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  The Healing Journal - A Trauma...

  Elara Vance

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  What if the most powerful trauma-healing tool is already in your hands—a pen and a blank page? 
  The Healing Journal is your evidence-based roadmap for turning private writing into lasting recovery. Trauma educator Elara Vance weaves neuroscience, somatic wisdom, and step-by-step prompts into a safe, self-paced companion that lets you process pain, reclaim your voice, and write your way to genuine freedom. 
  Inside, you’ll learn how to … 
   ✔️ Harness the brain-changing power of expressive writing to calm the amygdala and integrate traumatic memories 
   ✔️ Build an “emotional vocabulary” that transforms vague overwhelm into feelings you can name—and finally tame 
   ✔️ Map your personal timeline and reframe old victim scripts into survivor narratives 
   ✔️ Practice shadow-work pages that safely unpack guilt, shame, and anger 
   ✔️ Pair writing with grounding, breath, and body scans so you stay present, not flooded 
   ✔️ Craft a customised 30-Day Resilience Toolkit to navigate triggers long after the book is closed 
  Imagine opening your journal and watching scattered memories organise into a coherent story—one that ends with hope. 
  Perfect for: 
   • Survivors of PTSD, complex trauma, or chronic stress 
   • Therapists, coaches, and group facilitators seeking client-safe prompts 
   • Anyone who’s tried talk therapy but still feels unheard inside 
   Pick up your pen, turn the page, and begin writing the chapter where you heal. 
  Scroll up and click “Buy Now” to start your Healing Journal today.

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  Fantastic 4 Happy Tales

  L. J. Greatrex

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  This is the fourth book in a series of charming children's stories which are educational and entertaining, with fun illustrations, for children aged 4 - 6 years. 
  Sea life play a key role in these stories in teaching children about their environment and other important life lessons.

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  Anne Bradstreet and Phillis...

  Editors Charles River

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  Anne Bradstreet was born into an unusual family that, in the early years of the 17th century, believed in educating daughters as well as sons. She then moved to the American wilderness as a young bride and proceeded to produce children and poetry at nearly equal speed in the years that followed. Historian Theodore Stanton observed, “The most of her poems were produced between 1630 and 1642, that is, before she was thirty years old; and during these years she had neither leisure, nor elegant surroundings, nor freedom from anxious thoughts, nor even abounding health. Somehow, during her busy lifetime, she contrived to put upon record compositions numerous enough to fill a royal octavo volume of 400 pages, — compositions which entice and reward our reading of them, two hundred years after she lived.” 
  	Phillis Wheatley has always been a difficult figure for people to wrap their minds around, both during her life and centuries after it. Indeed, she fits no easy stereotypes that historians or contemporaries liked to use to classify their subjects. Even her name is complicated, with her first name being spelled at times “Phyllis,” and her surname being given without the extra “e” in the final syllable. Like so much of her life, her name was not the one given to her by her parents but instead by the people who first enslaved her. 
  	Then there was the matter of her “career,” which has always escaped definition. In the 18th century, enslaved people were not supposed to have been educated, certainly not to the level that Wheatley was, nor were they supposed to have creative abilities beyond those taught to them by their masters. In a time and place where slaves were rarely taught to read, they were obviously not expected to write better poetry than the vast majority of their peers. 

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  Chunk - 4 Sisters Learn About...

  Vincent W. Goett, Carolyn Larsen

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  " 
  The 4 Sisters books feature four sisters who grow up in a loving home. Like all siblings, they have their issues, but in the end they stand together. 
  The 4 SISTERS stories are intended to teach and reinforce positive relationships and help develop the living skills children need to grow into responsible adults. 
  In Chunk, Brook finally gets a pet dog, Chunk. As Brook learns what is required of a pet owner the other sisters watch as she accepts the responsibility."

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  Sewa Mukat Sailani ate Hor Lekh

  Avtar S. Sangha

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  Sewa Mukat Sailani Ate Hor Lekh by Avtar S. Sangha is an engaging book that explores Punjabi culture, village life, and intricate human relationships. The stories reflect social, spiritual, and personal experiences, presented with authenticity and depth, offering readers a vivid glimpse into real-life narratives.

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  Epic Myths for Fearless Girls

  Claudia Martin

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  15 myths from around the world, reinterpreted by master storyteller Claudia Martin. 
   
  Discover mighty goddesses and magical heroines from around the world in this inspirational collection and unleash your own inner strength! 
   
  This collection showcases narratives that celebrate strong, independent women. They run free and possess the qualities we would hope for in our daughters and friends: self-confidence, strength, wits, courage, fearlessness, and independence. 
   
  Myths include: 
  • Mami Wata's Golden Comb (Liberia) 
  • Freyja's Necklace (Norse) 
  • Durga and the Buffalo Demon (India) 
  • Amaterasu and the Cave (Japan) 
  • Isis Discovers the Name of Ra (Egypt) 
  • Sedna of the Sea (Inuit) 
  • Pandora and the Jar (Greece) 
  • Nu Wa and the Pillars of Heaven (China) 
  • Hina Journeys to the Moon (Polynesia) 
  • The Girl and the Windigo (Ojibwe) 
  • Oochigeas and the Invisible One (Mi'kmaq) 
  • Pele Fights with her Sister (Hawai'i) 
  • Oshun Brings Water (Yorusha) 
  • The Trials of Étain (Ireland) 
  • Xquic and the Empty Net (Maya) 
   
  Ideal for children aged 7+. 
   
  ABOUT THE SERIES: Arcturus Publishing's Inspiring Heroines series retells classic children's stories, showcasing strong female protagonists who strike out against adversity and smash stereotypes. These empowering tales will inspire young readers to dream big.

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