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  Walking

  Henry David Thoreau

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  Henry David Thoreau’s Walking is a profound meditation on nature, freedom, and self-discovery. Originally published in 1862, this classic essay explores the philosophy of walking as both a physical and spiritual act, emphasizing the importance of immersing oneself in the wild, untamed beauty of the natural world. Thoreau argues that walking is not merely a pastime but a way to achieve a deeper connection with the land, free from societal constraints and distractions. 
  Narrated by Declan McHugh, this audiobook brings Thoreau’s lyrical prose to life, guiding listeners through his reflections on wilderness, solitude, and personal growth. His insights remain as relevant today as they were in the 19th century, inspiring modern readers to step away from the noise of civilization and embrace the tranquility of nature. 
  An essential work for lovers of philosophy, nature writing, and transcendentalist thought, Walking is a timeless call to slow down, wander, and rediscover the world beyond paved roads and crowded cities.

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  The Complete Friedrich Nietzsche...

  Friedrich Nietzsche

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  What if everything you believed was just a cage—and Nietzsche held the key? 
  The Complete Friedrich Nietzsche Philosophy Collection brings the philosopher’s most influential and provocative writings to life—fully modernized and narrated for today’s listener. With his fierce intellect, poetic voice, and fearless honesty, Nietzsche tears down illusions and invites you to rise above mediocrity. 
  Perfect for deep thinkers, creatives, leaders, and seekers of truth, this audiobook will challenge your assumptions and empower your inner revolution. 
  This audiobook includes:Thus Spoke Zarathustra – A philosophical novel on transcendence and personal evolutionBeyond Good and Evil – A fierce rejection of moral absolutes and herd thinkingThe Antichrist – A blazing attack on religious moralityEcce Homo – Nietzsche’s brilliant, ironic autobiographyThe Gay Science – Lyrical meditations on joy, art, truth, and deathTwilight of the Idols – Bold aphorisms that shatter traditionOn the Genealogy of Morality – A study of guilt, punishment, and powerSelected Aphorisms and Letters – Unfiltered thoughts and reflections 
  Every text is narrated in sharp, modern English and includes an introduction to its themes and context. 
  Listen today—and begin your journey beyond good and evil.

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  Stick To My Roots: A Music Memoir

  Tippa Irie

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  The autobiography of Tippa Irie, Stick To My Roots tells the reggae musician's incredible story - from his trailblazing beginnings in Saxon Sound International to the Grammy Award-nominated "Hey Mama" with the Black Eyed Peas.
  
  Titled after his 2010 hit single, the book will cover 40 years of Tippa's prestigious career: from the first sign of talent as a child in South London and family members encouraging him to enter local talent competitions, to making his first record and becoming the powerhouse and Reggae-scene legend he is now.
  
  It's a story full of dreams, music and hope, but also the deep traumas and tribulations that Tippa experienced throughout his life.

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  Patrick - From Patron Saint to...

  Alannah Hopkin

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  St Patrick is one of the most famous saints of all time. Thousands of people with no direct Irish connection celebrate St Patrick's Day, parading along the streets of New York, Boston, Chicago, San Antonio, Texas and Sydney, where St Patrick's Day is a national holiday. These celebrations are the latest version of the cult of St Patrick, which has persisted in different forms since his death on 17 March, 462AD. 
  But who was St Patrick, and how much of what we know about him is fact, how much legend? This book looks at the historical man and the evidence of his writings, the myths and the apocryphal stories, and describes the social changes that led in the 18th century to his emergence as a symbol of Irish nationalism. Patrick: From Patron Saint to Modern Influencer is a fascinating and lively portrait of the man who converted pagan Ireland to Christianity – a fresh, sometimes startling examination of the folklore and traditions that have developed around the saint through the ages.
  First published in 1989 in the UK and USA, this fully updated edition features new photographs and illustrations and will be an indispensable companion for anyone seeking to understand the role of St Patrick in forging modern Irish identity.

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  Steve Jobs: Book Summary & Analysis

  Briefly Summaries

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of Steve Jobs, by Walter Isaacson. It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Walter Isaacson. Ideal for those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  Based on exclusive interviews and unprecedented access to its subject, this biography offers a riveting account of the life and legacy of one of the most influential visionaries of the modern era. Chronicling his journey from an ambitious college dropout to the co-founder of one of the world’s most valuable companies, the book explores his passion for innovation, relentless pursuit of perfection, and the personal complexities that defined his leadership. A compelling portrait of genius, ambition, and the power of thinking differently.

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  Heart of a Lioness - The True...

  Irene Gleeson, Nicole Partridge

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  Building an oasis of hope in a desert of despair 
  AT 37, Irene Gleeson was a broken woman. Her marriage had crumbled, her children were out of control, and she had spiralled into a deep depression.Her life changed when she walked into a small beachside church and encountered God.Ten years later, she was on a plane bound for northern Uganda to rescue war-affected children.Armed with nothing but faith, courage and dogged determination, Irene sold her beach home, said goodbye to family, and hauled her tiny caravan 13,000 kilometres to Kitgum, an isolated community besieged by Joseph Kony and his brutal rebel group, the LRA.Under the shade of a mango tree,"Mama Irene" gathered the children of war and taught them to sing, and read and write by scratching letters in the dust. And then, for the next twenty two years together with the locals, forged a ministry that would transform the lives of thousands of former child soldiers, a work now applauded by the rest of the world. Heart of a Lioness bursts with drama and glows with miracles, a tale that brings Africa's culture and characters to life, capturing the horrors of war, the heartache of poverty, and the healing power of God's love through one woman. This story will captivate your imagination, challenge your beliefs and demonstrate that, regardless of who you are, or where you've come from, with God, anything is possible.

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