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  Whose Equipment Is This?

  Amanda Tourville

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  Who is this book about? It's a mystery! A worker gives you clues about his job and the equipment he uses to help people in his community. Can you use the clues to guess who it is?

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  Investing For Teenagers

  Mathew Li Zahng

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  DO YOU KNOW THAT EARLY INVESTMENT HAS NUMEROUS ADVANTAGES?Are you aware that teens who develop the habit of investing are financially successful as compared to their fellow teens?Teens who start saving money early have a big advantage over other kids their age. The benefit lies not just in the money made but also in the information acquired. Growth and recession, highs and lows—all of these are a part of the natural cycle. Teens will have the chance to learn about investing when they begin investing at an early age.Your children will feel more empowered if you give them the chance to manage (some portion of) their finances. They will get a great deal of knowledge from it and grow more at ease discussing difficult financial subjects.Teens who invest early have the following advantages:. They have the opportunity to accumulate wealth gradually over time. Early investment helps them secure a more prosperous future. They will not have to wait for years to realize their dreams. Will become creative and learn the art of decision-making. Shall be prepared to face challenging situationsAdditionally, this is the period when they will discover their level of risk tolerance! It will be an initial step in the correct direction regardless of their investment identity or risk tolerance as long as they take their time and investigate various prospects and options.THIS BOOK WAS MADE TO HELP YOU AS PARENT/TUTOR TO MAKE THIS ENDEAVOR EASIER!So what are you waiting for? Grab your copy now.

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  Birthing Biology And Culture

  Barbara Findeisen, Ph.D. Bruce...

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  We tend to assume that babies have little sensation or awareness before birth.  Far from it! say these researchers into the world of the unborn child.  "Emotions are chemistry in the blood," says Lipton, "and the chemistry of emotions passes through that placental barrier just as well as nutrients."  And these experiences then create lifelong patterns of behavior, positive or otherwise.

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  The Drug Book - From Arsenic to...

  Michael C. Gerald

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  “A beautiful and well-researched historical guide to significant drugs” from the author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Prescription Drugs (Library Journal). 
   
  Throughout history, humans everywhere have searched for remedies to heal our bodies and minds. Covering everything from ancient herbs to cutting-edge chemicals, this book in the hugely popular Milestones series looks at 250 of the most important moments in the development of life-altering, life-saving, and sometimes life-endangering pharmaceuticals. Illustrated entries feature ancient drugs like alcohol, opium, and hemlock; the smallpox and the polio vaccines; homeopathic cures; and controversial medical treatments like ether, amphetamines, and Xanax—while shining a light on the scientists, doctors, and companies who brought them to us. 
   
  “These true tales of discovery in The Drug Book by Michael C. Gerald might change the way you think about your medicine.” —The Healthy 
   
   
   
  “An excellent starting point for student researchers and is very browsable for the general reader.” —Booklist

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  250 World War I Facts For Kids -...

  Scott Matthews

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  Did you know that plastic surgery was first introduced in WWI? Did you know that British soldiers drank so much tea during WWI, that at some point the military enforced rations of six pints of tea per soldier per day? Did you know that horse lives were more valuable than human lives at some point during the war? The second world war is common knowledge by this point, but far too many of us overlook the so-called "war to end all wars". If you look beneath the surface, there are tons of hilarious facts and gritty details just waiting to be discovered. From the military trying to train seagulls to ships being made out of concrete, this brilliant fact book explores WWI like never before, delving into the trenches and showcasing the military masterminds, weird and wacky weapons, and unconventional battle strategies that marked this turbulent time in history. You'll discover why soldiers lived in constant fear of gas attacks, the very first tanks ever made, and a whole host of other crazy and little-known facts that you were never taught in History class. A birthday present or holiday gift for curious kids, grandkids, nieces and nephews, this fact book is guaranteed to provide hours and hours of fun! So grab your your gas mask and your rifle and get ready to dive into this world-changing war - who knows, you might just learn something new along the way! What’re you waiting for? Knowledge is power! Download the audio now to discover the wacky world of WWI facts!

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  Populism on Trial - What Happens...

  Inigo Bing

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  In a Britain that is becoming increasingly fractious and intolerant, the responsibility for upholding the values of broadmindedness, pluralism and individual freedom is passing from the politicians to the judges.
  But the bonds of trust that bind people to their institutions are breaking down, and the values underpinning judicial law-making are now under threat from a new populism. Using vivid examples from the fall-out from Brexit, the threat to parliamentary democracy, the impact of terrorism and austerity and the actions of politicians trying to prevent judicial oversight of ministerial power, this book warns that the rule of law is a fragile ingredient of democracy which may too easily become side-lined unless it is vigorously upheld.
  Inigo Bing has spent his life in the law, first as a barrister and then as a judge, and has observed first-hand how values once regarded as sacred are now at risk from a new form of anger-driven and distrustful politics.

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