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  • av Greye La Spina
    148,-

    Although she's mostly forgotten now, in the heyday of the pulps, Greye La Spina was more successful than H.P. Lovecraft, with more than one hundred stories and serial novels published in magazines such as Weird Tales and The Thrill Book. Her reputation is on the rise, though, with her inclusion in several anthologies released in celebration of the 100th anniversary of Weird Tales. This book is the single largest collection devoted to this unjustly neglected queen of pulp horror, containing an essay, three short stories, a novella, and a serial novel published in her first decade as a writer. Includes "Wolf of the Steppes," Fettered, and more.

  • av Cara Elena DiPerna
    148,-

    At Safari Elementary School, where the jungle's adventures never end, everyone is busy with exciting tales of friendship and camaraderie. Everyone, that is, except for Leo the Lonely Lizard. Step into Leo's world and accompany him on an enchanting journey through school, as he discovers the true meaning of friendship and learns to conquer the overwhelming feeling of loneliness.In this captivating and emotionally resonant children's book, "Leo the Lonely Lizard" brings to life a relatable story that every child can understand. With vibrant illustrations that leap off the page, young readers will be drawn into Leo's world and his quest to find his place among his fellow animal classmates.

  • av David Washburn
    168,-

    There is comfort in the wholesomeness of family.Pure joy to be cherished in the innocence of a child....But what happens when a looming sense of dread has a death-grip on a child's mind?Teddy is 'only a boy' but there is a rebellious fire in his belly that urges him to forge his own path as a man. With much to learn, his father does his best to teach him about being a man and respecting family traditions while appreciating the mundane.After Teddy's father tells him not to go into the woods, in what was meant to be a teachable moment, Teddy is soon faced with a choice that sees him in the very place where he shouldn't be.Teddy encounters something that he cannot make sense of that will haunt him in the coming days.This tale of colonial era horror proves that a child's imagination isn't always a safe place.

  • av David Berg
    173,-

    Crash: Stories From the Emergency Room is a gripping anthology series that takes readers inside the hectic world of emergency room medicine through the eyes of different doctors, nurses, hospital staff, and paramedics. Each book contains a collection of stories told from their unique perspectives as they cope with the controlled chaos and high stakes of trying to save lives.The stories range from high-adrenaline rescues following accidents and disasters to quieter but equally emotional moments dealing with terminal illness and end-of-life care. While some recount dramatic cases that pushed the limits of training and instinct, others focus on the smaller human moments and connections that get lost in the commotion.Crash: Stories From the Emergency Room gives an unfiltered look at the physical, emotional, and spiritual toll of work in the ER, but also the immense satisfaction that comes with comforting patients in their darkest hours and saving lives teetering on the brink. Through unflinching and nuanced storytelling, the series examines broader themes of life, death, and what it means to care for our fellow human beings when they need it most.

  • av Leonardo Tavares
    166,-

    A vida moderna é como uma estrada sinuosa, repleta de encruzilhadas e curvas apertadas. À medida que avançamos em nossas carreiras, buscamos transformar nossos sonhos em realidade e nutrir relacionamentos significativos, corremos o risco de nos deparar com uma ameaça silenciosa, um abismo chamado burnout. "Derrotando o Burnout" é uma experiência profundamente humana, uma travessia pelas complexidades dessa condição cada vez mais presente, que não faz distinção de raça, classe social ou profissão. Este livro é um farol compassivo, projetado para iluminar o caminho, para entender, prevenir e emergir do burnout. Em suas páginas, você encontrará um manual para a autodescoberta. Começamos nossa caminhada com uma imersão profunda no burnout, um mergulho nas águas turbulentas do entendimento. Desvendaremos os segredos dos sinais precoces que frequentemente passam despercebidos, capacitando-o a identificá-los em sua própria jornada. Juntos, aprenderemos a usar as ferramentas essenciais para a prevenção, o estabelecimento de limites saudáveis, a gestão sábia do estresse e o fortalecimento de nosso bem-estar emocional. Prepare-se para uma viagem de autodescoberta e transformação. O burnout pode ser superado, e estou aqui para ajudá-lo a trilhar esse caminho tortuoso.

