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  POWER OF THE MIND THE - 19...

  Kai L. Wood

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  Be inspired by extraordinary tales of characters who conquered adversity! 
  Immerse yourself in a captivating journey, where these short but powerful stories, full of lessons and motivation, will guide your way to discover the skills that make you unbreakable and learn about the amazing human capacity to overcome challenges, transform obstacles into opportunities and achieve success. Nineteen very interesting stories that will reveal the most intimate side of these characters. 
  From well-known figures such as Beethoven, Frida Kahlo, Nelson Mandela or Stephen Hawkins to lesser-known figures such as Rosa Parks, Desmond Doss or Randy Pausch, each story offers a unique vision of resilience and the transforming power of the mind. 
  A must-have book for those who want to know what amazing human capacity is capable of. 
  READ THIS BOOK NOW AND GET TO KNOW THEIR STORIES!

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  Alone - The Classic Polar Adventure

  Admiral Richard E. Byrd

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  In January of 1934, Admiral Richard E. Byrd began an Antarctic expedition that would change his life forever. Already a celebrated explorer, Byrd's expeditions were media sensations on radio and film. On this trip, Byrd had an audacious undertaking in mind: manning a weather station alone, miles from the American base along the coast, through the harsh Antarctic winter. The solitude would bring enlightenment and personal reckoning for Byrd as he struggled to survive the bitter -70 degree temperatures. "This book is the account of a personal experience," Byrd begins. "so personal that for four years I couldn't bring myself to write it."  Despite Byrd's reluctance, the book is a riveting account of survival and endurance.This version of Alone is fully produced with a soundscape of music and atmospheric effects to place you right there with Admiral Byrd through this harrowing adventure. Many voices fill in the other characters that interact with Byrd as he launches his expedition, speaking with him over the shortwave radio. The experience is reflective, beautiful, and gripping. Alone is a survival tale like no other.

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  Royal Tragedy Revisited -...

  John Harpoon

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  The princess’s life was often depicted as the epitome of grace, beauty, and elegance—a life that many admired and envied. However, this public image was a carefully constructed facade, a persona meticulously curated by the royal family, the media, and society at large. On the surface, she was the picture of royal perfection, embodying the ideals of a fairytale life. Her beauty was celebrated, her marriage deemed a fairy tale, and her charitable works held up as the epitome of selflessness. She was portrayed as the perfect princess, a symbol of hope and positivity. 
  Yet beneath this seemingly flawless exterior, there was much more than met the eye. The princess’s early life was not as picture-perfect as many would have liked to believe. Raised within the confines of an institution that placed duty above all else, she was groomed to be a public figure from a young age. However, the pressure to maintain a flawless image often conflicted with her own personal desires and struggles. Growing up under the weight of royal expectations, she was never truly allowed the freedom to be herself. Her every move was scrutinized, and her decisions often made with the fear of disappointing those around her. 
  As she entered adulthood, the weight of public adoration and media attention only intensified. The princess was constantly under the microscope, her life a matter of public interest. Every wardrobe choice, every relationship, and every gesture was analyzed and dissected by the media. Her image became a commodity, one that was shaped not just by herself, but by those who profited from her persona. She became a symbol not just of royalty, but of the ideal woman—a figure to be admired, imitated, and adored.

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  Miracles on the 42nd Floor -...

  Marlene Ostrom

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  When God calls us to some small act of faith—maybe encouraging a stranger or opening up our home—we may never know the consequences if we disobey. But when we do obey, God can do amazing things. In this book, Marlene picks up where she left off in Making Faith Great Again. When her husband passed away after sixty years of fruitful ministry, God promised her that the best was yet to come. By believing His promise and obeying His promptings, she soon found herself mentoring up to thirty people each week in her condo on the 42nd floor of the Bellevue Towers. This book is filled with just some of their stories, including: •,A life-long Christian who allowed early success to distract him from what really mattered, costing him his marriage. •,A lapsed Mormon who discovered that following God is about a relationship, not rules.•,An immigrant who tried to fill his need for God with drugs and then with money, but found freedom from karma through grace.•,A self-proclaimed “lone wolf” who found community in the middle of the COVID-19 shutdown. These stories will inspire your faith and encourage you to obey God in your everyday life…because you never know what miracles He may have just around the corner!

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  Beyond Division - The Resilient...

  MD Bilha Chesner Fish

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  This unique collection of personal stories reveals the experiences, struggles, and successes of thirty diverse women leaders, post-pandemic. Beyond Division paints a vivid picture of Israel's challenges—past, present, and future—while depicting a love of country that unites all and inspires hope. 
   
   
   
  Among the thirty women featured: CEO of Diagnostic Robotics Kira Radinsky; artist and owner of Druze Holocaust Art Gallery, Bothaina Halabi; former Knesset Minister of Immigration and Absorption, Pnina Tamano-Shata; CEO of Arabic News and social media platform Bokra.net, Ghada Zoabi; board chair of Medinol and founder of the NJR School of the Heart Judith Richter; CEO of Israeli Flying Aid, Gal Lusky; particle physicist and social activist Shikma Schwartzman Bressler, and IDF Special Nachal Division and Kibbutz Kfar Aza member, Varda Goldstein. 
   
   
   
  The author, a native Israeli who immigrated to the US fifty years ago, weaves into the book memories of the Israel of her youth, of how the familiar landscapes and original ideals have been transformed, yet still endure, and concludes that a nation divided can still be held together by a single person's love of country and community.

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  The End of an Era - The Decline...

  Mark Field

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  During nearly two decades in the adrenaline-filled, egotistical and stressful world of Parliament, Mark Field had a remarkable capacity for getting into high-profile scrapes – most famously in his close friendship with future Prime Minister Liz Truss, his role in David Cameron's Piggate scandal and his skirmish with protesters at Mansion House.
  From his first foray into student politics at Oxford, where he got to know David Miliband, Jeremy Hunt, Michael Gove and Keir Starmer, to his years as a Foreign Office Minister alongside Boris Johnson and Rory Stewart, Mark casts an unsparing eye over forty years of British political life. Crammed with vivid pen portraits of some of the most influential political figures of our age, this wry and incisive memoir also reflects candidly on the changes that have taken place in the UK during Mark's lifetime.
  Recognising that his has been a golden generation that has benefited from a range of opportunities now denied to younger Britons, Mark emphasises how our unrealistic sense of exceptionalism risks holding us back from the urgent reform now needed in so many of our institutions. Above all, he argues that post-Brexit, it is the Conservative Party's failure to ensure we take responsibility for our own fate that has led to its rapid decline and fall.

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