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  Anxiety in Relationship for...

  Jennie Garcia

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  Do you dream of a healthy relationship, free of unnecessary anxiety and insecurities, that you can enjoy with your partner in happiness? 
  If the answer is yes, then read on.... 
  You are one click away from discovering how to eliminate negative thinking, jealousy, and attachment and overcome couple conflicts without therapy! 
  If your relationship feels like a warzone or high-stakes game, where anything could happen and signal the end of your relationship, you must be tired of living on the edge, holding your breath hoping that everything will turn out just well. 
  But as you well know; you cannot just bank on hope - you must be taking deliberate measures to deal with anything that is causing so much tension in your relationship! 
  In this book you will find tips you can apply immediately in your relationship to:Identify anxiety before it crumbles your relationship;Spot insecure partners even before you begin relating with them;Recognize the ways anxiety is harming you and get rid of it;Reduce toxicity in your relationship;Overcome obstacles that lead to anxiety in a relationship;Develop self-awareness creating a sense of security in your relationship with proven strategies;Cultivate self-compassion without sacrificing self-care;Light up your love life almost immediately with 4 different methods;Understand if your relationship is worth fighting for; 
  AND MUCH MORE! 
  You can master the relationships and gain a greater sense of fulfillment from them. It's never too late to start improving your relationship and communication skills to get more out of your life! 
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  Your Crown Shines - For Ketanji...

  jessica Care moore

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  Ketanji.  
  Unshook.  
  Unbothered.  
  Poised for position. 
  Based on the electric and historic appointment of Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, this poetic book from powerhouse jessica Care moore outlines the dreams of a young girl who wants to change the world one day. Regardless of the obstacles put into place, her crown shines brightly. 
  A love letter to the Black women pioneers of the past and to the next little girl who will one day be crowned, this melodic anthem is a celebration of one woman’s story that will inspire generations to come. 
  Perfect for Black History Month, Women’s History Month, baby shower gifts, birthdays, and more!

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  Double Trouble at the Dead Zoo -...

  Alan Nolan

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  Dublin, 1859
  Bram Stoker: Boy seeking adventure (and things to write about)
  
  Molly Malone: Part-time sneak thief and full-time Dublin legend!
  When Bram and his best pal Molly meet a lonely boy called Sanjit in Dublin's Natural History Museum, they can see he needs some friends. So they, along with Molly's gang, The Sackville Street Spooks, take him under their wing.
  Sanjit tells them the tale of the dread (and very dead) pirate, Captain Lamprey and his links to the Museum. Soon the new shipmates find themselves outwitting vagabonds and villains, hot on the trail of a mysterious long-lost treasure … the Rajapur Ruby!
  But little do they know that not everyone they come across is who they claim to be!
  Where CAN that ruby be?

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  We All Need Food

  Katie Peters

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  Colorful photos and simple text invite readers to explore the foods people eat in this nonfiction book. Pairs with the fiction story Making Roti.

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  Sole Survivor

  Norman Ollestad, Brendan Kiely

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  Eleven-year-old Norman Ollestad is no stranger to extreme situations. Whether it's surfing big swells off Topanga Beach or skiing in a blizzard, he has braved one adrenaline-rush adventure after another, pushed by his thrill-seeking father to realize that "anything's possible." And with Dad by his side, sometimes Norman believes him.That motto is put to the ultimate test when the small plane Norman and his dad are aboard is engulfed by a snowstorm and crashes in the San Gabriel Mountains―with deadly consequences. Struggling in and out of lucidity, haunted by the voices and memories from difficult moments in his past, Norman must decide what to do while trapped eight thousand feet above sea level, facing dangers unlike any he has encountered before.Inspired by the harrowing true childhood experience of author Norman Ollestad, this astonishing, action-packed story, co-written with Brendan Kiely, is about fear, survival, and the complicated forces―and people―that shape us. Fast-paced and unputdownable, Sole Survivor is perfect for fans of Dusti Bowling's The Canyon’s Edge, Megan E. Freeman's Alone, and the I Survived series.

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  The Mercurian - A World of Fire...

  Frank Belknap Long

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  The Mercurian by Frank Belknap Long - For ages Mankind labelled Mercury a dead world—a red-hot, seething outpost of hell. Too late Rawley learned of the hideous life that molten, steaming planet spawned! 
  We stood before the airlock, the old man and I, and watched them go out. Ellison was a granite man and I was just the lad who threw the switches. 
  I was new at it. They had sent me out with a pat on the back and a commission, but I didn't feel like a Mercury run officer. Mining uranium on the Sun's firstling was no job for a green kid of twenty-two. Outside were lakes of molten zinc and a temperature of 790 degrees Fahr. 
  No part of that temperature seeped into us, but just knowing it was out there was spine-chilling. I am not being facetious. To keep from thinking of the hot face we thought of the cold face, and you can't imagine extremes of cold without feeling shivery. Out on the cold face were other miners, working under conditions I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. They had the cold of open space to contend with, and a little of that seeped in. 
  The Commander was passing out advice to each of the miners as they stepped into the lock. 
  "Murphy, it's uranium we want. We're not zoologists. The next time you go specimen chasing—" 
  "But it looked like a frog, Chief. I swear it did." 
  "You know damn well no froglike animal could hop around on red-hot rocks." 
  "I won't let him out of my sight this time, sir," said the miner at Murphy's heels. 
  "Thank you, Haines. He needs a nurse, but do what you can." 
  Five miners stepped out, each with a glance from Ellison which said as plain as words that he would walk beside them until they came back in again. The old man had so much quiet strength that he could split off simulacra of himself, and send them out through the airlock by just passing out advice.

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