  • av Sylvester Barzey
    187,-

    Teen fans of a Rock n' Roll God go on a hunt for a lost song that even the Devil doesn't want to be found. A woman builds a trap for a deadly serial killer with the help of a Doctor, who is skilled in the art of madness... these are just some of the tales of terror that are waiting for you deep in the blood-soaked pages of "Stitches" Sylvester Barzey has scoured the darkest reaches of his mind and ripped his favorite twisted tales from five anthologies to create this one collection of genre-blended horror. Stitches is one collection that won't only get under your skin it will bury itself in your flesh! The five tales that make up this collection are: Blood Note (First Published In Descent Into Darkness)Lisa (First Published In 7 Sins Of The Apocalypse)Unfit (First Published In Mad Like Me)Adam (First Published In Undead Worlds)Shades Of Blue (First Published In Voices Of Romance) Go beyond your comfort zone and find out what's really under your skin. Read "Stitches" today! WarningThis Collection Contains Subject Matter Such As: SuicideHarm To ChildrenMental illnessDomestic ViolenceElderly AbuseKidnappingDruggingBullyingCheatingSexual Assault

  • av Honesty Rhi'naye
    200,-

    Come along with Honesty as she joins Sammy, Mia, Ben, Lily, Carlos, and Emily on an adventure through musical genres. Feel the joy of friendship and melodies as they explore the different musical styles. Learn the genres & let the music sweep you away!

  • av Liv Hunziker
    210,-

    Tired new mothers and new fathers will find hope and laughter in this collection of poetry, fiction, and essays. Via Half Moon Waking, parents walking through a miscarriage can receive tangible comfort.Here are the reflections of a woman who has cried with you . . . has wrestled through the same grief.Here are also those questions whose answers don't fit nicely within proper, typical prose. Questions such as, "What is the meaning of life?" or "Where exactly is heaven located?"Poetry is able to place hard and abstract pains into understandable frames. Half Moon Waking offers poetry, metaphors, and fiction, rather than "teaching" or "how-to-guides," so that refreshing insights on surviving babies, toddlers, marriage challenges, parenting abroad, living overseas, or grieving a miscarriage can all be digested in a soothing and empathetic way. Essays, written with care and compassion, offer real-time and hands-on support to new moms and new dads, through the asking of vulnerable questions.Liv Hunziker's vast spread of creative writing genres enables each reader to pick up where they left off or to simply jump right into the middle of this encouraging book. Haiku's and bite-sized phrases are the real balm, the deeper empathy, that mothers, tired parents, and anyone suffering a miscarriage, have been needing. These lines and expertly crafted poems are indeed the artists' alternative to didactic teaching or preaching. When not for oneself, this book is the right resource to hand to a friend grieving a miscarriage and is also a timely gift for baby showers, Mother's Day, Father's Day, or other seasonal holidays.Leaf through this collection at the pace that works for you, let it rest a few weeks on your coffee table, and then pick it up again, to soak in the parenting puzzles, traveler joys, hiker perspectives, and honest questions. The dexterity of lyrics, the genuine transparency, and the respect for nature in Half Moon Waking will satisfy and restore each reader, as well as strengthen the significant relationships and families we all find ourselves in.

  • av Al Hamilton
    181,-

    A small token as a gift with words - offering countless memories and lifetime of love.

  • av Kendall Minter
    232,-

    Sometimes things may look impossible! But look closer! Here's a child who loves her mother and full of excitement. Each day is filled with wonders as she explore life from a child's perspective. You never know what you might learn.

