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  The Codependency Recovery...

  Andrei Nedelcu

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  Here’s how to break free from the bonds of codependency so you can become your best self and thrive in life. 
  Do you give too much in your relationships that you’ve started to lose your sense of self? 
  Does your loved one always rely on you for help, but refuse to reciprocate your efforts whenever you need them? 
  Do you care so much about their feelings to the point where it impacts your life choices? 
  These are just some of the signs that you might be in a codependent relationship. Other signs include disrespecting your decisions, blaming you for things that aren’t your fault, and making you hesitate to express your needs. 
  Let this book help you recover from codependency, rebuild yourself, and live a life that is true to your values and beliefs. Inside, you will discover:How you develop a codependent personality — and the first step to recovering from codependency10 symptoms of codependency — know which symptoms you have and need to work onWhat narcissism is and why narcissists attract those with a codependent personalityHow to set boundaries to build a sense of security and stop others from taking advantage of youWhat you can do to free your mind from intrusive thoughts so you can stop them from dragging you downHow to communicate what you feel without offending the other person 
  And much more. 
  This guide also offers self-reflection activities to help you increase your self-awareness and allow you to identify and release repressed emotions… empowering you to live your life according to your authentic self.If you want to overcome codependency so you can allow yourself to grow and become your best self, then scroll up and click the “Add to Cart” button right now.

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  Great and Horrible News: Murder...

  Blessin Adams

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  ‘Grimly fascinating … engrossing’ Daily Mail  
  NINE HISTORIC CRIMES. ONE FAMILIAR OBSESSION. 
  In early modern England, murder truly was most foul. Trials were gossipy events packed to the rafters with noisome spectators. Executions were public proceedings which promised not only gore, but desperate confessions and the grandest, most righteous human drama. Bookshops saw grisly stories of crime and death sell like hot cakes. 
  This history unfolds the true stories of murder, criminal investigation, early forensic techniques, high court trials and so much more. 
  In thrilling narrative, we follow a fugitive killer through the streets of London, citizen detectives clamouring to help officials close the net. We untangle the mystery of a suspected staged suicide through the newly emerging science of forensic pathology. We see a mother trying to clear her dead daughter’s name while other women faced the accusations – sometimes true and sometimes not – of murdering their own children. 
  These stories are pieced together from original research using coroner’s inquests, court records, parish archives, letters, diaries and the cheap street pamphlets that proliferated to satisfy a voracious public. 
  These intensely personal stories portray the lives of real people as they confronted the extraordinary crises of murder, infanticide, miscarriage and suicide. Many historical laws and attitudes concerning death and murder may strike us as exceptionally cruel, and yet many still remind us that some things never change: we are still fascinated by narratives of murder and true crime, murder trials today continue to be grand public spectacles, female killers are frequently cast as aberrant objects of public hatred and sexual desire, and suicide remains a sin within many religious organisations and was a crime in England until the 1960s. 
  Great and Horrible News! explores the strange history of death and murder in early modern England, yet the stories within may appear shockingly familiar. 
  Great and Horrible News by Blessin Adams is a riveting biography of the most notorious criminals of the Stuart and Elizabethan eras. This latest bestseller offers a new perspective on the period from 1485-1603, making it a top choice for those interested in European history. 
  For fans of Alison Weir (Queens of the Conquest), Lucy Worsley (Jane Austen at Home), Michelle Morgan (The Book of Hope), Kate Summerscale (The Peepshow), and David Wilson (My Life with Murderers). 
  HarperCollins 2023

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  DECIDE and SOLVE -...

