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  French Like Moi - A Midwesterner...

  Scott Dominic Carpenter

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  FRENCH OR FAUX? 
  When Scott Carpenter moves from Minnesota to Paris, little does he suspect the dramas that await: scheming neighbors, police denunciations, surly demonstrators, cooking disasters, medical mishaps—not to mention all those lectures about cheese! It turns out that nothing in the City of Light can be taken for granted, where even trips to the grocery store lead to adventure. 
  In French Like Moi, Carpenter guides us through the merry labyrinth of the everyday, one hilarious faux pas after another. Through it all, he keeps his eye on the central mystery of what makes the French French (and Midwesterners Midwestern).

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  Dave Does the Right Thing - I'm...

  Owen Dudley-Edwards

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  Meet Dave. Dave is Prime Minister. Dave really wants to do the right thing. He keeps telling us he wants to do the right thing. Again and again and again. One afternoon he told us four times in half an hour.
  
  
  
  Then he went off and did the right thing. Every morning when he wakes up, he reminds himself to remind us that he's doing the right thing.
  
  
  
  But what is the right thing? And what is the wrong thing? And is doing the right thing the right thing or the wrong thing to do? Or is doing the wrong thing the right thing to do when doing the right thing might turn out to be the wrong thing, and doing the wrong thing might turn out to be the right thing?
  
  
  Next to doing the right thing, the most important thing is to let people know you are doing the right thing. JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
  
  
  You can always count on Americans to do the right thing – after they've tried everything else WINSTON CHURCHILL
  
  
  Sometimes it is better to lose and do the right thing than to win and do the wrong thing TONY BLAIR
  
  
  If I lose the ball, I lose it trying to do the right thing. That's the way it is. FRANK LAMPARD

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  "How to Fix Your Life (But Let’s...

  Dicholas Chad Pansy

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  Congratulations! You’ve found yet another self-help book that you’ll skim through, feel briefly inspired by, and then completely ignore while continuing to make the same bad decisions. 
  🚨 THIS IS NOT A REAL SELF-HELP BOOK. 🚨 
  This is a book for people who have: 
  ✔️ Bought planners they never use. 
  ✔️ Watched productivity videos while actively avoiding work. 
  ✔️ Googled “how to get my life together” at 2 AM while eating cold pizza. 
  Inside, you’ll find: 
  ✅ A step-by-step guide to pretending you’re working on yourself. 
  ✅ The absolute dumbest life advice you will never follow. 
  ✅ A checklist for success (that will collect dust on your desk). 
  This book will NOT help you: 
  🚫 Get your finances in order. 
  🚫 Find motivation. 
  🚫 Stop dating red flags wrapped in human skin. 
  But it WILL help you laugh at your own failures, which is basically therapy (but cheaper). 
  If you’re tired of reading books that try to fix you, this book is here to roast you instead. 
  📢 Go ahead, buy it. (But let’s be real, you’ll probably never finish it.) 🙃

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  Finding Genius: Chess - Life...

  Richard Jacobs

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  Amidst an uncertain world in constant flux, it’s easy to see the value of the chess player’s special skills: thinking ahead, taking preparatory moves, maintaining deep concentration, thinking outside themselves, and staying goal-oriented.  
  These skills are not easily acquired; they require consistent effort, practice, mental discipline, and patience. However, these skills are essential for success in professional and personal life. Rushing into decisions or actions without careful consideration can lead to mistakes, missed opportunities, and downright messy situations. 
  In addition to enhancing discipline and patience, playing chess can be a valuable exercise in mindfulness. By immersing oneself in the game and giving it their full attention, one can learn to be more present and engaged in every moment of life.    
  Many resources are available online to learn and practice chess, such as chess.com and Lichess. With a plethora of videos, tutorials, and other resources, one can understand the tactics and strategies of chess at their own pace and convenience. But remember: the key is to play to learn and cultivate the skills rather than memorize patterns or become good at chess for the sake of being good at chess.  
  So, next time you have a spare moment, consider focusing on these skills during a chess game. And in all your endeavors, remember the importance of discipline, patience, and mindfulness. Doing so may only sometimes lead to victory in chess but will always, undoubtedly, lead to growth and personal development in life.

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  Candle Making: A Step by Step...

  DSM Publishing

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  Always wanted to get into the world of Candle Making? 
  In this book we will look into Candle Making from the beginners point of view. 
  Candle Making has always been one of the more popular hobbies that people can start and enjoy with very little costs at all, and you will be surprised at what you can find and achieve once you start. Candles are becoming more and more valuable and thousands of them are being sold online. Within this book I will show you the best methods and ways to make your candles, ensuring they are of the highest quality. 
  Inside this book you will learn:Candle Making FundamentalsWhat Tools and Accessories You Will NeedHow to Save Money When Buying Your SuppliesHow to Operate a Successful Candle Making BusinessHow to Make All Different Styles of CandlesMuch more! 
  So what are you waiting for, jump right in to learn all about Candle Making and get started on your personal Candle Making journey right away!

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  With Eyes No Longer Blind - The...

  Thomas Corfield

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  The city of Liebe is gone and Oscar presumed dead. With Tabby Miss Cakes adrift in a crumbling realm of myth and memory, she is not sure what’s real anymore—or if anything ever was.  
  When Oscar reappears, inexplicably alive, the two stumble into a bizarrely wholesome world where animals sand horses, kindness is weaponised and no one seems to notice the sky is falling.  
  That’s because a poet is eating reality.  
  The Ar’dath-Irr, a lunatic bard of monstrous power, is enslaving writers to pen a reality-warping Creed. His disciples are many. His Muse is now airborne and terrifying. And Oscar? He’s caught in the middle—again.  
  Teaming up with Jeffemeries, an exploding-bun enthusiast, Oscar and Tabby must navigate a surreal landscape filled with monstrous beasts, curried pumpkins, spoon-waving cultists and a clinically confused populace. But as lies unravel, their friendship—and whatever hope remains—is ravaged by an oncoming tsunami of madness.  
  Part fever dream, part odyssey, part philosophical slapstick, With Eyes No Longer Blind is a journey into utter absurdity and clinical insanity.  
  Book 2 of the Morigan Tetralogy. It’s poetic, deadly and Oscar is absolutely the wrong cat to star in it.  
  “So many misprints, it’s like an entirely new language.” - Sampson Braithwaithe. 
  “120,000 poorly chosen words.” - Rashud Inplala, Social Commentator. 
  “These books set the standard for having none.” - Errica Brown-Bowen, Self Opinionator.

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