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  The Soul of the Helper - Seven...

  PhD Holly Oxhandler

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  There are many kinds of helpers in our world, the caregivers among us. They are the social workers who serve the vulnerable, the nurses and doctors who treat the ill, the teachers who instruct the young, the first responders who rescue the imperiled, the faith leaders who comfort the congregation, the volunteers who support the community. And whether or not it is our professional calling, each of us is likely to serve as a caregiver at some point in our lives. These and many other efforts to serve are among the most noble pursuits we can imagine, but they come with a danger worth recognizing. 
   
   
   
  In their devotion to the well-being of others, caregivers routinely put their own well-being last and can unintentionally burn themselves out physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Their self-neglect has the potential to stir up feelings of anger and resentment, leading to a sense of guilt and shame. 
   
    
   
  In The Soul of the Helper, Dr. Holly Oxhandler shows caregivers and fellow helpers a more self-compassionate way to cope with their overwhelming responsibilities and to attend to their own needs, particularly when it comes to their mental health and spiritual journey. She invites them to pause and realize that if they let their personal resources run dry, they cannot possibly care for others as fully as they wish.

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  The Manny - An MM Gay Nanny Hurt...

  Tijana Popov

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  David Cross’s life is a mess. 
  Between juggling a demanding job, a brilliant but impossible son, and a string of nannies who quit before their first paycheck, he’s barely keeping it together. He needs help; desperately. 
  Enter Mihail Turgenev. Young, quiet, and carrying enough baggage to fill a cargo plane, Mihail is the last person David expects to be the solution to his problems. But Leo takes to him instantly, and despite his doubts, David hires him. 
  What starts as a practical arrangement quickly becomes something else entirely. Because Mihail isn't just changing Leo’s life—he’s changing David’s too. Piece by piece, the guarded young man with haunted eyes and a hidden past begins to unravel everything David thought he knew about himself. 
  And the most unexpected part? David doesn’t mind at all. 
  A slow-burn, BDSM Romance about found family, healing, and the love that sneaks up on you when you least expect it. - "The Manny'" is the fourth installment in the 'Tales of the Whip' series.

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  Writer’s Momentum The: Breaking...

  Billy Grady

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  Your stories are waiting—but the words just won’t come. Whether you’re facing a blank page, a stalled draft, or a half-finished novel, The Writer’s Momentum is the push you need to break free and write with unstoppable energy. 
  Acclaimed writing coach Billy Grady shares practical tools and inspiring insights to help you: 
   Shatter creative blocks and silence self-doubt 
   Build habits that keep ideas—and words—flowing 
   Shape unforgettable characters and gripping plots 
   Edit with clarity to bring your best story to life 
  Equal parts motivational manifesto and step-by-step guide, this book will reignite your passion for storytelling and give you the confidence to finish—and love—every project you start. 
  Momentum isn’t magic. 
  It’s a practice. 
  And it starts the moment you turn the page.

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  History of Korea

  Introbooks Team

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  With a history so vast it is difficult to preserve the traditions and cultures from the olden times yet Korea seems to have maintained it despite the many invasions and situations that it went through. Nationalism and patriotism is reflected in all the Koreans. 
  Every country has their own mythology and belief of how their people came to be and Koreans have their too. The Korean mythology speaks of a demigod Hwan Woong who came down on earth on Taebak Mountain which is now the Gangwon-do Province in South Korea. The demigod met a bear and tiger living in a cave who wished to become humans. The demigod asked them to eat 20 cloves of garlic and refrain from sunlight for 100 days if they wished to become man. The tiger failed the test as it couldn’t withstand the dark but after 21 days the bear became a woman. Since there was no one for the woman to procreate Hwan Woong turned himself into a man temporarily creating the Korean race. Maybe this is why the Koreans love garlic and use it extensively in their cooking. 
  While the mythology seems too fun to hear the history of Korea speaks of something else. Korea happens to be one of the most culturally homogeneous countries across the globe. They show very few physical and cultural differences among them. Koreans have great respect for their ancestors and elders. Confucian culture dominates the area and it is seen in other factors of life as well where age and marital status of a person gives him or her certain seniority. The Koreans are simple people today with an extensive history of their ancestors.

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  The Dark Goddess Archetype -...

  Magickal Spot

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  What if the parts of yourself you fear most are actually the source of your deepest power? 
    
  In The Dark Goddess Archetype, you’ll discover how shadow, rage, endings, darkness, and transformation can become gateways to healing, wholeness, and authentic power.  
    
  This audiobook explores the Dark Goddess not as something evil or dangerous, but as the fierce, necessary force that helps you release what no longer serves and reclaim the parts of yourself you were taught to reject. 
    
  Inside, you’ll learn: 
   What the Dark Goddess archetype really representsWhy shadow work is essential for healing and self-awarenessHow to confront the anger, jealousy, fear, and destructive impulses you have suppressedThe role of death, endings, and necessary destruction in personal growthHow to reclaim sacred rage and set stronger boundariesWhy darkness, grief, and emotional pain can become sources of transformationHow to recognize the difference between healthy shadow work and destructive behaviorWays to release old identities, toxic relationships, and limiting beliefsHow to navigate periods of loss, confusion, and life collapseHow to integrate both darkness and light into a more whole version of yourself 
    
  Whether you are exploring shadow work, feminine archetypes, personal transformation, witchcraft, mythology, or emotional healing, this audiobook offers a powerful introduction to the Dark Goddess and the wisdom hidden in the parts of yourself you have been taught to fear. 
    
  You are not only light. You are also rage, grief, shadow, instinct, truth, and transformation. 
    
  You’ll also receive a companion guide filled with powerful reflection prompts and shadow work exercises to help you integrate what you learn into your daily life.

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  The Notorious Edward Low -...

  Len Travers

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  Following the War of the Spanish Succession (1702–1713) a decade-long wave of sea-robbery plagued the Atlantic rim—often glamorized as the "Golden Age of Piracy". Boston-based laborer, Edward Low, left his mark on pirate history as the most vicious and sadistic raider of them all. Low's reputation, and those of other pirates, was crafted through newspapers and literature. Romanticized as anti-heroes and egalitarians in a monarchical world who had liberated themselves from the constraints of law and society ashore, these marauders came to enjoy an immortality bestowed upon them by generations of historians, novelists, and movie makers. That persistent gloss masks a more sordid reality. 
   
   
   
  Travers demonstrates that, feared as they certainly were, pirates were largely ordinary seamen trapped in desperate circumstances who, in the end, had little to show for their efforts. Contrary to popular portrayals, for pirates it was a time of radically diminishing returns, scant treasure, and increasingly successful suppression by state authorities. The Notorious Edward Low puts individual actors, from colonial governors to captains to common seamen, at center stage, and reveals how British authorities used new anti-piracy laws to reclaim authority over their fractious North American colonies—a compelling story with its own brand of true-life swashbuckling on the high seas.

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