  Stephany K. Thomann

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  Are you overwhelmed with a never-ending parade of choices? Still can’t catch the moment when it is time to decide, and what to decide? Still, waiting for the problem to “solve itself”?The choices you make now in your teenage years are the building blocks on your path to maturity. In adulthood, each day brings new challenges, new problems that need to be solved, and new decisions that need to be made. So how can you ensure now that you’re making the right steps to prepare yourself for the future?Decide and Solve will help you to face your choices head-on, and make decisions with confidence. Inside, you will discover:The difference between decision-making and problem-solving – and the psychology behind them.The process of decision-making and problem-solving – and how to put it to use.How to ensure your decisions today will reflect positively on your future.How to keep an open mind and be bold when it's needed.How decision-making and problem-solving skills are connected to self-confidence, happiness and success.You will come to understand why the adolescent brain approaches decisions differently from adults.You will be empowered to deal with outside pressure to ensure your decisions are your own, and not based on someone else’s words or actions.You will know what to do when your family and friends don’t support the choices you make.And much more!Note for adults:If you are looking for advice to help your fast-growing kid to be more confident and independent, this easy-to-read and down-to-earth guide for teens and young adults contains many ideas. It is a life instruction manual for making rational choices. As a parent, you will also find this an interesting read, helping you to grasp decision-making for teenagers, and also to assist in your own problem-solving.

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  Christopher Columbus - English...

  Santiago Machain

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  This book offers the history of Christopher Columbus, from his uncertain origins and his formative years as a sailor to the voyages that forever changed world history. This fourth installment explores his character, his beliefs, his nautical successes, and his grave political and moral errors. The reader traverses the project to reach Asia by the west, the encounter with the Catholic Monarchs, the four transatlantic voyages, the early colonization of the Caribbean, and the devastating impact on indigenous peoples.

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  Our Nations and Nationalisms

  Owen Dudley-Edwards

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  'Nationalism' is an increasingly unpopular word. Few would apply the label of 'nationalist' to themselves, and fewer still to any part of our history before the 1700s. But then, where does it come from? And what does it mean for us today?
  With one eye on the present as he unpicks the past, Owen Dudley Edwards finds nationalism to be older than recorded history and broader than modern geography. Our Nations and Nationalisms traces the phenomena back as far as the Old Testament and the works of Homer and Virgil, through the attempts of Shakespeare and James VI & I to found the first British Union, and into the Celtic legends that helped form the identities held in the UK today. 
  Taking wide-ranging examples from ancient to modern, from home and abroad, Dudley Edwards interrogates nationalism in action, asking what it really is and how it has impacted upon all of our lives, wherever we live or were born
  This demonised word, he argues, is a fact of human nature. It may take a variety of forms, but we are all, in some sense, 'nationalists'; it is incumbent upon each of us to find ways to use this fact in the interests of humanity, and not a single nation. 

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  Gods Shadows and the Birth of...

  Hatem Helmy

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  Gods, Shadows, and the Birth of Consciousness 
  The evolution of the human mind begins not in pure reason, but in the womb of myth. Long before philosophy or science emerged, myths, rituals, and beliefs shaped cognition, guided behavior, and structured societies. They were not arbitrary stories or empty superstitions—they were the scaffolds of intellect, morality, and power. 
  In ancient civilizations, myths and religious beliefs were strategic tools of governance. They embedded moral frameworks and the fear of deferred punishment—what we might call “cosmic accountability”—into the human psyche, compelling obedience even when no human eyes were present. Gods, spirits, and supernatural forces became invisible regulators, ensuring that the individual conformed to communal norms. This psychological architecture allowed rulers to extend influence without constant coercion. 
  The shamans, magicians, and diviners of early societies were far more than ceremonial figures. They interpreted omens, performed sacred rites, and acted as intermediaries between the visible and invisible worlds. Their symbolic authority legitimized the rule of kings, emperors, and priesthoods, allowing central powers to consolidate control over expansive territories. Through this invisible network of myth, ritual, and belief, early states unified diverse populations, stabilized social order, and extended influence across mountains, rivers, and deserts. 
  This interplay between belief and governance is not confined to the distant past. Modern states continue to rely on narratives, ideologies, and moral frameworks to structure society and legitimize authority. Even in the age of reason, the human mind responds to mythic and symbolic forces—echoes of the cognitive scaffolds built over millennia.

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