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Are You Sure She’s The Tour Guide? The Irrelevant One Saga – Book Four Lockdown was supposed to be dull. Instead, John Berwick books a “socially distanced historical experience” with a company called H.E.L.L. Tours. That should have been the first warning. Their tour guide, Nina, is calm. Too calm. The coach driver has horns (subtle at first). And the itinerary includes: Vikings with poor sportsmanship A Civil War siege Victorian riots The Goose Fair (twice) A European Cup final that absolutely did not need streaking Somewhere between dodgems, dungeon cells, and a mildly ...

"The way you write, draw, dream, joke or remember embodies more information than you know." Dr. Jordan Peterson Though a common phrase in the business vernacular, clinician Annette Poizner suggests that those familiar words – sign here – point to a hidden truth: embedded within any given signature are signs – symbols – that potentially reveal personality style, interests or behavioral patterns of the writer. Right here, before our eyes, is information that can reveal personality and orientation, the writer's 'personal brand'. Readers can access tentative insights which can better ...

Effective Teaching in High-Needs Schools: Strategies That Work is a practical, honest, and empowering guide for educators working in under-resourced and high-pressure school environments. Whether you're a new teacher trying to find your footing or a veteran educator seeking fresh inspiration, this book offers real-world strategies that actually work — straight from the front lines of high-needs classrooms. Inside, you’ll learn how to: Build authentic relationships with students and families Manage behavior without losing your cool Create engaging lessons that stick — even without ...

Join Donyall D. Dickey, Ed.D. for his latest podcast series - The Epiphany Exchange. It's a place where special guests and thought leaders come together to exchange ideas, experiences, and innovations in Literacy, Leadership, and School Improvement.

Women's History in America: Twelve Women You Need to Know Book Description: Discover the extraordinary lives of twelve remarkable women whose courage, determination, and vision helped shape American history, even when their stories were left out of traditional textbooks. From Sacagawea's crucial role guiding the Lewis and Clark expedition to Mary Church Terrell's seven-decade fight for civil rights, Women's History in America brings to life the diverse experiences of women who refused to accept the limitations society placed upon them. These women—representing Native American, Black, ...

Unlock the hidden potential of your psyche with The Kabbalah of You: Mind, Mysticism, and the Evolution of Self, a groundbreaking introduction to Jewish mysticism and its profound implications for personal growth, mental health, and spiritual development. Drawing from the ancient wisdom of Kabbalah, this book presents a unique "map" of the human psyche, offering readers practical tools for self-repair, transformation, and a path to inner harmony. In this guide, Annette Poizner introduces the Kabbalah’s Tree of Life as a framework to understand the essential facets of the Self. Through the...

Ivar is born in a hidden love between a Frong and a Human in this book. He is raised as an Einherjar and climbs the ranks as Commander. He falls in love with a princess, and they are caught. Upon their banishment, they create a new world and bring about the birth of the Galactic Republic. They fight off the evil that threatens to destroy all life for their selfish gain. This book has love, betrayal, fighting, and hope. There are aliens of different kinds, and all come together to defeat the Gru and Kon. This book is modern military mixed with old Norse.

When Ashley Brown was five years old, her parents left her in the care of her grandma, though her mother promised to return for her. At 14, Ashley is still living with her grandmother in Highland, a city on the outskirts of Maryville, a place known as the "ghetto". Ashley has shadowy memories of her mother taking her to her favorite place, the library. Reading a good book allows Ashley to escape her poverty-and-crime-infested community. One afternoon after listening to the Mayor's press conference, Ashley discovers that the Mayor is taking away the community library.

Step into the shoes of the brave men and women who shaped history during World War II. In this captivating book, you'll discover the untold stories of courage, sacrifice, and resilience that define a generation. Uncover the gripping tales of courage and determination as ordinary individuals were thrust into extraordinary circumstances. From the beaches of Normandy to the skies over Europe, each chapter reveals the harrowing experiences and remarkable deeds of those who fought and served during this pivotal moment in history. Examine how the massive mobilization of the world’s biggest ...

This is the podcast that tackles tough questions about relationship breakups (especially with the personality disordered), healing unresolved losses, becoming healthy and finding love again. It may not be the advice you want, but it's probably the straight up advice you need about difficult subjects to get you to a place in your life where you are happy, whole and FREE of dysfunctional crazies!

