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Improve reading confidence for beginning and struggling readers and children with dyslexia with this decodable chapter book collection filled with fun and exciting adventures, featuring six separate stories all in one big... See More
Master UX/UI Design with Confidence Unlock the secrets of UX/UI design with this comprehensive guide tailored for aspiring designers and self-starters. Whether you're just beginning or looking to refine your skills, this... See More
Elizabeth Monroe has spent three bitter years as a widow, worn down by hardship in a New York garment factory. When desperation pushes her to answer a Montana rancher's mail-order bride ad, she leaves behind her past... See More
She came west to disappear. Instead, she found a man worth fighting for and a life worth living. Eleanor Bell was born into Boston wealth, but when her husband is murdered and his business partner turns out to be a... See More
You're not about to play with a Virgo! That's the sentence that sums up Mekole Ciara Henderson. Life sent her a tick, but it must have forgotten that she is the boom. Her bomb went off and destroyed the intended, but... See More
DISCOVER WASHINGTON LIKE A LOCAL - HIDDEN SPOTS, SCENIC DRIVES & REAL ADVENTURES AWAIT! Most visitors only scratch the surface when traveling through Washington. They rush to Pike Place Market, snap a photo at the Space... See More
We rarely know what's coming around the next corner-sometimes it's a detour rooted in destiny. But what feels like an ending often becomes the beginning of a beautiful new chapter. Course Corrected is a heartfelt collection... See More
Many people find the very notion of silence uncomfortable, even alarming or embarrassing. They are gripped by a kind of agoraphobia of the spirit. Many try to obliterate silence by turning up the volume control of music or... See More
When fourteen-year-old Emma loses both parents to a devastating cholera outbreak, her world collapses into the cold grip of a London workhouse. But even in the darkest corners of Victorian England, a spark of resilience... See More
In this humorous account of a dream mid-life journey, New Yorker Janice Inman takes a break from home and family and travels to Lisbon, hoping to learn how to make tile murals like the ones that cover so many of Portugal's... See More
London, 1882. Millie Williamson has only ever known hardship, but when tragedy strikes, she is left to fend for herself in a world that offers little mercy to a girl alone. Determined to survive, she finds work in a grand... See More
In the shadowed backstreets of Victorian London, one young woman must choose between survival and the quiet hope of something more. Eliza Berry spends her days scrubbing linens in a grimy East End washhouse, her hands raw... See More
Birmingham 1881. Dismissed as a thief and cast onto the streets, May Fletcher has nothing left to lose. When a kind bakery owner takes her in, May discovers she possesses an extraordinary gift for creating beautiful... See More
London, April 1882 In the bustling streets of Victorian London, young Hannah Collins clings to the fragmented memories of her parents and the hope of a brighter future. Life is harsh, but with the unwavering support of her... See More
London, April 1882 Ambitious and headstrong, Rose Andrews refuses to accept the quiet life expected of her. Raised among ledgers and led by curiosity, she dreams of forging her own future in a world that insists she know... See More
Clara Thorne has nothing left to lose -- except the butcher's shop that keeps her family alive. When her employer dies suddenly, nineteen-year-old Clara faces an impossible choice: watch a stranger sell the Whitechapel shop... See More
2021 PEN Open Book Finalist 2021 NAACP Image Award Finalist, Poetry 2021 Brooklyn Public Library Literary Prize, Longlist Dancing between lyric and narrative, Hafizah Geter's debut collection moves readers through the... See More
A charming story about friendship, community, and the magic that happens in bookstores -- when an anonymous note left in a book finds the wrong recipient. April, a smart and lonely tech worker, worries work from home has... See More
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage by Baron George Gordon Byron See More
A king's downfall and a love that transcends war Spurned by potential suitors, Miriam travels to Jezreel to care for her cousin's son. There, the precocious seven-year-old works his way into her heart. When Arameans swarm... See More
In the aftermath of Elijah's fiery ascension, the mantle of prophecy rests heavily on Elisha's shoulders. Called to shepherd Israel through turbulent times, he faces challenges from rulers, prophets, and even the people... See More
The authors do not purport to turn out a legion of female karate experts. They have selected responses for the average woman and are generous with advice and warning. They have worked out terse descriptions of the action... See More
"For the person who has already mastered the fundamentals, the present volume, profuse with diagrams and photographs, will serve as a handy guide to expanding [the options]." Yomiuri Shimbun Practical Karate: Defense... See More
The illustrations are clear and the instructions are simple, and a reasonably agile [practitioner] will not find it difficult to master these practical techniques It really is a serious book." Mainichi Shimbun... See More
lt offers easy-to-learn karate responses in typical self-defense situations. Diligent practice at home will equip one with more than instinct in an emergency situation." Mainichi Shimbun newspaper Practical Karate... See More
"Simple, clear, easy to learn Dispenses with hours of needed to practice for the professional Outstanding primer on selfdefense." Marine Corps Gazette Practical Karate: Fundamentals of SelfDefense is the first... See More
"The illustrations represent situations where attacks actually occur, rather than a gymnasium scene, which considerably enhances their realism An excellent point is the emphasis on footwork, with diagrams similar to those... See More
You can read this book in an afternoon with a cup of tea and then use it to keep your teacup from leaving a ring on your table. Actually, that may be a perfect metaphor for FLOW -- Finding Love Over Worry. What if you could... See More
He watches me like I belong to him. And if he has his way, he'll put a baby inside me to make sure no one else ever touches me again. Julian Cross is cold, powerful, and terrifyingly intense. He's also the billionaire... See More
Fully revised and updated with today's superstars! The ref blows the whistle, the striker approaches for kickoff, feet fly -- a soccer match is underway! With a fun mix of Sports Illustrated action photography, simple text... See More
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