  • av Niki Hall
    198,-

    Reena Runs Towards the Sun is a teaching of self-love, acceptance and the importance of embracing one's natural beauty through the story of a young girl who is afraid to play in the sun after noticing that her skin color changes and does not match those of her peers. Her teacher assigns her a homework assignment to find five objects that are the color brown and report back to her in an attempt to teach her an important lesson about self-confidence.In a world where kids are eager to "fit in" this book aims to prepare children for any self-doubt they might later face and equip them with the skill to look beyond their negative thoughts and to appreciate themselves and everything around them. This book is a fun and lighthearted read that softly addresses issues like colorism and insecurities in a subtle yet moving way that will leave children wanting to point out positive traits in themselves.Girls and boys will be instantly captivated by the beautiful illustrations as well as the clever revelation that Reena makes in the story which will empower them to view themselves and the world around themselves in a more positive light.This is a heartwarming and uplifting book that will made the perfect addition to every child, parent or teacher's library.

  • av Louis Max Karno
    204

    "A Test Of Human Decency" is a collection of poemsauthor Louis Karno wrote while incarcerated for fiveyears in the Louisiana DOC 'Department OfCorrections" penal system. In this situation where heexperienced 26 months in extended lockdown wherein a normal situation where a person would fold heprospered and learned to turn the negative situationhe was in into a positive. The transformation thattook place is written down in these poems asenlightenment slowly showed itself. This book waswritten in hopes that someone could gain someperspective or insight in whatever situation they arein. Enjoy...

  • av Gay Marie Scanlon
    156,-

    n this enchanting bedtime story, join Frankie the Mouse on a journey through a calming forest with friendly animals and the comforting glow of the moon. Frankie the Mouse will reassure your child that courage and bravery can come from the most unexpected place. This mouse tale captures and engages your child's imagination with beautifully illustrated pages.A child who feels anxious and or fearful at bedtime can interrupt a restful night's sleep for both the child and parent. Perfect for any child with a love of animals and nature, an irrational fear of the dark, hyperactivity, or anxiety at bedtime.Snuggle up with this quiet time story that will help your child unwind, relax, and drift off to a restful night's sleep.36 pagesbeautiful color illustrationsages 2-78.5"x8.5"large font

  • av Gonzalo Díaz
    216,-

    Una introducción amena y desde cero a la gramática del Hindi y del Urdu, incluyendo la fonética y los sistemas de escritura, especialmente escrita para lectores hispanohablantes.

  • av Ambika Nagaraj
    675,-

    This book explores the dynamic intersection of three cutting-edge technologies-Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and Cloud Computing-and their profound impact on diverse domains. Beginning with an introduction to AI and its challenges, it delves into IoT applications in fields like transportation, industry 4.0, healthcare, and agriculture. The subsequent chapter explores AI in the cloud, covering areas such as banking, e-commerce, smart cities, healthcare, and robotics. Another section investigates the integration of AI and IoT-Cloud, discussing applications like smart meters, smart cities, smart agriculture, smart healthcare, and smart industry. Challenges like data privacy and security are examined, and the future direction of these technologies, including fog computing and quantum computing, is explored. The book concludes with use cases that highlight the real-world applications of these transformative technologies across various sectors. Each chapter is also supplemented with a list of scholarly references for advanced readers. The book is intended primarily as a resource for students in information technology and technology courses. And as a secondary resource for industry professionals who want to learn about these technologies in the context of digital transformation.

  • av Hallie Hopkins
    193,-

    Hallie is a defender of demons from the mortal world. Her mother's death leaves her and her team off the active roster until they're ready to fight again. But encountering the new trainers in the area causes Hallie to wonder if her attraction to the lead trainer can ever lead to love.Robert's attraction to Hallie is immediate, and strong, but can he learn to love someone who wasn't his wife? His past affects Hallie and her team, along with her angry father about Hallie's relationship with him. Can they be together and still do their job as defenders?

  • av Jermaine A. Lyles
    157,-

    Helping children learn to read is an exciting, rewarding, and fulfilling time in a parent/educator's life. Galaxy the Gigantic Gorilla is here to make that experience even more special as he takes you on a journey to explore sight words that start with the letter G. This amazing gymnast will surprise you with his skill and savant personality as he competes in the Gorilla Games going for the gold. Join the journey of Galaxy the Gigantic Gorilla.

