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  A Good Mom's Guide to Making Bad...

  Jamilah Mapp, Erica Dickerson

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  The creators of the beloved podcast Good Moms Bad Choices challenge outdated notions of what being a “good” mother truly means—inviting moms of all kinds to embark on a healing journey that unlearns old scripts about motherhood and shows that you can be a little bad, and still do a lot of good for your kids and yourself. 
  They are everywhere on social media. Images of perfect, pleasant women with perfect, pretty children in perfect, tidy homes—the epitome of “good” moms. But this model of motherhood is an illusion that far too many women either measure themselves against or simply cannot relate to in the first place. Enter Jamilah Mapp and Erica Dickerson: if you are sex-positive, cannabis-friendly, and love sharing NSFW stories with your fellow mom friends, you’re not doing anything wrong and you are definitely not a bad mother. And Jamilah and Erica are your tribe. 
  These two best friends, single mothers, and creators of the Good Moms Bad Choices podcast are here to remind every woman that you can be a good mom despite not fitting the “perfect mom” standard. In this much-needed book, part memoir, part guide, and part manifesto, they bring the refreshing honesty and down-to-earth humor of their podcast to the stories of their own journeys as mothers, offering women insight and tools they can use to recognize their own past traumas, find a way to healing, and break free from unrealistic expectations of what it means to be a good parent. 
  Jamilah and Erica take us through their own journeys as single mothers raising children, being in (and falling out of) relationships, making mom friends, and, ultimately, finding themselves as they learned to redefine motherhood on their own terms. Uncensored, unapologetic, empathetic, and no-holds-barred, A Good Mom’s Guide to Making Bad Choices takes an unconventional and much-needed approach to motherhood that recognizes that moms are vibrant, sexual, creative beings with needs and desires that deserve to be acknowledged and respected. It’s a breath of fresh air for all moms today.

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  Jai's Story Part 1 - A...

  Kieran O'Callaghan - Rishikiz

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  Kieran O'Callaghan reflects on loss, love, and true freedom in this beautiful and inspirational memoir that reflects on everything from personal relationships to global movements of love and connection. He shares moving stories of death and grief from people he has helped with in his meditation and yoga practices over the years, along with his personal stories of loss. It's not just a narrative for those who have experienced loss; it's a handbook for modern yogis, therapists, educators and other professionals to help guide individuals to healing and transformation.

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  Arranged For Success - My...

  Vrinda Rao

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  This is a book of memoirs. The author, Vrinda Suresh Rao, who was an Indian Matchmaker for 25 years, has described her Indian Matchmaking journey. She combined the value of the Indian custom of arranged marriages with the power of technology to create a website with a unique matchmaking approach. 
  During her matchmaking Journey, she met many amazing young men and women and their families. Connecting with them, she learned a lot about human nature and attitudes. 
  In these words, the author narrates her matchmaking success stories and shares some unbelievable real-life experiences that she heard from her members. The author's matchmaking journey taught her that where there is true love and care, issues such as race, religion, nationality, or gender cannot prevent two people from entering into matrimony.

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  Misfortune on Cleveland’s...

  Alan F. Dutka

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  Extreme wealth could buy a mansion in Millionaires' Row but not immunity from unsavory business dealings or shameful behavior. 
   
   
   
  May Hanna gave her millionaire ex-husband's hired Pinkerton detectives the slip to sneak out of the country. To escape financial embarrassment, James Potter, the manager of a prominent Euclid Avenue apartment building, gave his family cough medicine laced with poison, killing his entire family including himself. Married to a Millionaires' Row doctor, the infamous con woman Cassie Chadwick posed as Andrew Carnegie's illegitimate daughter and forged a fake $5 million check. Author Alan Dutka delves into sixteen tales of anguish and deceit that offer a startling perspective on Cleveland's super-rich.

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  Alexander the Great: Conqueror...

  Brian M. Sparks

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  Alexander the Great: Conqueror, King of Macedonia, and Architect of the Hellenistic World is an engaging audiobook that explores the life, conquests, and lasting impact of Alexander the Great. This Alexander the Great biography follows his journey from a young prince in Macedonia to one of the most legendary military leaders in history. 
  If you’re searching for an Alexander the Great audiobook that provides in-depth historical analysis, thrilling battle strategies, and a deep dive into his leadership, this is the perfect choice. Learn about his conquest of Persia, his vision of the Hellenistic world, and how he blended cultures to shape civilizations for centuries. 
  Whether you are a history enthusiast, a military strategy lover, or simply curious about the greatest conqueror of all time, this Alexander the Great book will transport you to an era of ambition, strategy, and legendary victories.

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  Mothership - A Memoir of Wonder...

  Greg Wrenn

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  Professor Greg Wrenn likes to tell his nature-writing students, "The ecological is personal, and the personal is ecological." What he's never told them is how he's lived out those correspondences to heal from childhood abuse at the hands of his mother. 
   
   
   
  Weaving together memoir and cutting-edge science, Mothership is not just a queer coming-of-age story. It's a deeply researched account of how coral reefs and a psychedelic tea called ayahuasca helped Greg heal from complex PTSD—a disorder of trust, which makes the very act of bonding with someone else panic-inducing. From the tide pools in Florida where he grew up, to Indonesia's Raja Ampat archipelago and the Amazon rainforest, this is his search for wholeness when talk therapy and pharmaceuticals did little to help. Along the way, as his ecological conscience wakes up, he takes listeners underwater to the last pristine reefs on earth, and into the psyche. 
   
   
   
  Written with prophetic urgency, Mothership ultimately asks if doses of nature will be enough to save us before it's too late.

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