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  The Constitution of the United...

  James Madison, Alexander...

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  Experience the foundation of American democracy in The Constitution of the United States, brought to life through the powerful narration of Gary Middleton. Written in 1787 by the James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay, this defining document established the framework for the world’s first enduring republic — outlining the balance of powers, the rights of the people, and the principles of liberty that continue to guide the nation today. 
  More than a historical artifact, The Constitution is a living testament to the American experiment — a blueprint for self-governance, justice, and unity. This audiobook invites listeners to reflect on the words that have shaped over two centuries of freedom and debate. 
  Perfect for students, historians, educators, and anyone who wishes to better understand the foundation upon which the United States was built.

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  Break the Chains of...

  Dorothy Husen

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  In this second of a three-book series, Dorothy Husen gives readers a plan of action to stop the march of transgenerational trauma through their family, heal the emotional issues that keep them stuck, and free themselves to live the life they want to live--the one they were meant to live. Using a process that combines re-parenting therapy with mind-body techniques--a process Husen herself designed and uses successfully in her therapy practice--readers learn to expose and then repair misbeliefs formed in childhood that continue to rule their thinking and obstruct their progress in life. Chapter by chapter, step by step, readers will discover how to set their life on a course of radical self-acceptance and self-love that allows them to live life with curiosity and for the adventure it is.

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  Turtles on a Black Gum Tree

  Gary McIlroy

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  Turtles on a Black Gum Tree is a creative retelling of Charles Ball's 1837 autobiography, Slavery in the United States, closely following the original narrative. It recounts his upbringing in Maryland, his forced march to the lower South, and his escape and journey back home. Although he died in obscurity, Charles Ball left us with one of the most comprehensive and uncompromising portraits of slavery in the post-colonial era. There has not been a re-telling of his story in over one hundred and fifty years.   
  Charles Ball walked from Georgia to Maryland in a period stretching from August until the following spring. The terrain was rugged and varied; the weather was alternately hot, wet, and cold; food was difficult to secure; shelter haphazard; and his clothes threadbare and inadequate. His shoes wore out quickly, and his second-hand boots failed so often that he had to wrap strips of hickory bark around his feet to keep them from falling apart. He had begun his flight from his late master’s plantation in Georgia on the ninth of August. By November, he had made it no farther than South Carolina. Inclement weather and starless nights had exhausted his patience; fear of being seen had worn on his nerves; loneliness and longing gnawed at his soul. If his physical and emotional needs were not at least partially met, he would falter and collapse, no matter the strength of his character.

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  Lesbian Sex at the Swingers...

  Ashley Winters

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  Fearing that things had gone cold in the bedroom, Vivian takes her girlfriend Gabrielle on a blind date. What Gabrielle doesn’t know is that the restaurant Vivian is taking her to is actually a swinger’s club. As Gabrielle is seated with Vivian at a table, another couple is soon seated with them. Little does Gabrielle and Vivian know that this will be one of the hottest nights of their lives.

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  Own The Stage Own Your Voice -...

  Chloe Henderson

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  Transform your fear into presence and finally make your voice heard.
   
   
  Own The Stage, Own Your Voice is your comprehensive guide to mastering the art of public speaking. If you have ever felt a knot in your stomach, a racing heart, or the urge to vanish before a presentation, you are not alone—and you are not stuck.
   
   
  Author Eleanor Hayes provides a roadmap to help you:
   
  
   
  Decode the root of your anxiety: Understand where your fear originates so you can dismantle it.
   
  Master your mindset: Shift the way you think about performance and judgment.
   
  Tame your physiology: Learn actionable techniques to calm your body before and during your time in the spotlight.
   
  Craft compelling messages: Create content that truly connects with your audience.
   
  Navigate difficult moments: Handle unexpected challenges with poise and grace.
   
  
   
   
  Whether you are speaking to a small team or a large crowd, this book offers the practical tools and emotional strategies needed to speak with confidence. Stop holding back your best ideas. It is time to own the stage and share your unique voice.

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  The Game Is Afoot - The Enduring...

  Jeremy Black

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  Through the enduring eye of Sherlock Holmes, noted historian Jeremy Black traces how Holmes and his milieu evolved in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's books and how Holmes continues to resonate today. Black explores the context of Doyle's ideas and stories and why they struck such a chord with readers in London, and ultimately the world. He portrays a complex man with eclectic interests, from soccer to spiritualism, from cricket to divorce law reform. Standing twice for Parliament, Doyle was a committed meritocrat whose political experiences and values were expressed through his writings. Reading the Holmes stories through the lens of Doyle's multifaceted career, Black throws fresh light on the values expressed in them and how Holmes would have been perceived at the time. He traces the imperial strand in the Holmes stories and Doyle's treatment of America and Europe. 
   
   
   
  Drawing on a masterful knowledge both of Doyle's era and his writings, this entertaining and wide-ranging book uses the Holmes stories to bring Victorian England to vibrant life, a world where crimes large and small abound and where dark corners and well-lit drawing rooms alike hide villainy. Holmes was a hero and an inspiration for many a character who redefined the idea of detection and the detective, a private man of great public importance. Here is his story.

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