Designed to be compatible with virtually every standard textbook in their subject field, Barron’s EZ-101 Study Keys give you a valuable overview of your college-level course. In American History to 1877, all key topics are covered, from the first Americans through the post–Civil War Reconstruction era. Also covered are brief key quotations and notes on major figures such as Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Frederick Douglass, John Marshall, Abraham Lincoln, Ulysses S. Grant, Robert E. Lee, and many more.

Two ancient civilizations. Two resilient peoples. One shared message for a fractured world. Weaving the Way explores the profound parallels between Jewish and Chinese thought, linking two traditions that have survived upheaval, rebuilt across generations, and nurtured the priority of learning, discipline, and moral responsibility. Drawing from sources as diverse as the Torah, the Talmud, the I Ching, Five Element Theory, Kabbalistic psychology, and modern therapeutic insight, Annette Poizner reveals the unexpected ways in which these traditions speak to one another. Their teachings converge...

Dive into the captivating world of "The Bench: A Parable About Life, Death, and Beyond" by Francesca Flood, Ed.D., where five strangers' lives become intertwined by fate, trauma, and a mysterious bench that holds the key to their darkest moments. In this riveting novella, the author explores the depths of human experience, the thin line between life and the afterlife, and the eternal search for understanding humankind's true meaning.

50 Things to Know brings you 10 books in one called 500 Things to Know About Marriage by authors with years of personal experience.

I used to be one of those people who thought that meditation was just not for me. I thought it was something reserved for yogis sitting cross-legged on mountain tops. I struggled to sit still even for a moment—how on Earth was I ever going to meditate! If this sounds like you, then this book is definitely for you. In the last two decades, I have discovered what meditation really is and how it can help you become a finer version of yourself in any area of life.

📘 New Rules for Building Careers That Pay: Stack Skills, Earn Income, and Succeed in a Changing World—A Career Guide for Young Adults By Brandon D. Ellison, Ed.S. (aka “Mr. E”) A future-focused career guide for teens and young adults—discover how to stack skills, earn income, and thrive in a changing economy. The world of work has changed. Has your plan? Forget the outdated advice that says you need one perfect job or a fancy title to succeed. In today’s digital economy—where AI, side hustles, and self-made paths dominate—career success is about stacking skills, earning on ...

Laughter: a double edged sword. Positive humor engenders euphoria; negative, can humiliate. Triggered by the COVID quarantine, Therapist and Author Annette Poizner revisited the sitcoms of her youth – the Mary Tyler Moore Show and Rhoda. Looking through the lens of the ancient Kabbalah, Poizner then performed an inquiry into laughter, examining the mystical infrastructure of this every day phenomenon and getting insight into the how, why and what of funny. Can we find the root of all humor in the 'Knock, Knock' jokes of yesteryear? Or even further back, with the 'Peekabo' we play when ...

My Friend Voldemort is a podcast for emotionally mature adults; the objective is to repair American public discourse by providing insight into political conflicts between right-wing and left-wing politics that result from a lack of authentic dialogue in today's public sphere. This podcast follows Neil Postman's (1985) argument that television's entertainment-driven nature would transform public discourse into entertainment, leading to a decline in thoughtful and informed public conversation. Postman saw this as a significant threat to democracy, as it would lead to a lack of critical thinking ...

What if building wealth didn't require hustle, burnout, or sacrificing your peace? Soft Life Wealth is your guide to creating passive income, time freedom, and a lifestyle that feels as good as it looks. Whether you're just starting your wealth-building journey or looking to escape the 9-to-5 grind, this book gives you the mindset, methods, and momentum to get there—without losing yourself along the way. Inside, you'll discover: The mindset shift from employee to investor 9 powerful passive income strategies How to make money while you sleep Tools for automating your business and creating...

What do you do when a banshee asks for asylum? John Berwick was hoping for a quiet family reunion in Derbyshire. Instead, he gets: A banshee who wants to become human A fairy with attitude problems A reality-TV narcissist turned dragon A genie dictator with a flair for theatrical cruelty And a soap-opera-obsessed tyrant who rewrites the laws of the universe for entertainment When a magical ritual goes wrong, John and Gesh are thrown into a parallel world ruled by a genie who has abolished religion, reshuffled governments, and turned celebrities into gargoyles for sport. The resistance ...