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Zombie pirates, living toys, medical equipment, and mannequins. These are just a few of the things that can tear you apart. Enjoy these stories and try not to disparage the things you see just because you don't think they're conscious. You could insult a psychopathic thing that you never expected would murder your family tonight.

Deja que el señor King, galardonado autor líder en ventas a nivel mundial, y el señor Sendak, ganador de la Medalla Caldecott por Donde viven los monstruos, te lleven a la más deliciosamente audaz interpretación de este cuento clásico de los hermanos Grimm. Pero… ¿encontrarás la salida?

High in the Alborz Mountains of northwestern Iran, an archaeological team disappears. Americans are among the missing. Days later, imagery from U.S. spy satellites reveals detachments of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps descending upon the site. . . With the presidential election only months away, President Roger Hancock authorizes a covert CIA mission into the mountains of Iran. Their objective: rescue the archaeologists and uncover the truth.

This book isn't about perfection. It's about reclaiming your body, spirit, and piece — one breath, one sip, one honest truth at a time. Written during a time of deep recovery and transformation, Balanced Body, Nourished Soul is part guide, part emotional journey. It invites you to reconnect with your body through simple, powerful, movement. To hydrate not just with water, but with purpose. And to listen to the wisdom your soul's been whispering all along.

Jesse Thomas, a humble, unassuming war hero from a tiny northeast Mississippi town, has dealt with a lot in his short life, including the tragic loss of his parents in a car crash. But what troubles him most is the disappearance of his wife, Mary, over a year ago. Cleared as a suspect by investigators, Jesse is perplexed that no one talks about her anymore. It’s as if she never existed. Only one clue was left behind: the remains of Mary’s dog. Although dismissed by law enforcement, Jesse thinks it’s significant to the case.

It provides a rich source of ideas for therapeutic practice while offering dramatic insights for the study of culture and society, with applications that extend across film, literature and politics. Taking you step-by-step through Freud's original ideas and their evolution, this book explores the birth of psychoanalysis and provides a clear account of fundamental psychoanalytic concepts. Written by a highly respected authority in the field, this updated edition is essential listening.

What We Eat explores world history through the lens of the global journeys of nearly ninety food products. Leading historians trace the origins and popularization of items commonly found in supermarkets, showing how each food illuminates wider histories.

In Jesus: The Son of God, Stephen McFarlane invites listeners to examine the evidence, logic, and meaning behind that question. This book explores the life, claims, and impact of Jesus Christ using historical and philosophical insight rather than religious tradition alone. Through ten clear and thought-provoking chapters, McFarlane presents a reasoned case for faith — one that bridges the gap between belief and evidence. You’ll discover how history, morality, and logic all point toward the truth of Jesus as the divine Son of God and why this truth still changes lives today.

From May 1941 to the end of night raids in 1943, Luftwaffe bombers attacked provincial cities across England, Scotland, and Wales. However, these air raids are not considered part of the Blitz—at least, not according to the British Official History. The official historiography maintains that the Blitz on the United Kingdom ended when aircraft were redeployed to support the invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, after the final major raid against London that May.

In Retire Like the 1%, Stephen McFarlane reveals how the world’s wealthiest approach retirement—and how you can apply the same timeless principles, no matter your income. Retirement isn’t the end of your story; it’s the beginning of your greatest chapter.

Barry and Lich are two high school outcasts living as much of a life as they can in the small town of Grafting, Michigan, circa 1995. Life ain’t great, but it ain’t too bad either. That is, until the Grafting quake hits and a strange man heading a secretive organization shows up with an army of brilliant minds, highly trained mercenaries, and a monster that’s crawled straight from the realm of nightmares. As it turns out, reality is starting to tear, and things from another dimension are starting to pop up—things with really bad intentions.

Some say relationship problems stem from a lack of love. We believe the opposite is true: it’s precisely because of love, vulnerability, and closeness that old wounds rise to the surface. The real problem isn’t your relationship—it’s the emotional baggage you’re carrying. Whether you’re already in a relationship—new or long-term—or dreaming of one, there’s something essential you need to know: a secret language and a magical formula that not even the world’s top experts talk about. This book contains that priceless knowledge.

Death imitates Art. Digger can draw. Man! can he draw. He’d be a shoo-in to go to Design Center, the prestigious art school for rich kids, but he hasn’t any money. Design Center is notorious for being tight with scholarships and Digger’s parents are less than willing to co-sign the necessary loans. He lives with his abusive mother and his apathetic sister. His father left them years ago, leaving him with a case of PTSD. It's 1985 and Digger meets two women who will change his life. How will he change theirs?

In AI and the Octopus Organization: Building the Superintelligent Firm, leading futurist Jonathan Brill and innovation expert Stephen Wunker unveil a groundbreaking vision for how organizations must evolve to survive and thrive in the age of artificial intelligence. Drawing inspiration from the octopus, an ancient creature noted for both rapid adaptation and distributed intelligence, the authors show that only businesses that rewire their structure, leadership, and decision-making can unlock AI's full potential.

There are basic biblical principles for local churches in all times and cultural contexts. Stephen Gammon has studied this guidance throughout nearly five decades of ministry, growing up as a son and grandson of pastors, serving as an overseer of local churches, being a denominational leader and a military chaplain among diverse faith backgrounds, and through interdenominational connections regionally, nationally, and internationally. His life experiences have taught him that when church leaders know and apply basic and clear biblical principles of governance, positive results come.

A gripping testament to human endurance and the indifference of nature, The Open Boat by Stephen Crane captures the harrowing true story of survival at sea after the wreck of the steamer Commodore. Based on Crane’s own near-death experience, this masterpiece of American naturalism follows four men—the captain, the cook, the correspondent, and the oiler—as they struggle against exhaustion, hunger, and the merciless power of the ocean in a tiny dinghy adrift off the Florida coast.

Matt Deal is a man with nothing left to lose. Retired and haunted by the ghosts of his past, he boards a bus with a single destination—vengeance. Two men, Paul Greenslade and Sean O’Rourke, orchestrated the bloody siege of Cut Bank and walked free. The justice system failed. Now, Deal will deliver his own.

In The 401(k) Liquidity Trap, Stephen McFarlane reveals how the retirement system keeps millions locked into accounts they can’t access, invested in ways they don’t control, and trapped in a plan that wasn’t designed for their freedom.

In The Retirement Fallacy, Stephen McFarlane challenges the myth that life’s meaning begins after 65. Drawing from faith, family, and decades of leadership, he reveals how to live with power, purpose, and legacy at every stage of life—not just after you leave the workforce.

The root cause of this looming existential crisis is our addiction to consumption of material goods, and our unquestioning acceptance of the outrageous maldistribution of wealth among individuals and nations. Can we throw off these addictions and assumptions? McCarthy believes that we can. He starts by delving into the last two thousand years of Christian history. He traces the role of Jesus' revolutionary teaching in a series of dramatic convulsions of human consciousness that have, suddenly and unexpectedly, changed attitudes and behaviour in previously unthinkable ways.