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  Building Champions - Paths to...

  Molly McElwee

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  Featuring a foreword by Billie Jean King.
  Since the turn of the century, women's tennis has established itself as one of the world's most unpredictable sports. With 36 different Grand Slam champions from 2000 to 2024, upsets have become the norm and underdog triumphs are almost guaranteed.
  These young winners are not all serve bots or baseline bruisers hailing from the tennis academy system. Instead, their origin stories differ considerably. A generation of Czech talent eclipsing the richest tennis nations; child prodigies like Coco Gauff modelled by her parents; Kim Clijsters defying the odds to become a comeback champion after giving birth; and Emma Raducanu crafting a coaching rotation system to achieve her fairytale in New York.
  This book maps out the complex, remarkable blueprints followed by champions from across the globe, as told by those in their inner circle, and explores what this generation of women can tell us about the future of the game.

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  How to Listen and Connect -...

  Ronan Kestrel

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  How to Listen and Connect 
  ⭐⭐ A Simplified Guide with Practical Explanations ⭐⭐ 
  Are you eager to advance in your career and enhance your knowledge through effective communication with children? 
  Are you in search of an all-inclusive guide that equips you with the essential tools to foster meaningful connections with kids? 
  Look no further! 
  This guide is your ultimate companion for deepening your understanding, honing your skills, and engaging in practical exercises aimed at empowering your interactions with children. With this resource, you're set for success. 
  Updated for the Latest Understanding of Effective Communication with Children 
  Key Features of This Enhanced Guide: 
  - In-depth insights into effective dialogue with children 
  - Comprehensive explanations of key communication strategies 
  - Proven tactics for establishing connections and fostering engagement 
  Our guide stands out by offering thorough coverage, crucial for your success in connecting with children. Concepts are not just glossed over but are explored with clarity and detail. 
  Please note that this guide is an independent resource and not associated with any official communications organization. 
  Crafted with a user-friendly layout and simple language, our guide guarantees seamless transitions between topics. Wave goodbye to confusing jargon and say hello to straightforward, precise, and technically sound content. 
  So, why wait? Click the BUY NOW button, secure your guide, and embark on your journey to successful communication with children!

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  The Turning Tide

  Jon Gower

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  An immersive history of a pivotal stretch of water 
  ‘Fascinating, spellbinding, erudite and great fun.’ Roddy Doyle 
  ‘Remarkable. Lively … Gower writes beautifully [and] the book is profoundly popular.’ Times Literary Supplement 
  The Turning Tide is a hymn to a sea passage of world-historical importance. Combining social and cultural history, nature-writing, travelogue and politics, Welshman Jon Gower charts a sea which has carried both Vikings and saints; invasion forces, royals and rebels; writers, musicians and fishermen. 
  The divided but interconnected waters of the Irish Sea – from the narrow North Channel through St George’s Channel to where the Celtic sea opens out into the wide Atlantic – have a turbulent history to match the violence of its storms. Jon Gower is a sympathetic and interested pilot, taking the reader to the great shipyards of Belfast and through the mass exodus of the starving during the Irish Famine in coffin boats bound for America. He follows the migrations of working men and women looking for work in England and tells the tales of more casual travellers: sometimes seasick, often homesick too. 
  The Irish Sea is also a place with an abundant natural history. The rarest sea bird in Europe visits its coasts in summer while the rarest goose wings in during winter. 
  The Turning Tide navigates waters teeming with life, filled with seals and salt-tanged stories and surveyed by seabirds. Lyrically written and fizzing with curiosity, this is a remarkable and far-reaching book. 
  The latest work from award-winning author Jon Gower, The Turning Tide, is a short-listed masterpiece that delves into the geography of Ireland and Britain. This prize-winning book is a testament to his winning storytelling, making it a top pick for readers. 
  For fans of Mark Rees (The Little Book of Welsh Culture), Stephen Rule (Welsh and I), Alice Roberts (The Little Book of Humanism), Darren Chetty (The Good Immigrant), and Neil Oliver (The Story of the World in 100 Moments). 
  HarperCollins 2023

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  Shadow War Between the States...

