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  Emotional Intelligence -...

  May Francis

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  "Emotional Intelligence" is a groundbreaking book that explores the concept of emotional intelligence and its impact on our personal and professional lives. 
  Written by bestselling author Daniel Goleman, the book delves into the ways in which our emotions and thoughts affect our behavior, relationships, and decision-making. Through a combination of scientific research and real-life examples, Goleman demonstrates how developing emotional intelligence can lead to greater success in all areas of life.  
  The book also provides practical strategies for improving emotional intelligence, including self-awareness, empathy, and self-regulation. 
  This book is a must-read for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of the role of emotions in our lives and how to improve our emotional intelligence.

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  Effortless Mastery: Liberating...

  Kenny Warner

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  While breathing should be as easy and natural as playing music, most musicians are constrained by anxiety, worry, self-doubt, and other negative emotions. We must first learn to be at peace and get rid of the distractions that can hinder performance before we can genuinely express who we are on the inside. In his outstanding work, Kenny addresses these obstacles head-on and offers strategies for allowing our inherent creative abilities to flourish with the least amount of pressure and effort. includes motivational audio of guided meditations intended to promote optimistic thought. Many musicians who credit it with transforming their life have made this book one of their favorites! Many people are so amazed that they purchase copies as gifts for their musician friends. Paperback with simple, effortless reading.

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  Sneaky Little Secret

  Jesse Thom, Majik Kids

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  What is the joyful, hidden secret of life? In this silly, rhyming, story you are invited to explore the ancient and mysterious notion that all of life’s many forms (the sun, moon, stars, earth, trees, plants, animals and people) are playful expressions of one single energy – which has secretly fallen asleep. Shhhh…

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  Wood Wire Wings - Emma Lilian...

  Kirsten W. Larson

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  Problems always set Emma “Lilian” Todd’s mind soaring—even as a girl. Growing up during the golden age of invention and from a family of innovators, Lilian couldn’t hold strips of wire or bits of tin without tinkering. She turned toys and trash into useful inventions. 
   
  But when Lilian grew up and learned that inventing wasn’t considered women’s work, she decided on the next best thing. She got a job at the U.S. Patent Office typing up plans for brand-new inventions—and constructing each contraption in her mind. Soon, she engineered her own fantastic flying machines, testing and  
  tweaking her designs and overcoming each obstacle. Lilian found inspiration in nature and her many failures until her biggest dream finally took flight. 
   
  Science writer Kirsten W. Larson creatively captures in vivid detail the inventive, courageous, and independent Emma Lilian Todd, a true aviation pioneer.

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  Nathaniel’s 1st Day of School

  Krysta Williams, Nathaniel Dawkins

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  This book was written to educate, motivate and encourage not just children but parents also to aid and bring comfort to settle anxieties regarding starting school. To achieve this, a mother and son diligently worked together to address some concerns that most children have before their first day of school. The story depicts a nervous four-year-old boy expressing his concerns to his mom, who gave him advice that helped him to overcome his fears. Their conversations are filled with rhymes, words and phrases to assist with the improvement of your child's vocabulary and develop their ability to understand and express themselves. At the end of the book, the boy is ready for his first day of school; he has an eagerness to learn and to meet new friends. His mom was able to make him understand how awesome and important it is to go to school. He now knows that school is a safe, exciting and happy place. The story highlights the use of words that have multiple meanings, and words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. It emphasises the value of learning words with their meanings and use. The book includes a glossary of words and phrases that were used throughout the book, which may be new to your child and perhaps even you. A lot was learned during the process of writing this book. Learning is an ongoing event. Learning never gets old and you are never too old to learn.

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  Collision Orbit - The Invisible...

  Clyde Beck

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  Collision Orbit by Clyde Beck - The tiny asteroid with the frightened girl and the wrecked spacer with the grim young man slowly spun closer and closer ... but the real danger came after the crash! 
  There's one good thing about a blowout. You don't need a mechanic to tell you what the trouble is when it happens. This was the first blowout I ever had, but as soon as I heard that explosive pinging whistle and felt the floppy jolting and the terrifying sensation of a vehicle out of control, I knew what was wrong. I reached forward and cut the power. 
  When I leaned back in my seat I was sweating and my stomach was pushing my tonsils around, and not only on account of the sudden switch from one and a half G's to free fall. I was in a jam, and I didn't need a mechanic to tell me that, either. Spaceships don't carry spare drive tubes. 
  Not little wagons like the Aspera, anyway. If you could get a spare inside the hull you would have to leave out the air plant or the groceries or else stay home yourself, and even then there would be no room for the tools to make the change. Retubing is a dock job, and the nearest docks were a million miles away on Phobos and getting farther fast. 
  And besides, you never need a spare. Tubes don't blow in space. Diamondized graphite is tough—you caliper the throat every time you dock, and after a few thousand G-hours you find enough erosion to cut down efficiency to the point where it's a good idea to put in a new liner. 
  I knew all this, but at the same time I knew the main tube had blown. What I didn't know was what I was going to do about it. I lit a cigarette and took a deep drag, just in case the stimulating effect of the quabba smoke would give me an inspiration.

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