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Tilla loves to learn new things. An excellent student and constantly curious little girl, she spends her days asking questions and looking for answers. During an ordinary after-school snack, she discovers seeds in her orange. They spark a conversation that changes the way she thinks about where food comes from and how much work goes into planting seeds, harvesting crops, and getting all the yummy foods she eats onto her plate.

High School freshman, Anita Cordell's dream has always been to leave Eden's Fall. She hates the town, she hates the people, she hates her family, she hates everything. Then, Josh Towers and his three brothers move to the town, and for the first time in her life, Anita has a friend, and something more. The bullying stops, everyone wants to be her friend, life is picture-perfect. Then a series of bizarre events begin to happen, and she comes to realize that she may have given her trust too soon, and to the wrong person. And it might be a fatal mistake!

Stella Parker is a tough, no-nonsense detective working for the Seattle Police Department in Washington. When a masked, green-eyed serial killer begins murdering women in the largest homeless camp in the city, she finds herself being pulled back into a world she tried desperately to leave in her past. With the help of FBI Special Agent Maxwell Hayes, Stella will have to put aside her fears in order to catch a killer.

Liv Phelps is on a mission. Get a degree, stay independent, save her family, and start a new life far from the small town where she was raised. Men, love, and emotion have no place in her plans. However, the universe has a different idea of what Liv needs, and when dashing Blaine Harris enters the diner where she's working, she decides that maybe she should give him a chance.

As you listen to this audiobook, you will receive seven of the most important mental and emotional tools that every parent and child needs to have in their arsenal. These tools include resilience, creativity, mindfulness, self-compassion, and more, and as you listen, you’ll learn of the importance of each tool as well as how to develop it for yourself and how to foster it in your children.

Labor Day Spells the Summer’s End: Good as Advertised is a rich and complex collection of poetry that confronts such issues as race, the future, the current events and affairs such as the COVID-19 pandemic (Coronavirus), the beautiful changing of the seasons, and of course the elections’ debacle and or chaos! Enmeshed within these poems are violent and purposeful contradictions of hate and love, exuberance and apprehension, of wrangling and conflict.

Everyone in the fairy village knows that Bobbie makes the best cakes, and they love popping round for a slice. One day, a royal guard visits Bobbie with a special request to bake a cake for the princess' birthday. Will Bobbie manage to make and deliver the cake on time? Maybe, with a little help from her best friend Rosie and the other fairies in the village, she can!

We all have our roles to play. Some are the villains. Some are the good guys. As a siren, I’m supposed to be a seductress. A beacon in the ocean that lures men in. Usually, it works. That is…until a handsome vamp denies the lure.

Has your parent or spouse been diagnosed with Dementia or Alzheimer's Disease? It is scary and sad, but knowing that you're not alone and there is a path forward should hopefully calm your mind a little.

Twelve years ago, he broke my heart. Now I’m falling for him all over again—one anonymous message at a time. I don’t see a point in dating. Relationships are messy and they never end well. Plus, there’s the part where I seem to pick guys who are only pretty on the outside. So when a friend asks me to beta test a new blind dating app—the kind where you can’t see photos—I say yes, figuring I’ll spend a week chatting with strangers and confirming that dating is still the worst.

This practical guide is written by a former teacher with over 16 years of experience in Learning & Development — now running a recruitment company. It’s designed to support educators who are ready to explore a new career, but feel unsure of how to take that first step.

I have seven days and fifteen dates with different people to find my perfect guy—and to not fall for my best friend. Again. Max Peyton is everything I want in a future husband: fun, kind, and just the right mix of responsible and adventurous. Plus, he’s my best friend. He feels like comfort and acceptance and home, all wrapped into one. But I absolutely cannot fall for him. A year ago, when I almost (accidentally!) kissed him, he said he loved me like a sister. A sister. So, yeah, friend zone it is. Besides, Max doesn’t want to get married to anyone. Ever. And I very much do.

To Livvy, micro-expressions and body language speak louder than words. That makes her a great bartender, but it also gets her into a lot of trouble. When her estranged mom guilts her into taking a part-time job at a retirement home where she works, Livvy thinks it will just be a way to get some badly needed cash. Then, one of her coworkers goes missing and she learns the sweet old gentleman she befriended may be a serial killer.

You see the path forward. Yet. You find yourself frustrated by their inability to take ownership of their advocacy. You might find yourself struggling to simplify complex legal information, to delicately navigate emotional conversations or even answer repeated questions. If only there was a way to understand what was going on in the victim’s mind…

In The Ripple Effect of Joy, Abby Hanneman explores how small moments of joy can spark profound shifts in your life and the world around you. Combining personal insights, practical tools, and timeless wisdom, this book guides you to reconnect with your inner light, embrace gratitude, and raise your frequency. Discover how simple, intentional actions—whether through creativity, movement, or heart-centered practices—can create a ripple effect of healing and connection.

I know exactly what I want in life—and it’s not a guy like Roman Powell. He’s rigid. Rule-following. Uptight. Basically allergic to fun. So, not my type. But when he’s on the cover of Business Success magazine as one of the nation’s Top 10 Young (and Single) CEOs, my two million subscribers want me to film a peek into his world. I can survive an interview with Mr. Serious for the sake of great content. Easy. Except…nothing about the interview goes according to plan.

After two heartbreaking miscarriages, Janna Wagner receives the shocking news that she will be mom to multiples. In Quadruplets, Janna takes you on an entertaining and inspiring journey from when she first met her husband to when her boys graduate high school. Your first thought might be, “Oh my gosh, I could never handle four babies at once! How did she do it?” In this book you will learn how Janna met every challenge (and there were many) with grace, ingenuity and endless creativity.

Let me just say this upfront: I have zero plans to fall for Ian Kendrick. Not after my recent breakup. Not with all the embarrassing memories I’m sure he still has of me from when we were kids. And definitely not while we’re living a few feet apart, because if it doesn’t work out, things will get super awkward.

Rema A'Lazea is a water fairy who can't wait to experience the world on her own terms; but if she does, is she leaving more than just her hometown behind? Eisdreya: Leaving Lazea is a short story, around 4,800 words. Set in a fantasy world full of fairies, elves, dragons, and more, the continent of Eisdreya holds many more stories to come. Leaving Lazea is a prequel to D. C. McAndrews' forthcoming debut novel.

This guide offers a holistic approach to understanding and harnessing the power of attachments while navigating the challenges of narcissism. Whether you aim to improve relationships, overcome limiting beliefs, or gain deeper self-understanding, this audiobook is your roadmap to a more fulfilling life.