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  Scapegoated - You Were Never The...

  Lynn Nichols

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  You were chosen because you were dangerous to their carefully constructed lies. Not because you were broken — because you saw too clearly, felt too deeply, and refused to go along with the fiction. 
  If you grew up absorbing blame that was never yours, silenced when you tried to speak, and told that your version of events was the problem — this audiobook was made for you. 
  Scapegoated: You Were Never The Problem is a deep, unflinching look at how narcissistic family systems work, who gets chosen as the target and why, and what that systematic targeting does to a developing mind and body. You'll learn about the roles that hold these families together — the narcissistic parent, the enabler, the golden child, the flying monkeys — and how each one plays a part in keeping the scapegoat in place. You'll see the selection process for what it really was: not a reflection of your worth, but a threat response to your strength. 
  This is the book that traces what happened inside your family back to the cultural systems that made it possible — structures that normalize control, silence the ones who speak up, and protect the very people who caused the harm. The invalidation you experienced was not accidental. It was structural. And the loneliness of trying to heal with no one believing you, no one standing in your corner — that was structural too. 
  There is a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from carrying weight that was never yours. From spending years trying to fix something in yourself that was never broken. From watching the people who hurt you face no consequences while you quietly fall apart. 
  This audiobook names all of it. The selection. The roles. The silence. The systems. And the long, unglamorous road of understanding what was actually done to you. 
  Not because something is wrong with you. Because something was done to you — and the world was not built to believe you. But this book was.

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  Woman Up - 'One of the most...

  Carrie Dunn

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  With the triumph of England’s Lionesses at Euro 2022, the women’s game has been in the spotlight like never before, enjoying unprecedented media attention.

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  ADHD: Raising An Explosive Child...

  Susan N. Hallowell Garcia

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  Are you tired of trying to make your kid listen to you? 
  Do you struggle to make your kid behave decently in public? 
  Are all the tantrums making your life unbearable? 
  If yes, then you may have just come across the right thing! 
  You've read every piece of professional advice, but despite your best attempts to assist your kid in managing and remaining on track, you are still having trouble with daily concerns like schoolwork, chores, arriving at sports practice on schedule, and just getting along without resistance and dominance battles. 
  Imagine if you could collaborate with your kid to achieve good lasting change by inspiring and involving them in the process? This book discusses the words as well as inner battles of children and teenagers living with ADHD - and also a roadmap for attaining long-term success by working collaboratively. 
  The book explains how parents may change the dynamic and actually assist their children in succeeding. The following are some of the topics covered:Accepting your kid's neuro-divergenceCreating mutually beneficial objectives that promote collaborationAcademic difficulties Working on your kid's social skillsSetting you home to better suit your childManaging daily problems like tantrums & backtalk, as well as remaining organized, forming connections, and more 
  You'll learn a number of practical ways that genuinely work, producing good transformation that can last a lifetime, thanks to helpful exercises plus easy-to-remember approaches. 
  So what is stopping you from clicking on buy now? Get your copy right away.

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  An Island Christmas - Nollaig...

  Micheál Ó Conghaile

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  In 'An Island Christmas - Nollaig Oileánach', celebrated Irish author Micheál Ó Conghaile takes readers on a heartfelt journey through his childhood memories of Christmas on the now-abandoned island of Connemara's Inis Treabhair.
  
  
  'An Island Christmas - Nollaig Oileánach' transcends the holiday season, weaving together tales of the simple joys of Christmas on the island with the broader tapestry of childhood memories, friendships, and the cherished personalities of the island community. Ó Conghaile reminisces about the unique traditions and customs of his island upbringing in the 1960s and 70s in this captivating memoir. Delving into the island's social history he paints a vivid picture of family life in an intimate portrait of island culture and a pre-electric era that will captivate readers of all ages.
  
  
  Though the island is no longer inhabited, Ó Conghaile's recollections serve as a poignant reminder of the enduring importance of family, community, and the magic of childhood. Whether you are a fan of Ó Conghaile's previous works or new to his writing, 'An Island Christmas - Nollaig Oileánach', offers a heartfelt and enchanting glimpse into a bygone era, making it a delightful read for any time of the year.
  
  
  An inspiring insight into the life of a passionate artist and powerhouse behind the resurgence of Irish language writing and publishing, witness Ó Conghaile's journey from an eager young boy tapping away on a typewriter to the founder of renowned publishing house Cló Iar-Chonnacht. Translated from the Irish by Mícheál Ó hAodha.

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  American Idolatry - How...

  Andrew L. Whitehead

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  2024 Midwest Book Award Winner in Religion & Philosophy 
   
  Power. Fear. Violence. These three idols of Christian nationalism are corrupting American Christianity. 
   
  Andrew Whitehead is a leading scholar on Christian nationalism in America and speaks widely on its effects within Christian communities. In this book, he shares his journey and reveals how Christian nationalism threatens the spiritual lives of American Christians and the church. 
   
  Sharing stories from pastors, teachers, and other lay Christians, Whitehead explores 
   
  ● the harm we cause our neighbors when we embrace the idols of power, fear, and violence; 
  ● key examples that demonstrate how these idols violate core Christian beliefs; 
  ● expressions of Christianity that confront Christian nationalism; 
  ● the work we can do to disentangle Christianity from Christian nationalism; and 
  ● a faithful path forward, embodying the life and teachings of Jesus and the gospel. 
   
  "Heartfelt, incisive, and worthy of thoughtful consideration."--Library Journal 
   
  "A fascinating investigation of politics and racism in American Christian evangelicalism."--Foreword Reviews

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  NLP for Beginners Step by Step...

  Boris Lehmann

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  Do you want to learn how to effectively manipulate other people? This book aims to be your guide, reference work and companion. People often think that manipulating others is a bad thing. But this does not have to be the case. Consider in advance whether you want to force the person to do something that is not good for them.
  If you can answer no to this question, what are the arguments against using manipulation techniques? We all unconsciously manipulate other people all the time and are also unconsciously manipulated by others. People who are good manipulators have only learned to do this consciously. We can often even incorporate what the other person wants. Manipulation techniques can therefore help you to deal more ethically with your fellow human beings.

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