  • av Nitka Marga
    147,-

    "Welcome to Alopecia" is not just a book; it's an empathetic embrace for anyone navigating the emotional labyrinth that comes with this condition. This transformative read combines memoir, self-help, and inspirational elements to create a unique literary experience. In it, the author unveils a deeply personal journey of losing hair at a young age, the humiliation and despair that followed, and the path to self-acceptance and empowerment.The book offers solace and understanding by delving into a range of experiences-from the gut-wrenching isolation to unexpected moments of human connection. While it does not claim to be a medical guide, it touches briefly on various treatment options, from steroids to stress-relief methods like meditation and yoga. These are presented not as cures, but as avenues to explore for those on a similar path. At its core, however, 'Welcome to Alopecia' is a celebration of empathy. Through compelling personal stories, it illuminates how understanding and support from others can serve as life-changing beacons of hope.

  • av Gwendolyn Rowens
    172,-

    Gwendolyn Rowen's debut novel Unapologetically is for all the lovers, dreamers, and star-wishers who still believe in the beauty that is modern-day poetry. For those who believe poetry is not dead, come feel alive inside the pages that she writes. She hopes you find solace, warmth, and healing between the sentences she tirelessly poured her heart into.

  • av Tony Ortiz
    160,-

    Dive into "Melted Cold," where each story becomes a mirror reflecting our deepest desires, fears, and dreams. Witness characters confronting hard truths and grappling with their inner demons. In the seedy underbelly of the city, vengeance takes center stage in "A Night Out.""Pencil Case" offers an insightful exploration of work ethic and values through a young protagonist's eyes. On the streets of "Nostrand Ave," a hot-headed teen's fate collides with an inexperienced cop's."Bully" unearths scars from a troubling past, while "Ball & Chain" chills with a sinister force that leaves a trail of fear and bloodshed in its wake. Amidst the bustling metropolis of "Chopper City," a cataclysmic terror attack reshapes lives.In the riveting debate of "Lecture Hall," ideologies clash as finance and personal ethics collide. In the serendipitous encounter of "Elevator," two souls have a brief connection that offers profound insights into the significance of the smallest moments. This multifaceted collection weaves resilience, redemption, and human connections in an unforgettable journey that lingers long after the final page.

  • av Bunny Debarge
    181,-

    Our loving Father is the master at causing all things to work for our good. Although this life carries troubles and pain, it also carries victory and triumph. The bottom line is God's love transcends any adversity that we could encounter. His love is the remedy.Victory is the final outcome of all that we go through. This devotional will usher you into victorious living through scriptures, the author's personal testimony, and words of encouragement. Each devotional ends with a prayer. As you read this book, you will have a heightened awareness that you are not alone because Jesus is always with you. Shifting your focus to the remedy of God's love helps you to fulfill His call on your life.

  • av Cole Dunn
    203,-

    Connor and The Sibling Surprise is an inspiring and heartwarming story about family and love. In this story, Connor and his mom Louise live together in the beautiful village of Long Grove, Illinois. When Louise reveals to Connor that he is about to become a big brother, it sets off a journey of self-discovery for Connor as he learns about the beauty of blended families and the power of unconditional love. With beautiful illustrations and a meaningful storyline, Connor and The Sibling Surprise is a must-read for all families.

  • av Ankur Bhanderi
    194,-

    Have you heard the one about the boy and nothing?It goes like this: Jace: Jason Choi, for short: too short, too skinny, too bent, great hair, disheveled, eyes not too chinky although dead like a soldier's. Jace goes days without speaking. He dreams dark riddles and laughs at jokes he can't explain. He knows that something's missing from his life, but can't name a single thing that he wants.>Have you heard this one?

