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  HOW TO LIVE ON MINIMUM WAGE -...

  Thomasina Parks

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  In today's world, living on minimum wage can be a daunting task. But it's a reality for millions of people. If you're one of them, then this book is for you. "How to Live on Minimum Wage" provides practical tips and strategies to help you make the most of your limited income. 
  • Learn how to budget effectively and prioritize your expenses. 
  • Discover how to save money on groceries, utilities, and other essential expenses. 
  • Find out about government programs and other resources that can help you make ends meet. 
  • Explore creative ways to earn extra income and supplement your wages. 
  • Gain insights into the psychology of living on a tight budget and how to stay motivated and positive. 
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  This book is written by someone who has been there and done that. The author knows firsthand the challenges of living on a minimum wage and has developed practical solutions that work. Whether you're a student, a single parent, or anyone trying to get by on a tight budget, "How to Live on Minimum Wage" will help you survive and thrive. 
    
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  Phantom Stallion - Gypsy Gold

  Terri Farley

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  Samantha and Jen are out camping when they meet Nicholas, a boy traveling cross-country on a beautiful Gypsy Vanner mare.   His caravan also includes a young colt. Nicholas says it's a stray, but the colt looks a lot like a missing mustang. When people start getting suspicious, Sam blames discrimination. She sticks up for her new friend and hopes she’s right.

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  Toomai of the Elephants - Little...

  Rudyard Kipling

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  Big Toomai, the boss driver of elephants, takes little pleasure from his work. But his 10-year-old son, Little Toomai, loves the elephants and they understand his kindness. Asking to go on a hunt, his father tells him he can go when he sees the elephants dance, which is something that no man has ever seen an elephant do. Little Toomai manages to actually witness this 'dance of the elephants' and is marked as the one to become a great elephant driver. We listeners get to hear what the elephants are thinking, giving an entire new perspective on the work they do and also on the fact that they are far from their homes and elephant families. Kipling, the master story teller, weaves a wonderful tale of duty, danger and ultimately great growth for little Toomai.

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  The Shocking Truth about Animal...

  Zoey Fraisers

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  The concept of animal rights is a deeply philosophical and ethical issue that challenges our views on how animals should be treated and regarded in society. At its core, animal rights is the belief that animals, like humans, have inherent value and deserve certain protections from harm, exploitation, and abuse. This perspective asserts that animals are sentient beings capable of experiencing pain, fear, and pleasure, and thus, they should not be subjected to unnecessary suffering or exploitation for human gain. 
  Historically, animals have been viewed largely as property or resources for human use, whether in agriculture, industry, or even entertainment. Over time, however, a growing awareness of animal sentience and the recognition of their complex emotional and cognitive abilities have led to significant shifts in how societies regard and treat animals. The modern animal rights movement can trace its origins to the mid-19th century, with the establishment of the first animal protection laws and the formation of advocacy groups dedicated to the welfare of animals. 
  The industrial revolution marked a turning point in the relationship between humans and animals, as it saw the rise of factory farming, animal testing for medical and cosmetic purposes, and the widespread use of animals in entertainment. These practices sparked widespread concern about the ethics of animal use, leading to the formation of various animal welfare organizations, including the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) in 1866. These groups campaigned for more humane treatment of animals, but it wasn’t until the 20th century that the concept of animal rights as a broader ethical movement began to take shape.

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  Balam & Lluvia's House - Poems

  Julio Serrano Echeverría

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  Meet Balam, a boy who could be a cat. Meet Lluvia, a girl who could be the dawn. Balam and Lluvia are siblings who catch fireflies, bid farewell to their pet fish in the bathroom, and wait for Ratón Pérez to collect their teeth.
  In Balam and Lluvia's House, the secret tastes and sounds of the everyday are waiting to be found. From the smell of crushed laurel leaves to the whispers of the peach tree in their back garden, every day is a day of discovery. Full of lively and reflective poems, this book invites the reader to run alongside Balam and Lluvia captivated by the world that surrounds them.
  Lawrence Schimel's translation brings the work of acclaimed Guatemalan author and playwright Julio Serrano Echeverría into English for the first time.
  Shortlisted for the CLiPPA Poetry Award and The Week Junior Book Awards 2024.

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 391 thru 400 -...

  E.E. "Doc" Smith, H. G. Wells,...

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  Lost Sci-Fi Books 391 thru 400 - Nine Lost Vintage Sci-Fi Short Stories from the 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s and one from 1897Robot Nemeses by E.E. "Doc" SmithThe Crystal Egg by H. G. WellsThe Time Snatcher by Randall GarrettBefore the Fact by Zenna HendersonParking Unlimited by Noel LoomisMaster Of The Asteroid by Clark Ashton SmithThe Coming of the Ice by G. Peyton WertenbakerLancelot Biggs Cooks a Pirate by Nelson S. BondThe Father Thing by Philip K. DickMomentum by Charles Dye

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