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  Early Christianity: A...

  Captivating History

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  What was the starting point of Christianity? Was it in a little town in Bethlehem, just as the lyrics of our favorite Christmas songs contend?  
  In truth, in the earliest days of Christianity, when Peter and Paul first set out to preach the gospel, the belief systems of early Christians were viewed as merely a new sect of Judaism. The appellation of “Christian” was a term developed by outside antagonists, which the so-called Christians wore with pride. It took time for Christianity to be fully cleaved away from its mother religion of Judaism.  
  A council was held in Jerusalem around 50 CE for the early church leaders to decide what would become the fundamentals of the new faith, such as what old rules and regulations from the Old Testament should remain for new believers. From Christianity’s earliest formation as a separate identity, it began to spread across the known world. The early Christians met in underground churches and, at times, even in graveyards to avoid persecution.  
  Yet, their very secrecy often spurned the wildest of rumors. It got to the point where Communion was even mistaken as an act of cannibalism! This led to the rise of Christian apologists, who were tasked with explaining the most fundamental elements to the lay public.  
  This book explores all of these aspects of early Christianity and more. In this book, you will learn about the following:	The ministry of Jesus	Who first spread the gospel 	Early Christian outreach to the Greco-Roman world	Christian Gnosticism, Manicheism, and other Christian sects	The struggle of Christian apologists	The early martyrs of the Christian faith	The impact of the Council of Nicaea	How the church survived the fall of the Roman Empire 
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  Rowan Tree Stables - Ride to the...

  Nina Carberry, Julia Sykes

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  The exciting first book from champion jockey Nina Carberry, inspired by her own childhood adventures!
  Grace and Aaron may go to different schools, but they are the best of friends, bonded by a shared love of ponies and adventure. They love to ride out together at Rowan Tree Stables, which is run by Grace's grandad. Their ponies Daisy and Nipper are best friends too!
  In Ride to the Rescue, Grace and Aaron discover something fishy about the local river. It's up to them – and their ponies –  to track down who is behind it. But how will they manage when Grace's pony, Daisy, gets injured?

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  This Is Not a Cholent

  Sarah Sasson

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  Amira loves cholent and is eager to share her Nana's recipe in the "Best Cholent Competition Down Under." Amira and Nana throw garlic and ginger into their pot. "This is not a cholent," someone says. Everyone gasps when Nana takes out a needle and thread and stitches the stuffed chicken, and adds eggs to the stew. "This is not a cholent!" the crowd says. Amira holds Nana's hand and shuts her eyes when the judges come. "This is not a cholent," the judges say..."but it's delicious. What is it?" "This is a cholent," Amira says. "It's an Iraqi stew that Nana and I make every Friday." Everyone agrees it is the best.

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  Leaving Adverse Childhood...

  Adashani Naicker

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  Are you suffering from untreated feelings resulting from adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)?  
  Trauma lingers in your body and impacts your mental and physical health unless you excavate and process your traumas effectively. But how do you achieve this? 
  I compiled a list of practical strategies that my friends, students, and loved ones used to overcome their childhood trauma. 
  Their success is my motivation for writing this book and sharing strategies to assist you in coping with your childhood memories.Understand the impacts of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) on your mental and physical health as well as your relationships.Identify proven and effective strategies to help you cope with your childhood memories, including recovery plans.Step out into your sunshine and use this book as your quick guide to a more tranquil life. 
  But before we begin our journey to positive self-esteem and letting go of our adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), we need to remove our backpacks full of shame, regret, misery, blunders, failure, broken hearts, and grudges. 
  Your race will be much less challenging to complete after you drop that backpack. 
  Remember, you cannot change the past, but you can use the memories to make you stronger. The choice is in your hands. It’s your story so write an awesome ending. 
  It's time to start something new and better! Let's begin.

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  Wizzil

  William Steig

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  An exciting collaborationWizzil, a witch, is bored stiff. So, with some coaxing from Beatrice, her parrot, she turns herself into a common housefly and heads over to Frimp farm to stir up trouble. Little does she know, DeWitt Frimp absolutely hates all breeds of fly, especially Musca domestica, and Wizzil narrowly escapes a life-threatening swatting. Wasting no time at all, she cooks up a nasty plan to teach DeWitt a lesson: she turns herself into a glove, which DeWitt finds and proudly wears, but which also deprives him of the ability to aim his flyswatter. Steig's playful storytelling voice is in full gear in his latest tale, and Quentin Blakes hilarious, antic pictures are a perfect match for the text.

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  King Arthur: The Sword in the...

  Hudson Talbott

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  Except for the dragon-shaped constellation that appeared at his birth, there was nothing that suggested Arthur was destined for greatness.

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