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  A Jerk on One End - Reflections...

  Robert Hughes

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  For Robert Hughes fishing was a lifelong obsession and the pastime that he loved best. In A Jerk on One End he brings the wit and insight that have characterized his art criticism to the subjects of fish and fishing. He traces his love of fishing to his boyhood on Sydney Harbour and recounts the high and low points of his career with rod and reel, from his first catch to hair-raising tales of shark hunts he has picked up from other fishermen. Mixing memoir and history with folklore and anecdote, this audiobook is a celebration of the delights and beauties of fishing as well as a powerful and reasoned plea for the protection of the ecology of the ocean.

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  Murder of a Herkimer County...

  Dennis Webster

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  “The true case of Lydia ‘Lida’ Beecher, a school teacher, being killed by one of her former students . . . The book flows seamlessly” (Observer Dispatch).   In 1914, Poland, New York, was a picturesque slice of small-town America. But that innocence was shattered with the shocking murder of beloved schoolteacher Lida Beecher at the hands of her former student Jean Gianini. At twenty-one years old, Lida wasn't much older than her students. The son of a successful furniture dealer, Jean had all the advantages in life, but he had been labeled as different by all who encountered him. The shocking murder brought the world’s best alienists to the packed Herkimer County Courthouse to try to prove that the teenager’s mental development precluded his guilt. Author Dennis Webster utilizes unprecedented access to court documents to reveal details of the sensational crime never before made known to the public.   Includes photos!

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  The Village

  Alice Taylor

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  The third volume of Alice Taylor's unique memoir of life in the Irish countryside. A massive bestseller with universal appeal.

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  Rupert Wiles - Wait For Me

  Crystal Pearson

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  If you had the chance to change your future by dying, to birth the person you could be, would you do it? 
  This is the question at the core of Rupert Wiles: Wait for Me. This story surfaced from a series of unfortunate events that led to a communal narcissist return cycle. It was written to help people understand the importance of recognizing and letting go of a love that's not for you. 
  The book follows Luka’s unconditional love for Rupert that eventually throws her into an alternate universe. She discovers different versions of her career, the man she has loved her entire life, and her family. Luka struggles to make a choice in a world that she does not recognize and has only one way to get back to her universe.   
  In the book, Luka Vierson dives into a rabbit hole of love's tumoil with Rupert Wiles since childhood and discovers her value while facing the soul tie life intertwined between them. Being in love with a memory that drowns you, creates mental chaos. If you have experienced falling into a cycle of emotional abuse, that leaves behind scars and the power of facing your own fears while trapped in endless manipulative conditioning, this book is for you. 
  Don't miscalculate the journey Rupert Wiles lays out as plain sailing, because the greatest lesson is love has to end life doesn't. The life in front of you is far more important than the life behind you.

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  Little Tuk

  Hans Christian Andersen

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  "Little Tuk" is a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen about a young boy named Tuk who embarks on a fantastical journey in his dreams. Tuk, a kind and helpful boy, is asked by his ailing mother to watch over his younger siblings while she goes out. Tuk is tired but does his best to keep an eye on his siblings, eventually falling asleep in his chair.
  As he sleeps, Tuk dreams of a series of magical adventures. In his dreams, he visits various places around his town, which have transformed into fantastical landscapes. He encounters talking animals, beautiful gardens, and even the town's history unfolding before his eyes. Each experience teaches Tuk something new and imparts a lesson or moral.
  When Tuk finally wakes up, he is surprised to find that his mother has returned, and everything has returned to normal. However, the lessons he learned in his dreams remain with him, and he becomes an even more thoughtful and considerate boy.
  "The Little Tuk" is a heartwarming tale that showcases the power of dreams, imagination, and the importance of learning from experiences, whether real or imagined.

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  My Saviour

  Rita Giddings

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  This is a true story of Rita Giddings experience of how she and her family were ensnared by witchcraft that was practised on them, until the solution to the difficulties was found and successfully used. The family battled with their youngest daughter's food allergies, struggled with health problems that hospitalised their two young daughters, close relatives became mysteriously ill and died, they had to move from their dream house because they and their neighbours were being poisoned by farm pesticides and Rita's husband sadly became an alcoholic which created many problems for her and the family. The support group that she found to help her over this hurdle is available to everyone. She even had to cope with her husband's dementia as his health failed. It is a story about her refusal to give in to her difficulties and how she handed all her problems over in prayer. As a result of this God's amazing healing took place in her and members of her family's lives to eliminate health problems they were suffering from on several occasions.

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