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  7 Vital Parenting Skills for...

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  Do you want to help your child with ADHD live a calmer, more fulfilling life—without constant stress, conflict, and overwhelm? 
  Parenting a child with ADHD can feel exhausting: big emotions, impulsive behavior, difficulty focusing, and daily routines that turn into power struggles. And when you’re trying your best, it’s easy to wonder if you’re doing the “right” things—or if you’re missing something important. 
  7 Vital Parenting Skills for Teaching Kids With ADHD gives you practical, parent-friendly strategies to reduce chaos, improve behavior, and strengthen your relationship with your child—so your home feels more peaceful and your child feels more confident. 
  In this audiobook, you’ll learn how to: 
  • Recognize core ADHD traits (and what’s normal vs. what needs extra support) 
  • Use routines and structure that actually work for ADHD brains (without constant nagging) 
  • Reduce tantrums, meltdowns, and explosive moments with calmer, more effective responses 
  • Discipline without shame by setting boundaries that your child can follow consistently 
  • Build emotional regulation and self-control in a way your child can understand and practice 
  • Support focus, follow-through, and better decision-making at home and in school 
  • Protect the family dynamic (siblings, marriage stress, negativity at home) while staying positive 
  If you want fewer daily battles and more connection with your child, this audiobook will help you get there—one skill at a time.

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  Solemates - A History of Our...

  Adam Zmith

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  Why are feet so hot? When Jesus washed his bros' feet, what kind of love was he showing? Why did feet show up in poetry written during a medieval outbreak of gonorrhoea? How did early sexologists convince us that loving feet is deviant? And what did Victorian lesbians make of all this?
  These are the questions thrusting Adam Zmith into a history of toe-botherers who will guide the reader through the sex archives, the online forums and a millennium of art, with his trademark queer lens.
  Solemates will bring to light the history of this peculiarly popular kink. From Tarantino films to Bible stories, from Renaissance paintings to OnlyFans, Solemates is the rich and messy tale of our obsession with everything below the ankle, and what it reveals about how we view our bodies and our sex lives.

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  Sophia the Supergirl - She Knows...

  Scarlett Moffatt

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  Help Your Child Fight Dyslexia and Read/Write Her Favorite Stories 
  I know how much it is difficult for a Dyslexic child to excel in studies, having suffered from it in my childhood. But I fought this bravely with the help of my inspiring teacher, who always supported me. 
  So, I took the opportunity to create a book that could share my stories with other struggling children to inspire them to become brave. 
  Sophia the Supergirl is a story about a princess who was born with a special gift. She was very happy with her power of making things dance and swing in her mind until it became a problem. 
  When she started reading and writing, the letters started dancing too, so she could not read and write properly. She became very sad and exactly then her angel came to help her. 
  Now she can read and write easily. After all, she took control of her mind's eye with the help of her angel. This book reveals her secret so your princess can become a Supergirl too. 
  Order Now To Give This Special Gift To Your Special Child.

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  Don't You Ever - My Mother and...

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  From a prizewinning journalist, Mary Carter Bishop, a moving and beautifully rendered memoir about the half-brother she didn’t know existed that hauntingly explores family, class, secrets, and fate. 
  Applying for a passport as an adult, Mary Carter Bishop made a shocking discovery. She had a secret half-brother. Her mother, a farm manager’s wife on a country estate, told Mary Carter the abandoned boy was a youthful ""mistake"" from an encounter with a married man. There’d been a home for unwed mothers; foster parents; an orphanage. 
  Nine years later, Mary Carter tracked Ronnie down at the barbershop where he worked, and found a near-broken man—someone kind, and happy to meet her, but someone also deeply and irreversibly damaged by a life of neglect and abuse at the hands of an uncaring system. He was also disfigured because of a rare medical condition that would eventually kill him, three years after their reunion. During that window, Mary Carter grew close to Ronnie, and as she learned more about him she became consumed by his story. How had Ronnie’s life gone so wrong when hers had gone so well? How could she reconcile the doting, generous mother she knew with a woman who could not bring herself to acknowledge her own son? 
  Digging deep into her family’s lives for understanding, Mary Carter unfolds a sweeping story of religious intolerance, poverty, fear, ambition, class, and social expectations. Don’t You Ever is a modern Dickensian tale about a child seemingly cursed from birth; a woman shattered by guilt; a husband plagued by self-doubt; a prodigal daughter whose innocence was cruelly snatched away—all living in genteel central Virginia, a world defined by extremes of rural poverty and fabulous wealth. 
  A riveting memoir about a family haunted by a shameful secret, Don’t You Ever is a powerful story of a woman’s search for her long-hidden sibling, and the factors that profoundly impact our individual destinies.

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  Rebel Educator

  Tanya Sheckley

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  As a caring, dedicated teacher, parent, or educational professional, are you feeling more and more frustrated by the confines of today’s educational environment?  Rebel Educator takes a tough, honest look at our modern educational system while providing actionable insights and ideas to fill the classroom with imagination and curiosity. Anyone who works with children will feel the possibilities and excitement as they learn how to shift their approach—and the mindset of their students—from traditional memorization to active inquiry, problem-solving, and collaboration through interdisciplinary, project-based learning.Grounded in neuroscience yet presented without academic jargon, making it inviting and accessible to parents and teachers alike, Rebel Educator makes a strong, compelling argument for a new educational model for our children—one that teaches them to enjoy learning, bolsters their confidence, and prepares them with the teamwork skills that are vital to long-term life success.

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  Egyptian Revival - The Influence...

  Omar Khalil

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  The fascination with Ancient Egypt has influenced architectural and artistic movements for centuries, culminating in what is known as the Egyptian Revival. This movement, characterized by its adaptation of ancient Egyptian motifs, emerged in response to rediscoveries of Egypt’s past. The revival gained traction during the 18th and 19th centuries, driven by archaeological discoveries, historical curiosity, and a growing appreciation for non-European artistic traditions. 
  One of the key moments that ignited interest in Ancient Egypt was Napoleon Bonaparte’s Egyptian campaign (1798–1801). This military expedition was not just an act of conquest but also a scientific endeavor that brought scholars, artists, and historians to document Egypt’s ancient ruins. The most significant outcome of this campaign was the publication of the “Description de l'Égypte,” a comprehensive collection of illustrations and studies that introduced Europe to the architectural grandeur of Egypt. The discovery of the Rosetta Stone in 1799 further fueled this fascination, as it eventually led to the deciphering of Egyptian hieroglyphics, allowing deeper insights into the civilization’s history and culture. 
  The widespread enthusiasm for Ancient Egypt in the early 19th century gave rise to what historians call “Egyptomania.” This cultural phenomenon influenced literature, fashion, decorative arts, and architecture. Egyptian imagery, including sphinxes, obelisks, and pyramidal forms, began to appear in European cityscapes. The influence was particularly noticeable in monumental architecture, where designers sought to capture the imposing and symbolic nature of ancient Egyptian structures. The fascination with Egypt was further fueled by colonial expansion, as European powers took a vested interest in the region’s antiquities.

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