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  Waking Up - How I Grew to Love...

  M.Ed. Kay Lock Kolp

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  The award-winning, riveting true story about overcoming hardship to fulfill a most deeply held dream… 
  ​​​​​Scarred by disability. 
  Derailed by ADHD. 
  Believing herself broken and weak. 
  The odds were certainly stacked against Kay, walking all by herself from one side of England to the other. 
  Here’s the interesting thing: those elements which Kay perceived as liabilities became assets. 
  Fuel for empowerment. 
  And the trek was only the beginning. 
  Come on a journey of discovery.. 
  Waking Up is the true story of a woman who used to need a wheelchair and couldn't use her hands almost at all. 
  The book tells how she grew into an artist, creator and adventurer. 
  Give yourself permission to be caught up in the magic… in cheering for Kay, you just may end up cheering for yourself."An absolute gem of a book that radiates positivity and inspiration from start to finish… its free-flowing narrative style captivates the reader from the very first page." – Monique Giroux, Digital Nomad and Forest Therapy Coach, author of Lost Intentionally 
  Waking Up unfolds in a unique and conversational style. 
  From the "How to Use This Book" section: 
  "Make this book your own. 
  That's when the magic happens 
  When we read something somebody else wrote and it inspires us 
  Or helps us 
  Or upholds us 
  As we spark something wonderful in our own life.""Phenomenal." - Janine Halloran, LMHC, Therapist and author of the bestseller Coping Skills for Kids"So well written and powerful. Freeform and yet cohesive. AWESOME!!!"  - Lorraine Viau, Lancaster, PA

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  Winston Churchill - A Biography...

  Joseph Green

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  WINSTON CHURCHILL 
  Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill’s seemingly evergreen legacy has lived long past his death on January 24, 1965. He was a man who, despite the challenges he faced over the course of his life, showed great determination, intellect, political wisdom, and unparalleled leadership skills. 
  Churchill was born on November 30, 1874, into a world much different than our own, yet there is much we can and should learn from his story. He rose to political prominence before World War I, and over the course of his political career, he came into conflict or alliance with some of history’s other big names, like Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, among others. 
  This book aims to provide a quick look into the life, achievements, lessons, and legacy of one of the most prominent leaders in recent memory, Sir Winston Churchill.

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  Limitless

  Damien Horton

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  Limitless is the inspirational story of a young man’s journey of healing after more than ten years of depression and addiction. The downward spiral culminates in a severe car crash in August 2007 where he almost loses his life.In the face of extraordinary odds, Damien reinvents his life through meditation and an unwavering determination to change.Damien shares his powerful journey, the highs and the lows, in the hope that you can find what you need to heal your life. His remarkable story proves that we all have the power to heal and return to a place of self-love.

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  The Smallest Wave

  Dolores Reynals

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  "Powerful and evocative" 
  Chris Riches, Daily Express 
  "An unmissable, inspirational memoir of an adventurous life.” 
  Female First magazine 
  “The Smallest Wave is moving, evocative, inspirational – an absolute must-read” 
  The London Economic 
  "The fierce and unapologetic voice of Dolores Reynals is matched by a cinematic writing style” 
  Global Woman magazine 
  "There is fierceness in the smallest wave, even the tiniest ones that reach the shore do what they do with all their might. They don't ask for permission, and they don't care that they are small." 
  From a young age, Dolores Reynals felt an irresistible pull to step into the world and dare to live a life defined on her own terms. Leaving the confines of her childhood in the desert city of Mendoza, Argentina, she began her quest of self-discovery across the ocean in Spain, connecting with ancestral roots while simultaneously finding the courage to move beyond them. 
  Sometimes settling and sometimes wandering, her insatiable curiosity and longing for adventure have taken her from London and Los Angeles to Mexico, all while shaping her life as an artist. 
  Through vivid anecdotes and lyrical prose, The Smallest Wave chronicles Dolores's tireless pursuit of authenticity and purpose amidst the ebbs and flows of existence. With a raw honesty, she recounts heartwarming triumphs and heartfelt challenges, confronting the questions that continue to echo from her past: What is femininity? What is identity? What is home? 
  A celebration of resilience, independence, and unyielding free spirit, this is the unflinching and inspirational story of one woman's journey to stay true to the person she is, even if it means releasing everything else.

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  Looking for the Enemy - Mullah...

  Anonymous

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  'Bette Dam was one of the very few Western journalists to gain real access to the Taliban movement' - The Guardian 
  'Bette Dam's biography/hunt for the truth behind the figure of Mullah Omar will change everything you thought you know about Afghanistan.' - Victor Blue, fellow at the New America Foundation, photographer for The New York Times 
  'Bette Dam is the most knowledgeable scholar on Mullah Omar.' - Carter Malkasian, former adviser to American military commanders in Afghanistan 
  'Dam's richly detailed study, based on years spent tracking the Taliban as an investigative journalist, exposes many of the inner workings of the group and highlights how little the West truly understands about how the movement functions.' - Foreign Affairs 
  'Bette Dam is one of the most talented researchers I know.' - Anand Gopal, author of Pulitzer-nominated No Good Men Among the Living 
   
  For twenty years, the Taliban was the number one enemy of Western forces in Afghanistan. But it was an enemy that they knew little about, and about whose founder and leader, Mullah Omar, they knew even less. 
  Armed with only a fuzzy black-and-white photo of the man, investigative journalist Bette Dam decided to track down the reclusive Taliban chief a decade back. But in the course of what had seemed an almost impossible job, she got to know the Taliban inside out, realized how dangerously misinformed the global forces fighting it were, and made a startling discovery about the elusive Omar's whereabouts.  
  The outcome of a five-year-long pursuit, Looking for the Enemy is a woman journalist's epic story that takes the reader deep into the dangerous mountains and war-ravaged valleys of Afghanistan as it throws up several unknowns about an organization that is now once again at the helm in one of the world's most fragile states.

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  Anti-Gnostic Fathers The: Early...

  Various Church Fathers, Tim...

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  What if you could hear the thunder of Irenaeus’s refutations and feel Tertullian’s courtroom zeal? 
  The Anti-Gnostic Fathers audiobook channels the urgency of second-century polemics through dynamic voice acting and subtle soundscapes.  
  You will hear: 
  •	Irenaeus’s Against Heresies – Exposing cosmic Aeons and championing a unified creed. 
  •	Tertullian’s twin treatises – Rhetorical cross-examinations of Valentinus and Marcion. 
  •	Hippolytus’s Refutation – A tour of heresies traced to Greek speculation. 
  •	Epistle of the Apostles – Apostolic voices assuring believers that truth is public, not hidden. 
  Running just under 4 hours, this production immerses listeners in the arguments that safeguarded Christian identity—perfect for commuters, students, and anyone fascinated by the church’s earliest doctrinal struggles.

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