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  • Muddy Banks

    Carmen Jackson Art

    Step into the First Day, when the world was new and the rivers first began to flow. Muddy Banks is a gentle Dreaming story that carries young readers to the beginning of time - to the Awakening, when Country was alive with spirit, song, and story. Through rich illustrations and timeless characters, children are invited to see how land, water, and sky are woven together. This First Nations tale celebrates

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  • Teach Me the Love that Is Evergreen

    Peter Shahrokh

    A BOOK ABOUT PAINTING AND DOGS When Peter Shahrokh came home with his family and their new puppy on a dreary afternoon in February, he had no idea of the turn his life had taken. He hadn't wanted a dog, but his wife and daughter had insisted on it. The next day, the little fellow was following behind him in the backyard but got too curious and fell into the cold swimming pool. Peter pulled him ou

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  • In Kinship with Dogs

    Silvia Jay

    Silvia Jay has been dedicated to understanding and working with dogs since ‎‎1995. In her captivating book, "In Kinship with Dogs", she beautifully ‎explains how our inter-species paradise has been troubled and this book's ‎purpose is to change that. This book delves into the intricate dynamics of our ‎relationship with dogs, examining how it is, how it should be, and the parallel

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  • An Introduction to Music Theory

    Rowena Chadwick-Smith

    An Introduction to Music Theory offers a comprehensive exploration of rhythm, melody, and harmony, providing a foundational understanding of these essential elements in music. Delving into the intricacies of rhythm, the book uncovers the patterns, types, and cultural influences that shape musical expression. From regular rhythms to swing rhythms, readers will gain insight into how rhythm organizes sound and enrich

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  • The Folk River - Memories from the Early Scottish Folk Club Scene

    Fraser Bruce

    The folk club scene did not really take off until the 1960s. In fact, in 1960 there were only four folk clubs in Scotland, the oldest of them only two years old. Ten years later there was one in practically every town of any size, several in the cities. This was the same story throughout the United Kingdom. The folk scene grew in parallel with technology. National television coverage, recording technique

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  • Strategic Victory

    Kevin Wraight

    In Strategic Victory, Kevin Wraight takes us on a journey through history's most important ‎and influential land battles that shaped the course of time. This follow-up to his previous work ‎War at Sea shows how these few land battles shaped the world we live in today. From Greeks ‎holding off Persians to Rome's victory over Carthage, Wraight shows us that every battle has a ‎s

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  • Morning

    Kevin Wraight

    Morning by Kevin Wraight is a compelling exploration of the military and strategic significance ‎of France during World War II. This richly detailed narrative takes readers through the pivotal ‎moments of the war, from the German Blitzkrieg and the evacuation at Dunkirk to the D-Day ‎landings and the liberation of France by the Allies. ‎ In part one, Fall Gelb, Kevin offers a c

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  • Dada Nihilism Too

    Lucas Shakespere

    A short philosophical documentary that tries to prove to the common people in the world that ‎superhuman Laughter might be a gateway to accessing latent human potentials that lie dormant ‎within the collective unconscious. They speculated that by harnessing the transformative power of ‎laughter, individuals could tap into a reservoir of creativity, intuition, and healing abilities that ‎transcended

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  • The Last Vicar of Hatfield

    Kevin Bright

    Isaac, a vicar in rural England, finds his life in turmoil after the still birth of his third child in 1917. ‎After his wife leaves him, shunned by polite society, he embarks on a spiritual and emotional ‎journey which leads him to a new understanding of faith and of his place in a rapidly changing ‎world. He finds new love and comes gradually to recognize the beauty and truth of nature and the ‎se

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  • Soul School

    Eli Rainbow

    Soul School by Eli Rainbow is a transformative guide that delves into the power of positive ‎thinking, gratitude, meditation, abundance, luck and self-care. Through personal anecdotes and ‎spiritual insights, the author explores the importance of living in the present moment, letting go of ‎worries, and embracing kindness and compassion. With practical exercises, life lessons and ‎med

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  • Navigating Separation with Resilience and Empowerment

    Audrey Bonvin

    Navigating Through Separation with Resilience and Empowerment by Audrey Bonvin is a ‎poignant and insightful guide for individuals facing the challenges of divorce or separation. ‎Through personal experiences and reflections, Bonvin offers a compassionate and empowering ‎perspective on navigating the emotional and practical complexities of ending a relationship. From ‎the initial real

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  • Why Is it Important to Have Gratitude in Your Life?

    Hafiz Sheriff

    Gratitude isn't just a fleeting "thank you"-it's a transformative force that can reshape your life. In this heartfelt exploration, Hafiz Sheriff reveals how cultivating gratitude can unlock joy, resilience, and deeper connections with others. Drawing on timeless wisdom and cutting-edge science, this book shows how simple practices-like keeping a gratitude journal or writing thank-you notes-can li

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