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  Deal with Loss

  Gauri Janvekar

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  Storytel brings to you a range of Self Affirmation audiobooks for daily use. We hope these small doses of meditation helps you in your inner journey. Throughout our life we face moments of stress and tension in various different situations. These short and quick self affirmations helps us to stop and experience few moments of peace and tranquility of the mind

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  Truman and the Bomb - The Untold...

  D. M. Giangreco

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  Many myths have grown up around President Harry S. Truman's decision to use nuclear weapons against Imperial Japan. In destroying these myths, Truman and the Bomb will discomfort both Truman's critics and his supporters, and force historians to reexamine what they think they know about the end of the Pacific War. 
   
   
   
  Using previously unpublished material, D. M. Giangreco busts myths and more. An award-winning historian and expert on Truman, Giangreco is perfectly situated to debunk the many deep-rooted falsehoods about the roles played by American, Soviet, and Japanese leaders during the end of the World War II in the Pacific. Truman and the Bomb, a concise yet comprehensive study of Truman's decision to use the atomic bomb, will prove to be a classic for studying presidential politics and influence on atomic warfare and its military and diplomatic components. 
   
   
   
  Making this book particularly valuable for professors and students as well as for military, diplomatic, and presidential historians and history buffs are extensive primary source materials, including the planned United States naval and air operations in support of the Soviet invasion of Manchuria. These documents support Giangreco's arguments while enabling the listener to enter the mindsets of Truman and his administration as well as the war's key Allied participants.

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  What They Don't Teach in School...

  Frank Dixon

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  What are the real skills your kids need for a happy, successful life—beyond the classroom? 
  School teaches facts, tests, and grades. But many kids never learn how to build strong relationships, manage emotions, handle conflict, or develop the mindset that helps them thrive in real life. 
  What They Don’t Teach in School gives you 7 practical, parent-friendly life skills you can start teaching at home—without lectures or constant battles. 
  In this audiobook, you’ll learn how to: 
   • Teach hard work and perseverance so your child follows through, even when it’s difficult 
   • Build a resilient mindset that helps kids bounce back from mistakes and disappointment 
   • Develop respect, empathy, and kindness (even with difficult people) 
   • Improve communication and relationships with family, friends, and teachers 
   • Introduce negotiation and problem-solving so kids can handle conflict calmly 
   • Create healthy habits that support confidence, focus, and emotional balance 
   • Turn everyday moments into life lessons—so your child grows into a capable, independent adult 
  If you want to give your child the tools school often overlooks, this audiobook will help you build them—one skill at a time.

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  Asian History

  Introbooks Team

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  The significance of the study of the history of Asia requires no exceptional prominence, principally with the rise of China, India and Japan as main supremacies of this continent. 
  The Asian history could be seen as the combined history of many diverse outlying littoral regions such as, South Asia, East Asia, and the Middle East connected by the internal frame of the Eurasian steppe. 
  The littoral border was to some of the world's most primitive civilizations, with each of the three sections evolving early civilizations about the lush river vales. These valleys were rich as the earth there was fertile and could produce several root crops. The civilizations in the Indus Valley, Mesopotamia, and China had many things in common and probably traded expertise and philosophies like mathematics and the wheel. Other concepts like writing probably developed independently in every region. Cities, states and then kingdoms established in these wetlands. 
  The steppe expanse had always been occupied by equestrian nomads, and from the central steppes they could reach any area of they wished to in the Asia. The northern part of the continent, which covered most of Siberia, was also unapproachable to the steppe nomads because of tundra and the dense jungles. These Siberian regions were sporadically populated. 
  The core and boundary were separated by deserts and mountain peaks. The Himalaya, Caucasus, Gobi Desert and Karakum Desert moulded the blockades which the steppe horsemen could cross with struggle. While technically and ethnically the city inhabitants were more radical, they could not do much regimentally to protect against the mounted crowds of the steppe. Nevertheless, the wetlands did not have sufficient open plains to upkeep a big horse bound force. So the wanderers who occupied states in the Middle East were quickly required to familiarize to the native societies. 
  Asia's antiquity would feature drastic expansions seen in other corners of the globe, as well as happenings which would impact those other areas. These comprise the trade of the Silk Road, which spread philosophies, lingoes, belief, and sickness through Afro-Eurasian trade. A different big advancement was the invention of gunpowder in China, which led to progressive combat through the use of guns.

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  The Courage to be Curious -...

  Liz Schehl

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  Unlock Your True Potential 
  Have you ever felt a subtle but persistent sense that, despite your achievements, you’re not quite where you want to be? Many leaders experience this undercurrent of restlessness—a feeling that something is missing, even in the face of success. But what if these feelings are signals, urging you to explore a deeper, more authentic version of yourself and unlock even greater opportunities? 
  In The Courage to be Curious, Liz Schehl invites you on a transformative journey to rediscover your authentic self and unlock your full potential as a leader. This book is about more than just professional success—it’s about embracing your true self and finding fulfillment in every aspect of your life. 
  In this book, you’ll learn strategies to: Embrace Your Authentic SelfDefine Your Core ValuesCultivate a Growth MindsetCraft Your Personal BrandFoster Authentic RelationshipsLead with Empathy and Innovation 
  By reflecting on these principles and embracing your authentic self, you can navigate each day with intention and integrity, shaping a life that is not only successful but truly yours. Whether you are at the start of your career or leading a major organization, this book will inspire you to break the mold and transform your leadership from within. 
  About the Author: Liz Schehl is a dynamic leader and entrepreneur who transitioned from a successful career in finance to become a sought-after coach and consultant. Her journey from corporate success to entrepreneurial fulfillment is a testament to the transformative power of embracing one’s true self. 
  Join Liz on this journey and discover how the courage to be curious can lead to profound success and fulfillment.

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  Amerigo Vespucci: A short...

  5 Minutes, 5 Minute Biographies,...

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  Amerigo Vespucci, discoverer and namesake of America: 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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