  Charles River Editors

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  In September 1862, the Union had no intelligence service worthy of the name. It had detectives, scouts, scattered networks of informants, balloons, signal flags, and a great deal of luck, but the federal government did not have a coordinated system, to the extent that military commanders did not know enemy troop strength. By the end of the war, the Union would be running the most sophisticated intelligence operations in American history to that point. The government eventually forged an integrated, all-source, professional service that fed the commanding generals daily reports on enemy strength, disposition, morale, and intent. The Union also successfully maintained a network of spies inside the Confederate capital that intercepted enemy signal traffic; read Southern newspapers, and used escaped slaves as sources of intelligence. 
  It was not until 1988, when two career intelligence officers named William A. Tidwell and David Winfred Gaddy and a Lincoln assassination scholar named James O. Hall published Come Retribution: The Confederate Secret Service and the Assassination of Lincoln, that the full scope of Confederate covert operations began to come into focus. The picture that emerged from surviving documents, financial records, pension files, and the kind of careful inference that professional intelligence analysts bring to fragmentary evidence, was startling in its ambition and in its implications. The Confederate Secret Service, it turned out, had been playing a longer and more sophisticated game than anyone had previously understood. In fact, Confederate intelligence operations had begun during the first weeks of the war, and in the autumn of 1864, they were on the verge of planning an operation that, had it succeeded, might have changed the outcome of the conflict entirely.

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  Kybalion - Hermetic Philosophy...

  Three Initiates

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  The Kybalion – The Ancient Secret to Mastering Mind and Reality 
  “All is Mind; the Universe is Mental.” 
   The Kybalion is not just a book — it's a key. 
   A key that unlocks awareness, inner transformation, and mastery over the invisible laws that govern all existence. 
  Written in the early 20th century by the mysterious Three Initiates, The Kybalion preserves the Seven Hermetic Principles, ancient spiritual teachings rooted in esoteric Egypt and passed down through the ages by masters of occult wisdom. 
  In this complete audiobook edition, you will discover:What The All truly is — the ultimate reality that permeates the universe.How Mentalism works, and why everything you experience begins in your mind.The power of Vibration, Polarity, and Rhythm in shaping your life.The universal Law of Cause and Effect — and how to use it to your advantage.The mysterious principle of Mental Gender, the key to inner creation. 
  But this edition goes even further. 
   Each chapter is followed by an original annotation, written by modern scholars, offering clear, insightful explanations of even the most complex concepts — without losing the depth and mystery of the original. This is the Kybalion you've always wanted: lucid, evocative, and truly transformative. 
  Perfect for seekers of personal growth audiobooks, lovers of ancient spirituality, Hermetic philosophy, mental alchemy, occult knowledge, or for anyone yearning to reconnect with their inner power.

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  All the Wide Border: Wales...

  Mike Parker

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  A Waterstones Travel Book of the Year 2023 
  A funny, warm and timely meditation on identity and belonging, following the scenic route along the England–Wales border: Britain’s deepest faultline. 
  There is a line on the map: to one side Wales, small, rugged and stubborn; on the other England, crucible of the most expansionist culture the world has ever seen. It is a line that has been dug, debated, defined and defended for twenty centuries. 
  All the Wide Border is a personal journey through the places, amongst the people, and across the divides of the border between England and Wales. Taking in some of our loveliest landscapes, and our darkest secrets, this is a region of immeasurable wonder and interest. It is here that the deepest roots and thorniest paradoxes of Britishness lie. The border between the countries, even as a concept, is ragged, jagged and many-layered. 
  Garlanded author Mike Parker has adored and explored these places his entire life. Born in England but settled in Wales, he finds himself typical of many in being pulled in both directions. His journey is divided into three legs, corresponding with the watersheds of the three great border rivers: the Dee in the north, the Severn in the centre, the Wye in the south. Neither quite England nor Wales, the furzy borderland he uncovers — the March — is another country. 
  Picking apart the many notions and clichés of Englishness, Welshness and indeed Britishness, Mike Parker plays with the very idea of borders: our fascination with them, our need for them, and our response to their power. In his hands, the England–Wales frontier is revealed to be a border within us all, and it is fraying, fast. 
  Mike Parker's All the Wide Border is a compelling exploration of the England-Wales border, blending history and social commentary in a series of insightful essays. This new addition to his collection of travelogues is a top pick for anyone interested in European history and culture. 
  For fans of Mark Wallington (The Day Job), Tom Bullough (Sarn Helen), Gavin Ortlund (Why God Makes Sense in a World That Doesn't), Tim Hannigan (The Granite Kingdom), and Chloe Dalton (Raising Hare). 
  HarperCollins 2023

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