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  The Color That Heals

  Tameika Lindo

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  Written by Tameika Lindo | Narrated by Tanya O'Sullivan | Published by Audiobook Publishing Services 
  A poetic and spiritual journey of healing, creativity, and self-discovery for women. 
  Step into the soul-stirring world of The Color That Heals, a transformative audiobook that blends spiritual poetry, emotional wellness, and creative empowerment. Authored by Tameika Lindo and beautifully narrated by Tanya O'Sullivan, this healing journey is inspired by the acclaimed coloring book The Color That Heals the Void of a Woman. 
  This audiobook offers an inspiring mix of faith-based reflection, symbolic storytelling, and uplifting affirmations designed to restore peace, encourage mindfulness, and deepen your connection to the Creator. Through rich poetic language and themes of self-love, resilience, and inner beauty, it speaks directly to women searching for purpose, healing, and hope. 
  Whether you're overcoming personal struggles, seeking spiritual comfort, or looking to enrich your quiet moments with meaning, The Color That Heals will guide you inward—toward peace, renewal, and divine healing.

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  Over The Wall - The Stasi Spy...

  Davis Truman

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  Through meticulous research and compelling analysis, this book unravels the insidious politicization of intelligence under Ulbricht's regime. Witness accounts clash with Stasi reports, revealing a stark disparity between the reality of East German sentiments and the distorted narrative peddled to the politburo. As labor unrest simmered beneath the surface, the regime's reliance on manipulated intelligence proved catastrophic. 
  The narrative climaxes with the June 17, 1953 uprising - a pivotal moment in East German history. Amidst the enthusiasm of a million citizens rising against oppression, the fragility of Ulbricht's regime is laid bare. "Over the Wall" lays bare the extent of Ulbricht's manipulation and its profound impact on the tumultuous events of 1953, offering a chilling reminder of the dangers of wielding truth as a weapon.

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  Worst Best Friends The:...

  Megan Pirie, Kavita Singh Kale,...

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  Children's Stories, 
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  Air, 
  Food, 
  Seasons, 
  Friends, 
  Team, 
  Sport, 
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  Sam and the Resistance

  Linda Barrans

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  Sam the sheep is having a hard time. He is pining for Ava the fox, and his actor friends are away performing their play without him. What’s more, someone has decided to build a Community Centre in the next field, and the noise is simply terrible. 
  One of the builders has deeply offended Morag the Tabby Cat, and she is starting a Resistance movement—though why she thinks there are gorillas in the field is anybody’s guess. 
  Watt the dog is in trouble as usual; Erin the hedgehog has upset the bees; and a pair of demented squirrels is racing around on a zip line. It seems everyone is having problems. How is one grumpy little sheep supposed to sort out all of this? 
  Performed by the author, with Cate Barratt as the voice of Morag.  
  To read along, visit Sam the Sheep on Facebook, @SamwellSheep.

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  Finding God Finding Me - How I...

  Izzy Koo

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  Finding God, Finding Me tells the powerful testimony of an ordinary, sixteen-year-old girl whose life changes after encountering God. This book is a window into her fears, struggles, and insecurities as a high schooler, and how God helped her find her identity, confidence, and so much more. Being a teenager herself, Izzy knows first-hand the challenges facing today's teenagers. She wants to use her transformation story to inspire and convict others to want to begin their journey of finding Christ - and ultimately find themselves in the process. 
  About the Author: 
  Izzy Koo is a high school student who is committed to helping others-especially youth-attain a deeper relationship with Christ. At sixteen, she started the "Project Encounter" movement-an international gathering of teenagers online to encourage one another through worship and testimonies. She believes strongly in teenagers inspiring other teenagers with their stories, which has led her to start a blog, compose songs, and release her first book.

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  Hope for the Best

  Vanessa Lafleur

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  Will Lareina find her family before it’s too late? A pandemic, a broken foster care system, and harsh living conditions. Teenagers without families have a lot to fear in the world of 2090. Lareina risks her life to protect a mysterious pendant. Hope for the best, but don't expect it just to happen.A pandemic, a broken foster care system, and harsh living conditions. Teenagers without families have a lot to fear in the world of 2090. Seventeen-year-old Lareina also has to worry about the oddly shaped pendant she swore to protect and the Detective chasing her to take it.On her journey from San Antonio, Texas to Maibe, Nebraska, Lareina meets Nick and Aaron who are both facing their own struggles to survive. Together they fight to overcome hostile weather, manipulative leaders, dangerous cities, and their distrust of each other.Can Lareina escape the past and learn the meaning of friendship and family before it’s too late?

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