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Avec les mots de ces sorts vikings, puissiez-vous invoquer les esprits d'autrefois, vous frayer un chemin à travers les défis qui vous attendent et embrasser la magie qui résonne à travers les âges. Que les Nornes tissent des fils de fortune en votre faveur, et que les échos du tonnerre de Thor résonnent dans votre c¿ur alors que vous vous lancez dans ce voyage mystique dans le royaume de la magie viking.

Prissy Miss had everything a little girl could ask for, but she always wanted more ... until she is befriended by a poor little girl who teaches her gratitude and the joys of make believe. Through their friendship, Prissy learns to appreciate & share the love and blessings in her life.More! More! More! is an illustrated children's picture book by Barbara Rieco, based on a true story.

Embark on a whimsical journey with Bree and her enchanting friend, Jojo the butterfly. In their quest for adventure, they discover the magical Ladybug Tree, where Ruby Ladybug shares the secrets of nature. Join them in exploring the wonders of the forest, learning to love and cherish the beauty that surrounds them. This heartwarming tale is a celebration of friendship, curiosity, and the incredible world of the great outdoors.

NEITHERIUM - Prose & Poetry from the Neither is a collection of elegantly transgressive horror & sci-fi short stories & poems by K.A. SchultzIf you love the horrific lyrically delivered, this book is for youIf you love gothic horror, classic literature, art, & history, this book is for youIf you love classic horror, you will love how this horror fast forwards a rich, dark realm with new takes & clever twistsVisit www.Butterflybroth.com for an at-a-glance content guideAnd while every story is a stand-alone tale, many stories & the books themselves are linked with lit & tech Easter eggsCover art by Roberto Diaz Arte del Caos"...younger Trav'lers discovered they too could ever increasingly remain in the abstracted hold of the Neither - and they liked it there. In no time flat, Trav'lers were choosing to spend time in the Neither as a destination, not only as an interim point on a path to some other lineal time or place, past or future. This phase of discovery was a cultural explosion for all Trav'lers, for it quickly morphed from renegade teen practice to an aspirational place of being for all Trav'ler citizens."From, "A Brief History of Trav'lers"Graphic, possibly offensive and triggering content; adult discretion is advisedAuthor Illustrator K.A. Schultz writes with pictures & draws with wordsFreedom of creative expression advocate, K.A. is an art historian & fan of all things darkly romantic - & romantically dark. To learn more about the author, her articles & works, visit linktr.ee/K.A.Schultz & www.butterflybroth.com, or www.JacobMarleyStory.com. Follow @kaschultz__writer on Instagram, on YouTube, TikTok, & XAlso by K.A. Schultz:KHRYSTMASS - Holiday Horror CollectionGÖTHIQUE - Ravenscraft Anthology of Horror IIIJACOB - A Denouement in One Act¿¿¿¿¿¿¿RUGS ON PUDDLES COATS OVER OCEANS - Collected Poems & Lyric Poetry

"Outlines of Greek and Roman Medicine" by Sir James Elliott has a comprehensive analysis of medical methods as well as theories of ancient Greece & Rome. The authors check out the historic improvement of medicine in these early civilizations, showcasing the initiatives of figures that are important such as Hippocrates, Galen, and others. The guide appears at the philosophical and practical elements underlying ancient health practices, like the approaches of theirs for diagnosis, treatment in addition to surgery.Elliott's investigation provides insights into precisely how Greek and Roman medical related science started the foundations of contemporary medicine. He talks about the effect of philosophical facilities like the Empiricists also as Methodists on healthcare process and consideration. The guide additionally examines the implication of religion and superstition for early medical strategies as well as the shift from myth to logical approaches to understanding and working with illnesses."Outlines of Greek and Roman Medical" offers a considerable review of the growth of medical understanding and techniques in old time, showcasing the importance of theirs in the evolution of medication.

