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  Make Money With Kindle...

  Brett Standard

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  Too many authors struggle with succeeding on Amazon. It shouldn't have to be you. 
  Information about anything had never been easier to get than in the 21st century. This unprecedented ease of access to information has caused a severe glut, and most people looking for a solution are up to their necks in information. In order to protect their sanity, they tend to tune out, even if the answer was staring them right in the face. 
  If you're an author, you know this is a problem. You have a manuscript you wish to share with the world, but you're unsure and doubtful if your book will be seen by anyone, or whether it would be buried in the darkest recesses of Amazon, never to see the light of day. 
  If this sounds like you, then you come to the right place. 
  In Make More Money with Kindle Publishing, Brett Standard skips the filler and shows you how to make money selling books on Amazon. With highly effective tips and strategies, this guide will equip you with the tools to become a successful author on Amazon. 
  Here's a snippet of what you're going to discover in this guide:Three powerful steps to choose a profitable niche in order to start getting book sales immediatelyChoosing a topic that will resonate with your audienceGetting rid of the impostor syndrome and adopting the teacher mentalityHow to outline your book effectively in order to get your writing done as fast as possibleTwo ridiculously easy and potent way to develop content for your books.Three important boxes you have to check when crafting a titleHow to get rid of perfectionism and writer's blockPublishing and promoting your book...and more! 
  Highly practical and chock full of actionable advice, this essential guide will arm you to the teeth of every technique and strategy that you will need to crush it as an author on Amazon.

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  The Real World of Victorian...

  Simon Webbe

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  A look at the surprising nineteenth-century technology that inspires this literary and cultural movement: “I was very impressed by this book.” —SF Crowsnest   In recent decades, steampunk has grown from a rather obscure subgenre of science fiction into a striking and distinctive style of fashion, art, design, and even music. It is in the written word, however, that steampunk has its roots—and in this book Simon Webb explores and examines the real inventions that underpin the fantasy. In doing so, he reveals a world unknown to most people today.   Webb reveals the Victorian era as a surprising place: one of steam-powered airplanes, fax machines linking Moscow and St Petersburg, steam cars traveling at over 100 mph, electric taxis, and wireless telephones. It is, in short, the nineteenth century as you’ve never before seen it—a steampunk extravaganza of anachronistic technology and unfamiliar gadgets. Imagine Europe spanned by a mechanical internet, a telecommunication system of clattering semaphore towers capable of transmitting information across the continent in a matter of minutes. Consider too, the fact that a steam plane the size of a modern airliner took off in England in 1894. Drawing entirely on contemporary sources, we see how little-known developments in technology have been used as the basis for so many steampunk narratives. From seminal novels such as The Difference Engine to the steampunk fantasy of Terry Pratchett’s later works, this book shows that steampunk is at least as much solid fact as it is whimsical fiction.

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  We Are A Growing God - And What...

  Cyril James Skidmore

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  With simple words, Cyril James Skidmore summarizes the growing scientific evidence of the actual direction and purpose of our universe. He then shows us what that means for our lives and our relationships with one another and our world.

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  Madeira - A Botanical Melting Pot

  Susanne Lipps

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  Madeira definitely deserves its cognomen “Flower Island”. You will find plants from all regions of the earth growing in a very confined space. Wherever you go you will be surrounded by numerous familiar and unfamiliar plants. The botanical guide “Madeira - A Botanical Melting Pot!” contains plant descriptions that are organized in six typical groups: plants in gardens and parks, vegetation in coastal areas, flora of cultivated land and along the levadas, vegetation of the laurisilva forest, flora of the mountains and typical useful plants - altogether descriptions of 166 species, accompanied by colour photographs. You get to know interesting pieces of information that are directly or indirectly linked with the plant in question. Moreover there are enumerated these sites on Madeira where you may surely find them. The last chapter is dedicated to the island’s most beautiful gardens and parks; there you find information about the history of each garden, a detailed description and supplementary facts about opening hours, prices and how to get there by bus or by rented car.

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  Happiness Genes - Unlock the...

  James D. Baird, Lauren Adel

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  Happiness Genes proves that there is a definitive link between science and spiritualitythat you are biologically wired for natural happiness. You have a constitutional right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. And every day thousands of advertising images seduce you into believing that happiness can be bought. Put away your wallet. Happiness is at your fingertipsits sitting right in your DNA.The new science of epigenetics reveals that there are reserves of natural happiness within your DNA that can be controlled by you, your emotions, beliefs, and your behavioral choices.Happiness Genes: Unlock the Positive Potential Hidden in Your DNA examines the nature and source of happiness, from ancient times to the present. It presents the epigenetic and other biological research that shows that DNA contains genes for natural happiness and your ultimate well-being. Then it details the 28-Day natural happiness programyoull learn how to switch on your happiness genes, creating a biological cascade of well-being.

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  Trout Bum

  John Gierach

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  Brilliant, witty, perceptive essays about fly-fishing, the natural world, and life in general by the acknowledged master of fishing writers.While most of us fly-fish to escape from daily life, for John Gierach and his friends fly-fishing IS a way of life. They are trout bums. But John Gierach is also an exceptional writer. The essays in Trout Bum are reflective, bitingly humorous, and enormously wise in the ways of fishing and men. In vivid, unforgettable detail they recount the emotional, spiritual, and tangible adventures and pleasures of stalking trout in and around the Rockies—day in, day out, from season to season, with friends, and alone. John Gierach's essays join the literary tradition of angling classics like The River Why, and A River Runs Through It.

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