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It's the summer of 1999 in rural Minnesota, and eighteen-year-old Marcy Lewis is at a crossroads. Having graduated high school without committing to college, she wonders about the meaning of her life and what she is meant to achieve. On a trip with her sister to New York City, she meets up-and-coming musician Cole Hargrove, and the spark between the two of them is instantaneous. After Cole is inspired to write songs about her, he becomes one of the biggest names in music.

Religion Unburdened by Belief poses the question: what would religion without belief actually look like? If you stripped away the creeds, the doctrines, the articles of faith—what’s left? Is there anything left? The book takes up this question with the Way of Open Inquiry, a thought experiment. It’s an attempt to design religion from a blank slate. At stake is how you live, what you're willing to give up, and who you'll be on the other side. What would religion look like if you built it from the essentials?

American Immigrant What does it really mean to start over from nothing? To leave behind your country, your language, and everything familiar—and step into the unknown with more fear than certainty? American Immigrant is not just a story about moving to the United States. It’s a deeply personal memoir about rebuilding yourself when life strips everything away and forces you to confront who you truly are.

Kentucky has been explained to death. It has been flattened into a punchline, romanticized into a symbol, and studied into abstraction. None of it has worked, because none of it has taken the place seriously on its own terms. This book does.

Grady Sachs lives a quiet, forgettable life. A dull job, a blank routine, and no real attachments — exactly how he likes it. But when he's suddenly arrested and accused of crimes he doesn't understand, the world begins to close in. The evidence is perfect. The process moves quickly. And no one seems to care that he's telling the truth. As the walls tighten, memories start to slip. Faces feel familiar. And the line between who he is and who he's accused of being starts to disappear. This isn't a mistake. It's something else. Something he was sure he'd never have to relive again.

The Ones Who Stayed follows Eliza Mae Carter, an enslaved young woman in the Deep South who becomes a quiet architect of escape along the Underground Railroad. Raised to survive through silence and restraint, Eliza learns resistance through her mother’s stories, coded hymns, and a hidden network of allies. After her family is torn apart, Eliza joins a fragile resistance movement led by free Black conductors, preachers, and singers who pass information through song and faith. When an early escape attempt fails, she learns that freedom demands patience, sacrifice, and courage.

In a world where the supernatural hides in plain sight and ancient power structures govern who lives, who dies, and who belongs, love becomes the most dangerous rebellion of all.

The Keeper’s Lantern is a work of reflection, faith, and lived philosophy about suffering, responsibility, forgiveness, and the quiet strength required to continue forward when life becomes heavy. Part personal testimony, part spiritual meditation, and part philosophical framework, this book grows out of one central realization: human beings do not create the light that gives life meaning we are only entrusted to carry it. Rooted in contemplation of the teachings and work of Jesus, The Keeper’s Lantern explores faith not as certainty or perfection, but as endurance.

Ideal for fans of Dog Man and Diary of a Wimpy Kid, The Blobs: Volume 2 launches into warp-speed adventure as Cadetski and his misfit crew finally reach their new home, Planet Splotch—right after accidentally stealing a set of ultra-dangerous “doomsicles.” Now, they’re on the radar of every villain in the galaxy, especially King Neptune: a tyrant with plans for domination who wants the doomsicles back … and isn’t asking nicely.

Sam Stryker was a normal every day hard working family man, he had a wife and two children and he hated his day job. One morning, while he was just about to leave for work, his casual Friday was soon transformed into the worst day in human history, when the sky turned red, the sun black, the ground ripped open, and Hell made itself known in the world once again. Now Sam must find out why him and his wife were left behind on earth, while their children was taken away to Heaven when the war started.

Find your words for calm, clarity, and connection. This collection of guided meditation scripts is designed for therapists, yoga teachers, mindfulness coaches, educators, and group leaders who need read-aloud meditations that truly work in real-world settings. Each script blends gentle pacing, sensory imagery, and emotional support to help listeners release stress, restore balance, and reconnect with presence.

In The AI Illusion: Why Machines Aren't Creative, Luc Julia dismantles the hype surrounding generative AI by revealing what these technologies can actually do (as of today) versus what their promoters claim. Drawing on over thirty-five years' experience in the tech industry, Julia exposes the...

The ultimate power is not a gift—it's a scar. Kael was a blacksmith with the gentle hands of a healer, living a life defined by the rhythm of the forge. That life ends when the Elderfall corruption breaches his village, bringing with it monstrous Gore-Hounds and leaving everything he knows in ash. In the final, desperate struggle, Kael is branded by the very darkness he sought to fight: the Ironheart Rune.

Im kindgerechten Hörspiel Nussknacker und Mausekönig verschmelzen E. T. A. Hoffmanns fantasievolle Weihnachtsgeschichte und die magische Musik von Peter Tschaikowski miteinander. In der Heiligen Nacht bekommt Marie vom Patenonkel Drosselmeyer einen seltsamen Nussknacker, der sie in der Nacht in ein großes Abenteuer zieht. Gemeinsam kämpfen sie gegen den furchterregenden Mausekönig und reisen in ein zauberhaftes Süßigkeitenreich. Die ruhige und musikalische Kindergeschichte ist pädagogisch wertvoll und vermittelt kindgerecht Wissen und Werte wie Freundschaft, Mut und Selbstvertrauen.

The Black Baron is dead. The refugees have been settled. Columbia stands stronger than ever. So why does Caden Taylor feel like everything's about to fall apart? In the six months since the System transformed Earth, the fifteen-year-old sharpshooter has grown from awkward freshman to junior commander of one of the region's most capable adventuring teams. He's navigated politics, led combat operations, and somehow found time to fall for Emily Bridger—the girl who keeps calling him on his crap. But the world isn't done testing him.

In the city of Klade, where corporations script the weather and edit memory like code, a nameless runner called Hikari lives in engineered bodies and borrowed personas. Forge is a battlefield juggernaut, Velvet is charm sharpened into a weapon, Wisp is a small-frame hacker with teeth, and Scout is the boy who slips through crowds unseen. Hikari refuses to speak the life that came before, the night they escaped Orinox and stole a combat shell to erase the child they once were.

"They" by Eileen Sheehan is a chilling descent into a universe where humanity is both predator and prey, and survival is measured in seconds. When humans are mysteriously abducted and placed on a distant alien world, they awaken to a terrifying reality: the greys, cold and methodical, are harvesting life in ways that defy comprehension. Among the captives is Bill, whose intelligence and knowledge of animals make him a key player in the aliens' sinister plans.

Rejoin Never in this short story as he fights to take back Tsolde's inn from the clutches of a greedy nobleman. After returning from Kiymako, Never discovers that Tsolde's inn, the Young Stag, is now owned by Lord Taginus - a wastrel and a cad. Yet the man hides a troubling secret, and when Never stumbles upon it he quickly finds a far darker adversary than he first imagined.

Flunkerfisch ist klein, doch seine Fantasie ist groß. Jeden Tag erzählt er eine andere unglaubliche Geschichte, warum er zu spät zur Schule kommt. Doch das Leben im Meer ist voller Gefahren. Da ist es nur gut, wenn man ein fantasievoller kleiner Fisch ist.

GOLD MEDAL WINNER FOR DYSTOPIAN SCI-FI in the 2025 GLOBAL BOOK AWARDS The year is 2098. Humanity is no more. Earth is a ravaged, radioactive wasteland. On Mars, a small group of synthetic humanoids survive—their memories of the apocalypse wiped, seeking to understand their role in the fall of...