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  • Art of War : Husband Edition

    by Hemanshu Warrier
    Are you ready to navigate the complex battlefield of marriage with the finesse of a seasoned general? "Art of War: Husband Edition" is your ultimate guide to winning the daily skirmishes of marital life, wrapped in a delightful parody of Sun Tzu’s classic strategy manual. In this uproarious book, you’ll discover: - The Terrain of Matrimony: Master the art of household diplomacy and tackle those everyday challenges like a pro. - The Strategy of Compromise: Learn how to turn a potential defea... more
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    by Victoria Maiden
    What if your whole life was like a badly written play? Asinine plot, tedious dialogue, poorly paced performance, dreadful costumes. Would you walk out of the theater, or stay until the final curtain call, hoping it would get better? This is the kind of decision our protagonist must make as she grapples with and chronicles her messy and lopsided life, from preadolescence to senior citizen, in a captivating memoir that often reads like a novel. Scenes From a Misbegotten Life features fascinatin... more
  • Don't Get Engaged: (Until You Read This Book) Volume 1

    by Conrad Denke
    Don’t Get Engaged (Until You Read This Book) is designed to help individuals and couples focus on the important issues required for a successful relationship. The book is applicable to those who are currently in a serious relationship and contemplating getting engaged, those who have been divorced and are afraid to make another commitment without a guide to help them, singles needing a guide for finding an ideal mate, individuals who have been in long-term unmarried relationships who want to ana... more
  • The One Week Writing Workshop: 7 Days to Spark, Boost or Revive Your Novel

    by Karin Adams

    It's time to crush the blank page, shed your writer's angst and write the novel you were meant to write! All the magic and enthusiasm of acclaimed author Karin Adams' in-person writing workshops-now in book form!

    You’ve always wanted to write a novel and have been nurturing a great idea. Maybe you’ve read books by writing experts, perhaps even taken a class or two. But as you sit down alone with the blank page, despite all the dreaming, planning ... more

  • A Voice at the Table

    by Brendan T. Kelly
    “A Voice at the Table” is an opportunity for all people, leadership, team members and any stakeholder with skin in the game/process to learn from what’s been done to improve what will be done. Perhaps most importantly, it allows the reader to reflect on their life. The good and the bad, helping them to understand and discover the lessons learned. For each voice to share their unique perspective and feel heard. Too often businesses or collaborative teams fail to learn from what they’ve done. ... more
  • Familiar Reflections

    by J. J. Laakso
    In my debuting book, I awake to a post-divorce time filled with uncertainty of who and where I am and what I desire. How I have lived my life and whether I desire to continue it. Little by little, I perceive it, the world I have lived in and the fear I have always felt yet never truly understood. Learning to understand my life, I detail realizations I consider vital and practices that helped me build more sustainable happiness together with those I share my life with. For me, this journey mea... more
  • BREATHE: Stop Overthinking, Calm Your Emotions & Change Your Life

    by Kate Simpson
    Are you tired of overthinking and anxiety? Ready to find emotional freedom and make positive changes in your life? Discover BREATHE, designed using current psychological research to help you navigate difficult thoughts, manage anxiety, and start on a new path. What You'll Find Inside: Winter: Exploring Your Thoughts Gain clarity and insight through reflective prompts and meditation techniques to understand how your thoughts shape your emotions and choices. Spring: Charting a New Path Re... more
  • Mr

    by Peter Teuscher
    What if you could remove all the obstacles in the way of your happiness? Imagine defining what happiness means to you, and achieving it, on your own terms. Happiness is individual and nuanced, and many people seem to spend their whole lives striving for it. But does a checklist defined by society truly guarantee happiness? This book provides years worth of coaching to help you create change and realise your potential. Peter Teuscher brings his life experiences, shaped by his work as a l... more
  • Be BOLD Today: Unleash Your Potential, Master Your Mindset and Achieve Success

    by Leigh Burgess
    Ready to make a change? Thousands of leaders have reached their goals using The BOLD Framework. With this roadmap for success, you will believe in yourself without question, own your destiny, learn from setbacks and success, and design a life you love. “Compassionate and practical, Be BOLD Today offers a collection of actionable practices to help you expand your vision and potential. . . . This is not a book just to be read; it is designed to spur life-enhancing action.” —Amy C. Edmondson, No... more
  • CHRISTIAN CAPSULES

    by Jermaine J Ferrell
    This book centers on fixing false American Church teachings and misinterpretations of Scripture with chapters called Capsules. Each Capsule addresses issues within American Christianity and corrects them according to the Bible.
  • Why Smart Girls Get Into Bad Relationships and How Not To Do It Again

    by Barbara Leigh

    What women believe about themselves and others affects their relationships. Learn why things in your otherwise normal life go bad, how to recover, and what it takes to not do it again.

  • The Key to Gen Z

    by Andrew Whitmire
    Have you ever wondered what rizz, big yikes, stan, and cap means, when the last time you checked, Stan was the name of your uncle and yikes was something Scooby Doo said when he saw a ghost? Gen Z is complicated. And the complicated part is the fact that these kids call us extra. They call us complicated. They call us cheugy and high key, whatever that means. But let me tell you something, Mom and Dad. Gen Z isn't that complicated, and neither are you. The Key to Gen Z is here to be your sher... more
  • Coping Courageously

    by Delia Chiaramonte, MD
    Written by an integrative palliative care physician, this book is an honest and practical guide for families facing a serious medical condition. Filled with engaging stories of families that Dr. Chiaramonte has guided through the experience of illness, Coping Courageously addresses important but often neglected topics such as having challenging conversations, managing uncertainty, making tough medical decisions, and skillfully managing family stress.
  • Wounded Healing

    by Jorja Jamison
    Imagine landing your dream job as an addiction psychologist at the nation’s most famous alcohol and drug treatment facility. You’ve spent 8 grueling years earning your Master’s and Doctorate degrees in a program you were never supposed to get into, and you’ve been identified as a rising star in the field. At every turn, leaders and clients are praising your abilities. There’s just one catch: you have been doing all this while secretly battling your own addiction. For years you lead a painful dou... more
  • The Keys to Charisma

    by Laurette Paquet
    The Keys to Charisma is a book that encompasses the idea that ANYONE can be charismatic. It breaks down the aspects of charisma and expresses that charisma is not just something you are born with, but it can be learned too. This book is filled with various techniques and examples on cultivating charisma and will leave you feeling more confident and socially prepared.
  • Platyoceandanthes Amabilisum

    by Gary (G.E.B.) Shelton
    Through metaphor, simile and occasional reference, the author promotes self-reflection. Streams of consciousness writing encourages whimsey and insight allowing us to imagine our capabilities without social constraints. By looking outside of ourselves - as if on a cruise ship, staring at the line where the sea meets the sky, we find meaning in our lives. The author also suggests thinking beyond defining characteristics in order to develop a greater sense of self.
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