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  Summary - Daisy Darker - Based...

  Library Of Stories

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  SUMMARY 
    
  DAISY DARKER 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY ALICE FEENEY 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: LIBRARY OF STORIES 
    
  CONTENT 
  The Arrival at Seaglass 
  A Family History of Secrets 
  The Mysterious Poem 
  Tension at Seaglass 
  Uncovering the Truth 
  A Family Torn Apart 
  The Role of Trixie 
  The Final Confrontation 
  The Final Revelation 
  General Analysis 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  Daisy Darker by Alice Feeney is a gripping psychological thriller set in an isolated house on a small island. Daisy returns to Seaglass for her Nana's 80th birthday, where the entire Darker family gathers after years of separation. As the family reunites, dark secrets, old grudges, and betrayals surface. The family members' complicated relationships are tested when a mysterious poem written by Nana seems to predict tragic events. With suspense building, the story explores themes of family dysfunction, love, and revenge, keeping readers on edge as they uncover the truth behind the family's sinister past.

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  Eliminate Negative Thoughts -...

  Luke Raim

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  Do you have trouble finding answers to your problems? Because you don't have a free and calm mind?You're not alone, and you know about 60% of the population suffers from some mental illness. Anxiety affects the adult population since it is prevalent. Negative thoughts overpower you, causing an anxiety attack or uninteresting existence. Our instincts are attracted to bad things, while our minds are drawn to positive ones. We are pre-programmed to search for possible threats in everyday life. When your mind becomes used to negative thoughts, it becomes difficult to think positively. Without devoting itself to something, it becomes stagnant and flat. Recognizing new possibilities that exist in daily life I a gift for us. If you don't take action and attempt to control and remove the problem, it will become worse. You'll become caught up in a vicious loop of negative thinking.Consider what it would be like if you could be free of negative thoughts.How will it feel to find answers to all of your problems? And be more upbeat and encourage others to do the same? This book will assist you in regaining control of your life in a few simple steps. Clean out your thoughts and boost your optimism.In this book, you will know about:How to develop your concentration and, as a result, your attitude to positivityNegativity may be transformed into positiveManaging and controlling your negative thoughtsIdentifying and resolving issuesRegaining your self-esteem and affection for yourselfThis book will show you how to deal with and conquer everyday challenges. Negative ideas should be replaced with optimistic ones. Don't overthink things. Enhance the quality of your life.Are you ready to take action right now and get rid of your problems? So buy this book now and start having a dream life!

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  Extended Summary - Behave -...

  Quick Reading Library

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  EXTENDED SUMMARY 
    
  BEHAVE 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY ROBERT M. SAPOLSKY 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: QUICK READING LIBRARY 
    
  CONTENT 
  The Behavior 
  One Second Before 
  Genes from the Bottom Up 
  Back to the Crib, Back to the Womb 
  Adolescence; or, Dude, Where’s My Frontal Cortex? 
  Back to When You Were Just a Fertilized Egg 
  Centuries to Millennia Before 
  Us Versus Them 
  War and Peace 
  General Analysis of the Book 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  “Behave” by Robert M. Sapolsky explores the complex biological, psychological, and environmental factors that shape human behavior. Through an interdisciplinary approach, Sapolsky examines how our actions, from aggression to altruism, are influenced by our brains, genes, hormones, and social contexts. He delves into topics such as the evolution of human behavior, the role of childhood experiences, and the impact of culture. By combining neuroscience with social science, Sapolsky presents a nuanced understanding of why humans behave the way they do, highlighting the interplay between nature, nurture, and individual choice without offering easy answers.

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  Summary - The New Jim Crow -...

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  SUMMARY 
    
  THE NEW JIM CROW 
  BASED ON THE BOOK BY MICHELLE ALEXANDER 
    
  SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: LIBRARY OF STORIES 
    
  CONTENT 
  The Rebirth of Caste 
  The Lockdown 
  The Color of Justice 
  The Cruel Hand 
  The New Jim Crow 
  The Fire This Time 
  States of Denial 
  Mapping the Parallels 
  The Limits of the Analogy 
  General Analysis of the Book 
    
  ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK 
  The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander explores the systemic racial inequalities embedded in the U.S. criminal justice system. The book argues that mass incarceration functions as a modern racial caste system, disproportionately affecting African Americans and other people of color, particularly through the War on Drugs. Alexander examines how legal and social systems perpetuate discrimination, stripping individuals of their civil rights and relegating them to a permanent underclass. Using historical context, the book highlights the parallels between mass incarceration, slavery, and Jim Crow laws, urging readers to recognize and challenge the pervasive racial injustice still present today.

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  Cannabis legislation a look...

  Pharmacology University

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  The cannabis industry has been growing exponentially globally and its development is attributed to cannabinoid compounds, thanks to their therapeutic potential and the industrial use of the plant through hemp. Compounds such as tetrahydrocannabinol (Δ9-THC), and Cannabidiol (CBD) have been investigated by the pharmaceutical industry in the treatment of various health disorders. However, despite advances in cannabis legalization, it has been a challenge in some countries because of stigmas and prejudices towards the plant. 
  As states and governments are understanding that sanctions and prohibitions for the cannabis plant cause more harm than the use of the plant itself, it is important to start discussing cannabis regulation with truthful tools based on scientific evidence, and to understand the need for social justice, overcoming the negative image that has been promulgated for several years to this millenary plant. 
  For this reason, Pharmacology University invites you to learn about the regulatory and legal process of the cannabis plant in recent times, exploring the current legal situation globally, so that you can understand the importance of this plant as a therapeutic and sustainable alternative for health and human welfare, bringing great medical, economic and environmental benefits.

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  Electro Girl

  Lainie Chait

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  Lainie Chait was diagnosed with epilepsy in 1991 at the age of 19. At the time of diagnosis, there were three roads to go down - avoidance, acceptance or rebellion.  Avoidance was her first choice. Falling in the shower, brain jerks and muscle twitches when she was 14 was the beginning of something 'not quite right' about her early teenage years. She hid these symptoms from family and friends for three years in the hope that they were just ‘growing pains’.As she started reaching the age of independence (18 in Australia) and started to drink, stay up late and go out partying, these ‘growing pains’ turned into a seizure condition that could no longer be ignored.  Eventually doctors, diagnoses and medicines were brought into the equation.She tried acceptance but at the time it wasn’t the right fit, as the very thought of taming down her young, fun life and replace it with medicine, early nights and mature personal decisions was just too hard to fathom. Rebellion then became her main focus and she achieved this by partying, staying up late and ignoring the triggers. This mindset carried with it an enormous amount of embarrassment and shame.  She constantly felt like a failure after each of the 250+ Grand Mal seizures she endured over 25 years.  But she wasn’t just rebelling against a diagnosis; she was rebelling against a system that has the capacity to make you feel better but at a price that also keeps you in a place of perpetual illness.  She needed to know why she had epilepsy and the only way she was going to find this out was to take herself off all the meds and research it, live it, feel it, document and manage it for herself.She did this much to the horror of her doctors, friends and family.  She went on a journey to get to know her brain and what makes it tick and glitch. The journey was about finding out just how much control she did and didn’t have over her seizures.Electro Girl is Lainie Chait's story of resilience, growth and self advocacy.

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