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  Wings of Beauty

  Nicole Howell

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  The story is about a little girl and her caterpillar friend. As the butterfly grows and discovers its beauty, so does the little girl. This is a positive story about the beauty in nature, self-love, and a lesson about the life cycle of a caterpillar to a butterfly.•	A gentle storytime to teach a child about nature and metamorphosis•	A heartwarming story to teach a child that they are beautiful inside and out. •	A story about friendship Children's audiobook ages 3-8.©2020 Nicole Howell (P)2021 Howell Digital Publishing

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  PMP Exam Prep 2025–2026 & Agile...

  Peter Spencer

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  Are you studying for the PMP exam and secretly wondering if you’ll need to sell your soul—or your weekends—to pass? 
  Good news: You can keep your soul and your Saturdays. 
  This all-in-one PMP Exam Prep & Agile Mastery guide is your secret weapon to passing the PMP® exam on your first try—even if your attention span is shorter than a stand-up meeting. 
  💼 What's Inside This Must-Have PMP Study Powerhouse: 
  ✅ Updated for 2025–2026 & PMBOK 7 — Because studying last year’s guide is like using a rotary phone for project tracking. 
  ✅ 500+ Realistic Practice Questions & Expert Answers — Nail every domain with confidence, not guesswork. 
  ✅ Agile, Scrum, Lean Six Sigma & Kanban Demystified — Scale your knowledge (and your teams) without needing a PhD in buzzwords. 
  ✅ AI-Powered PM Techniques — Learn how ChatGPT, Notion, Jira, and more are changing how project managers crush deadlines. 
  ✅ Perfect for Audiobook Lovers — Study while driving, walking, folding laundry, or just pretending to listen in Zoom meetings. 
  ✅ 2 Books in 1 = Double the Value — A complete PMP exam prep guide + full Agile project management mastery in one.

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  No-Code AI iOS App Building -...

  Michael Patterson

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.  
  Stop Dreaming. Start Shipping. Build Your First iOS App in 60 Days—No Coding Required. 
  The barrier to entry is gone. You don't need a Computer Science degree, a $100k budget, or years of practice to build the next big thing. In the era of Generative AI and No-Code tools, your idea is the only currency that matters. 
  Written by Michael Patterson, an AI Engineer leading a team of 120+ at a global tech giant, No-Code AI iOS App Building is not a theoretical textbook. It is a practical, battle-tested roadmap for entrepreneurs, designers, and visionaries who are ready to bypass technical gatekeepers. 
  What if you could have a Senior Developer in your pocket? 
  This book teaches you how to leverage cutting-edge AI tools like Cursor AI and Claude Code to act as your personal engineering team. You will learn to prompt, automate, and deploy, turning plain English instructions into a fully functional, production-ready iOS application. 
  In this 60-day sprint, you will master: 
  The Modern Stack: Use Expo Go, Supabase, and React Native to build apps that look and feel 100% native. 
  AI-Powered Development: Learn the exact prompts to generate complex code, database schemas, and UI layouts using Cursor AI. 
  Design that Sells: Utilize Google Stitch and AI design tools to create professional user interfaces without hiring a designer. 
  Backend Magic: Set up user authentication, real-time databases, and automated workflows with Make.com and SendGrid—zero server management required. 
  Growth & Scale: From App Store Optimization (ASO) to Reddit viral marketing strategies, learn how to get your first 1,000 users. 
  Who is this book for? 
  Whether you are a non-technical founder looking to build a SaaS MVP, a designer looking to bring concepts to life, or a career switcher aiming to enter the tech industry, this guide bridges the gap between idea and execution.

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  How Software Fails - The Hidden...

  Engin Yöyen

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.  How Software Fails: A Field Guide to Understanding Complex System Disasters 
  Software failures aren't accidents, they're inevitabilities. In a universe governed by probability rather than certainty, even cosmic rays from distant stars can flip bits in computer memory, causing election machines to miscount votes or video game characters to jump impossibly high. But cosmic interference is just the beginning of how our most critical systems fail in spectacular and unpredictable ways. 
   
  Through gripping real-world case studies, this field guide reveals the hidden laws governing complex system disasters. Discover how Knight Capital lost $460 million in 45 minutes due to a single misplaced software flag. Learn why the Therac-25 radiation machine killed patients despite passing every safety test.Understand how a 40-kilobyte configuration file crashed 8.5 million computers worldwide, grounding flights and shuttering hospitals across the globe. 
   
