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  Clutter-Free Life - How to...

  Catalina Jackson

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  Are you feeling overwhelmed by the piles of shoes, books, DVDs, and other items that seem to have taken over your home? Do you dread opening closets and drawers because of the clutter? Clutter-Free Life is here to help! We all have the instincts to accumulate things, but when we accumulate too much stuff, it can lead to stress and health issues. This book will explain the different types of clutter we face and the benefits of adopting a decluttering mindset.Within the pages of this book, you will find:•  Strategies for decluttering your mind• A step-by-step plan for developing a decluttering habit • Simple methods for choosing and preparing for your first decluttering project• Helpful tips for organizing various areas of your home such as the kitchen, living room, and bedroom• Ways to adopt a minimalist mindsetand much more!Being organized is essential for achieving productivity and success. This book will help you let go of excess stuff to make room for relaxation and happiness. Order your copy of Clutter-Free Life today!

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  The Bear Facts of Life - How My...

  Patrick McLaughlin

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  A Dock. 
  A Dog. 
  A Doctor. 
  A Destiny. 
  A Divine Calling. 
  Dr. Patrick McLaughlin's life was moving fast, with his dreams and goals on track. Married, raising four kids, serving patients, growing fifty side businesses, and trying to keep up with a full and sometimes chaotic life. 
  Then one day, on his coastal North Carolina dock, his world was upended. 
  With his life suddenly turned upside down, it took his favorite dog, Bear, to remind him of what was important: to live a full life each and every day. What McLaughlin found through this life transformation, was that these principles were universal in not only every dog, but in every person that he knew who lives with purpose. 
  A lifelong personal development learner, McLaughlin meshed these life lessons learned from Bear and powerful books, to reveal The Bear Facts of Life. 
  Dr. McLaughlin and his favorite Goldendoodle dog, Bear, take you through these "facts of life" to give the reader a roadmap to what matters most in life. All dogs show these traits each and every day, if we will only take the time to recognize and observe. The Bear Facts of Life serve as invaluable daily reminders to what really matters in this short time we have on Earth.

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  This Won't Help - Modest...

  Eli Grober

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  Part catharsis, part diagnosis, this divinely wry collection from New Yorker and McSweeney's satirist Eli Grober will strike a chord with those who are dismayed by the chaos of our times. None of it will help—but a few good laughs won't hurt. Probably. 
   
   
   
  There's a lot going on, all the time. It may feel overwhelming. Don't worry. It will end. This Won't Help is here for you in the meantime—with 100 short, sharp, satirical essays that skewer a world raging with inaction, while maximizing the profits of self-destruction. As if that would help! 
   
   
   
  Eli Grober's biting, Swiftian prose spares no one—not the megalomaniacal billionaire fleeing Earth for a better life on unlivable Mars, not an extremely online family living completely off-grid, not even a fossil-fuel lobbyist insisting we all stop using straws. (Eli does spare a kind thought for the supremely intelligent listeners with the good sense to buy this book.) Maybe, just maybe, descending through the inferno of our environmental, economic, and political landscape will help us find real solutions to the hypocrisy and dysfunction that surrounds us. But probably not.

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  Vegas - A Memoir of a Dark Season

  John Gregory Dunne, Stephanie...

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  "In the summer of my nervous breakdown, I went to live in Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada." So begins John Gregory Dunne's neglected classic of first-person writing, a mordant, deadpan, grotesque tale that blurs the line between autobiography and fiction, confession and reportage. 
   
   
   
  Panicked by his own mortality, despondent over his many failings as a writer and a man, Dunne leaves his wife and their three-year old child for the solitude of a crummy apartment off the Vegas Strip. There he plans to write an account of the city as he finds it; the book he ends up writing is "a fiction which recalls time both real and imagined." The remarkable central characters are Artha, a student at cosmetology college by day, a sex worker by night; Buster Mano, a private detective whose specialty is tracking down errant husbands; and Jackie Kasey, a lounge comic who opens for Elvis at $10,000 a night and wonders why he is still only a "semi-name." Pimps, bail bondsmen, parking-lot moguls, used-car tycoons, ex-jockeys, and women who look as if they had "spent a lifetime meeting guys in Vegas or Miami Beach or Louisville for the Derby": these are the people who wander through the lives of Artha, Buster, and Jackie—and, for a dark season, the life of the narrator. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Weird History Facts So Boring...

  Greg Morrison

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  Drift off to sleep with the world's most mundane trivia and dry history facts designed to cure your insomnia instantly.
   
  If you are battling sleeplessness or racing thoughts, surrender to the aggressive monotony of administrative regulations and defunct professions. This deadpan tour of the past offers a soothing, low-stakes escape from the drama of daily life, perfect for your bedtime routine or a stress-free commute.
   
  Immerse yourself in the calming tedium of obscure records that test the limits of human attention. By focusing on the aggressively unremarkable, this audio experience transforms boredom into a gentle, rhythmic tool for relaxation.
   
  Prepare to be lulled into slumber by:
  *   Meticulously recorded administrative rules for towns no one remembers.
  *   The specific, uneventful history of forgotten measurements and candle wicks.
  *   A deep dive into the bureaucracy of long-defunct uniforms and button counts.
  *   Irony-laden, anticlimactic records that lack any suspense or impact.
   
  From local dullness to global monotony, uncover the vast, unexciting web that quietly underpins civilization. It is a sideways portrait of humanity’s obsession with documenting the trivial, curated specifically to help you disengage and rest.

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  The Knitter's Bible - The...

  Claire Crompton

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  The essential start-to-finish guide for knitters of all skill levels—including over twenty-five easy-to-follow projects.   This indispensable reference includes: an overview of the yarns and equipment available todaya step-by-step guide to the basics, with knit and purl, casting on and binding (casting) off, and reading patternscreative options like cables, fair isle, and laceembellishments, embroidery, and other new ideas for more experienced knittersan extensive stitch librarya wide selection of patterns and projects, linked back to the techniques throughout the book With The Knitter’s Bible, you can explore your developing skills and experiment with a variety of motifs to make your knitting sessions not only easier but more enjoyable than ever.

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