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  Feeling Is the Secret

  Neville Goddard

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Are you tired of simply wishing for a different life? Are you ready to learn the one true secret to actually creating it? In his most direct and powerful work, Feeling Is the Secret, legendary New Thought pioneer Neville Goddard provides the master key to all successful manifestation. 
   
  This is not a book about wishful thinking. It is a concise, practical guide to the mechanics of reality creation. Neville reveals that consciousness is the only reality, and that to change your outer world, you must first change your inner state.  
   
  The secret lies not in what you think, but in what you feel. Your subconscious mind accepts as true that which you feel to be true, and this audiobook teaches you precisely how to harness that incredible power. 
   
  This premium audiobook edition, delivered with a clear and compelling narration, makes Neville's life-changing principles accessible to everyone. Learn the simple yet profound art of assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled. 
   
  This definitive guide to the Law of Assumption will teach you: 
   
  The Mechanics of Manifestation: Understand the relationship between the conscious and subconscious minds and how they create your reality. 
   
  The Power of Feeling: Learn why feeling, not just thought, is the true language of the subconscious mind. 
   
  The Art of Prayer: Discover how to pray effectively by embodying the feeling of your prayers already being answered. 
   
  How to Create Lasting Change: Move beyond temporary results and learn to permanently embody the state of the person you desire to be. 
   
  This audiobook is an essential listen for fans of: Joseph Murphy (The Power of Your Subconscious Mind), Florence Scovel Shinn (The Game of Life and How to Play It), Wallace D. Wattles, The Kybalion, and students of the Law of Attraction. 
   
  Stop hoping and start feeling. Download this life-changing audiobook today.

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  Five Children and It

  Edith Nesbit

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  Five Children and It by Edith Nesbit is a charming and imaginative classic of children's literature that blends fantasy, adventure, and moral lessons in a delightful story about childhood wishes and their unexpected consequences. First published in 1902, the novel is one of Nesbit's most enduring works and the first in a celebrated series featuring the same group of children.
  
  The story follows five siblings who, while staying in the English countryside, discover a strange and magical creature known as the Psammead. This ancient, sand-dwelling being possesses the extraordinary ability to grant wishes—though only one wish per day, and always with surprising and often unintended results.
  
  At first, the children are thrilled by the possibilities of having their wishes come true. They imagine wealth, beauty, power, and excitement, but soon learn that magic rarely behaves as expected. Each wish leads to humorous, confusing, or challenging situations that force them to rethink what they truly want.
  
  As the children continue to make wishes, they begin to understand the importance of patience, responsibility, and appreciating what they already have. Their experiences with the Psammead become lessons in self-awareness and personal growth, as they learn that desire and reality do not always align in predictable ways.
  
  Edith Nesbit's storytelling is filled with humor, warmth, and vivid imagination. She skillfully balances fantastical elements with realistic childhood emotions, creating characters that feel authentic and relatable. The magical creature at the center of the story adds both wonder and unpredictability, driving the narrative forward in surprising directions.
  
  The novel explores themes such as wish fulfillment, consequences, family bonds, imagination, and moral development. It gently teaches that getting what one wishes for is not always the same as being happy.
  
  At its heart, Five Children and It is a timeless exploration of childhood curiosity and the lessons learned through experience and imagination. It invites readers to reflect on their own desires and the value of appreciating everyday life.
  
  Ideal for readers of classic children's literature, fantasy adventure, and moral storytelling, this novel remains a beloved and enduring tale of magic, mischief, and growing up.

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  Lest We Forget: 100 Stories of...

  Tessa Dunlop

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  A moving account of how war is remembered – and by whom 
  Winner of the Military History Matters Book of the Year Gold Award 2026 
  'Impressive. A hundred individual histories, skillfully assembled, built into a poignant meditation on why they still matter' David Olusoga 
  Bestselling historian Tessa Dunlop travels the length and breadth of the United Kingdom on a quest to uncover a story of national warring and national mourning, of fighting each other and of fighting together. Along the way, she summons a stellar cast of veterans, military experts and families of the fallen to reveal what our monuments and war heroes say about us, both then and now. 
  Why did Scotland take nearly 600 years to commemorate its most famous freedom fighter? When did Wellington become anti-Establishment? Who are the Glorious Dead? Can the Cenotaph stay above politics? And how do you commemorate contested, asymmetrical wars? 
  Through powerful veteran testimony from individuals such as Falklands hero Simon Weston and HRH The Duke of Kent, Tessa brings to life the pride and the pain of commemoration across these isles. 
  Lest We Forget, freedom is not free. 
  'In this wonderfully incisive, moving and timely book about commemoration, Dunlop breathes life into 100 British monuments – some famous, others less so – that together reveal our island story. A stunning achievement.' Saul David 
  This Sunday Times bestselling book is non-fiction history at its most urgent, using historiography to interrogate conflicts that echo beyond Britain into the world. A true bestseller, it shows how remembrance is written in stone—and how the stories we elevate can change what we think we know about history. 
  For fans of Michael Smith (The Real Special Relationship), Alexander Larman (The Windsors at War), Sally Bedell Smith (Grace & Power), J. Randy Taraborrelli (Jackie, Janet & Lee), and Betty Webb (No More Secrets). 
  HarperCollins 2025

