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Descoperă alături de Paul J.R. Renaud perspective noi și modele care să te inspire – de la înotători olimpici până la oameni de afaceri și de la antrenori precum Octavian Bellu până la sportivi precum Nadia Comăneci –, ca să obții orice îți pui în minte. Fiecare capitol îți oferă instrumente și metode cu ajutorul cărora să pornești pe drumul către cea mai bună versiune a ta. Cu hotărâre, muncă asiduă și sprijin din partea unui mentor și a familiei, niciun țel nu ți se va mai părea imposibil. Ai încredere în tine.

Widowed from an arranged, unhappy marriage to a much older nobleman, Lady Roxanne Smith, dowager countess of Temple returns to England to reestablish her life. She’s self-assured, confident, and caring. As a widow her place in society is much different with more freedom. Marriage is the last thing on her mind. Graham Hawksbury, Earl of Otley is not only handsome, he’s a well-known rake. An unexpected new arrival and learning his best friend’s sister, Lady Roxanne, has returned upend his world. His feelings for the lady come tumbling out.

I clearly don’t comprehend why somebody would eat ice cream! I mean, honestly, is there something worse?

In the tradition of unforgettable character studies like "John Wick" and the moral complexity of "The Batman" comes a book that delivers both heart-pounding action and profound spiritual awakening. "The Rooster" introduces us to TorBjorn Tofte, a military assassin whose lethal precision made him America's deadliest weapon—until the weight of his own conscience became too heavy to bear.

So, you’re thinking about getting a degree. But do you truly know what lies ahead? Author and financial coach Charles A. Chadwick Jr. does—and he’s lived it. In College Debt or Skill Set: A Critical Choice for Success, Charles takes you behind the scenes of the college hustle, sharing how he paid for two degrees without external help and slashed his costs by 40% using one powerful strategy: a skill set.

Haunted outlaw Jeremiah Black, his gang shattered after a brutal raid on the Allihies West mine, escapes into the treacherous San Juan Mountains. Driven by desperation, he seeks one last score, partnering with a dubious gambler to target a gold train winding through the unforgiving canyons. He believes he can outrun his past, but the past rides hard and carries a badge.

El Dr. Moody investigó durante más de medio siglo sobre la muerte y sus fenómenos, mientras millones de personas en todo el mundo han narrado experiencias similares. Estos testimonios son la prueba evidente de que la senda abierta por el doctor Moody ha dejado una huella imperecedera en lo referido a la concepción que la sociedad moderna posee sobre la muerte, siendo imposible plantear hoy ningún debate sobre la misma sin recurrir a los contenidos de este libro, que han entrado en la categoría de clásicos sobre la materia.

In the third edition of Christianity and Secularism, Elgin L. Hushbeck, Jr. delivers a compelling exploration of the intersection between faith and modern society. With updated insights and refined arguments, this volume tackles the pressing questions of our time: Is Christianity still relevant in an age dominated by science and technology? Can faith coexist with reason? How do we navigate the growing secularization of culture?

Fall has come upon Wolfhollow, New Hampshire where the days are shorter and the nights cooler. Leah, Avery, and Grayson Bartlett have started back into the rhythm of their school year. However, a family friend asks the children to help him with a research project for an ancestor who traveled the historical Underground Railroad, with a stop near the Bartlett home in Wolfhollow, New Hampshire. What starts off as field trips to local museums turns into an adventure filled with an underground train, a snake pit, and a rope bridge over waterfalls.

This book lays out the true reasons why a percentage of American citizens have a fetish for their strong desire for assault weapons, and why as of 01/06/21, there was a display of deplorable people who were willing to maim and kill politicians for the first time in American history for the sake of an American president.

The son of working-class Czech immigrants, Christopher “Atlas” Novotny is a talented painter who arrives at Harvard on a full scholarship. Raised amid hardship, he is unprepared for the privileged world introduced to him by his freshman roommate, Lucien Orsini-Conti. Born to wealthy European diplomats, Lucien plays the part of the confident, sophisticated bon vivant. Where Lucien is bold and brash, Atlas is timid and introverted. Growing up a lonely outsider, Atlas is insecure, impressionable, and in awe of his brilliant roommate. But is Lucien all that he seems?

The Western world's growth started its first major developmental boom in the early 1800s. We all know the typical story: 1803, The Louisiana Purchase; 1845, Texas joins the Union; 1860, The Civil War; 1865, The abolishment of slavery in the US. Seems like the average 2006 class history lesson right? Of course, it does! While these things did happen, there are things that the government keeps out of textbooks, due to fear of civil unrest. Fear of the truth. A truth that is hard to digest.

Money struggles can feel like an endless battle. The stress of unpaid bills, the fear of not making ends meet, and the frustration of working hard but never getting ahead—it all adds up, leaving you feeling hopeless. Financial problems don’t just affect your wallet; they steal your peace, strain relationships, and make you question your future. But you don’t have to stay stuck. How to Become a Financially Confident Christian is a book of hope and transformation.

These reflections on school and schooling come from the crucible of practice in the real world of K–12 education. Written by a school leader for his school, these essays have a timeless and universal appeal for parents, grandparents, educators, school leaders, and all who care about the formation of the next generation. Chip Denton, founding head of Trinity School in Durham, North Carolina, applies multiple lenses—theological, pedagogical, and practical—to reflect on the ways a school’s mission drives a multitude of mindsets, traditions, and habits in a community of learners.

Stranded on a forgotten island, the young wizard Elian and his companions seek shelter in a crumbling ruin—but the island has plans of its own. Lurking beneath the surface is an ancient hunger, one that warps flesh and mind alike. As the line between pleasure and peril blurs, Elian is drawn into a world of seductive horror, where desire is a weapon and corruption feels like bliss.

Deputy Marshal Zeb Clemens usually goes out looking for trouble—but sometimes, it finds him first. The town of Silver Mesa seemed ideal for him: not too large, not too small, neither too remote nor too close to civilization… and even a woman he fancies. It’s the perfect hometown for a man who cannot die.

This audiobook is dedicated to anyone who has any kind of mental health or any kind of condition that precludes them from reading or even concentrating when they pick up a book to read. I am one of those individuals. I have never read a book from cover to cover except for my very own two books. I know there are many people out there who are drugged up on some type of witches’ brew to make them a zombie so that they are incapable of doing anything but just being relaxed. I would like to introduce you to The Broken Mirror audiobook that was narrated by an army veteran.

American’s today have lost their sense of direction and now rely upon the compass, G.P.S. screen in the automobile or smart phone. Simply Society is no longer connected to a God given sense of direction visible in the natural elements of creation.

Fifty years after the establishment of the Imperium, and 450 years before the events of Isolate, Dominic Mikail Ysella—ancestor of Avraal Ysella—is the grandson of the last king of Aloor. Stripped of most of their land, Dominic, as the third son, must support himself. Dominic becomes a legalist and is elected to the Imperial Council quietly working as an isolate, someone unreadable by government telepaths.

In School Communities of Strength, Peter W. Cookson, Jr., lays out a blueprint for providing equitable educational opportunities for students from all socioeconomic strata, and particularly for the five million American children who live with the extreme material hardship known as deep poverty. This work issues an urgent call to action for K–12 schools to put in place the policies, practices, and programs that enable economically vulnerable students to thrive.