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What If You Could Stop Walking On Eggshells, Protect Your Peace & Raise Emotionally Secure Children—Even If You Have To Co-Parent With A Toxic Narcissist?Effective Co-Parenting With A Toxic Narcissist is a practical, compassionate guide designed to help you navigate one of the most emotionally...

Being a parent is a tough gig; there’s no doubt about that. There will be moments that are beautiful lifelong memories. Others will try your patience and leave you pulling your hair out. It’s not a question of if, but when you as a parent will lose your temper with your child. Kids don’t know any better, and they will push you to the edge. The danger is when your anger spills over onto your child, crushing their self-esteem, hurting their feelings, or making them feel unwanted.

What can a spork, a painting, and a bus driver tell you about your workplace culture? Far more than your last engagement survey. Organizations proudly declare their core values, but employees live the reality. They see who gets interrupted, who gets the benefit of the doubt, and whose ideas...

Are you ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and transform your relationships into profound, meaningful connections? Nova Doyle's "The Inner Work of Relationships for Authentic Connections" is your compassionate guide on this rewarding path. This audiobook is more than just a read...

They were inseparable. Now they’re strangers —with a past neither forgot. Jenny Taylor has always known exactly who she wants to be. Work hard. Become a doctor. Help children living with chronic illness —just like she has. And through every dream, every plan, her best friend Drew Dawson was always there, cheering her on, ready to follow her anywhere. From NICU incubator neighbors to high school classmates, Jenny and Drew grew up side by side.

The Narcissistic Wife Survival Guide is a precise, research-backed roadmap designed specifically for husbands navigating the bone-weary exhaustion of a high-conflict marriage. If every conversation in your home turns into a three-hour trial, every neutral request is weaponized into an attack, and you lie awake worrying about your children's stability, this book gives you the exact tools to step out of survival mode and reclaim your sovereignty.

The Brothers Three: Fables & Fairy Tales is not a typical fable collection. It is a rare blend of storytelling, philosophy, and moral teaching woven across three distinct yet harmonized narrative voices. What emerges is a book that feels playful and whimsical on the surface, yet thoughtful, intentional, and layered underneath. It is equally accessible to children and meaningful to adults—a difficult balance that this collection achieves with surprising grace.

The Love You Keep Accepting: Never Be An Option Again is a compassionate, practical guide designed to help you break free from situationships, breadcrumbing, avoidant relationships, and the painful cycle of constantly questioning your worth.

You love your family. You work hard. You keep showing up. But deep inside, you wonder how much longer you can keep carrying everything. If you're a working mom who feels emotionally exhausted, constantly guilty, spiritually drained, or like you have nothing left to give, this book was written for you. Prayers for the Working Mom Who Has Nothing Left to Give is a 21-day devotional designed for women who are trying to balance work, family, faith, and the invisible weight no one else seems to notice.

Roxy Gleason, an innkeeper by trade and a bibliomancer by birth, has lived in the same small town on the Susquehanna River in Central Pennsylvania for her entire life. Tradition is strong here. Roxy understands the rules and is willing to play by them most of the time. She runs the Charmed Inn, which has been in her family for decades. The inn is all set to host a writers’ professional business weekend that’s been planned down to the very last hand-folded napkin, and Roxy is ready for the influx of creatives.

You love your family. But some days you end up running on empty. The laundry never ends. The dishes keep coming. The guilt is relentless. And by the time everyone else is asleep, you're left wondering if you're doing enough. If you've ever whispered, "God, I can't keep doing this on my own," This book was written for you.

Little Brother tells the story of a dog whose life was perfect. She went for long walks with Mom, played catch with Dad, got lots of snuggles, and best of all, bacon with breakfast. Then one day Mom and Dad brought home a surprise. It was definitely NOT bacon! She’s not sure what to think of “Little Brother” at first. He’s squishy, pink, and smells weird. But as Little Brother grows, she quickly realizes he’s a dog, just like her! And she takes her responsibility as big sister very seriously. After all, what do Mom and Dad know about begging for food and the best places to pee in the yard?

For two centuries, utilitarianism has promised a simple formula for a better world: the greatest good for the greatest number. It has shaped laws, governments, and the way we think about justice. But baked into its elegant arithmetic is a troubling possibility — that some people are simply rounding errors in the sum of human happiness.

After many years as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Investment Advisor, and Master Personal Financial Planner, it’s frustrating to find little information for the lay person on how to structure their savings for the kids education and still be able to retire. Inflation, cost of living increases, and college program costs have risen sky high. Although the tips provided here cannot guarantee enough money to attend college or a completely comfortable retirement, knowing the savings methods and options will change your perspective on the how to save.

What connects these twenty-four stories is an exploration of place. It can be a location nearby like in Boardwalk Oracle where a clanging candy dispensing machine plays matchmaker in a story that flirts with magical realism. Or the depth of a glacier on a faraway planet in Icebound, where science fiction turns into crime fiction. Or a tourist destination with dark ancient roots in Where the Gods Live.

Perfect for new mothers and mothers-to-be, this deeply personal and funny memoir from a beloved actress and storyteller reveals why motherhood isn’t just a new chapter in your life—it’s a metamorphosis. As the creator of the witty humor account @ShawnatheMom that delights more than 4...

What if time isn't actually moving faster? What if the reason the years seem to disappear is that your brain is recording fewer of them? And what if you could change that? You wake up. You work. You answer messages. You scroll. You go to sleep. Then somehow another month is gone. Another year disappears.

True Freedom From Anxious Attachment is a practical, compassionate guide designed to help you break free from relationship anxiety, emotional dependency, and the exhausting cycle of overthinking so you can build genuine confidence, healthier boundaries, and lasting inner peace. If you constantly worry about being rejected, crave reassurance, struggle to trust your relationships, or feel emotionally overwhelmed by the smallest changes in someone's behavior, you're not alone—and you don't have to stay trapped in those patterns forever.

Vienna, 1941. In a city drowned in silence under Nazi occupation, one forbidden sound refuses to die. Elijah Rosen, a young Jewish violinist, survives by hiding in the attic of a grand opera house—its broken rafters his sanctuary, its abandoned stage his only audience. Each night, he lifts his bow and plays into the darkness, letting music speak the name he is no longer allowed to utter: freedom. Below him, German Lieutenant Viktor Weiss walks the corridors of the same opera house, a soldier haunted by the memory of a sister who once played the violin.

A family breakfast. A casual remark — "the only husband I ever had." And a man whose heart, by lunchtime, will have stopped for reasons that have nothing to do with his heart. Reggie Fortune doesn't investigate. He drawls, he sighs, he says "my dear chap" — and somewhere underneath all that languor, he's already counting the lies. There were two victims that morning. Only one of them was found in the wood.