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  Listen & Learn French

  Dover Publications

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  Most efficient language-learning course ever designed for travelers. Each set contains over 90 minutes of speech: English, then foreign-language equivalent followed by pause for repetition.

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  Ŋwɑ̀'nǐ njá'ghə̀ə̀ mɑ̀ ghə̀ə̄ :...

  Shck Tchama

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  Ce manuel s'impose désormais comme un référentiel d'expressions courantes en langue fe'efe'e, regroupant plus de 2000 expressions typiquement employées au quotidien. Celles-ci sont judicieusement organisées en 32 chapitres, couvrant une vaste gamme de situations communicatives.Sa structure thématique permet une navigation rapide et aisée à travers son contenu riche. L'auteur incite vivement les lecteurs à mettre en pratique ces expressions en interaction avec des locuteurs natifs, dans des contextes variés comme les introductions, les salutations, les vœux d'adieu, ou encore les échanges sur l'amour et la romance.Conçu avant tout pour les novices et les apprenants de niveau intermédiaire, ce guide offre également une richesse linguistique pour les locuteurs avancés, grâce à l'intégration de néologismes raffinés qui confèrent une plus grande authenticité aux dialogues.

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  Write Before Coffee - How to...

  Carlene Hill Byron

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  Do you have a story or message you MUST tell … but you don’t feel confident you know how to write a book? In this brief, practical guide, decades-experienced writer and editor Carlene Hill Byron gives you the pro tips you need to write your book successfully. 
  You’ll learn writing and organizing tactics that will work for your specific learning style, instead of being presented a “one size fits all” approach that would constrain you. You’ll discover secrets to creativity that you can apply in your writing projects and in everything you do that requires imagination. You’ll learn a time-tested storytelling structure that will encourage others, even if your life with God has as many “downs” as “ups.” 
  The book you write will be a bridge that connects your own life and ideas with the readers who need to know about them. You can introduce them to valuable innovations, give them inspiration by your story of resilience, encourage their compassion and empathy for people facing challenges. Telling your story effectively will help them discover a companion for their own spiritual journey. It will establish your own legacy in print for all time, leaving an heritage to those who follow. 
  Writing your book in your own voice will give you a powerful tool to use everywhere you serve in personal and professional leadership: family, community, church, and business. The experiences you share will become supports to others making similar journeys. Writing a book is an act of service that lets others learn from the vision your experiences have grown in you. 
  If it’s time to write your own book but you don’t know where to start, this book will give you more help in fewer words than you’ll find anywhere else!

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  From Zero to Published - How to...

  Jason Hamilton

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  Dreaming of becoming a published author but don't know where to start? 
  Self-publishing can seem daunting when you're starting from scratch. But it doesn't have to be! 
  This book is here to guide you through the maze of self-publishing without the usual prerequisites.Every day, aspiring authors are told they need an email list, a marketing budget, or an existing audience to succeed. But what if you're starting with nothing?Thousands of potential writers are discouraged before they even begin, believing they lack the resources to compete in today's crowded market.This is frustrating for talented storytellers who have brilliant ideas but feel stuck in a catch-22: needing an audience to sell books, but needing to sell books to build an audience. 
  The conflicting advice out there is overwhelming. You're told to invest in expensive marketing strategies, build a massive email list, or already have a strong social media following. It's enough to make any new author feel like they're already behind before they've even started. 
  This book is different. 
  From Zero to Published is your roadmap to success when you're starting from ground zero. Jason has been where you are, facing the same challenges and overcoming the same obstacles that you're encountering right now. 
  He's made the mistakes so you don't have to. 
   

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  The Art of Brevity - Crafting...

  Grant Faulkner, Megan Giddings

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  With increased compression, every word, every sentence matters more. A writer must learn how to form narratives around caesuras and crevices instead of strings of connections, to move a story through the symbolic weight of images, to master the power of suggestion. 
   
   
   
  With elegant prose, deep readings of other writers, and scaffolded writing exercises, The Art of Brevity takes the listener on a lyrical exploration of compact storytelling, guiding listeners to heighten their awareness of not only what appears on the page but also what doesn't.

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  The False Consensus Effect -...

  William Rands

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  The False Consensus Effect refers to the cognitive bias where individuals overestimate the extent to which others share their beliefs, values, and opinions. This phenomenon can be seen across a wide range of social, political, and personal contexts, often shaping our perception of how common or widespread our views are. Essentially, people tend to assume that their experiences and perspectives are more universally shared than they truly are. This can lead to significant misunderstandings, skewed decision-making, and a distorted view of the world. 
  The roots of the False Consensus Effect trace back to psychological and social mechanisms. From a psychological standpoint, it arises from our natural tendency to see ourselves as typical and representative of a larger group. We are more likely to surround ourselves with like-minded individuals, reinforcing our views and making them appear more widely held. This is further exacerbated by our desire for validation and the comfort that comes from seeing our beliefs reflected in others. As a result, we are inclined to believe that our preferences or values are the norm, even when they may be quite particular to our own experiences. 
  Historically, social psychologists have studied the False Consensus Effect to understand the role of social influence in shaping human behavior. Researchers such as Lee Ross, who first identified the phenomenon in the 1970s, found that people would often overestimate the extent to which others agreed with their positions, even in matters where little or no evidence supported such a claim. This effect is not limited to extreme or controversial opinions but is also observable in everyday decisions and preferences, such as tastes in food, entertainment, or lifestyle choices.

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