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Pelo menos um terço das pessoas que conhecemos é de introvertidos. Eles preferem ouvir a falar. Trabalham melhor por conta própria do que em grupo, são inventivos e criativos, mas não gostam de se autopromover. Foram responsáveis por inúmeras contribuições fundamentais à sociedade, mas muitos de nós não sabemos disso por conta de um traço marcante de sua personalidade: eles são quietos. O poder dos quietos mostra como pessoas reservadas podem se tornar grandes líderes e ser bem-sucedidas por causa da introversão, e não apesar dela.

Concluí que o caráter agridoce não é apenas um sentimento momentâneo. É um modo de ser, uma resposta autêntica ao problema de estar vivo em um mundo profundamente imperfeito e teimosamente belo.

Von Bestsellerautorin Ada Caine: Eine junge Gouvernante verbirgt ihre adlige Herkunft – der Weg in ein neues Leben? Österreich-Ungarn, 1896: Nachdem die junge Komtess Hanna ihr Erbe verloren hat, findet sie Zuflucht und Unterstützung bei der Oblatenbäckerin Burgl in Karlsbad. Zum Glück lernt sie so Gräfin Valeria kennen, die sie als Gouvernante für ihre Enkelin Antonia auf ihrem Landsitz anstellt. Trotz anfänglicher Schwierigkeiten gelingt es Hanna, eine Beziehung zu Antonia aufzubauen.

Josie thought she had married the perfect man. But as their love grows cold, she can't shake the feeling that he's hiding something—or someone. Then the first letter arrives at her door. It demands that she read it immediately. He's lying to you. Josie investigates on her own, haunted by two questions: Was her marriage a lie? Or is someone using the letters to destroy it—one secret at a time? The letters keep coming, each carrying the same chilling warning: Tell no one of this letter, or there will be consequences. All Josie wants is to know the truth.

In With You Now, Kandace guides us through her stories and into an exploration of healing emotional pain resulting from complex childhood trauma. Our unconscious beliefs as children do not just fade chronologically as we grow older. At the tender age of six years old, Kandace was named dangerous by an adult in her life. That belief was shattered at fifty years old and in the presence of women who persuaded her that she was not too much and that her "dangerous,” beautiful self was her ability to confront injustice with clarity, compassion, and a call to change.

Growing up in Florida, Diana Kress was always weird. She talked to her dead relatives, even saw into other worlds. But she never thought she was dangerous. That all changed in 7th grade when something supernatural attacked her and her friends in the woods at Twin Lakes, killing them and leaving her scarred for life. With no answers, she blamed herself for their deaths and so did everyone else, including the police. But they couldn’t prove anything.

Inspired by a cherished memory and her #1 New York Times Bestselling book Bittersweet, Susan Cain has collaborated with five family members to tell this touching tale of a forever friendship between two brothers and the donkeys they meet on a memorable vacation. On the first day of their farm...

It's natural to question our existence and wonder if there's more to this life. The good news is that there IS more! There is SO much more! Abundance awaits us! And it's not about doing more, striving harder, or working longer. For generations, ancient wisdom has been shared across cultures and religions, calling us to embrace a higher purpose. By adopting this wisdom, we can view the world through a fresh lens and redefine how we perceive meaning, purpose, and success.

Simon Peter, Heaven’s hardest working saint, is maxed out on vacation. Forced to take a holiday, he goes to Earth to reconnect with his humanity. A Room of Steve’s Own, or Give Us Some Space! Steve, Heaven’s Emissary to Hell, tries to find office space. Instead, he and an old friend are sent on a quest to retrieve a stolen object. Bringing Up Baby in Hell, or What’s the Matter?

Read by the author. God has created you and called you to flourish even in the most difficult times: When there’s chaos, division, disasters, and wars. When your circumstances are challenging, your relationships are strained, your dreams have been shattered, or you are being shamed, slandered...

My father was a serial killer—or so I thought. My dad, Dennis Kempmen, had his quirks but was respected in our small town. That was until children began disappearing and he became the main suspect. I started to believe what others were saying: My father was a killer.

