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  The Savvy Investor - The...

  Eric Reinertsen

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  Double your investing confidence in just 30 days, even if you're a complete beginner or seasoned pro! 
  Are you overwhelmed by the sheer volume of investment advice out there? Do you dream of achieving financial independence, but fear of financial loss holds you back? Maybe you're already investing but want to refine and enhance your strategies for better returns? 
  If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, you're not alone. 
  Plenty of investors, ranging from novices to seasoned professionals, encounter these challenges. Yet, the key to transcending these struggles lies in arming yourself with the right knowledge, delivered in a clear, actionable, and trustworthy manner. 
  The Savvy Investor: The Definitive Book on Smart Investing is your comprehensive guide to mastering the art of investing, providing you with practical strategies to conquer your financial goals and secure your future. 
  Here’s just a glimpse of what you’ll discover inside:The 4-step roadmap to starting your investment journey, tailored specifically for beginners.5 essential risk management techniques to minimize financial loss and protect your investments.Real-life case studies that dissect successful investment strategies from major investors.How to diversify your investment portfolio effectively, balancing risk and reward.7 common investment pitfalls and how to avoid them.Long-term investment strategies focusing on sustainable growth and financial stability.

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  The Master's Apprentice

  Bradley T. Morris, Sauryn Majik

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  There was once an old wizard whose time it was to teach. While waiting for a student he enjoyed fishing at the beach. By the time his apprentice came knocking on his door, his beard had grown all the way down to the floor. This story is about becoming a master at your craft. We think you’ll enjoy it & have a good laugh.

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  Day the Crayons Quit The: Book...

  Jack Rylan

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  This audiobook is an independent and unofficial overview, created solely for educational and informational purposes. It is not associated with, authorized by, or endorsed by the original author or publisher.
   
  
   
  The Day the Crayons Quit is a playful and imaginative picture book told through a series of letters written by crayons to their owner, a young boy named Duncan. Each crayon expresses its frustrations, complaints, or dreams—Red is overworked, Blue is tired from coloring vast skies and oceans, while Beige feels overlooked. Through humor and creativity, the story explores themes of self-expression, empathy, and the importance of listening to different perspectives, all while celebrating the colorful power of imagination.

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  Arabella and the Pharoah's Tomb

  Sue Huband

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  Arabella Twigg is a very ordinary girl living with her extraordinary family. She loves her Gran, whilst trying to avoid her brother, Tom, who is always trying to get her into trouble.  
  Her life is quite boring until weird things begin to happen to her.  
  Arabella enjoys her history homework at school and when she is learning about Egyptian history one day, she trips over and hits her head, and when she awakes, finds herself suddenly in ancient Egypt, at the time of King Tutankhamun.  
  There she meets a young Egyptian boy named Imon, whose father works in the Valley of the Kings.

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  Dragon Guest Handbook

  Jeanette Stampone

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  You should always be prepared for when a dragon tourist lands in your backyard.  
  Your visitor will need to meet the family, learn table manners and go sightseeing. Will you qualify as a top host?  
  While this hilarious book is full of silliness, it also explores language barriers and non-verbal communication.  The heartwarming ending leaves readers with a beautiful message of embracing differences, and how a hug has universal meaning.

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  Hall Of Mirrors

  Fredric Brown

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  Hall Of Mirrors by Fredric Brown - It is a tough decision to make—whether to give up your life so you can live it over again! 
  For an instant you think it is temporary blindness, this sudden dark that comes in the middle of a bright afternoon. 
  It must be blindness, you think; could the sun that was tanning you have gone out instantaneously, leaving you in utter blackness? 
  Then the nerves of your body tell you that you are standing, whereas only a second ago you were sitting comfortably, almost reclining, in a canvas chair. In the patio of a friend's house in Beverly Hills. Talking to Barbara, your fiancée. Looking at Barbara—Barbara in a swim suit—her skin golden tan in the brilliant sunshine, beautiful. 
  You wore swimming trunks. Now you do not feel them on you; the slight pressure of the elastic waistband is no longer there against your waist. You touch your hands to your hips. You are naked. And standing. 
  Whatever has happened to you is more than a change to sudden darkness or to sudden blindness. 
  You raise your hands gropingly before you. They touch a plain smooth surface, a wall. You spread them apart and each hand reaches a corner. You pivot slowly. A second wall, then a third, then a door. You are in a closet about four feet square. 
  Your hand finds the knob of the door. It turns and you push the door open. 
  There is light now. The door has opened to a lighted room ... a room that you have never seen before.

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