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  Shere Punjab Maharaja Ranjit...

  Baba Prem Singh Hoti Mardaan

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  Shere Punjab Maharaja Ranjit Singh by Baba Prem Singh Hoti Mardan is an engaging biography of Maharaja Ranjit Singh (1780-1839). In this book the author shares how this extraordinary leader built a vast empire for the Khalsa through his courage, fearlessness, and wisdom. The book highlights Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s significant contributions to the Sikh community and how he united various groups under the Khalsa banner.Prem Singh Hoti Mardan provides a clear and detailed account of the Maharaja’s life, from his early days to his impressive achievements in creating a powerful Sikh empire. This book emphasizes the pride the Khalsa Panth feels for Maharaja Ranjit Singh and the lasting impact he had on Sikh history.For anyone interested in Sikh heritage and leadership, this book is a must-read that celebrates the legacy of this great ruler. Discover the inspiring story of Maharaja Ranjit Singh and the values he stood for in Shere Punjab Maharaja Ranjit Singh by Prem Singh Hoti Mardan. 
  You can order it from Sikh Siyasat and get it delivered anywhere in the world.

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  The Black Gold Beneath The Sea -...

  Simon Moesgaard

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  In a small Danish town over a century ago, a remarkable dream took root among the sheep and cattle—a dream that would change lives forever.It was the dream of a young farm boy named Moe, who wanted to grow more crops for his family and friends to enjoy.However, there was one problem: Moe was surrounded by ocean, with only a little piece of land to grow. What could he possibly do about that?Discover how Moe’s journey unfolds. Set sail on one of the earliest steamships to Brazil with Captain Carlos, witness Moe’s strength in the face of a storm and floods, and get to feel the power of dreams and courage.Will Moe’s dream inspire you to pursue your own?The story is based on real events, but the conversations? Let’s just say I had to get creative with those!

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  Introducing Hibirism - A Guide...

  Donald Mokgale, Ernest Nkomotje

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  Brace yourself for a thrilling journey into the heart of black life and culture through the philosophy of Hibirism, masterminded by Donald Mokgale and Ernest Nkomotje.
  Hibirism, noun: Derived from the social greeting 'hibiri', made famous by the South African song Sister Bethina (a hit by musician Mgarimbe in 2006), Hibirism adds depth and meaning to the salutation and signifier 'hibiri'. The goal is to explain some of the underlying reasons behind our actions and uncover profound insights within the experiences of black life. Ultimately, Hibirism transforms an empty signifier into a noun, referring to a specific philosophy or set of ideas that elevate social situations and challenge existing norms.
  This book contains humorous anecdotes, thought-provoking ideas, witty banter, and profound observations on black life, showcasing Hibirism at play. The book also shows how Hibirism can be used as a tool for creative problem-solving as it probes deeper into conventions to unearth insights like no other framework.
  Among many captivating topics, they embark on a quest to discover the perfect vetkoek (igwinya), draw parallels between the arrangement of atoms and four-four masihlalisane (a seating arrangement in local taxis), offer a deep dive into the Amapiano movement, and even share the tale of Bobby, a beloved township dog known to survive on nothing but a diet of pap and H2O.
  If you are an individual or a business aiming to deepen your understanding and build a more meaningful connection with the black world, Introducing Hibirism is for you.
  Join the movement. Hibiri.

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  French Revolution The: An...

  Billy Wellman

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  The French Revolution is incredibly complex and involves a lot of moving parts, from the monarchy to the political clubs, from the intelligentsia to the starving peasantry protesting in the streets. This audiobook breaks it down for you in simple terms. 
  It could be argued that the French Revolution is the perfect example of a social movement that began with the best of intentions yet somehow went wrong.  
  The ideologues of the French Revolution were seeking to create a better, more just society. Their eloquent and profound words about equality, freedom of religion, and sound representation became a great source of inspiration for many. French Enlightenment thinkers even influenced the American Revolution, which occurred prior to France’s revolution. 
  But while the American Revolution resulted in the founding of a nation based upon the principles of democracy and representative government, the French Revolution devolved into an utter nightmare, especially for those in the upper class. 
  The French Revolution witnessed mob violence of the worse kind. Practically no one was safe. The king and queen were killed by the guillotine, and so was the Jacobin architect of the “Great Terror,” Maximilien Robespierre. Then, in perhaps one of the greatest ironies of all, the French Revolution ended with the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte, who became a dictator. Many scholars refer to Napoleon as an “enlightened despot,” but he was a dictator all the same.  
  The French Revolution does indeed present itself as an incredibly perplexing paradox. What happened? What went wrong? Here in this audiobook, we explore the possibilities. 
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  Glinda of Oz

  L. Frank Baum

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  Glinda the Good, the great sorceress of Oz takes the spotlight in this, the very last OZ book written by L. Frank Baum himself. Ozma hears of previously unknown parts of her kingdom having difficulties and at war with each other and knows it is her duty to go there and stop the hostilities. She and Dorothy find truly bad conditions in these areas of Flathead Mountain and the Skeezers Magic Island where the inhabitants are being mistreated. But through events that could only happen in Oz, they become trapped in a submerged island along with all the Skeezers. Glinda and all the well known characters of Oz set off to attempt a rescue. Do they make it in time? Listen to this book full of magic and exciting adventures and see.

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  Women with ADHD - Loving...

  Jessica Gray

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  Do you often feel as if your life is out of control and that it has become impossible to meet demands?Is all your time and energy taken up with coping, staying organized and holding it together, with no time for fun or relaxation?Do memory lapses and inattention interfere with your routine, preventing you from achieving a happy life?Are you clueless as to how others manage to lead consistent, regular lives 
  ADHD in women often goes undiagnosed. Too many women have grown up being called lazy, selfish, spacey or dumb because their symptoms were simply ignored or disregarded. 
  Even if you have not been formally diagnosed, this manual is a must-read if: 
  ◆ Forgotten projects and unpaid bills just keep piling up. 
  ◆ Romantic relationships and friendships can be a struggle because social rules seem so very complicated. 
  ◆ You struggle to relax and unwind as your mind is on the go. 
  ◆ At social gatherings you feel overwhelmed and shy but can end up talking over people as you are nervous. 
  ◆ You are a high achiever but then feel frustrated that you have not met your full potential. 
  ◆ All your time and energy are taken up with coping, staying organized and holding it together, with no time for fun or relaxation. 
  ◆ You have trouble balancing your finances. 
  ◆ You struggle to move forward with your goals. 
  ◆ Your mind drifts during conversations unless you’re the one talking or it’s a topic you find very interesting.If you endured a childhood of insults and low self-esteem, don't get stuck there! Break the cycle of frustration and chaos and start working with your extraordinary mind.

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