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  Herbal Healing Secrets - 500...

  Fiona Smith

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  Herbal Healing Secrets: Unlock the Power of Herbs to Boost Immunity, Relieve Pain, and Restore Balance Naturally 
  Are you looking for natural remedies to support your health and wellness? Herbal Healing Secrets is your ultimate guide to 500 powerful herbal remedies for every ailment, from anxiety and sleep issues to digestive health, immune support, and more. Written by expert herbalist Fiona Smith, this essential guide reveals how to harness the healing power of herbs to transform your health safely and effectively. 
  In Herbal Healing Secrets, you’ll discover:Immune-Boosting Herbs to keep you resilient year-roundStress and Anxiety Solutions to promote calm and relaxation naturallyDigestive Health Remedies for common issues like bloating, nausea, and indigestionPain Relief and Anti-Inflammatory Herbs that work without harsh side effectsHormone Balancing and Energy-Enhancing Herbs to help you feel your best every dayNatural Skincare Recipes for glowing, healthy skin 
  Perfect for readers interested in holistic healing, natural health, and herbal medicine,herbal remedies,alternative medicine, this book combines traditional wisdom with scientific insights to help you achieve a balanced, vibrant life.

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  Chimú Empire - The Kingdom of...

  Rolf Hedger

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  The Chimú Empire, one of the most prominent pre-Columbian civilizations of the northern coast of Peru, flourished between the 9th and 15th centuries. This advanced civilization is known for its impressive urban centers, most notably the capital city of Chan Chan, which remains the largest adobe city in the world. At its height, the Chimú Empire controlled vast territories, from the southern border of the Moche Valley to the northern regions of present-day Ecuador. The empire was characterized by its highly structured society, advanced technology, and unique artistic traditions, which helped shape the cultural landscape of the Andean region. 
  The roots of the Chimú Empire trace back to the Moche culture, which had a significant influence on the development of the Chimú. However, the Chimú people took the foundational knowledge of their predecessors and expanded upon it, creating a powerful and sophisticated society. They established a series of city-states along the coast, which were eventually unified under the leadership of a single ruler, the Chimú king, who governed from Chan Chan. 
  The Chimú Empire’s political structure was highly organized, with a well-defined hierarchy that ranged from the elite rulers to the common people. The king, or "Sapa Chimú," was considered the most powerful figure, acting as both a political and spiritual leader. The empire was divided into regions, each overseen by local lords who managed administrative and religious duties within their territories. This hierarchical structure helped maintain control over the vast lands and resources of the empire.

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  Dog Breeding: Big Picture

  Laura Reeves

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  Dog Breeding: Big Picture 
  This book is for all the dog breeders who make our world brighter. 
  In this book, we'll answer some of the most common questions about the big picture of dog breeding, straight from the experts. Whether you're a new breeder or experienced, you'll find helpful advice for making breeding decisions of all kinds. 
  As a lifelong dog breeder, I've lived all of the joys and challenges this passion project can offer. This book is my way of sharing the knowledge and insights we've gathered through the years of practice and podcasting. 

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  The Artisan's Guide to Leatherwork

  Charlie Trevor

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  Learn the skills of making leather goods from a master. This practical guide to leatherwork explains how with a small collection of tools, some leather and a little space you can make bespoke quality items. It introduces the whole process of working with leather from first choosing your material through to finishing your item with professional embellishments. Packed with advice and clear instructions, it will launch every reader into an enjoyable and rewarding lifetime of making.

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  Call of the Wild The (Unabridged...

  Jack London

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  Unleash the thrill of Jack London's timeless classic, "The Call of the Wild" - now in an unabridged audiobook edition that promises an immersive auditory experience. Dive into the harsh, untamed wilderness of the Klondike Gold Rush era, with the crisp and clear voice narration guiding you through each twist and turn.Every word is carefully enunciated, every pause meticulously timed, making this version as loyal to the original text as it is to the sounds of nature that it aims to replicate. Our narrator's performance brings London's vivid and vibrant characters to life, turning this journey into a multi-dimensional experience.This tale centers around Buck, a domesticated dog taken from his comfortable life and thrust into a world where only the fittest survive. Buck's compelling transformation from a pampered pet to a fierce, masterful creature of the wild is a story that strikes deep into the heart of our own primal instincts.The clear voice and precise delivery enhance the vivid descriptions of London's rugged landscape, making the listener feel as though they too are braving the merciless Klondike winters. This audiobook encapsulates the wild spirit of London's original work, promising not only an enjoyable listen but a profound, life-affirming adventure.Immerse yourself in "The Call of the Wild (Unabridged Version)" and rediscover why it remains one of the most influential works in American literature. Let the call of the wild beckon you into an unforgettable journey that explores the depths of human nature and the raw power of instinct.

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  Oz Clarke’s Story of Wine: 8000...

  Oz Clarke

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  Uncork a whole new take on the fascinating story of wine, captivatingly told by everyone’s favourite wine expert Oz Clarke.  
  This fully updated edition takes us through the riveting twists and turns of the history of winemaking all the way to the very latest trials and innovations of the present day… 
  Join Oz Clarke on a journey through the ages as he explores the places, the people and the bottles that have shaped the captivating history of wine. 
  Starting from the probable birth of a wine culture in ancient Georgia, Oz travels from 6000 BC through the fact and fiction of Persia, Egypt, Greece and Rome, and then along the winding trail right up to the latest innovations in winemaking today. 
  Packed with sparkling wit and charismatic storytelling, Oz shares more than a hundred fascinating tales and woven into these are probably a hundred more. From revered medieval monks to revolutionary discoveries, Oz paints a wonderfully vivid picture of the ever-evolving story of wine. 
  The book is a non-fiction masterpiece, taking readers on a road trip through the world of beverages. It's a top pick for those interested in cooking, antiques, and collectibles, especially those related to alcoholic drinks. 
  For fans of Hugh Johnson (Hugh Johnson on Wine), Madeline Puckette (Wine Folly), Henry Jeffreys (The Cocktail Dictionary), Jamie Goode (The Goode Guide to Wine), and Stephen Skelton (Vine Varieties, Clones and Rootstocks for UK Vineyards 2nd Ed.). 
  HarperCollins 2023

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