"Outwitting Our Nerve: Dr. Josephine A. Jackson ; Helen M. Salisbury authored a book called "a Primer of Psychotherapy" in the late 20 century. The work mirrors the medical and psychological knowledge of its era and aimed to provide the general public a simple access to the principles of psychiatry, especially those connected with nervous conditions.Defying Our Nerves: Dr. Josephine A. Jackson, as well as Helen M. Salisbury created A Primer of Psychotherapy.The guide explores the sources as well as therapy of nervous conditions. The authors maintain that a good deal of nervous disorders are due to suppressed feelings and unresolved internal conflicts.Nervous Disorders as well as their Causes: The experts look into the causes individuals might suffer from nervous conditions. They discuss suppressed thoughts, last trauma as well as unhealthy thinking practices.Treatment Strategies: Jackson also as Salisbury highlight the benefits of introspection & knowing yourself. They highlight the job of the head both in the etiology and resolution of many nervous disorders. They give a procedure where individuals confront as well as repair their suppressed conflicts and feelings.Practical Advice: The guide offers readers a selection of valuable ideas and exercises to control and relieve symptoms. Relaxation methods, affirmations that are positive and techniques to alter one's concentration from bad to optimistic thoughts are actually included in that.Caveats: While the guide provides a historic viewpoint seated in the expertise of its medicine, psychology, and era nowadays have significantly advanced after its publication. A couple of the principles at the same time as treatments discussed are possibly dated or perhaps actually have been replaced by far more current theories and techniques."Outwitting Our Nerve" is actually a significant historical exploration of early twentieth century tips on psychotherapy and also the healing of nervous illnesses. Although several of its advice may still be viewed as valuable these days, it is essential to deal with it with an appreciation of its historical context.HISTORICAL CONTEXTPsychotherapy at its inception: The foundations of psychotherapy had been beginning to be built, mainly in Europe, by the beginning of twentieth century. The psychoanalytic concept of Sigmund Freud, based on the unconscious mind, buried memories along with unsolved conflicts had gained popularity. The concept that emotional and mental disturbances may also be treated via talking and introspective processes was innovative and a radical departure from earlier, much more physical methods of treatment.Medical Understanding is transforming : Numerous conditions which we today classify as psychological or psychiatry were frequently misunderstoomed before this era. A woman may often be diagnosed with' hypertension 'which describes a wandering womb. The early 20th century witnessed a shift toward viewing these conditions as intricate interplays of body and mind, instead of exclusively as physical ailments.Mental Health as well as Female's Roles: Women's roles were going through substantial transformation during this period. The suffrage movement had started spreading around the world with women starting to assert their rights and also rethink their positions within society. The redefinition posed difficulties and strains which occasionally showed themselves as "nervous disorders." These social changes can be reflected in literature and works like "Outwitting Our Nerves" as a reaction as well as reflection to these changes.

W. W. Denslow published "Denslow's 3 Bears" in 1903 as a children's book. Golden Hair is a novel take on the conventional story of the three bears and Goldilockeds. Golden Hair, an orphan residing in the cottage of her grandmother, meets the house of Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and the Tiny Bear in a cottage situated on the edge of an excellent rainforest in the story.Golden Hair in this version cleans up the bears' house and is greeted warmly by them upon their return, unlike in the conventional version. They express their appreciation for cleaning their house and invite her over to share their dinner with her. The bears and Golden Hair ultimately choose to reside with Golden Hair's mom, creating a peaceful family unit.The book is renowned for its revisions and adaptations based on classical fairy tales, concentrating on eliminating all elements which can scare kids. Denslow's illustrations as well as texts are particularly striking and gorgeous, separating his works from other children's literature.

Scavengers is a journal of fragmented and hybrid works across all genres. Issue 1.2 of Scavengers Journal an imprint of Querencia Press incudes 90 contributors - Edited & Curated by Shilo Niziolek

Hiking South Korea is the only Korean hiking guide written for English speakers. It contains detailed hike instructions and information with expertly crafted maps for hikers and tourists alike.

