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Chemotherapy can make you feel like your body is no longer your own. Learn about the real experience from someone who has actually sat in the chemo chair and lived through the dread, the fatigue, the hair loss, the fear, the weirdness, and the dark humor of it all. This book offers what so many breast cancer patients and caregivers are desperate to find: an honest and deeply relatable account of what chemotherapy is really like, paired with the playlist that helped one cancer survivor keep going.

In KS3: The Ambitious Years, Mary Myatt sets out a clear and practical approach to curriculum and teaching in Years 7-9. Drawing on research, classroom practice and years of working with schools and trusts, this book challenges the idea that KS3 is a holding stage and shows how it can become the most powerful phase in a pupil’s education.

Stop living in a reactive state —sluggish, caffeinated, and financially drained by convenience culture. The Clear Mind Kitchen reveals the profound connection between your metabolic health and your bank account, treating your body as the high-value asset it truly is. In this comprehensive guide, Kunal Kieron demonstrates how metabolic chaos and blood sugar rollercoasters lead to decision-making fatigue and impulsive spending. By shifting from burning "dirty" glucose to clean-burning fat, you unlock crystalline mental clarity and steady energy that functions as equity for your career and life.

Hope at Work: 5 Principles to Breathe Life into Your Organization is a timely, evidence-based leadership book that establishes hope as a practical force in organizational life. Drawing on three decades of consulting and research, it speaks directly to leaders navigating rising demands for...

2016 Fresh from her mother's funeral, Mari arrives on Martha's Vineyard off the coast of Massachusetts to study under the enigmatic painter Elizabeth Devereux. But she soon realises that her relationship to the island runs deeper than she ever thought possible. 1942 It's World War II, and Smith...

Are you an ambitious person? Have you been taught that happiness is the price of admission for success? In this game-changing road map for high achievers, clinical psychologist Dr Mary Anderson shares her 8 Essentials – powerful principles that will allow you to pursue your goals without...

Nonstop suspense from the Sunday Times bestselling author: Investigator Lacy Stoltz follows the trail of a serial killer, and closes in on a shocking suspect - a sitting judge. In The Whistler, Lacy Stoltz investigated a corrupt judge who was taking millions in bribes from a crime syndicate. She...

There have been times in Florine's life when she entered the fourth dimension, another realm of pure being before God beyond time and space. Some of the unique encounters here will be a testament of this reality to the listener. This book unfolds the mystery of life and the captivating journey of the author. It will be a forever companion for you.

To mourn is to burn. And they’re ready to set the world on fire. After a devastating loss, Cyra, Rheanna, and Aella must pick up the pieces of their broken kingdom and face the coming darkness. The kingdom of Linnosa teeters on the edge of war with the Cleansers no longer lurking in the shadows. The rebellion rises, their power fed by fear, betrayal, and something darker stirring beneath the surface. As old loyalties falter and new ones form, the sisters must place their trust in unlikely allies, even those who once walked beside the enemy. Love is tested. Blood is spilled.

‘Our outside door came crashing in. Deafening thumps, steel banging on steel and shrill, piercing whistles filled the hallway. Faraway voices called out in the dark: “Armed police.” Others, coming nearer, shouted orders: “Get down on the floor.” ’ On 28 October 1996 Glaswegian Michael Gallagher is arrested in an armed dawn raid on the London flat he shares with long-time partner, Mary Attenborough. Accused of playing a role in the IRA mortar attack on Heathrow Airport in March 1994, Michael proclaims his innocence.

Joe Lycett and Ivo Graham explore the nation's weird and wonderful obsessions “Had a great laugh and learnt more than I expected on weird things!” – Audible Review From riding roller coasters, to collecting stamps, everyone has their own little obsession. Across three series listen as two...

Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical letter is a resounding call to uphold the dignity of each human person and to seek the common good in the face of the promises and challenges of AI technology. The pontiff roots his presentation of our “magnificent humanity” in the theological soil of...

In 2034, virtual reality games are the norm, and every company has made one. The newest game on the market is Frozen Hearts, a cozy fantasy-centered world with mythical creatures. Compared to other games with darker themes and cyberpunk settings, some consider Frozen Hearts a flop. But for a niche group, the winter wonderland is their second home. People find the game to be their escape from their troubles, a haven for players of all ages and backgrounds.

Are women people? With that deceptively simple question, Alice Duer Miller delivers a witty, fearless assault on the contradictions used to deny women the right to vote. Written during the American women’s suffrage movement, this lively collection of satirical poems, parodies, dialogues, and...

Counselor Ellen Mary Dykas gently guides women struggling with sexual sin to the healing power and heart transformation of the gospel. Women are sexual beings just as much as men are, however, they often experience an even “louder silence” regarding their sexual sin and temptation. Sexual...

What if the healing we long for isn’t found in returning to the past, but in learning how to carry it forward with wisdom, faith, and honesty? Bridging Resilience is a gentle, honest guide for adoptees, former foster youth, and the caregivers and leaders who walk beside them. Written by a...

Move over Stephanie Plum, Betty Crocker, and the residents of Lake Wobegon. Retired farmer Doris Day Anderson Connor and her quirky friends and relatives are solving crime in the Scandinavian-Lutheran farming community of Hallock, in the northwest corner of Minnesota. This audiobook, the second installment in the It' s Murder series, has Doris and her sister, Grace Kelly Anderson, the owner of the local café , taking ninety-year-old Rose O' Brien ice fishing.

Nell's new job sees her welcomed into a more prestigious social circle. But she comes to realise that not all friendships are what they seem . . . November 1882 Scarred by the events of her last voyage, Nell is ready for a change, and being offered a role as a lady's companion is too good an...

Gia Montgomery’s relationship with her boyfriend of six years has run its course. She makes the brave decision to end it. Her living situation and job are the next things to be shaken up, and she suddenly feels like her world is falling apart. An unexpected offer makes her believe in miracles. An unexpected encounter with a man who is not her type further complicates her life.

Leaving was not the end of the story. After the Door Opened explores what happens after survival, when the environment changes but the body, mind, and emotions are still learning how to catch up. Through deeply personal reflection and honest storytelling, Feliteous Martin explores fear, emotional conditioning, rebuilding identity, parenting while healing, financial independence, nervous system recovery, boundaries, and learning how to trust yourself again after years of survival mode. This is not a book about dramatic transformation overnight.