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  Freddy Mercury: A short...

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  Freddie Mercury, frontman of Queen and global star: Life and work in a short biography! Everything you need to know, brief and concise. Infotainment, education and entertainment at its best!

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  Enneagram: Understand the 9...

  Sophie J Brown

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  Ever wonder why you think, feel, or react the way you do? Why some people frustrate you, and others seem to just get you? 
  This book breaks it down. No fluff. No jargon. Just a brutally honest, deeply insightful guide to the nine Enneagram types—and how they shape your fears, desires, habits, and relationships. 
  Whether you're a driven Type Three, a skeptical Type Six, or a passionate Type Eight, you'll walk away with tools to understand not only yourself, but everyone around you. 
  Inside, you'll find:A clear breakdown of each of the 9 types—core motivations, blind spots, strengths, and traps.How the Enneagram can improve your self-awareness, decision-making, and emotional resilience.Practical advice on using your type for growth—without sugarcoating your weaknesses.Real-world insights for navigating relationships, career, and conflict using the Enneagram. 
  This isn't just a personality quiz. It's a roadmap for self-mastery. 
  If you're ready to stop repeating old patterns and start owning your growth—this book is your starting point.

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  Become Rich in Politics: Money...

  A.A. Castor

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  Step into a world where power isn't just held—it's bought, traded, and hoarded like a secret treasure. In "Become Rich in Politics: Money, Power, and Influence in the House of Representa-thieves," you'll journey through the intricate labyrinth of political corruption, insider deals, and unethical maneuvering that define the true face of governance behind closed doors. 
  This provocative book pulls back the curtain on the financial underpinnings of political systems, revealing how money becomes the lifeblood of influence in what can only be described as a modern-day cartel of political elites. From backroom negotiations and underhanded bribes to the orchestrated spectacle of public service and facade philanthropy, every page sheds light on:The Mechanics of Corruption: Discover how personal enrichment, not public service, often drives political careers. Learn how funds flow from dubious sources to the highest echelons of power.Inside the House: Peek into the secretive world of the House of Representatives, where the rules are bent, and the line between service and self-interest blurs beyond recognition.Building Empires: Uncover the strategies that enable a select few to transform political clout into vast wealth. From campaign financing to the art of influence peddling, this book exposes the recipe for turning political office into a profitable enterprise.The Players and the Puppets: Meet the key figures behind the scandals—politicians, lobbyists, and financiers—whose calculated moves determine the fate of the nation's policies and, ultimately, its future. 
  Prepare to be shocked, enlightened, and inspired to think differently about the forces that shape our society—and the price of true power.

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  Corporations Are Not People -...

  Jeffrey D. Clements, Bill Myers

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  A revised and updated edition of the definitive guide to overturning Citizens United. 
   
   
    
  Since the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling that the rights of things—money and corporations—matter more than the rights of people, America has faced a crisis of democracy. In this timely and thoroughly updated second edition, Jeff Clements describes the strange history of this bizarre ruling, its ongoing destructive effects, and the growing movement to reverse it. 
   
    
    
  He includes a new chapter, "Do Something!," showing how—state by state and community by community—Americans are using creative strategies and tools to renew democracy and curb unbalanced corporate power. Since the first edition, sixteen states, one-hundred-sixty members of Congress, and five hundred cities and towns have called for a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United, and the list is growing. This is a fight we can win! 
   
   
    
  "More relevant than ever, this updated edition of Corporations Are Not People chronicles the remarkably vibrant, nationwide grassroots movement to 'get money out and voters in.' " —Katrina vanden Heuvel, Editor and Publisher, The Nation

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  Quit Porn Effortlessly! The Easy...

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  "Stop using pornography, without feeling like a victim or experiencing deprivation." This book will enable you to quit your online sex addiction immediately, painlessly, and permanently, without willpower or any sense of loss or sacrifice. It will neither judge nor shame you, nor push you to take painful measures. The Easy-Peasy method, based on Allen Carr's "The Easy Way to Stop Smoking," views pornography as a psychological dependency. The method focuses on changing the way porn users perceive their habit and helps them realize that internet pornography offers no benefits. 
  EasyPeasy works metaphorically like a magic button. For me and many others, the method felt like magic because quitting was so simple and enjoyable! The idea that something is missing when you don't watch pornography is the voice of your brainwashing. By reading this book, you will break through this brainwashing. There is so much to gain and so little to lose. You should dare to read this book.

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  The Civil War

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  The Civil War is Julius Caesar’s personal account of his war with Pompey the Great—the war that destroyed the five-hundred-year-old Roman Republic. Caesar the victor became Caesar the dictator. In three short books, Caesar describes how, in order to defend his honor and the freedom of both himself and the Roman people, he marched on Rome and defeated the forces of Pompey and the Senate in Italy, Spain, and Greece. Julius Caesar himself was one of the most eminent writers of the age in which he lived. His “commentaries” offer a unique opportunity to read the victor’s version of events.

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