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  Paris Under Water - How the City...

  Jeffrey H. Jackson

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  In the winter of 1910, the river that brought life to Paris quickly became a force of destruction.  Torrential rainfall saturated the soil, and faulty engineering created a perfect storm of conditions that soon drowned Parisian streets, homes, businesses, and museums. The city seemed to have lost its battle with the elements. Given the Parisians' history of deep-seated social, religious, and political strife, it was questionable whether they could collaborate to confront the crisis. Yet while the sewers, Métro, and electricity failed around them, Parisians of all backgrounds rallied to save the city and one another. Improvising techniques to keep Paris functioning and braving the dangers of collapsing infrastructure and looters, leaders and residents alike answered the call to action. This newfound ability to work together proved a crucial rehearsal for an even graver crisis four years later, when France was plunged into World War I. On the occasion of the hundredth anniversary of the flood, Jeffrey H. Jackson captures here for the first time the drama and ultimate victory of man over nature.

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  Pleasure - The Reclamation of my...

  Emma-Louise Boynton

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  'Absolutely vital reading' - Stylist'Brave, searching' - Coco Mellors'The book you didn't know you needed' - Roxie NafousiPleasure explores why so many women feel disconnected from their bodies and from sex, and what it takes to change that.Part memoir, part cultural investigation, the book traces Emma-Louise Boynton's journey from being unable to orgasm and battling a years-long eating disorder, to rebuilding her relationship with sex, desire and intimacy.The story begins in the sex therapy room, where Boynton first discovered that her struggle with bulimia was deeply entangled with her experience of sexual numbness. From there, Pleasure expands outward - drawing on expert interviews, cultural analysis and immersive research (including four days on a porn set) - to reveal that this rupture between women and their bodies is not a personal failure, but a systemic one.From narrow ideals around desirability and sexist narratives about aging, to the policing of women's pleasure, and the emotional alienation of app-based intimacy, Boynton interrogates the forces that teach women to mistrust their bodies and perform rather than feel their pleasure.Crucially, Boynton offers a clear and practical roadmap for rebuilding desire, confidence and connection. Provocative, intimate and timely, Pleasure reframes women's relationship to sex and embodiment, arguing that reclaiming pleasure is not indulgent, but essential.The audiobook includes bonus conversations with Emma's sex therapist, Aleks Trkulja, and adult film director, Erika Lust. Emma also takes us on an Erotic Visualisation to close the audiobook. A truly immersive listen.

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  Raising Riley - My Enigma

  Kristen Durham

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. This is not a story about fixing a child. It is a story about learning how to fight for one. 
   
  When Riley began showing signs of neurodivergence at age three, his mother was thrust into a fragmented system of complex labels, conflicting guidance, and unanswered questions. What followed was a near decade-long journey of advocacy—navigating therapies, schools, medical decisions, and the emotional weight that comes with raising a neurodivergent child. 
   
  Spanning Riley’s early childhood through pre-adolescence, this memoir blends raw, honest storytelling with practical, hard-earned insight. Written for newly diagnosed parents, long-term caregivers, educators, therapists, and professionals, it offers perspectives that can’t be found in textbooks—only through lived experience. 
   
  At its heart, this is a story of resilience, fierce love, and the determination to show up again and again when the path forward feels uncertain. 
   
  Kristen Durham is an author, mother, and advocate living in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. She holds a master’s degree in Psychology and is a former licensed massage therapist. Now a writer and aspiring day trader, Kristen brings adaptability, analytical thinking, resilience, and persistence to her work. Her writing offers clarity, validation, and hope to those supporting neurodivergent children.

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