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  Why We Love (and Hate) Twilight...

  Sarah Elizabeth Gallagher

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  The Polarizing Legacy of the Twilight Saga 
   
   
   
  Why does the Twilight saga continue to inspire both passionate fandom and heated critique? In Why We Love (and Hate) Twilight, Sarah Elizabeth Gallagher unpacks the cultural obsession with Bella Swan, Edward Cullen, and the supernatural love story that redefined YA literature and pop culture forever. 
   
   
   
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  Explore the Phenomenon That Sparked a Generation. Delve into the world of Stephanie Meyer's Twilight series—the books, movies, and cultural whirlwind that have captivated and divided fans for over a decade. Why We Love (and Hate) Twilight examines the global sensation through a fresh, thought-provoking lens, exploring why it continues to ignite adoration and debate alike. 
   
   
   
  From Edward and Bella to Taylor Lautner's Werewolf Charm. This book dives deep into the Twilight Saga book set, from New Moon to Breaking Dawn Part 2, unpacking the stories, characters, and themes. Whether you're fascinated by Bella Swan's journey, mesmerized by Edward Cullen's allure, or just curious about the frenzy behind the movies, Sarah Elizabeth Gallagher offers insights for every kind of listener.

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  Urban Sociology - A Global...

  Fred Grandsen

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  Urban sociology is the study of social life, interactions, and institutions within cities and urban areas. As the global population continues to urbanize, understanding the social dynamics of cities has become increasingly important. Urban sociology examines how cities evolve, how people experience urban life, and how social, economic, and political forces shape urban environments. From towering metropolises to small urban centers, cities function as hubs of economic activity, cultural exchange, and political power. They also reflect and reinforce social inequalities, providing a unique lens through which to study contemporary social issues. 
  The development of urban sociology as a discipline emerged in response to the rapid urbanization of the 19th and 20th centuries. Industrialization transformed rural societies into urban ones, drawing millions of people into cities in search of economic opportunities. Early sociologists, such as Georg Simmel, studied how urban life altered human interactions, emphasizing the psychological impact of living in densely populated environments. The Chicago School of Sociology, led by scholars like Robert Park and Louis Wirth, further explored urban life by analyzing migration, social organization, and spatial patterns. Their work laid the foundation for modern urban sociology by introducing key concepts such as social ecology and urban subcultures.

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  Feng Shui - Colors and Interior...

  Kim Chow

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  An in-depth book about designing each room in your home according to the feng shui way. 
  This book specifically focuses on the design, colors, patterns, objects, and symbolism of creating a serene environment in the place you live: your home. You will find helpful tips, background philosophies, and interesting anecdotes that will open your eyes. Among others, you will hear about:What to do with fish tanks, candles, and wind chimes.The best ways to optimize living space in the bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen.Tricks like knocking down walls, installing plants, and utilizing the elements of feng shui.What to avoid when you want the ultimate tranquility in your living space.Information about decluttering, using cubicles, and making the best of water and light effects.And much more! 
  Curious yet? Then don't wait, and start listening.

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  Piano by Heart Companion -...

  Bernard M. Patten

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  This companion to Piano by Heart is designed for advanced musicians ready to put their memory training to the test. Dr. Bernard Patten, neurologist and pianist, expands on the foundational techniques introduced in his first volume, offering a series of challenging exercises that refine and strengthen your ability to memorize, recall, and perform difficult piano pieces with confidence. 
  Inside, you’ll find targeted memory drills that reinforce key principles from Piano by Heart, along with progressive exercises designed to push your recall abilities further. Indulge in pattern recognition challenges to deepen your understanding of musical structure. These strategies for long-term retention will ensure your favorite pieces stay in your repertoire forever. 
  If you’re ready for a deeper dive into memory mastery at the piano, this book will help you hone your skills and play from the heart—without the need for sheet music. It’s perfect for serious students, adult learners, and pianists looking to take their piano memorization skills to the next level.

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  Painting Portraits in Watercolour

  Liz Chaderton

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  This joyful book gives you the confidence and skills to paint lively, contemporary faces and characters. Unusually, it teaches how to paint before exploring the drawing skillset necessary to capture a likeness, and thereby encourages the artist to try this genre. By explaining the techniques in clear steps with plenty of examples, it makes painting exciting and energetic portraits achievable for all.

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  Classical Japan - Art Power and...

  Rolf Hedger

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  The classical era of Japan was defined by a rich interplay of art, power, and evolving traditions, spanning the Nara, Heian, and Kamakura periods. The Nara Period saw the establishment of Japan’s first permanent capital, heavily influenced by Chinese culture, with Buddhism gaining prominence and shaping religious and artistic developments.  
  The Heian Period marked the height of imperial court culture, where poetry, literature, and refined aesthetics flourished under the rule of aristocratic families like the Fujiwara. It was also during this time that the kana writing system emerged, giving rise to literary masterpieces such as The Tale of Genji. As courtly elegance gave way to the rise of the samurai, the Kamakura Shogunate ushered in a new era of warrior rule, led by the Minamoto clan.  
  The establishment of a military government transformed Japan’s political landscape, laying the groundwork for feudal society while facing external threats like the Mongol invasions. These three periods together shaped Japan’s cultural and political identity, leaving an enduring legacy that continues to influence the nation today.

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