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  Motherhood Martyrdom & Costco Runs

  Whitney Dineen

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  Join USA Today bestselling romantic comedy author, Whitney Dineen, as she discovers the three E's of parenting: 
   
   
    
  ● Exhilarating—when you first discover you're pregnant. 
   
   
   
  ● Exhausting—when you realize you'll most likely never sleep again—like ever. 
   
   
   
  ● Explosive—OMG these kids spew from both ends! 
   
   
    
  And that's just the beginning. Whitney shares the ridiculous highs and excruciating lows of her catapult into motherhood. Enjoy the ride as this new mom vows to give up profanity while falling in love with... you guessed it, Costco. Be careful, because if you're anything like Whitney, you may just pee a little. 
   
   
    
  Motherhood Martyrdom & Costco Runs takes the listener on a roller coaster of emotions as Whitney plummets into postpartum depression, desperately tries to get her kids to stop yodeling in public restrooms, and comes to terms with the fact she'll never quite be queen of her own kingdom. 
   
   
   
  Get ready to laugh, cry, cheer, and pat yourself on the back for the sake of mommies everywhere. And while you're at it, stop by Costco for a case of toilet paper and a Very Berry Sundae. You won't regret it!

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  Recovering You - Soul Care and...

  Steven Washington

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  A UNIQUELY HOLISTIC AND JOYFUL APPROACH TO BREAKING FREE FROM ADDICTION AND COMPULSION 
   
  Substance abuse issues have worsened dramatically in recent years, with alcohol and drug addiction soaring. Our collective anxiety also shows up in many other insidious ways — from overeating to mindless scrolling to excessive online spending and more. Whether you are on the path of recovery, taking your first step in that direction, or simply feeling adrift and unmoored, Recovering You offers a lifeline to the discovery of a new and better way of being. 
   
  Steven Washington shares his story of growing up around alcoholism and going into recovery for his own drug and alcohol addiction. But the heart and soul of this book is his process of guiding readers through fear, shame, and regret and into community and gratitude. Self-massage, breathing, meditation, and, uniquely, a focus on qigong — the ancient movement practice at the heart of Chinese medicine and Taoist philosophy — liberate, energize, and soothe. Washington designed this book to cast a warm and clarifying light on what you most need to care for your body and soul.

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  The Empath and Highly Sensitive...

  Julia Sims

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  2 Books in 1: The Empath’s Journey + The Highly Sensitive Person’s Guide to Inner Peace 
   Reclaim your energy, embrace your sensitivity, and turn emotional overwhelm into empowerment. 
  Do you often feel emotionally exhausted after being around others? Struggle to set boundaries without guilt? Or feel like your sensitivity is more of a curse than a gift? 
  If you’re an empath or highly sensitive person (HSP), it’s easy to feel overwhelmed in a world that rarely slows down. But with the right tools, your deep sensitivity can become a powerful strength. 
  This 2-in-1 guide offers practical, science-backed strategies to help you stop absorbing the emotions of others, reduce sensory overload, and build a balanced, peaceful life that works with—not against—your nature. 
  Inside, you’ll discover how to:Set emotionally intelligent boundariesManage emotional and sensory overloadReframe your sensitivity as a strengthBuild emotional resilience and avoid burnoutBalance alone time with social connectionProtect your peace in a demanding world 
  You’ll also gain insights into navigating relationships, finding aligned work environments, and building a life where you no longer have to hide or explain who you are. 
  Whether you’ve struggled for years or are just beginning to understand your sensitivity, this guide will help you live with clarity, confidence, and peace. 
  You don’t need to toughen up—you just need the right tools to thrive as yourself. 
   Begin your journey today.

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  Sleep Works - Experiments in...

  Sebastian P. Klinger

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  At the turn of the twentieth century, sleep began to be seen not merely as a passive state but as an active, dynamic process crucial to our understanding of consciousness and identity. In Sleep Works, cultural historian and literary scholar Sebastian P. Klinger explores the intriguing connections between scientific inquiry and literary expression during an era when sleep was both a scientific mystery and a cultural fascination. 
   
   
   
  Scientists, physicians, and pharmaceutical companies were at the forefront of this newfound fascination with sleep: some researchers distinguished sleep from related states such as fatigue and hypnosis, while others investigated sleep disorders and developed treatments for insomnia. Meanwhile, literary giants like Franz Kafka and Marcel Proust grappled with their own sleep disturbances and channeled these experiences into their writing. Through the lens of their discoveries, Klinger reveals the broader implications of sleep for concepts of selfhood and agency. 
   
   
   
  Tracing the emergence of sleep science and the cultural production of sleep through literature, Sleep Works weaves together literary analysis, historical context, and research in the archives of the pharmaceutical industry to provide a comprehensive and compelling account of how sleep has been understood, represented, and experienced in the modern era.

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  Summary - The Given Day - Based...

  Library Of Stories

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  SUMMARY 
    
  THE GIVEN DAY 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY DENNIS LEHANE 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: LIBRARY OF STORIES 
    
  CONTENT 
  The Struggling Workers 
  Luther's Arrival 
  The Police Strike 
  Babe Ruth's Impact 
  A Nation Divided 
  Tessa and the Struggles of Love 
  The Flu Epidemic 
  The Fall of Heroes 
  Aftermath and Rebuilding 
  General Analysis 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  “The Given Day” by Dennis Lehane is a historical novel set in post-World War I Boston, exploring the turbulent political and social landscape of the time. It follows the lives of Danny Coughlin, a Boston police officer caught in a strike, and Luther Laurence, a Black man escaping the Tulsa Race Riots. As they navigate issues of labor unrest, racial tensions, and personal conflict, the novel delves into themes of class struggle, identity, and justice. The story examines how historical events shape individuals and their relationships, set against the backdrop of a city grappling with its fractured social fabric.

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  Tender Leaves of Hope - Finding...

  Meghan Decker

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  "I find myself turning again and again to hope. Hope in Christ sustains me every day, and when I nourish it, I have shelter and beauty. Hope gives life". 
  Meghan Decker is a woman who is attracted to women. She is also married to an amazing man, and together they are each committed to their faith, their covenants, and their testimony of Jesus Christ and his church. 
  Growing up, Meghan could not see how her deep spiritual faith and her attraction to women could coexist. But after decades of shame, denial, and hiding, Meghan came to accept this part of herself. She realized that while she can't decide to change her sexual orientation, she can decide how to respond to the circumstances of her life. As she felt the tender love of the Lord, her faith deepened. Her experience will help Church leaders, friends, and family understand how to support their LGBTQ loved ones.

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