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  End Hatred

  Raphael Terra

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  This audiobook has been recorded using Text to speech (TTS). 
   
  From the news media to politicians. From social media to the movies. From the pulpit to the playground. Hatred is engineered, sold and spread. It is used as a tool to control and manipulate the masses. It has been this way for a very long time. 
   
  It is in fact a natural part of being human and grows from that basic universal and instinctual inner element of fear. This fear is natural. All animals have it. It helps us and them to spot threats to our lives and way of life. But this fear is being used by very clever leaders in government, media, religion and business. These four elements are in fact all connected at many levels. 
   
  This fear causes hatred and that hatred is used to garner votes, sales and members. The threats created by those in power manipulate our thoughts and beliefs and cause us to hate other countries, races and everything else you can imagine. We take sides because we are conditioned to do so. 
   
  There is a route out of this hatred and it is as old as man. It is an ancient wisdom seldom spoken of in the media and yet it is greatly needed in our divided world. 
   
  It is time to end hatred.

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  The Education Wars - A Citizen’s...

  Jack Schneider, Jennifer C....

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  A perfectly timed book for the educational resistance—those of us who believe in public schools 
  Culture wars have engulfed our schools. Extremist groups are seeking to ban books, limit what educators can teach, and threaten the very foundations of public education. What's behind these efforts? Why are our schools suddenly so vulnerable? And how can the millions of Americans who love their public schools fight back? In this concise, hard-hitting guide, journalist Jennifer C. Berkshire and education scholar Jack Schneider answer these questions and chart a way forward. 
   
  The Education Wars explains the sudden obsession with race and gender in schools, as well as the ascendancy of book-banning efforts. It offers a clear analysis of school vouchers and the impact they'll have on school finances. It deciphers the movement for "parents' rights," explaining the rights that students and taxpayers also have. And it reveals how the ostensible pursuit of "religious freedom" opens the door to discrimination against vulnerable children. 
   
  Berkshire and Schneider outline the core issues driving the education wars, offering essential information about issues, actors, and potential outcomes. In so doing, they lay out what is at stake for parents, teachers, and students and provide a road map for ensuring that public education survives this present assault. 
   
  A book that will enrage and enlighten the millions of citizens who believe in their public schools, here is a long-overdue handbook and guide to action.

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  Art of the Ask The: Master the...

  Dr. Muddassir Saleem

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  In every successful interview, it is not just the answers that matter—it is the questions you ask. 
  The Art of the Ask: Master the Questions That Win the Job is a practical guide designed to help job seekers transform their interview performance through the power of strategic questioning. 
  This audiobook reveals how the right questions can shift perception, demonstrate confidence, and position you as the ideal candidate. 
  Inside, you will learn how to:Ask intelligent and impactful questions in interviewsTurn interviews into conversations, not interrogationsUnderstand what employers are really looking forBuild rapport with interviewers through communicationAvoid common questioning mistakes that weaken your profileUse questions to highlight your strengths indirectlyStand out from equally qualified candidates 
  Whether you are preparing for your first job or aiming for a leadership role, mastering the “art of asking” can be the key difference between rejection and selection. 
  This is not just about answering well—it’s about asking smart to win smart.

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  The Sad Skeleton

  Kay Brophy

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  Sadness is one of the six core human emotions and experienced by everyone at certain times in life. The Sad Skeleton is aimed at young children to help them deal with their own sadness, what it means, to understand why they're feeling the way they do and learn to cope with it. This book can be read with an adult, either in school or at home, or by youngsters learning to read alone. At the back of the book are teaching aids to assist adults. This is a beautifully illustrated book with easy-to-understand rhyming text.

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  The Enchiridion - What Depends...

  Elizabeth Carter, Epictetus

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  In this classic of stoic philosophy, Epictetus gives short rules for living a well-ordered life, defined by knowing what is in your control and not getting upset about what isn't. Compiled by his student Arrian from classroom lectures, it distills a lifetime of ethical teaching into fifty-two short precepts. In true Stoci fashion, there's no metaphysics, cosmology, or fluff, just clear nd simple rules for living a considered and well-balanced life. 
  The basic principle is is simple: separate what depends on you from what doesn't. Epictetus says you should focus on the things that are on your side, like judgment, impulse, desire, and aversion, and ignore or rise above the things that are not on your side, like body, property, reputation, office, and death itself. Everything outside your will is “indifferent”—not because it lacks value, but because it's not in your control. If it's not down to you, why worry about it? He says we should treat any disturbance we can't control as a mistake in our own reasoning, then to correct that mistake on the spot. 
  The Enchiridion proposes that when someone insults you, you should remember that they judge appearances, not truth. When a loved one travels or dies, remind yourself that departure is part of nature. When desire pulls you toward a goal, pause and examine the cost of being disappointed. When you lose something, say simply that it's been 'returned', not lost. 
  This Stoic handbook has influenced major figures for millennia. After influencing Marcus Aurelius' Meditations, it was referenced by Michel de Montaigne and Blaise Pascal, carried on his military campaigns by Frederick the Great, and went on to profoundly influence the works of Matthew Arnold and Ralph Waldo Emerson. Even now influences the approach of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.

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  Travel Adventures of Harvey &...

  Martin Whelan

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  The Travel Adventures of Harvey & Smudge - In Dublin's Fair City, is part of a series of Audiobooks which follow two dogs as they visit Cities around the world. The stories are full of facts and amusing content, with the strap line 'Laugh & Learn through the Travel Adventures of Harvey & Smudge.' In Dublin's Fair City finds the friends visiting the famous Guinness Factory, the site of the Irish uprising, Oscar Wilde's school and the Garden of Remembrance, whilst learning to perform the art of Irish Dancing! Fans of the Audiobooks say they love the way the facts about the cities are interwoven into a funny story, with Harvey always getting into trouble and Smudge always trying to be the calming influence. Come along and join them on their crazy adventures.

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