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  Soap Making - Step-by-Step Guide...

  Carol Varney

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  Are you looking for a new hobby?  
  Maybe something for some fun, or maybe a new home-business prospect? Are you sick of purchasing soaps without feeling confident in the ingredients or the company? Maybe you need a new idea for gift-giving?If any of this sounds like you, then keep reading!  
  Soapmaking can be a fun and rewarding hobby, or a lucrative way to make a little extra money from home. People of all ages, backgrounds, and skillsets can start this hobby – there’s no prerequisite, no need for background information or special training. 
  There are rules, but beyond that, soap-making in many ways is one of the most accessible and easy-to-start hobbies out there.  
  The book describes four different processes/methods for engaging in this new hobby, and each one contains plenty of recipes for you to try. There is surely a method out there for everyone. Whether you are a beginner or a pro, you will surely find a bunch of new ways to enjoy preparing your items of choice. 
   

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  Latin American Development -...

  Anya Solace

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  Latin American Development offers a sweeping, multi-country perspective on the forces shaping growth, prosperity, and crisis across the region. This 5-in-1 collection dives into the economic trajectories of El Salvador, Colombia, Brazil, and Venezuela, highlighting how political decisions, social movements, and external pressures have molded each nation’s path. Whether examining rapid development or dramatic decline, the book sheds light on both shared patterns and unique challenges. 
  In El Salvador, we explore the post-conflict economy and its reliance on remittances, exports, and dollarization. Colombia’s chapters focus on two lenses: its long-term economic history and more recent transformation toward stability and global integration. Brazil’s rise and fall showcases how major industries once symbolized growth, only to falter amid corruption and policy missteps. Finally, Venezuela’s boom and bust narrative reveals how oil wealth led to short-term prosperity followed by severe collapse, hyperinflation, and social unrest. 
  This volume is perfect for readers seeking to understand how Latin America’s economic landscapes have been built—and broken—by power, policy, and persistence.

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  The Mythology of the Incas -...

  Odessa Nightshade

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  The mythology of the Incas is a fascinating tapestry of gods, legends, and rituals that shaped the spiritual and cultural identity of one of the most powerful civilizations in the Americas. Unlike written traditions found in other ancient cultures, Incan mythology was passed down orally, with each generation preserving and refining the stories that explained the origins of the world, the forces of nature, and the role of human beings in the cosmos. These myths were deeply intertwined with the daily lives of the Inca people, influencing everything from their agricultural practices to their political structures.  
    
  At the heart of Incan mythology was a complex belief system that divided the universe into three realms: Hanan Pacha, the upper world of the gods; Kay Pacha, the earthly realm of humans; and Uku Pacha, the underworld where spirits and ancestors resided. These realms were connected by sacred mountains, rivers, and celestial bodies, all of which were considered divine. The gods of the Incan pantheon, led by Viracocha, the supreme creator, played a central role in shaping the world and maintaining balance within these realms. Inti, the sun god, was revered as the divine ancestor of the ruling class, while Pachamama, the earth goddess, was honored for providing sustenance and fertility.  
    
  Rituals and ceremonies were essential to maintaining harmony between the natural and supernatural worlds. The Inca performed elaborate festivals, such as Inti Raymi, the Festival of the Sun, to honor their deities and ensure the continuation of prosperity. Priests and oracles played a crucial role in interpreting the will of the gods, often conducting sacrifices—both animal and human—as acts of devotion and appeasement. Sacred sites, including Coricancha in Cusco and Machu Picchu, served as centers of worship where offerings were made to the gods. 

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  How to Be a Debbie Downer - A...

  Dicholas Chad Pansy

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  Are you tired of people being happy around you? Do you dream of a world where no one dares to enjoy life in your presence? 
  Congratulations! 🎉 You’ve just found the ultimate guide to turning every interaction into an awkward, joyless nightmare. Whether it’s crushing enthusiasm, ruining weddings, or making sure no one ever tells you good news again, this book will teach you everything you need to become a certified Debbie Downer 
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  Inside, you’ll learn: 
  💀 How to strategically sigh in a way that instantly kills the mood 
  💀 The best ways to bring up divorce at a wedding 
  💀 Why you should loudly question the practicality of having kids at a baby shower 
  💀 The advanced art of sucking the energy out of a room 
  💀 How to turn free food, puppies, and sunsets into existential crises 
  💀 The science of responding to compliments with immediate negativity 
  💀 Debbie Downer Bingo – how many joy-sucking habits have YOU mastered? 
  💀 And much, much worse… 
  This is not a self-help book. This is a self-destruction book. If you’ve ever wanted to be the reason people pause before sharing good news, the one person no one invites to game night, or the friend everyone dreads sitting next to at a party, this is the book for you. 
  ☠️ WARNING: Reading this book may cause: 
  ✔️ Loss of friends and social invitations 
  ✔️ An increase in long, uncomfortable silences 
  ✔️ The deep satisfaction of knowing you’ve ruined someone’s day

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  Saki's Plays

  Saki Saki

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  The undisputed master of the short story, Saki's name is synonymous with brilliant writing that satirises Edwardian Society, and his plays were no exception. In his only full-length play, 'The Watched Pot', Trevor Bavvel, sole heir to a country estate, is in want of a wife, but must operate under the strict attention of his miserly mother Hortensia. 
  Although wildly neglected today, Saki's plays met with widespread acclaim in his day, and he was even compared favourably with the great Oscar Wilde. This complete edition of Saki's plays – the first complete edition ever published – demonstrates the great writer's prowess as a playwright, and sparkles with the same wit as the short stories that have enchanted generations of readers.

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  All Because of a Love Note - How...

  Natalie June Reilly

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  Two words saved my life, two modest, but mighty words—THANK YOU! The most compelling chapter of my story began with a Love Note, one simple handwritten gesture of love, hope and gratitude. 
  My purpose was handed to me in the shape of an envelope, a simple, paper container with a sealable flap that holds a little bit of hope for our everyday heroes. As it turned out, a life of stationery was my destiny, not a stationary life. And it all began on the heels of a broken heart. 
  For the better part of my life, I dreamed of and even prayed for an epic love story, and this is a love story on so many levels. I just never expected it to come at such a great toll. But then again, if you look back through the course of history, the greatest love stories always do. 
  Natalie June Reilly is a freelance writer and every bit her mother's daughter. She is the founder of Nothing but Love Notes, a movement that has inspired a generation of love and gratitude. Somewhere along the way, she unearthed her happy ending, landing the beach, the boy and now the book. None of this would have been possible, if not for God's grace, a mother's love and a handwritten Love Note.

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