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Do you often find yourself in a rut at work and cannot seem to stay productive throughout the day? Do you struggle with workplace anxiety and aren't sure how to overcome it? Career strategist and coach Linda Raynier lets you in on the secrets of how to stay inspired and ultimately be confident in your career.

Have you ever gotten caught up in office drama with toxic coworkers? Are you tired of being taken advantage of at your job? In Office Politics: A Guide to Overcoming Workplace Adversity, career strategist and coach Linda Raynier will help you navigate a complex workplace, make your life at work easier to manage, and get the respect you deserve.

Discover the true spirit of teamwork and Christmas magic in this snowy adventure! This fun-filled Christmas story is perfect for children aged three to eight. It provides valuable lessons in teamwork, responsibility, respect for elders, keeping secrets, and recognition. This is the perfect Christmas story to listen to and cuddle with your child during the holidays.

How do you know what you know - or what you think you know? Have you ever wondered why you believe in God, why some people don’t believe in God, or what it means to be religious? How do you answer the question, “Who are you?” Norman Orr provides new ways to think about these questions and many more in this book that promotes the idea of embracing biological humanism.

Look Who's in the Kitchen is a thoughtfully crafted instructional cookbook designed specifically for blind and visually impaired home chefs. Whether you're a beginner in the kitchen or a seasoned cook looking to adapt your techniques, this guide empowers you with accessible, step-by-step instructions and adaptive strategies that make cooking enjoyable and safe.

Written by a survivor, this trauma-informed workbook is your step-by-step guide to healing from Narcissistic Abuse, Gaslighting, Emotional Neglect, and Complex Trauma (C-PTSD). It’s raw, authentic, and feels like someone walking through it with you.

When Bryan Silman was diagnosed with terminal liver cancer, hospice gave him two weeks to live. What followed defied every medical prediction—and became a story no one saw coming. I Am Warrior is the true account of one man’s refusal to die. Written in collaboration with Misty McConnel and Maryam Farooq, this powerful narrative blends raw memoir, emotional psychology, and lived philosophy.

Aunt K owns a farm where alpacas and a menagerie of other animals live. Three yorkies—Jingle, Jaywok, and Joi Daisy—visit the farm and learn about the different animals including some of the history of these great animals. The yorkies become good friends with June and Josie, a couple of young alpacas. Jingle, Jaywok, and Joi Daisy also meet Betty, the sled dog, a world class athlete who competed in the Iditarod. The farm is home to many more animals, and the yorkie pups think it’s great fun to learn about creatures from different parts of the world.

Crave Peace Not Cookies is the breakthrough guide every emotional eater needs. No more fad diets. No more guilt. No more binge-regret cycle. This is the game-changer you've been waiting for. Here’s the truth: Stress eating isn’t about willpower. It’s about unhealed patterns, trapped emotions, and a nervous system that’s screaming for relief. This book shows you how to stop the spiral, fast.

If Any Man Be in Christ, What Is He? is a powerful exploration of spiritual transformation through Christ-consciousness. Rooted in 2 Corinthians 5:17, this thought-provoking work challenges believers to go beyond religion and experience the reality of becoming a new creation. With heartfelt insight and spiritual depth, K. B. Thomas calls listeners to examine their lives, confront the disconnect between belief and behavior, and awaken to the indwelling presence of Christ. This book is a roadmap for those seeking to live with purpose, love with power, and embody the true essence of the Kingdom.

Told with sharp dialogue, aching tenderness, and unflinching emotional depth, Ethan & Janet is a powerful story of two teens learning what it means to fight for love, to choose family, and to believe, against all odds, that broken things can still become whole.

What a Wild Online Dating World pulls back the curtain on the rapidly growing epidemic of romance fraud—exposing the dark side of digital love, the psychology behind scammers’ tactics, and how you can protect yourself from becoming the next victim. As technology evolves, so do the predators behind the screen. And they’re getting smarter.

Every minute, 267 babies are born around the world. And behind each one is a mom adjusting, healing, and trying her best in a world that often forgets to ask, “How are you actually doing?” This audiobook is here to change that. The Essential Postpartum Care Toolkit is your calm and supportive guide through the tender season of early motherhood. With honest guidance and a whole-body approach, it helps you care for yourself while caring for your baby.

Ever get tired of the enemy stealing your joy as soon as you take a sip of it? Me too. However, the best recipe is to declare God's Word aloud. If the Word of God is alive and active, that means we can speak things into existence. Especially since our Father created the earth the exact same way. Therefore, declarations can also be applied to our everyday lives. Our words have power and so do we. Join me in replacing caffeine with this devotional as a spiritual wake-up call to activate things inside of us and on the earth with our words.

The Cost of Service explores the profound personal and emotional sacrifices made by those in law enforcement, ministry, and the military. Through compelling narratives, it reveals the unseen burdens borne by their families. The book honors their commitment while examining the toll of a life devoted to others. It is a tribute to courage, calling, and the quiet cost of duty.

In The Art of Forgiveness: Letting Go and Letting God, Efe Byrom offers a compassionate and faith-filled roadmap to true absolution—one that doesn't ignore the pain of the process but transforms it through theological wisdom and actionable steps. This book goes beyond simplistic calls to "forgive and forget," diving deep into the reality of trauma, recurring wounds, and human relationships in all their complexity.

In "Raising Gifted Children with Love and Awareness", Cynthia Webson opens with a heartfelt invitation to see giftedness not as a label but as a unique lens through which a child experiences the world. The introduction lays the emotional foundation of the book, acknowledging the awe—and sometimes anxiety—that parents feel when they realize their child is wired differently. Rather than rushing to identify milestones or match them to expectations, Webson encourages parents to slow down, tune in, and understand the deeper emotional and intellectual needs of their gifted child.

Sexually abused by her father for fifteen years, author JoAnn Marie highlights the skills to help survivors cope with the aftereffects of abuse. She encourages victims to realize the abuse was not their fault. She gives advice born of her own painful experiences how faith and hard work can bring survivors back from their brokenness.

The book is a healing story sharing how one can overcome the "unthinkable" and be transformed by God's greatness. How God can turn your sorrows to joy and bring beauty from ashes. That you are not alone and made for a purpose and have a purpose.

This book seeks to shine a light on the dark corridors of British justice system, a positive push for openness, greater accountability and responsibility particularly in the courtrooms, where victims' voices are too often stifled and silenced by draconian practices. Therefore, the primary aim of this book is to add an insulation of integrity and dignity to the underprivileged, who too often find themselves on the receiving end of miscarriages of justice that favour the rich and powerful.