  What You'll Learn 
  Based on complexity theorist Richard Cook's groundbreaking principles, you'll discover: 
  - Why testing can never guarantee perfection, and what to do instead 
  - How "reasonable" decisions combine to create unreasonable disasters 
  - Why complex systems always run in degraded mode, and why that's actually normal 
  - How scale transforms rare impossibilities into daily certainties 
  - Why the search for "root causes" consistently leads us astray 
   
  But this isn't just about understanding failure, it's about building resilience. Explore practical strategies from organizations that have learned to thrive in chaos: 
  - NASA's Mars rovers that adapt and learn from component failures, operating decades beyond their planned lifetimes 
  - The internet's routing protocols that automatically heal themselves when damaged 
  - Netflix's chaos engineering that deliberately breaks their own servers to build antifragile systems 
  - The ethical frameworks for deciding what level of failure is acceptable when lives are at stake

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  The Body-Based Obsessions...

  LCPC Molly Bradley Schiffer, MFT...

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  If you have anxiety or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), you may also struggle with body-based obsessions—constant fears and worries about your physical and mental health. You may worry that your heart will stop beating, or that you'll stop breathing. You might obsess over your physical appearance, feel like there's something physically wrong with your brain, or fear that you are "going crazy." So, how can you break free from anxiety and obsessions about your body and brain? 
   
   
   
  Drawing on a combination of evidence-based CBT, exposure and response prevention therapy (ERP), mindfulness, and compassion-focused therapy, The Body-Based Obsessions Workbook offers powerful skills to help you manage intrusive thoughts and obsessions, and take back your life. You'll learn the difference between body-based obsessions and other disorders such as body dysmorphic disorder or health anxiety, and find practical tools to manage your worst symptoms—such as rumination, constant checking or monitoring of your breathing or heart rate, or fears about your mental health. 
   
   
   
  If you struggle with intense, intrusive thoughts about your body and brain, you're not alone—and there is help. This workbook will teach you proven-effective skills to overcome your obsessions, so you can experience lasting peace and comfort in your own body.

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  Birdsplaining - A Natural History

  Jasmine Donahaye

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  Winner of the 2021 New Welsh Writing Awards: Rheidol Prize for Prose with a Welsh Theme or Setting
  'Vivid, quick and iridescent, Birdsplaining is an absolute kingfisher of a book' – Mike Parker
  A wren in the house foretells a death, while a tech-loving parrot aids a woman's recovery. Crows' misbehaviour suggests how the 'natural' order, ranked by men, may be challenged. A blur of bunting above an unassuming bog raises questions about how nature reserves were chosen. Should the oriole be named 'green' or golden? The flaws of field guides across decades prove that this is a feminist issue. A buzzard, scavenging a severed ewe's leg, teaches taboos about curiosity.
  Whose poo is the mammal scat uncovered in the attic, and should the swallows make their home inside yours? The nightjar's churring brings on unease at racism and privilege dividing nature lovers, past and present. The skin of a Palestine sunbird provokes concern at the colonial origins of ornithology. And when a sparrowhawk makes a move on a murmuration, the starlings show how threat – in the shape of flood, climate change or illness – may be faced down.
  Jasmine Donahaye is in pursuit of feeling 'sharply alive', understanding things on her own terms and undoing old lessons about how to behave. Here, she finally confronts fear: of violence and of the body's betrayals, daring at last, to 'get things wrong'.
  Roaming across Wales, Scotland and California, she is unapologetically focused on the uniqueness of women's experience of nature and the constraints placed upon it. Sometimes bristling, always ethical, Birdsplaining upends familiar ways of seeing the natural world.
  'Unusual, vivid… remarkably easy-to-read & enjoyable. Doesn't shy away from taking on difficult subjects… A means for personal reflection.' – BTO News [British Trust for Ornithology]
  'An erudite, bold, questing and valid collection of beautifully written essays. Whilst one eye stays focused on the injustices and cruelties of the world, the other gulps in its jewels and preciousness. Moving, stirring, and vital.' – Niall Griffiths
  'Superb… by turns moving, funny, illuminating… and… thought-provoking' – Katherine Stansfield
  'Upends familiar ways of seeing the natural world ― and in doing so, creates its own ecological niche' – Karen Lloyd, Caught by the River
  'A curiosity and passion so unapologetically alive that her words form wings' – Lotte Williams, Nation.Cymru
  'Neither human-centred nor its opposite. Although she explores human grief, violence and recovery, Donahaye also has a beautifully conveyed passion for the unromantic aspects of the environment… She bridges the very gap [in nature writing] that she identifies.' – Saskia McCracken, The Welsh Agenda
  'Whilst birds might not provide the answer to the meaning of life for Donahaye, they do have a part to play in finding meaning IN life, whether that be through personal symbolism and anecdotal encounters, or in larger questions about power and responsibility.' – Gwales.com
  'A fresh way of looking at nature writing, a deeply personal account that embraces its own subjectivity' – Zoe Kramer, Wales Arts Review
  'This is a beautiful collection where the nonhuman appears as a close neighbour… [and which] searches for hope and resilience in times of risk.' – Yvonne Reddick, New Welsh Reader

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