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  JD Vance and the Future of the...

  Frank DeVito

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  Before 2016, JD Vance was completely unknown to the American public. He 
  had a compelling life story: A poor kid from a dysfunctional family in 
  Middletown, Ohio, encouraged by the loving support of his grandmother and a 
  handful of others within his family and community. He rose from a broken 
  home and a broken community, joined the Marines, went to Yale Law School, 
  and ended up an elite lawyer working in Silicon Valley with some of the 
  richest and smartest people in the world. 
  Now, Vance is one of the most powerful and influential Republicans in the 
  country. But unlike many politicians, Vance is a public intellectual. Years 
  before he ran for public office, Vance was a prolific thinker, writer, and 
  speaker, grappling with some of the most important issues that face the 
  Republican Party and the nation today. 
  Vance has a solid grip on where the Republican Party has come from and 
  where it is heading. He sees the various factions and coalitions that make up 
  the Party and understands them deeply. As the Republican Party works to 
  adapt to the political changes initiated by Trump to truly become the profamily and pro-worker Party of the American middle class, Vance stands alone 
  as the most knowledgeable and capable politician to bring the Republican 
  Party—and the nation—into the post-Donald Trump world.

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  Toxic Relationships - Identify...

  Eugene Motza

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  If you're ready to uncover the toxicity in your relationships and break free from the manipulators in your life, then let's embark on a journey of healing and empowerment! 
  In "Toxic Relationships", you’ll discover:The subtle and overt signs that characterize toxic relationships.Practical strategies for disengaging safely and effectively from harmful dynamics.Techniques to heal from the emotional and psychological scars left by toxic relationships.Insights into building resilience and fostering healthy, supportive relationships in the future.Real-life examples and narratives that bring the concepts of toxicity and recovery into relatable and understandable terms. 
  Imagine the relief and newfound strength you'll feel once you break free from toxic cycles and how this newfound perspective could transform your approach to relationships and self-care.

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  The Republic

  Plato

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  What is justice—and who should rule?
  In this timeless philosophical dialogue, Plato explores the nature of justice, the structure of an ideal society, and the responsibilities of leadership. Through Socrates' probing conversations, readers confront enduring questions about morality, education, freedom, and truth—culminating in the famous Allegory of the Cave, one of the most powerful metaphors in all of philosophy.
  
  Hailed as "the cornerstone of Western political thought," The Republic has shaped ideas about government, ethics, and human nature for over two thousand years. Its arguments remain provocative, challenging readers to rethink power, virtue, and the pursuit of the good life.
  
  If you seek clarity on society's deepest questions and ideas that still define our world, this essential classic is indispensable.
  
  Open the book—and enter the dialogue that still governs how we think about justice and truth.

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  Central American Shifts -...

  Anya Solace

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  Central American Shifts explores the dynamic and often volatile economic and political history of the region through the lens of Puerto Rico, El Salvador, and Mexico. This 3-in-1 volume examines the deep impact of colonization, independence, globalization, and internal strife, revealing how each country has faced unique challenges and opportunities in shaping their modern identities. 
  The story of Puerto Rico is one of colonialism, statehood debates, and economic reliance on the U.S., as it struggles to balance autonomy with its political relationship with its larger neighbor. El Salvador's economic and social history highlights the legacies of civil war, neoliberal reforms, and the push for development amid violence and inequality. Mexico's economic history offers a rich narrative of revolution, industrialization, trade agreements, and modern challenges, illustrating how the country has navigated the complex balance of tradition and progress. 
  This book provides a deep dive into the intertwined relationships between politics, markets, and the people of Central America, offering essential context for understanding the region's development, its struggles, and its growth.

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  The Murder Game

  John Curran

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  From The Murder of Roger Ackroyd to Magpie Murders, and related diversions including cryptic crosswords and Cain’s Jawbone, The Murder Game examines the games authors played with their readers and the importance of puzzles in Golden Age whodunits. 
  With books flourishing in the 1920s and ’30s like never before, no genre was more innovative or popular than detective fiction. It was an era that saw the emergence of Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, John Dickson Carr, Ellery Queen and dozens of other authors who became household names for a generation of readers. 
  The Golden Age of Detection has enjoyed a great resurgence of interest in recent years, with publishers mining back catalogues to bring the best of yesteryear to very receptive new audiences. What is it about a literary movement that took off in the 1920s that still appeals to book lovers in the 2020s? 
  In this authoritative new study, John Curran reveals that it is the ludic qualities of classic crime fiction that continue to intrigue. At its heart is the ‘whodunit’ game between writer and reader, but there is also the game between detective and murderer, between publisher and book-buyer, even between the writers themselves. 
  Coinciding with an increase in leisure time and literacy, the Golden Age also saw the development of the crossword, the growth of bridge and Mahjong, the enduring popularity of jigsaws and the emergence of Cluedo – all activities requiring the ‘little grey cells’. The Murder Game considers all of these, and many other sporting and competitive recreations, helping to explain the reading public’s ongoing love affair with the Golden Age. 
  John Curran, in his latest non-fiction, delves into the mystery of the enduring appeal of detective fiction from the 20th century. He explores the games played not just within the stories, but also between the writers, publishers, and readers, making this a must-read for any fan of the genre. 
  For fans of G. K. Chesterton (Saint Francis of Assisi), Lucy Worsley (Jane Austen at Home), and Carla Valentine (Murder Isn't Easy). 
  HarperCollins 2025

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  How To Win The Money Game! - The...

  Brandon Williams, Kenecia Collie

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  How to Win the Money Game: The Playbook for Financial Success 
  Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck? Do you wish someone had taught you how money really works? 
  How to Win the Money Game is your step-by-step playbook for achieving financial freedom—written in a way that’s easy to understand, engaging, and empowering for all ages. Whether you're a teen just starting out, a college student facing debt, or an adult ready to take control of your finances, this book is your ultimate guide to mastering money. 
  In this game-changing book, you’ll learn how to:Build and stick to a winning budgetAvoid common financial traps and setbacksSave and invest wisely for long-term growthUnderstand credit and use it strategicallySet real goals—and crush themDevelop the mindset of a financial champion 
  Designed to mirror the energy and strategy of a football game, each chapter breaks down complex financial concepts into plays you can easily run in your daily life. With relatable stories, real-world examples, and powerful tips, this book doesn’t just teach you about money—it gives you the tools to win with it. 
  Perfect for:StudentsAdultsEducatorsFamiliesReturning CitizensAnyone ready to break generational cycles and build wealth 
  If you're ready to stop fumbling your finances and start making power moves, How to Win the Money Game is the book for you.

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