Underneath the dirty lights of the wrestling ring, lies a world far from the glitz and glamour seen by the audience. It's a world of scraped elbows from bloody canvas's long drives in beaten-up cars, and paychecks that barely cover gas money. A world where "enhancement talents" exist-not to win but also not to lose, but to be spectacular at the cost of their own bodies.

Alisa Cain shares a deeply personal and moving memoir that spans the breadth of her life, marked by both heartache and enduring love. Beginning with her humble beginnings in a small town in North Georgia, Alisa reflects on her early years, shaped by her mother’s struggles and the profound impact of losing a sibling. The birth of her brother with a rare condition, sacral agenesis, further influenced her understanding of strength and vulnerability.

Her mother's rules were simple, but Annie Meadows rarely followed them. The rules were required, though, if they didn't want to get caught. Sometimes Annie believed what she and her mother did was wrong, but she was told they were helping the children in the basement. When Annie heard them cry in their locked rooms, it didn't feel that way. As she got older, Annie reflected on what she had done and vowed never to be like her mother. Then she met little Gracie Bradshaw, a child in her daycare classroom. Gracie is special, just like Annie was.

By one of the fastest runners of her generation, an affecting, brutally honest memoir of elite sports gone wrong—and a clear-eyed call for how parents, coaches, and young athletes themselves can build a healthier youth sports culture. Few women have ever run 800 meters in under two minutes...

It’s time for Gwen Proctor to bury her past—before it buries her. For years, the Lost Angels have hunted Gwen, blaming her for the murders committed by her ex-husband, Melvin Royal. Now, they’ve found a new weapon: a viral true-crime podcast that drags Gwen and her family back into the spotlight—and into the path of a deadly new danger. Then the FBI arrives with a chilling warning: someone is killing Gwen’s enemies, leaving behind a twisted signature that links the crimes to Melvin. The evidence points to the last person Gwen ever expected—Sam Cade, the man she’s come to trust with her heart.

Findet die Oblatenbäckerin Burgl ihr Glück? Das mitreißende Finale der Saga von Ada Caine 1896: Burgl ist der Neuanfang in Karlsbad geglückt: Die Oblatenbäckerei floriert und Burgl erwartet ihr erstes Kind. Durch die Schwangerschaft braucht sie dringend eine weitere Hilfskraft. Doch in Karlsbad verschwinden plötzlich junge Frauen, auch das Mädchen, das bei Burgl einspringen wollte. Schließlich arbeitet die Gouvernante Hanna mit, die auf eine Anstellung bei einer Gräfin wartet. Als Burgl erfährt, dass es diese nicht gibt, wird sie misstrauisch.

Luther is a traditional gay vampire who loves the baths and dance clubs. He's also a romantic. In fact, ask his new boyfriend...he'll tear your heart out. Teamed up with Max, the son of Satan, they manage to murder their way into the beds and dark spaces of every cruising bar in town. When a tattooed demon massacres an entire dance club during a "White party," the Florida police have no other choice but to accept Max and Luther's help to hunt down the paranormal creatures and have some dangerous sex along the way.

Aiden, Kaelyn, and Lepitot Ravenstone compete in the Wizard Duels, the monthly tournament meant to train them for battle, though they can't imagine anything bad ever happening in Merwell. Aiden is a thirteen-year-old wizard who never tries too hard, but still wants to be a great wizard someday. He is stuck in the shadow of his twin sister, Kaelyn, who is bound and determined to be the youngest witch ever admitted to Wizwitch University. Lepitot, the youngest, has no magical abilities whatsoever, but can brew potions better than anyone.

Walter "Boomer" Stapleton has good reason to believe that he is the ultimate stereotype: divorced, middle-aged, tired of his job, involved with a much younger woman, and soon to lose his only child to college. He is a Baby Boomer, one of an anonymous seventy-seven million Americans at or approaching midlife. With his fiftieth birthday just around the corner, Boomer is finished being a poster child for his generation and determined to forge a new path despite his progressively shrinking set of life options.