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  Urban Nature Every Day -...

  Jane McMorland Hunter, Sally Hughes

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  366 prompts for noticing nature every day of the year.
  
  Arranged in day-by-day format, this beautiful book is a celebration of the nature you can find in your city or town, such as urban foxes prowling in the street, wildflowers sprouting from a crack in the pavement, butterflies on your balcony and the joys of wandering along a canal path. 
  Learn how to put up a bug hotel on the 5th January, search for cherry blossom on the 4th April and have a picnic underneath a willow's branches on the 11th June. There are cloud formations to spot, avenues of trees to walk down and elderberries to harvest.
  Over the past few years, many city dwellers have learned to appreciate the nature on their doorsteps, as part of the lasting legacy of lockdown. This timely book is a celebration of the vast variety of wildlife around us, proving that you don't need a trip to the countryside to enjoy the natural world.

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  Your Soul in an AI World - A...

  Joe Carter

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  A no-nonsense, straightforward guide to what AI is, its impact on our world and the next generation, and how Christians should respond to it with wisdom and confidence. 
  There's a lot of hype and fear around artificial intelligence. Joe Carter—associate pastor at McLean Bible Church and senior writer at The Gospel Coalition, avoids both extremes in this timely book, responding to the key questions that so many people have about our future with AI:What is AI, really? Is it just a fancy search engine?Is agentic and generative AI going to keep getting smarter? Will it eventually think like us?Is AI making us worse at relationships?I'm worried about my kids and AI. What should I know? 
  Joe responds to these questions and steers us to the questions that we should be asking:Does the Bible say anything about AI or technology?Can AI give good advice? Should I trust what it tells me?What does the “image of God” actually mean for humanity? 
  By the end of your day, an AI will have filtered the spam from your email, autocompleted your text messages, rerouted your commute to avoid traffic, and recommended a TV show. If the machines had stayed quietly in the background, we would have been fine with them managing these aspects of our lives. But they start talking, and we can no longer pretend that we don't notice them. We are past the point where we can ask whether, as Christians, we should engage with AI. The issue now is only how we will engage. 
  Will we follow the crowd and get caught up in the whiplash of hype and panic? Or will we engage wisely and with biblical discernment so that we can help shape the future of our digital era in a way that glorifies God? 
  Your Soul in an AI World will help you apply timeless biblical wisdom and Christian theology to this new powerful tool.

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  The Appalachian Bigfoot

  Dr. Russell Jones

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  The Appalachians are an ancient and mysterious mountain range, whose peaks at one time rivaled the Himalayans. The mysteries of these mountains have been cataloged by Native American tribes and settlers alike. One of these mysteries is that Bigfoot inhabits these parts. 
   
   
   
  Building off his book, Tracking the Stone Man: West Virginia's Bigfoot, Dr. Russell Jones, a certified master naturalist, lifelong outdoorsman, and longtime Bigfoot researcher, has put together one of the most complete examinations of these creatures in Appalachia with The Appalachian Bigfoot. 
   
   
   
  From his own field research and hours of interviews with some of the top and most active Bigfoot researchers across Appalachia, Dr. Jones, used a scientific approach of the data collected to help shed greater light on the mystery of the Appalachian Bigfoot and give insight into the existence of these elusive creatures.

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  A Short History of the Printing...

  Robert Hoe

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  In A Short History of the Printing Press And of the Improvements in Printing Machinery from the Time of Gutenberg up to the Present Day, Robert Hoe explores the remarkable evolution of one of humanity’s most influential innovations: the printing press. 
   
  From Gutenberg’s revolutionary early designs to the rapid technological advancements that reshaped publishing and communication, this work traces how printing machinery transformed the spread of knowledge, literature, commerce, and culture across centuries. 
   
  Blending historical insight with industrial innovation, this fascinating account reveals the machinery, craftsmanship, and ingenuity behind the printed word—and the enduring impact of print on modern civilization. 
   
  Narrated by Marcus Locke, this audiobook delivers an engaging and accessible journey through the history of communication and technological progress.

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  Inside Out

  Pat Toulson

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  Similar to Jenny Worth’s Call the Midwife, this book reveals a different, still hidden medical field, the world of x-rays. This story follows a shy, sixteen year old girl, as she attempts to become a professional radiographer from 1962 into the 1990’s. All the incidents and cases are true, for they are Patricia Toulson’s real-life memories. She is thrust into the harsh disciplinary world of a general hospital, ruled by barbed tongues of nursing Sisters’ and ridiculed and harassed by experienced male staff. She experiences horror and tragedy, sadness and joy but also humour abounds in unexpected places. She encounters child abuse, infertility and teenage terminal illness, countered by the wonders of the healing body and the splendour and radiance of pregnancy.

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  Whispers of the Stream -...

  Greg Cetus

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  In a serene Pacific Northwest woodland at dawn, the gentle murmur of a forest stream mingles with the vibrant chorus of birdsong. The rich, clear notes of an American Robin dominate, flitting among the branches, while the varied, flute-like calls of a hidden Varied Thrush add depth to the morning symphony. Delicate trills of Song Sparrows weave through the air, complementing the soothing ripple of water over stones. Occasionally, the soft croak of a Pacific Chorus Frog emerges from the stream’s edge, adding a subtle aquatic layer to this immersive natural ambiance. Captured in crystal clarity, this recording invites listeners into a tranquil world where the rhythms of flowing water and the lively voices of forest dwellers create a peaceful, grounding experience—perfect for relaxation, meditation, or escape into nature’s quiet wonders.

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