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An aging king is determined to delay surrendering his throne, so he sends his three sons on a series of increasingly difficult quests. The youngest prince sets out reluctantly—and soon finds himself lost near a magnificent castle inhabited entirely by cats. There he meets the elegant and...

In Sex, sociologist and anthropologist Elsie Clews Parsons examines American attitudes toward intimacy, marriage, gender, and sexual convention in the early twentieth century. Parsons argues that American culture treats sexuality less as a natural part of human life than as a subject to be...

A kind heart can create beauty. A cruel tongue can summon consequences. In Toads and Diamonds, Andrew Lang presents a classic French fairy tale about kindness, pride, and the unexpected magic hidden in everyday choices. When a gentle younger sister offers water to an old woman at a well, she...

Magic often appears in the most unexpected places. In Felicia and the Pot of Pinks, Andrew Lang presents a charming fairy tale filled with enchantment, wonder, and timeless lessons about kindness, perseverance, and destiny. When a mysterious pot of magical pink flowers enters Felicia's life, she...

In this audiobook, you will discover how to build healthy screen-time habits, teach responsible digital citizenship and online safety, help children use artificial intelligence as a learning tool rather than a shortcut, recognize misinformation, deepfakes, scams, and online manipulation, foster critical thinking and problem-solving, encourage healthy social media habits, create family technology guidelines, and balance digital experiences with relationships, reading, outdoor play, and real-world activities.

In Art, painter, critic, and modern-art advocate Walter Pach examines the uneasy state of American visual culture in the early twentieth century. Pach argues that wealthy collectors and museums too often treat art as a prestige commodity, pouring money into established European masterpieces...

In Education, scholar and reformer Robert Morss Lovett delivers a provocative critique of the American school system in the early twentieth century. Lovett argues that education has become a kind of national “superstition”—an institution assumed to produce social progress merely because...

In Poetry, Pulitzer Prize–winning poet and critic Conrad Aiken surveys the remarkable transformation of American verse in the early twentieth century. Writing during the rise of modernism, Aiken rejects attempts to define American poetry through one movement, region, influence, or aesthetic...

In The Literary Life, critic Van Wyck Brooks delivers a sharp examination of the conditions facing American writers in the early twentieth century. Brooks argues that the United States possesses abundant talent but too often fails to nurture it. Writers are pushed toward popularity, commercial...

In Racial Minorities, historian Geroid Tanquary Robinson examines race relations in the United States through the experiences of Black Americans, Native Americans, Jewish Americans, and Asian Americans. Writing in 1922, Robinson challenges the then-common claim that racial prejudice can be...

Hypnotism without mystery, superstition, or stage-show theatrics. In *Hypnotism Made Plain*, Maynard Shipley presents an accessible exploration of hypnosis as a psychological process rooted in concentration, expectation, imagination, and suggestion. Beginning with the early theories of...

Before hip-hop became a global industry, it was an act of survival. Born in abandoned neighborhoods and powered by borrowed electricity, hip-hop transformed forgotten records into living history. DJs did not create new sounds from silence—they excavated them from the past. Funk breaks, jazz fragments, soul shouts, and outlawed rhythms were cut, looped, and reborn as something entirely new.

What would change if you gave yourself room to breathe? In Meditation: The Space You Carry, Anthony Pica invites you to gently release mental clutter, quiet the noise of daily life, and reconnect with the calm presence that already exists within you. Through mindful reflection, guided relaxation...

The Pornification of Everything. How Lust Took Over Culture. Lust was once considered dangerous. It required restraint. It demanded discipline. It belonged to the private world of intimacy. Modern culture did not eliminate lust. It normalized it. Scaled it. Monetized it. Today, sexuality is no longer confined to relationships. It is embedded in advertising, entertainment, identity, and economics. It shapes how people see themselves, how they relate to others, and how they define value. What was once taboo is now strategy. What was once private is now performance.

In Bushy Bride, Andrew Lang presents a captivating fairy tale filled with hidden identities, woodland magic, and unexpected wonder. Rich with classic folklore charm, the story unfolds through strange encounters, magical twists, and the timeless themes of courage, love, and discovery. Atmospheric...

Strategy, imagination, and playful competition come together in this delightfully inventive classic by H. G. Wells. In Little Wars, Wells transforms tabletop toy battles into a clever and entertaining game of tactics, creativity, and storytelling. Written with humor and charm, this unusual and...

Across two thousand years, Seneca’s voice still reaches those who struggle to live with clarity in a chaotic world. Seneca’s Bridge to Serenity brings his ancient wisdom into the landscape of modern life, transforming timeless Stoic insights into vivid, relatable stories. Through powerful case studies drawn from today’s emotional and psychological realities, the audiobook reveals why Seneca’s reflections remain urgent: they speak not to an ancient empire, but to anyone seeking balance, purpose, and inner peace.

Step into a gentle winter world where kindness is rewarded and hard work brings unexpected magic.In Mother Holle, a beloved tale from Jacob Grimm and Wilhelm Grimm, a humble and diligent girl finds herself in a mysterious realm after falling into a well. There, she meets Mother Holle—a wise...

What if your best years are still ahead? This empowering guide invites women in midlife and beyond to break free from doubt and step boldly into possibility. With uplifting stories, practical tools, and gentle encouragement, you’ll discover how to silence self-limiting beliefs, set goals that feel achievable, and celebrate each step of progress. Instead of striving for perfection, you’ll learn to focus on momentum—building confidence one action at a time.

American democracy. In this vivid and immersive narrative, author Derek Monaghan traces the city’s journey across ten pivotal chapters—uncovering the people, protests, monuments, and contradictions that shaped the capital. Explore the Indigenous roots of the Potomac region, the fiery trials of war and reconstruction, and the monumental ambitions of the Gilded Age. Witness the city’s role in civil rights, scandal, and protest, and discover the cultural capitals within its borders—from Howard University to the Smithsonian, from jazz to go-go.