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  Italian History - From Ancient...

  History Retold

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  Have you ever wondered how Italy's past was? 
  Do you want to travel back in time and witness the grand roman empire? 
  If so, this is for you. 
  Embark on a captivating voyage through Italy's history, from enigmatic Etruscans to modern marvels. Unveil secrets of ancient civilizations, feel Rome's grandeur, and bask in Renaissance brilliance. Witness unification and transformative triumphs, shaping Italy's role in the modern European Union. 
  This book guides you through time, revealing Italy's vibrant past. For history enthusiasts or curious travelers, it's a treasure trove illuminating Italy's remarkable journey, consisting of:Etruscan roots and Roman Empire zenith.Renaissance brilliance ignites art and thought.Unification struggle births modern Italy.World Wars' toll and resilient revival.European Union embrace, lasting influence.Culinary legacy, fashion, cinematic allure.A tapestry of old and new, Italy thrives. 
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  Edward I: A Captivating Guide to...

  Captivating History

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  Who was King Edward I of England? And why should we learn about him? 
  King Edward I was the first of three Edwards who reigned in perfect succession. He was one of the most important kings in English history, but he was also one of the most controversial. This was the king who subdued Wales and fought Scotland to a standstill for much of his reign. He battled leading Scottish figures that are recognizable to even novice history students. Both William Wallace and Robert the Bruce butted heads with this English ruler.  
  Edward engaged in harsh crackdowns, yet he also confirmed the statutes of the Magna Carta and helped strengthen ties to parliament. Edward often behaved as an absolutist dictator with a penchant for reform. He has been described as a “great and terrible” king, whose equal parts of greatness and terribleness can easily be seen throughout his tenure as an English monarch.  
  In this book, you will learn about:Edward’s early days as prince and the impact of his childhoodThe Welsh revolts and Edward’s eventual conquest of WalesEdward’s Holy Land CrusadeScotland’s crisis of succession and Edward’s long war with the ScotsThe rise of William Wallace and Robert the BruceEdward’s final days as kingAnd much more! 
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  Stop Negative Self-Talk: Why...

  Rowan E. Sages

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  The voice in your head is relentless.
   
  "You're not good enough.""You should have done better.""Everyone else has it figured out but you."
   
  For many people, this inner critic becomes the loudest voice in their lives—questioning every decision, minimizing every success, and turning even small mistakes into proof of failure.
   
  But the inner critic isn’t random, and it isn’t a sign that something is wrong with you.
   
  It’s a learned psychological pattern.
   
  In Stop Negative Self-Talk: Why Your Inner Critic Won't Shut Up, Rowan E. Sages explores where this voice comes from, why it developed, and what it is actually trying to protect you from.
   
  Through clear psychological insight and compassionate reflection, you’ll learn:
   
  • Why the inner critic develops in the first place
  • How criticism from early environments becomes internalized
  • Why high-achieving and thoughtful people often experience the loudest self-criticism
  • The hidden psychological functions the inner critic serves
  • The real costs of living under constant self-attack
   
  Most importantly, this audiobook helps you see the pattern clearly—because real change begins with understanding.
   
  This is Book 1 of the Stop Negative Self-Talk series.
   
  Book 1 focuses on understanding the inner critic and the psychological patterns behind it.
  Book 2, The Practice of Self-Compassionate Action, provides practical tools for responding to that voice in everyday life.
   
  If you’ve ever felt trapped in cycles of self-criticism, doubt, or shame, this audiobook will help you understand why that voice exists—and why it doesn’t have to control your life.

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  Blood in the Water - The Untold...

  Casey Sherman

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  "Blood in the Water is a twisty true crime narrative of greed, suspicion, and revenge, taking us from the high seas to the mansion of an enormously wealthy family. Compelling and cinematic, it keeps you guessing about the complicated family at the heart of this saga until the very last page."—Shawn Cohen, New York Times bestselling author of College Girl, Missing 
    
  Troubled waters hide deadly secrets … 
    
  When Nathan Carman, a young man with a complicated past, is miraculously rescued from a lifeboat bobbing in the unforgiving North Atlantic, questions swirl about the fate of his mother, who is presumed to have drowned when their fishing boat sank. Nathan is in remarkably good shape for being lost at sea for a week, and his account of what exactly happened out there on the waves raises questions from family members and law enforcement. 
    
  Nathan's story of a fishing trip gone awry doesn't quite add up, and suspicion mounts. The mysterious murder of Nathan's multi-millionaire grandfather a few years before had made Nathan's mother an extremely wealthy woman. With a seven-million-dollar fortune at stake, did Nathan commit the ultimate betrayal? Or is there more to this tragic tale than meets the eye? 
    
  From New York Times bestselling author Casey Sherman comes a gripping contemporary true crime narrative for everyone who was fascinated by the Murdaugh murders, and for anyone compelled by the intersection between money, power, and family.

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  South African Folk Tales Vol I -...

  James Mahoney

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  In the Early settler days, the British did more than go to war. Many found the local folklore and beliefs fascinating, and collected them together. This is one of the first explorations of South African folk tales.Come now for stories of the naughty Jackal as he tricks Lion and Leopard, or how Tortoise shows his great cunning. Of Hare and Heron and Wildebeest, and all the other majestic creatures that roam the savannah and jungles.Book versions include images of South African animals central to the stories told herein.

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  First Ladies of the 19th Century

  Charles River Editors

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  American presidents have shaped the course of global affairs for generations, but as the saying goes, behind every great man there’s a great woman. While the First Ladies often remain overshadowed by their husbands, some have carved unique niches in their time and left their own lasting legacy. Dolley Madison helped establish the role of the First Lady in the early 19th century, Eleanor Roosevelt gave voice to policy issues in a way that made her a forerunner of First Ladies like Hillary Clinton, and Jackie Kennedy created glamorous trends that made her more popular than her husband.  
  Eleanor Roosevelt and Hillary Clinton may have been the most politically active First Ladies in American history, but Abigail Adams was the first to act as political advisor for her husband and the first to be dubbed Mrs. President. Indeed, Abigail was politically inclined to degree highly unusual among women of the 18th and 19th century, and she had originally impressed her future husband John because she was so well versed in poetry, philosophy and politics. Abigail was also very progressive, championing women’s rights and abolition long before they became widely held views even in traditionally liberal Massachusetts. While her time as First Lady was important, Abigail Adams remains one of the most recognized and respected First Ladies in American history due to her voluminous correspondence with John when they were separated throughout the American Revolution, as she remained in Massachusetts while John found himself in the thick of politics during his time in the Continental Congress and over in France.

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