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Now that I’m officially an explorer, it’s time for my first big adventure in the ocean! I’ve never seen so much water in my life… or so many weird mobs. There are helpful dolphins, super-sleepy squids, and a parrot who doesn’t have an off switch. But something out there is wrong. There’s a shadow in the deep. Something big. Something dangerous. Fred and I have to figure out what it is before it decides we’re the next thing on the menu!

Can’t a dragon get a break? Just when I thought things might finally quieten down in Scorchville, something feels… off. Someone’s sneaking around the village at night and stealing vegetables. Sure, it’s not exactly an End-of-the-World emergency, but the villagers act like it’s a code-red crisis. And apparently I’m the dragon for the job. With my best friend Isamu backing me up, I figure this mystery will be solved in no time. But when we track down the culprit, we discover that vegetables are the least of Scorchville’s problems… and I might be the only dragon who can stop what’s coming next.

I used to be a regular kid, until I got stuck in Minecraft. But you probably know that, right? Amelia and I are busy decoding the second clue when we get a request from our favourite farting creeper to join the battle. But there’s no way we can make it on time… unless we find a shortcut. Along the way we meet some forgetful players, fortune-telling endermen and a witch who we highly suspect eats children. Or at least baby villagers.

Are you tired of being the person everyone secretly rolls their eyes at? Do you suspect you might be the human equivalent of a parking ticket annoying, unnecessary, and universally disliked? Well, good news: Douse the Douche: A Guide to Cleaning Up Your Act is here to save you (and everyone around you). This hilariously honest guide is packed with self-awareness wake-up calls, step-by-step instructions for detoxing your inner jerk, and enough humor to make your ego cringe (in a good way).

Business Credit Decoded is an insider's guide on how to build an exceptional business credit score and profile for any business. This book will reveal how a business owner can be approved for tens of thousands of dollars in revolving credit cards and credit lines. Plus, this special book reveals how business owners can secure large amounts of cash funding for their business without a personal guarantee required from the business owner.

Inventor and scientist Nikola Tesla believed in life on other planets. One night in his laboratory in the Colorado mountains, he began noting electronic signals that he deduced came from an intelligent life form on another planet. While over 100 years later we have still failed to prove the existence of alien life, Tesla’s short article provides a fascinating look at the possibility of interplanetary communication. To the visionary who invented wireless communication, sending a message to Mars was merely the logical next step.

I finally escaped The End and found a semi-peaceful life giving joyrides to baby villagers… until I saw something impossible: another dragon in the Overworld. A red dragon. And he’s not majestic or mysterious. He’s the rudest, grossest, most irritating mob I’ve ever met. He’s also intent on destroying the village and every mob in it. The villagers are panicking. So I guess it’s up to me to stop him. Being the villain was bad. But being the hero? That still sucks.

Forget everything you’ve heard about “passive income.” This isn’t about making a few extra bucks with ChatGPT—it’s about engineering your complete escape from employment. While others use AI to build $10K/month freedom businesses, you’re still trading time for a paycheck that barely scales. The real reason you’re still stuck isn’t lack of opportunity—it’s that you’re using AI like a toy instead of a wealth-building machine. This audiobook isn’t another list of prompts. It’s a proven 12-month roadmap that stacks 3 kinds of AI income until your automated earnings eclipse your salary.

Most people use ChatGPT to save time. The smart ones use it to buy their freedom. This isn’t another side hustle—it’s your blueprint to design a life where income flows automatically while you finally live on your terms. You’ve done everything right—worked hard, checked the boxes, followed the rules. But deep down, you know the system was never built to make you free. Meanwhile, people with half your talent are earning full-time income from AI. The difference isn’t luck—it’s leverage.

Did you know a bed can save your life, the Ender Dragon has a name, and that one of the cutest mobs drops slime? Discover weird mobs, sneaky secrets, rare Easter eggs, and handy tips to help you survive and thrive in every dimension. From the Overworld to the Nether to The End, you’ll learn cool details that make the game even more exciting.

A carnival in Minecraft? Yeah... feels like a trap. I used to be a regular kid until I got stuck in Minecraft. But you probably know that already. The Carnival of Code looks fun... until it tries to kill us. We’re ready to move on, but guess where the next rare item for our rainbow portal is hiding?

Quit Alcohol examines the root cause of alcohol addiction, explains why it's so difficult to quit conventionally, and opens a new door to give you an escape route. No matter who you are, how much you drink, or what program you belong to, if you need to regain control of your life, the system in Quit Alcohol will arm you with one of the most valuable tools you'll ever have.

Containing step-by-step instructions, everything you need to learn kettlebell training, or how to teach others.

The summer of 1956 starts out like any other summer for 15-year-old Henry Pederson: hot, long, and boring. That all changes when Jenny Sarsky, along with her guardian angel and her family, moves into the house three doors down.

To those who believed that all the great electric discoveries had already been made, Tesla says, “What has been so far done by electricity is nothing as compared with what the future has in store.” In this fascinating article, he discusses the possibilities yet to be enacted using electricity. He successfully predicted current inventions, including common smartphone technologies of sending photos and using voice-to-text tools. Others are yet to be accomplished to his full vision....

Where does human energy come from, and where is it going? In this fascinating text, notable inventor Nikola Tesla examines these fundamental questions as he theorizes ways of maximizing human energy. While he thinks like a scientist, Tesla writes like a philosopher, making the text accessible for a wider audience. The Problem of Increasing Human Energy functions as both a valuable contribution to scientific thought and a self-help book for humanity.

Shortly after John Wilkes Booth assassinated President Lincoln, he was tracked down and shot by authorities - that's what was officially reported, anyway. Lawyer Finis L. Bates, however, decided to set the record straight when he reported that in 1870 his acquaintance "John St. Helen" revealed himself to be none other than Booth living under an alter ego. Bates' version of the story is this: a hushed-up escape led Booth to 38 years of secret identities and an eventual suicide in an Oklahoma hotel. In this historical text, Bates unpacks the surprising truth about this infamous assassin.

Lincoln's Last Hours describe the assassination and last moments of President Lincoln's life. They were written by Dr. Charles Leale, the first doctor to attend to Lincoln after he was shot.

The Celestial Country is a classic poem by St. Bernard of Cluny. Bernard, a monk of the celebrated Monastery of Cluny, under the Abbot Peter the Venerable, was born of English parents at the old seaport of Morlaix, in Brittany, and lived in the 12th century.

A quiet, emotionally immersive story about fractured identity, creative fear, and the courage to choose—perfect for fans of The Midnight Library and This Is How You Lose the Time War. Can you unwrite a future you haven’t yet lived? Auren Solven thought they had made peace with the past—until a mirror reveals not who they were, but who they’re afraid to become. Pulled into a nonlinear journey of memory, future selves, and unwritten love, Auren must reclaim authorship before the story continues without them.