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  Shaping up Culture

  Mark Maciver

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  Updated edition with two new chapters: Recovery Opportunities and Facing Challenges.
  A collection of inspirational and practical how-to guides by the Black British Business Award Winner Mark Maciver aka Slider Cuts. SHAPING UP CULTURE is based on Maciver's own work in teaching others from a similar background to him how to run a successful business.

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  Is the Noodle Man There?

  Glenn Cox

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  Step into the world of “Is The Noodle Man There?” Where a family eagerly awaits, given the chance, The Coffee Van Noodle Man, their beloved friend, Each day brings surprises, a tale without end, With captivating charm and rhythmic beat, His arrival and dance make the day complete. Please enjoy the read, it’s a whimsical treat!

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  Francis Asbury - Circuit Rider

  Janet Benge, Geoff Benge

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  Written for readers age 10 and up -- enjoyed by adults!"Frank felt his heart beat fast. At that moment he was certain God was calling him, asking him to give up his ties to his homeland and set out across the Atlantic Ocean. He did not hesitate to stand when John Wesley asked preachers to walk forward if they felt God was calling them to the American colonies."One of the first Methodist bishops in America, English-born Francis Asbury devoted his life to ministry, traveling on horseback to preach and teach to those living on the vastly isolated American frontier. Alone in a new country, with no home of his own, Asbury rode over 300,000 miles -- across rivers and through rocky, overgrown roads -- shining God’s light on the fledgling colonies.When many Methodist clergy left America during the Revolutionary War, Asbury stayed. His tireless leadership saw the movement grow from 5,000 members in 1776 to 214,000 at the time of his death, fulfilling the great destiny of his call and inspiring future generations.

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  Meeting Jake

  Georgette Lampitt

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  'Meeting Jake' is the second book written by Georgette Lampitt (Author of Houdini's Great Escape). This is the story of how Jake, a black and white border collie dog, came into our family. Unfortunately, his first year of life before meeting us was tough, but Jake soon found that the Lampitt's would love him forever and welcome him into their home. Find out how the Lampitt family met Jake, and how Jake's luck changed for the better in this heart warming children's story, based on real life events.

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  Trouble with Children The...

  Katie Weaver

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  With the purrfect blend of humor and heart, celebrate the wacky and wonderful things about life with children in THE TROUBLE WITH CHILDREN (ACCORDING TO CAT)!The family cat has a LOT to get off her chest. Life with children can be . . . challenging. Between their loud shrieks, dress-up games, and bath-time nonsense, she can’t take any more of these little ones!Except . . . she might have overlooked a few things, like gentle cuddles, catnip, and cozy story times. Is it possible they're not so bad after all?From award-winning, best-selling duo Katie Weaver and Caner Soylu comes a hilarious, must-have audiobook that celebrates the joyful chaos of kids.A Macmillan Audio production from Roaring Brook Press

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  The Mortal Immortal

  Mary Shelley

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  The Mortal Immortal by Mary Shelley 
  July 16, 1833.—This is a memorable anniversary for me; on it I complete my three hundred and twenty-third year! 
  The Wandering Jew?—certainly not. More than eighteen centuries have passed over his head. In comparison with him, I am a very young Immortal. 
  Am I, then, immortal? This is a question which I have asked myself, by day and night, for now three hundred and three years, and yet cannot answer it. I detected a grey hair amidst my brown locks this very day—that surely signifies decay. Yet it may have remained concealed there for three hundred years—for some persons have become entirely white-headed before twenty years of age. 
  I will tell my story, and my reader shall judge for me. I will tell my story, and so contrive to pass some few hours of a long eternity, become so wearisome to me. For ever! Can it be? to live for ever! I have heard of enchantments, in which the victims were plunged into a deep sleep, to wake, after a hundred years, as fresh as ever: I have heard of the Seven Sleepers—thus to be immortal would not be so burthensome: but, oh! the weight of never-ending time—the tedious passage of the still-succeeding hours! How happy was the fabled Nourjahad!—But to my task.

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