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They’ve got homework coming out of their ears… but is your teen equipped with all the skills they need to live a happy, healthy, and independent life? Our children don’t just need successful careers. They also need to be able to look after themselves, be emotionally and mentally resilient, and ready to embrace the future with confidence. This essential workbook has you covered. It’s designed to help your teen prepare themselves for the future in a fun and engaging way—so that they really absorb everything they’re learning and are inspired to think about the future with a new outlook.

Some journeys spiral rather than climb. Jennifer Bloom’s circularity (poems in the spirit of tarot) is such a journey, unfolding through seen and unseen worlds where the sacred hides in the ordinary and each breath invites mystery. Inspired by The Lightning Spiral, Pamela Eakins’s course on the Kabbalistic Tree of Life, the poems in circularity move through the ten spheres and twenty-two paths of the Tarot. In this collection, Jennifer expresses the numerology, elements, and symbols of the Tarot through the language of everyday experience.

The first in an epic monster romantasy trilogy, set in a world of reptilian beastfolk, magical snakes, meddling gods, and a half-Naga FMC. Includes multiple monster romances, including sapphic rep! Her whole life they called her a monster... but now she's determined to save them all. Marissa is used to being alone. She is a half-Naga; an orphan born into a world where colonizing humans are at odds with the native reptilian beastfolk. She spends her days wandering the streets of the kingdom, hiding her snake scales and wondering if her life will ever be more than just trying to survive.

My Life at the Cemetery: It's Not as Dead as You Think is a selection of entertaining and moving stories gleaned from the 12 years author Sandra Kay Doyle worked in the deathcare industry. Some of these stories will make you laugh out loud. Others will elicit tears. Still others will leave you shaking your head in amazement at the wide range of human behavior that rears its head during the stressful times surrounding the death of a loved one. One thing's for sure: death brings out not only the best in people, but also the absolute worst.

What God Said to Me is a heartfelt collection of daily spiritual reflections by Danita Murdoch, inspired by her personal walk with Christ. These messages offer encouragement, faith, and divine insight for anyone seeking a deeper connection with God.

London 1875 - Twenty-year-old Anna Montgomery is navigating through rough waves of changing social expectations and industrial upheaval. But her father's sudden death is the breaker that nearly overwhelms her. When she and her brothers inherit their father's successful shipping concern, those same waves become her escape to freedom. Throughout the turmoil of uncovering distressing business practices within Montgomery Shipping, Anna is calmed only by her music.

Seeking a fresh start, Jamie, a newly widowed mother of two, moves her family from a busy metropolis to a small Southern town. Their temporary accommodation is a colonial mansion in the heart of the Lowcountry. Formerly a rice plantation, this home is now a den of suspended souls, the darkest of which resides in the attic.

A young boy's body is found in a quiet neighborhood with no visible signs to indicate the reason for his death. But things are not always as they seem. Katherine Grayson, Special Investigator for the Virginia State Police, is all too aware of this. These types of cases are nothing new to her, but they still pull on her emotional heartstrings. As Kat digs deeper into the evidence behind the boy's death, she finds the pit grows bigger and blacker the deeper she goes. Is this what humanity has come to? Will there be any answer to any of this that makes sense?

What is the future of architecture? Will architects be remembered for their craft, or will the profession continue to be fractured, chasing fame and fleeting trends? In Super-Architect: The Future of Architecture, Beau Dromiack challenges architects to rethink their approach and proposes the required posture that leans into the future.

Frederic and Charlotte Rosenthal finally took their first steps toward a new life in Three Oaks, Michigan, when they boarded a boat bound for Ellis Island one year, six months, and eight days after the end of the Second World War. Holocaust survivors with barely a penny in their pockets, they feared so many unknowns, but what terrified them most was the birth of their first child, due only three months later. They weren't ready for what happened next.

At 14-years-old, Karen Oliver’s son Ben was diagnosed with Friedreich's Ataxia, a rare genetic disorder affecting coordination and mobility and causes the development of cardiomyopathy and associated arrythmias. She was told he would be wheelchair bound by seventeen and live no longer than 34. But Ben was not going to let that stop him.

A deadly intelligence leak. A shattered alliance. A world on the edge of war. When a critical intelligence breach rocks the Five Eyes network—an alliance between the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand—private intelligence operative Dalton Drake and his elite team are called in to help find the leak before it ignites a global crisis. But before they can even begin, a brazen assassination attempt on the US vice president nearly wipes them out as well.

OPT For ONENESS is a transformational spiritual novel that blends engaging fiction with practical teachings on inner peace, spiritual growth, emotional healing, and higher consciousness. Through the journey of two workshop leaders—Dr. Oneness (Dr. O) and Tatiana—the story guides listeners through a profound process of personal transformation, self-awareness, and awakened perception. At its core, the book explores the everyday struggle between two modes of consciousness. One is shaped by the senses and conditioned thinking, which often lead to stress, conflict, and a sense of separation.

Unwilling to let her past define her, Dr. Gail Finney has carved an impressive, successful career—and life—for herself. In this emotional and inspirational memoir, she tells her remarkable story. Learn how she ascended from the roach motel to the ivory tower. In a word, Dr. Gail Finney could be described as resilient. Her childhood was turbulent. She and her family lived below the poverty line, and before she was 18 years old, Gail moved 20 times. It was difficult, attending new schools and trying to make friends.

Books claiming to be the definitive guide to revenue operations are ignoring a key issue: companies aren’t really organized around revenue growth. In The RevOps Advantage: How to Maximize Your Revenue Teams’ Potential, Amy Osmond Cook, PhD, Ryan Westwood, and Bala Balabaskaran—three of technology's most accomplished go-to-market executives—share their groundbreaking approach to architecting teams with revenue growth at the core.

Women Who Talk to the Dead chronicles the remarkable journey of Detroit Police Detective Shannon Jones and FBI Special Agent Leslie Larsen. Surrounded by skepticism and bureaucratic roadblocks, these women spearhead Operation UNITED—the largest coordinated exhumation of unidentified murder victims in FBI history.

On the sunny shores of California, Julia McWilliams is poised to embrace a life of comfort and financial security, with a marriage proposal from a wealthy man to consider. But as World War II erupts in the US, her patriotic fervor compels her to abandon her secure future. Trading country clubs for covert codes, Julia joins the Office of Strategic Services, where her sharp mind aids the Allied cause in the shadowy realm of espionage.

By 1851, all of London has fallen in love with A Christmas Carol, heralding Charles Dickens as “the man who invented Christmas.” But for his wife, Catherine, Christmas is less of a reason for celebration and more of a burden. Between hosting lavish parties, decorating her home, and caring for her eight children—with one more on the way—she feels more like Scrooge than herself this year. But everything changes after a chance encounter with a kitchen cook, who reminds her that Christmas can be a time of miracles and magic, if she is willing to open her heart.

MARNIE IS DEAD, TO BEGIN WITH. There is no doubt whatever about that. So who the hell sent Carol this text? Born Christmas Day eighteen years ago, Carol Davis is known for anything but holiday spirit. Sharp-tongued and self-centered, she’s made her way to the pinnacle of high school by walking over anyone who stands in her way, be they enemy, friend, or even family.

My Journey Through the Cross is an autobiography about a woman's journey from growing up with fragmented memories of her childhood, not knowing who she was and why she was here, to encountering deep struggles in her marriage which led her desperately to seek closeness with the Lord. Through many gut-wrenching ordeals breaking out of spiritual chains, he comes to find a deep, meaningful and satisfying relationship with Him which gives her the courage she needs to face the issues in her marriage.