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A Pain in the Gut
"A Pain in the Gut" is a self-reflective supplemental recovery guide that uses personal insights and humor to illuminate its tips. An examination of addiction and human struggles, pastor and therapist Joseph C. Way’s...
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"A Pain in the Gut" is a self-reflective supplemental recovery guide that uses personal insights and humor to illuminate its tips. An examination of addiction and human struggles, pastor and therapist Joseph C. Way’s...
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A work of boldness and excellence, Mandy-Suzanne Wong’s essay collection is an act of adoration for the ocean and all marine life. The collection centers on invertebrate species, including jellyfish, snails, and mollusks. It muses on...
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by Karen Rigby
Supernaturally gifted sisters team up to prevent injustice in the mystery novel "The Lad in the Lane", a story about fighting unfairness with the truth. Sisters partner with their neighbors to fight an unfair housing redevelopment in...
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A half-submerged island is the setting of a love story “not meant for land” in "When Water Became Blue", Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette’s sweetly wanton novel about women’s desire. Brought to shore by her partner and child, Anaïs, a...
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A warm and informative holiday book, "The True Gifts of Christmas" excavates the religious meanings and values of a bevy of Christmas traditions. Megan Alexander’s festive, faith-based coffee table book "The True Gifts of Christmas"...
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by Katy Keffer
A ranging and spirited educational manifesto, "American Educational Excellence" explores what makes the system in the US great. Academic and entrepreneur Kenan E. Sahin’s broad education guide "American Educational Excellence", which...
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by Katy Keffer
Acknowledging that digital threats to companies are prevalent, the leadership guide "The Cybersecurity Power Play" includes detailed insights to render challenges manageable for company boards. Krishna Rajagopal’s informative boardroom...
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Challenging expectations of perfection set forth by social media influencers and traditional home organizers, "Give Clutter the Middle Finger" is a warm and funny self-help guide. Meggie Mangione’s "Give Clutter the Middle Finger" is a...
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