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  Dirty Details: Passionate...

  Shannon Rue

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  Passionate Encounters: A Collection of Erotic Stories is perfect for fans of erotica who crave stories filled with raw emotion, steamy encounters, and unforgettable characters. Whether you're looking to escape into a world of fantasy or simply indulge in the pleasures of sensual storytelling, this collection promises to satisfy your every desire. erotica, erotic stories, erotic romance, steamy romance, passionate love stories, adult fiction, erotic fiction, seductive tales

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  Medieval Education - The Rise of...

  Harris Ropes

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  During the early medieval period, education in Europe was primarily shaped by the influence of the Church. With the decline of the Western Roman Empire, formal education systems deteriorated, leaving monasteries and cathedral schools as the main centers of learning. These institutions preserved classical knowledge and played a crucial role in the intellectual revival of the Middle Ages. Monastic and cathedral schools provided education for clergy members and, over time, expanded their reach to include nobles and, in some cases, commoners. 
  Monastic schools were among the earliest centers of learning, with monks serving as teachers and scribes. These schools focused on religious instruction, teaching Latin, biblical texts, and theological commentaries. The goal was to prepare future clergy members for service in the Church. Monastic scriptoria were responsible for copying and preserving important texts, ensuring the transmission of classical and Christian knowledge. While most students in monastic schools were destined for religious life, some noble families sent their sons for education in literacy and administration, as the Church held significant political influence. 
  Cathedral schools emerged as a response to the growing demand for education beyond monastic settings. They were often attached to large churches or bishoprics and provided instruction to a wider audience, including future clergymen, royal officials, and scholars. These schools offered a more structured curriculum, covering subjects such as grammar, rhetoric, and logic, which formed the foundation of medieval education. Over time, cathedral schools developed into important intellectual hubs, attracting students from various regions. The presence of prominent teachers and scholars helped establish certain cathedral schools as precursors to medieval universities.

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  Imperial Chinese Foundations -...

  Rolf Hedger

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  The story of China's imperial unification represents one of history's most consequential political transformations. "Imperial Chinese Foundations: Uniting the Land" explores the three dynasties that forged China's imperial system—a political structure that would endure for over two millennia. 
  The brief but revolutionary Qin Dynasty (221-206 BCE) ended centuries of warring states by conquering all rivals under the leadership of the First Emperor, Qin Shi Huang. Through military might, standardized writing, currency, measurements, and a unified legal code, the Qin created China's first centralized bureaucratic empire—though their harsh Legalist policies triggered rebellion after the emperor's death. 
  The Western Han Dynasty (206 BCE-9 CE) consolidated imperial rule through a more pragmatic blend of Confucian ideology and centralized governance. Under Emperor Wu's dynamic leadership, the Han expanded Chinese territory, opened the Silk Road, established the civil service examination system, and created cultural and political institutions that would define Chinese civilization for millennia. 
  As power shifted to the Eastern Han (25-220 CE), the dynasty initially flourished before facing mounting challenges from natural disasters, court intrigues, and the Yellow Turban Rebellion. Yet even as political cohesion weakened, this period saw remarkable innovations—including paper, the seismograph, and advances in mathematics and medicine—while Buddhism began its profound influence on Chinese civilization. 
  Through examining these three foundational dynasties, we witness the birth and evolution of the imperial Chinese state that would serve as a template for governance across East Asia and continue to influence Chinese identity into the modern era.

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  Oliver and the Whispering Tree -...

  Beatrix Fern

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  Oliver and the Whispering Tree: One Boy, One Tree, and a Thousand Secrets 
   Written & Narrated by [Author Name] 
  Step into a world where flavors hold memories, trees whisper ancient recipes, and a young boy learns that cooking is more than just a skill — it’s a journey through time, taste, and truth. 
  When 11-year-old Oliver discovers a mysterious tree in his grandmother’s forgotten garden, he never expects it to talk — let alone share recipes from centuries past. Each rustling leaf carries a new tale, a new flavor, and a new lesson. From medieval herb pies to rainforest fruit syrups, the Whispering Tree shares a thousand secrets — and Oliver is the only one who can hear them. 
  This unique audiobook cookbook blends immersive storytelling with delicious, easy-to-follow recipes. As Oliver unravels his family's culinary legacy, listeners are invited to cook along — learning not just how to prepare each dish, but why it matters. Perfect for families, young chefs, and anyone who believes food can connect us to something greater. 
  Featuring:20 enchanting recipes woven into the storySoundscapes and original music to transport you into Oliver’s worldCooking tips, cultural insights, and magical realismBonus PDF download with illustrated recipes and ingredient guides 
  Whether you're listening in the kitchen, curled up before bed, or on a road trip adventure, Oliver and the Whispering Tree will feed your imagination — and your appetite. 
  Let the tree whisper its secrets to you. All you have to do... is listen.

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  120 Famous Easy Piano Songs for...

  Veronica Ramirez, TEDMA Academy

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  Would you like to learn to play piano with famous and fun melodies from around the world? 
  120 Famous Easy Piano Songs for Beginners is more than a songbook, it's a step-by-step piano course with lessons and music theory, based on famous tunes and simplified classical pieces. It's perfect for ages 11 and up, and for adults of any age, even without prior musical experience. 
  Teach yourself how to play piano with songs that progress step by step from very easy to intermediate level, with sheet music, note names, finger numbers, and video tutorials showing you where to place your fingers and how to read the music. 
  Written by piano professor Veronica Ramirez, who holds a Bachelor of Music, and a M.A. in Music Education degree, and based on 25+ years of experience and educational research, this audiobook is designed for self-learners or those with a teacher wanting to complement their learning.  
  Here is what you will find:120 famous and fun melodies from around the world.A complete guide to reading music.Pieces in progressive order of difficulty.Divided into sections: you’ll first play with one hand, then with chords, and finally with both hands.The first melodies include note names and finger numbers written on the sheet music (provided in PDF).A bonus set of highly educational video tutorials showing exactly how to play each piece.A chord guide with visual diagrams to help you learn, play, build, and transform chords (PDF).Music Theory made easy.Exercises and practice routines, including scales, arpeggios, and chords, to develop your piano technique. 
  So, if you're ready to play songs you love and build solid piano skills, scroll up and click “Add to Cart” to get your copy today!

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  The Mystique of Opium

  Donald Wigal

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  Opium used to have the same importance in international economy and state-led strategies as petrol has today. It became the basis for trade with isolationist China as soon as the Opium Wars obtained trading rights for Western Companies. International strategies for personal reveries… 19th-century European writers were to begin praising this “midnight fairy”. This book offers a tastefully illustrated history of this toxic substance, its paraphernalia and era.

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