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  Aurora: The Complete Sex Lesson

  Kathrin Pissinger

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  A female domination story with a queer twist. 
  This is the complete collection of of all three parts of the Aurora series, which revolve around a couple of naughty students and an even naughtier professor. It contains casual lesbian and gay sex, teasing, female domination and public exhibitionism.

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  Decolonization Movements - The...

  Arlo Holders

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  Decolonization refers to the process through which colonies gained independence from colonial powers, transitioning from subjugation to self-rule. This process unfolded across the globe, but particularly after the end of World War II, when the political, economic, and social landscapes of the world were rapidly changing. Decolonization was not merely a political transition; it also involved profound shifts in cultural, economic, and social structures. It marked the end of European empires, the dismantling of colonial systems, and the establishment of new nation-states. The effects of decolonization were not only seen in the immediate transfer of power but also in the long-lasting impacts on national identity, social cohesion, and global politics. 
  Historically, colonialism began in the 15th century as European powers, driven by the desire for resources, land, and global dominance, began to expand across the world. Colonies were established in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas, often resulting in the exploitation and oppression of indigenous populations. Colonialism shaped the economies and cultures of colonized countries, as the colonial powers imposed their own systems of governance, language, and religion. 
  World War II played a significant role in the rise of decolonization movements. The war weakened the colonial powers, both economically and militarily, while at the same time igniting new ideas about self-determination and sovereignty. The brutal realities of war exposed the contradictions of imperialism, and the idea of a free and independent world began to gain ground. Additionally, the United Nations (UN) emerged after the war as an international body that championed the principles of self-determination and human rights, further encouraging movements for independence.

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  Forbidden Lovers: Lesbian Taboo...

  Lolita Grey

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  "This scorching-hot collection has everything you crave to ignite your deepest desires. Dive into an irresistible array of lesbian taboo fantasies and provocative encounters that will leave you breathless. Get ready for a wild ride with this electrifying bundle, featuring:First-Time Adventures: Relive the thrill of curious women exploring forbidden passions.Taboo Fantasies: Succumb to seductive stories that break all the rules.Orgasmic Oral Bliss: Savor the intensity of lips, tongues, and untamed pleasure.69 & Foot Fetish Temptations: Explore erotic connections that tease every sense.Dominatrix BDSM Escapades: Lose yourself in the intoxicating dance of power and surrender.Toy-Fueled Indulgences: Discover the endless pleasures of playful tools of desire. 
  Indulge in this explicit, tantalizing collection that celebrates the limitless world of lesbian lust and forbidden desires.  
  Don’t miss out—buy now and let your fantasies come to life!

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  Growing Up! - Systemic and...

  LCSW Brandon Heugly

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  Growing Up! is a practical audiobook for neurodiverse young adults, older teens, and the parents and clinicians who support them. With warmth and clarity, it offers step-by-step ways to strengthen self-regulation, decision-making, and independence skills that last while building inner confidence. 
  Through relatable stories, simple neuroscience, and short journaling practices, listeners learn how to pause before reacting, recover more quickly from overwhelm, and build confidence in their own choices. The focus is on practical autonomy: skills that can be tested in real life and adapted for ADHD, autism, and other neurodiverse experiences. 
  Chapters explore systemic and neurological independence, the brain’s natural design for growth, and proven methods for rewiring habits. Each section includes mini-challenges that help listeners experience immediate results—less spiraling, more clarity, and greater ease with everyday tasks. 
  Whether you are a young adult navigating life on your own, a parent supporting your child’s growth, or a clinician looking for accessible resources, Growing Up! provides a clear, encouraging guide. It is both a self-help audiobook and a young adult guide to independence—showing that growing up is not about doing more, but about finding your true inner compass and trusting it.

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  Old-Time Radio Tales People of...

  Knox Manning

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  Hear old-time radio tales of the following "People of History": William Shakespeare, widely regarded as the greatest writer in the English language; Will Rogers, American vaudeville performer, actor, and humorous social commentator; Edgar Allen Poe, considered the premier American poet and short story writer; Benedict Arnold, American-born military officer who fought with distinction for the American Continental Army in the Revolutionary War; General Claire Channault, American military aviator best known for his leadership of the "Flying Tigers" in World War II.

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  After Stoicism - Last Words of...

  Thomas Ward

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  The Stoic philosophers of antiquity recognized something we often forget. Good fortune does not guarantee happiness, and bad fortune does not guarantee misery. Boethius was the last philosopher of ancient Rome and a Christian theologian. He was also an illustrious senator who suffered a spectacular reversal of fortune. Falsely accused of treason and sentenced to death, he spent several months in prison awaiting his execution. For consolation he turned to the Stoics he had spent his life studying. They helped him to remember that the good things he once enjoyed—wealth, power, fame—could not make him truly happy. Also, that the injustice he suffered need not make him miserable. But the Stoics were not the only philosophers Boethius sought for consolation. The Stoics had taught that the highest happiness we can hope for is tranquility—serene indifference despite all the trials of life. But for Boethius, tranquility was not enough. He reached for something beyond Stoicism. Something that promised true happiness, come what may. This book is a guide through Boethius’s The Consolation of Philosophy. It shows how Boethius, in his darkest hour, took everything noble from Stoicism and fused it with a rational and religious conviction that there is a hope for happiness through and beyond the suffering of this life.  

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