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  Another Day in Landour - Looking...

  Ruskin Bond

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  There isn't much blossom about at this time of the year, but the ferns are flourishing everywhere, even on the trunks of the oaks and deodars. In the winter and early summer, one has to go down to streams or shady places to see the ferns. In August, they come to see us. 
   
  Ruskin Bond is most at home in his cosy room in Landour, a room with a window - from which he looks out on the world. A room where he writes his daily journal. 
  In these leaves from his journal, written over the past two years, Ruskin describes his days in his unique way: from the joy of seeing a new flower bloom to the pain of a toothache that just can't be ignored. Outside, the seasons change. In his room, for Ruskin, every morning brings new thoughts, new observations. 
  Another Day in Landour is an absolute delight for anyone who enjoys Ruskin's warm, gentle, witty prose, and his wonderful way of looking at nature, at people, at life itself.

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  Anonymous Heritage

  simon six

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  In this book, we delve into the world of Anonymous, a community of hackers and free speech activists that has shaken governments and businesses worldwide. Based on a true story, we follow the adventures of some of its members while protecting their anonymity by changing certain names, places, and circumstances. Most of the information is already classified and known.

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  Decline in Reading - How to...

  Brian Yang

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  In a world where screens dominate children's attention, "Decline in Reading: How to Reverse the Trend" by Brian Yang is a rallying cry for parents, educators, and community leaders alike. This insightful book delves into the shocking statistics of declining reading habits among youth and the profound implications for their future. Yang passionately argues that reading is not merely a skill—it's a gateway to knowledge, empathy, and opportunity. With actionable strategies and inspiring anecdotes, he reveals how we can cultivate a love for reading in children, ensuring they thrive academically and socially. Don't let the joy of reading fade away; grab your copy today and become part of the solution!

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  How Did the Universe Begin: The...

  The Astronomy Club

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  You look up on a clear night and the same question comes back every time: where did all of this actually come from? You have heard the words Big Bang a hundred times, and you still could not explain it to a friend.
  
  This guided listen answers the question by running the story in reverse. You start under tonight's sky and rewind through the birth of the Sun, the first stars, the first atoms and the first second, with every stage anchored in a picture you can hold, like the whole observable universe once fitting inside a grapefruit, or the afterglow of creation still humming in ordinary radio static. There are no equations, only plain spoken explanation that is honest about what science knows for certain, what is still open, and what the word before can even mean.
  
  By the last chapter, the universe has a beginning you can describe in your own words, and it ends inside you, in the star-forged atoms of your own body. Press play, look up, and follow the story back to the start.

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  The Non-Coder's Guide to...

  Jim Cadwell

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. For most of the history of computing, building a website, an app, or an automation required a person to learn a programming language. That requirement quietly decided who could create software and who could only consume it. The person with an idea and no technical training had exactly 2 options: pay a developer thousands of dollars, or give up on the idea entirely. That world is now ending, and it is ending not because programming became easy, but because the machine can now do the programming when you can describe what you want clearly enough. 
   
  This book teaches you that description skill, which is the only skill you truly need to join the other side of the barrier. I have watched people with no technical background build real software, and I have watched them fail, and the difference between the two has almost never been intelligence, age, or luck. The successes understood a few core ideas about how to direct the tools. 
   
  Inside, you will discover: 
  - How AI coding tools actually think, and the director's mindset that changes everything 
  - How to choose your toolbox, from end to end builders like Replit and Bolt to professional editors 
  - The art of the prompt and the spec, the single highest leverage skill in the discipline 
  - Your first website and your first real app, with concrete workflows you can follow line by line 
  - Automations that run while you sleep, and the build loop that turns feedback into progress 
  - Reading and fixing what the AI built, working with data, and making money online 
  - Going live, security and trust, and knowing when AI is not the answer 
   
  You do not need to be young, you do not need to be technically inclined, and you do not need to have ever written a line of code. If you can describe a process you do every week in words, you can automate it or build a tool for it. The tools are the easy part, and the thinking is the skill, and the thinking is exactly what this book trains.

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  Unraveled - A Climber's Journey...

  Kate Brown

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  As a teenager in the 1990s, Katie Brown was one of climbing's first "comp kids"—a young natural who, along with her peers, redefined the image of a strong and successful climber. After climbing for less than two years, Brown won her first junior national title. The next year she became the Junior World Champion at age fourteen in Laval, France. In 1996 she won both the Rock Master—a prestigious international contest in Arco, Italy—and the esteemed X-Games. From 1996 on, Brown won every US Adult National that she entered, as well as a World Cup Title in France in 1999. 
   
   
   
  Yet even as she reigned on the podium, Brown felt her life begin to unravel. A quiet child, she struggled with a home life that was very different behind closed doors than it seemed on television. A fundamentalist version of Christianity was at the center of the household, and Brown fought to live according to rules that were strict, ever-changing, and irrational. Isolated and feeling hopeless, Brown latched onto food as something she could control. She quit competitive climbing and bounced in and out of the industry, eventually disappearing in her late twenties. 
   
   
   
  Now, more than two decades later, Brown is ready to share her story. Unraveled answers the question thousands of fans worldwide have wondered: "What ever happened to Katie Brown?"

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