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"The Glass Dog" is about a wizard who lived on the top floor of a tenement building, always studying and pondering. He had all the books and formulas of all the wizards who had lived before him. Many folks came to him for help about their troubles, and these interruptions irritated him, so he thought of getting a dog to chase them. The glass blower next door makes him a glass dog, he enchants it to life and at first it serves its purpose well, but many complications arise.

Your Career 2.0 presents a glimpse of hope and more fulfilling options in a world where Corporate America has broken the social contract with its employees. This audiobook is the starting point of your journey toward self-sufficiency and financial freedom. The unique coaching experience of The Entrepreneur's Source described here takes you on a journey of discovery toward your dreams.

**The Financial Teen: Why Teens Are Financially Lucky** by Leo Larocque is your ultimate guide to mastering money management and setting yourself up for financial success. It’s not just about buying things—it’s about understanding how money works and how to make it grow. This book shows you why starting your financial journey early gives you a huge advantage, offering strategies for budgeting, saving, and investing. You’ll discover how to build strong financial habits, find high-paying jobs or create your own, and make your money work for you—even while you sleep.

Are you ready to transform your nonprofit’s financial future? In The Nonprofit Blueprint: Secrets to Transforming Your Nonprofit’s Financial Future, Jeffrey Nelson Cole delivers a clear, actionable guide designed to help nonprofit professionals boost their fundraising effectiveness and achieve long-term financial sustainability. Drawing from extensive firsthand experience, Cole shares innovative strategies that go beyond simply asking for money.

This audiobook, Marriage Between Two Kingdoms, is a comprehensive guide designed to help couples fortify their marriages and relationships against the spiritual forces that seek to destroy unity, peace, and love. Rooted in Christian teachings and supported by biblical references, the book provides practical advice for recognizing and combating spiritual warfare in marriages and relationships.

Discover Masonic humour like never before with "The Funny Freemason", the ultimate joke book tailored specifically for the Freemason community. Delve into a treasure trove of over 300 jokes and witty one-liners that perfectly balance the revered traditions of Freemasonry with a refreshing twist of light-hearted humour.

Bâtard is a short story by Jack London, first published in 1902 under the title Diable - a Dog in The Cosmopolitan. The narrative follows Black Leclère, a hunter, trapper, and adventurer in the Northwest at the time of the Alaskan gold rush. They were both devils - one in human and one in canine form. For five years, the two of them roamed the north, from St. Michael's and the Yukon delta to the head-reaches of the Pelly and even as far as the Peace River and the Great Slave Lake.

Want to win—and keep winning? Success isn’t just about reaching a goal—it’s about building a life where progress never stops. In Achieving and Sustaining Success, high-performance strategist Jeffrey Nelson Cole delivers a powerful blueprint for unlocking long-term achievement with clarity, discipline, and intentionality. This transformative guide introduces The Four Laws of Success—practical, time-tested principles designed to help you gain momentum, maximize results, and stand out in a competitive world.

Unlock the strength within you with Foundation of Personal Power, the ultimate guide to taking control of your life and achieving lasting success. This book is not just another self-help manual—it’s a blueprint for real transformation.

Jerome Klapka Jerome (1859-1927) was an English writer and humourist. Passing of the Third Floor Back, first published in 1904, is a collection of early 20th-century short stories portraying the small-minded inhabitants of a building who make life unpleasant for one another. A mysterious stranger arrives, and starts to bring about miraculous changes in the behaviour of the tenants, improving the ambiance and the lives of all.

Dr. King was correct when he stated that Black political leaders are surrogates for White power. The destruction of Black leadership is the most damaging crisis affecting the Black community. Unless this problem is solved, nothing beneficial will develop out of the unholy alliance between African American politicians and White liberals. Black leadership is dead. They abandoned King’s philosophy of direct confrontation, which was responsible for the meager gains African Americans made in the 1960s. Real Black leadership was destroyed by White liberals and was replaced by what Dr.

This is episode two of the romantic comedy trilogy which chronicles the love lives of Ray Marshall, Kamal Brown and Adam Gray from their points of view. The hope was that things will get better. Ray started helping with house chores, trying his best to be physically fit and continues to make romantic efforts to be closer to his wife, Desiree. Will this be enough to improve their relationship? Adam had dinner with the family of Aneida. It was complicated by the discovery that Aneida’s father was Adam’s mentor in medical school.

Time is running out on all sides for Adam. Nora is slipping through his fingers and Aneida does not want to wait in vain for his love. Unfortunately, he is not getting younger. He needs to make a decision, or a decision will be made for him. Kamal is struggling to have a child with his adorable wife, Bonita. Kamal is struggling with visitation rights to see his child with his ex-wife, Kandie. Kamal is struggling with his struggles. Kamal must decide which struggle is worth struggling for.

Step into the world of entrepreneurship with The Founder’s Art of Fortitude by Jeffrey Nelson Cole and brace yourself for a brutally honest guide through the complexities of establishing and running a successful business. Unlike any other business book, this one speaks directly to those prepared to face the harsh realities of entrepreneurship with resilience and strategic foresight.

Are you ready to journey around the globe without leaving the comfort of your home? The desire for new experiences and adventures doesn't fade as we age, but our ability to venture far and wide might. Whether you're looking to relive cherished memories or explore corners of the world that have always piqued your curiosity, Short and Uplifting Stories for Seniors: Explore the Globe from Home offers a treasure trove of adventures right at your fingertips.

In my younger years, I played a lot of tennis. However, ten years ago, I stumbled upon a tennis court filled with laughter, camaraderie, and the rhythmic sound of paddles striking a perforated plastic ball. Little did I know that this moment would begin a life-changing journey in Pickleball, and I never looked back at playing tennis again.

Walk Your Talk: Making Sense of Leadership introduces you to the most up-to-date research in this area, but what makes it unique is the lens through which it is written. Early in his career, managers groomed Ted McKinney to be an authoritative, command-and-control leader. Those behaviors invariably led to toxic work environments. As a scholar, he wanted to understand these dysfunctional environments better. More importantly, as a leader, he wanted to know how to change them.

Oscar J. Harvey (1850-1922) was a renowned historian of Wilkes-Barre and Pennsylvania's Wyoming Valley, and held the positions of professor of mathematics and English at Wyoming Seminary. This is his account of the ravages of the Spanish influenza pandemic of 1918 in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, and the efforts made to combat and overcome it.

Michael Park is everything a family and school would want: Excellent student, phenomenal athlete, straight laced, and tries to never get into trouble. However, at the peak of the Vietnam War, he is also the son of Korean immigrants and is accused of being a Chinese communist everyday, all the while trying to break free from traditional Korean family expectations so he can forge his own path.

I’m Good Enough: Finding Freedom Through Self-Acceptance is a transformative guide to rediscovering your true worth. Chris Abojei challenges the pressures of societal norms, reminding listeners that their value is not something to be earned but an intrinsic part of who they are.