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  Whitney Houston: A short...

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  Whitney Houston, legendary singer and famous star: Life and work in a short biography! Everything you need to know, brief and concise. Infotainment, education and entertainment at its best!

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  Delayed Not Defeated - Helping...

  Andreas Fischer

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  The Pandemic May Have Delayed Your Toddler, but They Will Not Be Defeated 
  This compassionate, science-based guide offers hope and practical strategies for parents of children whose critical developmental years (ages 2–4) were impacted by COVID-19 isolation. 
  Written by a child development expert, it explains how pandemic conditions disrupted normal social, emotional, and communication milestones and provides a comprehensive roadmap for helping children recover and thrive. 
  Rather than focusing on what was lost, Delayed, Not Defeated empowers parents with targeted approaches for supporting development across key domains: 
  ●      building social skills through structured playdates and peer interactions 
  ●      developing emotional regulation strategies for children with big feelings 
  ●      creating language-rich environments to boost communication skills 
  ●      using play as a powerful therapeutic tool 
  ●      managing screen time thoughtfully 
  ●      preparing children for successful school transitions 
  Each chapter combines the latest research with practical, easy-to-implement strategies that work in real family life. Special considerations address specific challenges, including sensory sensitivities, multilingual development, sibling dynamics, and when to seek professional support. 
  The book's central message is one of hope: What pandemic toddlers experienced was a developmental delay, not a developmental destiny. 
  With the loving guidance and evidence-based strategies provided in this book, children will do more than catch up—they'll develop unique strengths from navigating these extraordinary early experiences.

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  Artist's Way The: Book summary &...

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of The Artist's Way, by Julia Cameron.
   
  It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Julia Cameron.
   
  Ideal those seeking a quick and insightful overview
   
  
   
  "The Artist's Way" is a transformative guidebook for nurturing creativity and overcoming artistic blocks. It offers a structured approach to discovering and recovering one's creative self. Through a series of exercises and reflections, the book guides readers on a spiritual path to higher creativity, emphasizing the importance of self-discovery, resilience, and inspiration. The author advocates for a daily practice of writing morning pages and weekly artist dates to cultivate creativity and break through creative barriers. Ultimately, "The Artist's Way" encourages readers to embrace their artistic talents and live more creatively, fostering personal growth and fulfillment.

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  Autism Mastery for Adults -...

  Kate Winslow

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  Discover a brighter path to self-acceptance and balance—without drowning in overwhelm—even if adult life with autism has felt like an uphill battle. 
  Do you often feel lost in a world that seems mismatched to your strengths and struggles? 
  Does managing daily tasks, social interactions, and emotional ups and downs leave you drained? 
  Do you long for guidance that truly understands and supports autistic adults? 
  You’re not alone. Each struggle is valid—and shared by many. But here’s the empowering truth: with the right understanding and tools, you can thrive. 
  Autism Mastery for Adults is your compassionate guide, crafted with empathy and insight to help you overcome the challenges that feel insurmountable. 
  Inside, you’ll discover: 
  Practical steps to manage sensory overload in public and private spaces 
  Tools to improve executive functioning and create a smooth daily routine 
  Communication strategies tailored for your social needs 
  Mindfulness and CBT-based emotional regulation techniques 
  How to unmask safely and embrace your neurodiverse identity 
  Career advice for navigating the professional world with confidence 
  How to break overwhelming tasks into manageable steps 
  Self-care routines to reduce social stress and support your well-being 
  Tips for creating a sensory-friendly sanctuary at home 
  Building meaningful relationships through honest communication 
  Advocating for workplace accommodations and balance 
  Strategies to build resilience and reduce anxiety and depression 
  A sense of connection with a community that celebrates neurodiversity 
  Reflective activities and worksheets to personalize your growth journey 
  If other books have missed the mark, this one won't.

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  NASA’s Deadly Accidents - The...

  Charles River Editors

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  As Apollo 11’s name suggests, there were actually a number of Apollo missions that came before, many of which included testing the rockets and different orbital and lunar modules in orbit. In fact, it wasn’t until Apollo 8 that a manned vehicle was sent towards the Moon and back, and before that mission, the most famous Apollo mission was Apollo 1, albeit for all the wrong reasons.  
  There were no delusions regarding the dangers of manned space travel, but they were brought home on January 27, 1967, when all three astronauts were killed by a fire that ignited in the cabin during a launch rehearsal. To this day, there is still debate over what ignited the fire, but the disaster made clear that the modules being used by NASA had a series of fatal flaws.  
  	In the decades after the Apollo program, American space shuttles flew over 130 missions and successfully completed over 98% of them, but unfortunately, the two most famous missions were the ones that ended tragically aboard the Challenger and Columbia. The Space Shuttle Challenger was the most heavily used space shuttle in the three years it was operational, carrying the first minority astronaut and woman astronaut into space. Challenger was also the first space shuttle to complete a landing at night.  
  	The notorious date of the Challenger disaster was commemorated by the crew of the Columbia while they were in space in 2003, and a few days later, on February 1, the Columbia was due to land at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 09:16. Only a few members of the press were present to watch the landing - this was, after all, supposed to be a routine return from a routine mission, the 113th for the shuttle program and the 28th for Columbia, one of the oldest Space Shuttles.

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  Elites Unmasked - Lifting the...

  John Harpoon

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  The power brokers of society have always operated behind a veil, their influence stretching across governments, corporations, and cultural institutions. These elites, shrouded in secrecy, wield disproportionate control over the mechanisms that shape our lives. This book seeks to unmask their agendas, exploring how they maintain power and why their influence often goes unchecked. 
  The roots of elite societies can be traced to historical alliances forged in the shadows of royal courts, industrial revolutions, and military campaigns. Over centuries, these groups have refined their ability to operate discreetly, creating intricate systems of influence that extend across borders. Far from the eyes of the public, they engineer policies and direct resources to serve their own interests, often at the expense of collective progress. The structures they’ve built are intentionally opaque, ensuring their movements are imperceptible to most. 
  At the heart of this hidden web lies the art of control. Through wealth, connections, and manipulation of information, elites craft narratives that preserve their dominance. Media empires, think tanks, and lobbying organizations function as tools to shape public perception. Decisions that impact millions are made in exclusive gatherings, while the outcomes are sold as necessary, even inevitable. The general public, often unaware of these forces, becomes complicit in maintaining the status quo simply by not questioning it.

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