  • av Brian Howard
    138,-

    Unsuspecting Christian sheep are often lured into devastating relationships by the "Christian" narcissist. The days are over when we can assume Christians to be considerate, kind, or safe. We must look for red flags in Christians and non-Christians alike.The church is full of wonderful people but sadly con artists too. This book exposes these wolves and equips the sheep to defend themselves.

  • av Paul Copenhagen
    161,-

    No one enjoys their sins being brought into the light. But at one small church in a little Rhode Island town, it's become the topic of the weekly sermon. With each week that passes, new sins are brought to light. With each week that passes, death grows closer.Between secrets and sermons, saints and sinners, can Charlie discover the truth and catch a killer?

  • av Rohan Publications
    155,-

    Young Rohan exuberantly announces the arrival of his baby sister, Anjali. The poem beautifully captures the blossoming sibling bond and the promise of shared adventures ahead

  • av John Twain
    145,-

    What if RACE, GENDER, and INEQUITY disappeared? Surely humanity would achieve utopia, right? Guess again-for the Devil's in the details. A trio of idealistic pseudoscientists transforms humanity into one race but not everyone is happy about it. With smears of racism gone from their arsenal, President Moe Hyden's top advisors scramble to find new ways to demonize their political rivals. Meanwhile, The Secret Society concocts a nefarious scheme using the President's son to travel the world peddling a high-stakes snow globe-for-influence operation. All hope would be lost if not for former President Ace MacDonald, who plots his triumphant return to power from his prison cell in GITMO-though he might need a dash of divine intervention. No Hell Below Us by John Twain is a brilliantly crafted lampoon of the excesses and corruption of the political Left. Twain's biting satire weaves together a tapestry of hilariously eccentric characters and influencers engaged in political intrigue so absurd you'll think you're watching the nightly news. If you like The Babylon Bee, JP Sears, and Mug Club, you'll love No Hell Below Us!

  • av Steven Francis Jaeger
    181,-

    Having emerged into a new world, Shannon Anderson discovered that the comet that nearly destroyed Earth brought with it new forms of life. In an attempt to learn more about her adversary, she will travel the world in search of information. But she will soon find out that things are worse than they first appeared. New challenges await her. She will have to shoulder the weight of the losses she has already endured, combat an evolving enemy, and prevent more losses. All of this she will attempt while fighting to maintain control of her own mind.

  • av Regina D. Hartgrove
    170,-

    Are you looking for a book to positively inspire your children? The Children's Positive Identity Collection (CPIC) encourages young readers to be confident in who they are created to be in life. This body of work promotes skills that will help them to build good character traits and develop values that will enable them to be well-balanced and productive citizens in today's society as they encounter different scenarios. This collection of work is Bible-based and does use scripture to point children in the direction of learning the ways of God."You Are Beautiful" is a book that inspires the reader to focus more on their inner beauty rather than compare themselves with others. Pastor CJ provides instructs to help Raya realize she is beautiful just the way sheThe scriptures in the Bible 1 Peter 3:3-4 provides admonishment to help her understand.

  • av Mario de Andrade
    188,-

    It is the dawn of the 20th century, and deep in the Amazon Rainforest is born a mischievous boy named Macunaíma, who is destined to become the hero of the Brazilian people. After losing a jade pendant that was a gift from his first love, it falls into the hands of a man-eating giant who lives in São Paulo, and Macunaíma is forced to leave his lush forest home for the first time to go to the big city to retrieve it. Along the way, he encounters a panoply of Amazonian gods and Brazilian historical figures, and must escape their ruses and ploys with cunning deception. When he finally reaches the sprawling metropolis, with its violent machines, bustling traffic, and towering buildings, it is nothing like anything he has ever seen. But determined to retrieve his pendant, he contends with unfamiliar new monsters of modernity as he hunts down the giant. With its vibrant blend of folklore, mythology, and satire of modern industrial society (all richly annotated herein), Macunaíma provides readers with a thrilling tour of Brazil's dynamic culture and history. First published in 1928, it has emerged as one of the great classics of Latin American literature, and is brought to readers of English in this smart new translation from Carl Engel.

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