The world of Peter Hanson, emerging true crime writer, is about to fall apart. He is informed by the police that both his parents have been found dead in their bed. The case is quickly closed under the claims of natural causes, despite the doubts of Robert Cooper, the homicide investigator in charge of the case.Peter goes through a challenging phase where grief mixes with strange manifestations and hideous nightmares to the point where he starts having doubts about his state of mind: the buzz of flies, the smell of rot and the excruciating laments of grieving souls.Thanks to the support of Jack Sullivan, a former priest specialized in demonic exorcisms, Peter realizes that sanity and logic have very little to do with the events unfolding. A dark force is at play: an ancient and insatiable evil that feeds off negative human emotion is on the hunt for a new prey.

"Resilience Beyond Pain" by Sibusiso Mkhwanazi is an inspiring and deeply moving book that explores the remarkable journey of resilience in the face of life's most challenging trials. Through his own personal experiences and heartfelt storytelling, the author takes readers on a transformative odyssey, revealing the extraordinary strength of the human spirit.This book delves into the profound lessons that can be learned from adversity, illustrating how pain and hardship can be catalysts for personal growth and empowerment. Sibusiso Mkhwanazi shares his wisdom on how to navigate life's obstacles, drawing from his own encounters with adversity, trauma, and loss."Resilience Beyond Pain" offers practical insights, heartfelt anecdotes, and a powerful message of hope, reminding us that even in our darkest moments, we possess the inner strength to overcome, heal, and emerge stronger than ever before. It is a must-read for anyone seeking inspiration, guidance, and the keys to unlocking their own resilience in the face of life's challenges.

The Expedition of Humphry Clinker was the last of the picaresque novels of Tobias Smollett, published in London on 17 June 1771 (three months before Smollett's death), and is considered by many to be his best and funniest workIt was printed in 1771 as an epistolary novel and includes a number of letters written between various characters to one another. The novel is both amusing and sarcastic and provides a glimpse of 18th century British society.

Lytton Strachey is a member of the Bloomsbury Group and its book Eminent Victorians was initially published in 1918 and includes biographies of 4 notable Victorian individuals. Strachey's irreverence as well as wit gained recognition because it had been applied to three men and a woman that were previously viewed as heroes. Cardinal Manning, Florence Nightingales, Thomas Arnold as well as General Charles Gordon. Even though Nightingale is praised and her reputation enhanced, it presents some other subject matter in a less than attractive light - for instance, the plots of Cardinal Manning and Cardinal Newman.

Virginia Woolf wrote "Mrs. Dalloway" in 1925 and printed it. Woolf is renowned for this particular work and for its narrative style of stream-of- consciousness. Here's a quick overview and analysis:In summary:The novel is set in London during just one day in June 1923. Clarissa Dalloway is an upper class woman whose life it follows as she prepares for a function she is hosting later on that evening. The day advances as the story investigates the thoughts as well as memories of various characters, revealing elements of their the, relationships, and lives society where they find themselves.The plot centers around Clarissa's party preparations but also looks at Septimus Warren Spencer, a World War I veteran with shell shock (now known as PTSD). The world of Clarissa's upper class society is starkly different from his experiences and degraded psychological state.Analysis:The Stream-of-ConsCIousness Narrative: "Mrs. Dallow's" narrative style is characterised by a stream-of-consciousness format, and is among its most remarkable features. Woolf exposes the internal workings of her characters and effortlessly switches from one to another's ideas. The non-linear and associativ character of the human mind is reflected in this style, which captures its internal workings.

Lena Sullivan is a blade for hire making her way (as best as she can) in an unfriendly world. Working to put a difficult past behind her, she leads a solitary life with no permanent home and no prospects for the future. When she lands a high paying contract to work as a bodyguard for an elderly history professor, the job seemed too good to be true. And of course, when a job seems too good to be true...

Louis D. Brandeis, a practicing American attorney and subsequent Supreme Court Justice, composed many essays titled "Other Folk's Money and How the Bankers Use It." The book was initially published in 1914, and is mainly a criticism of the functionings of the American financial system at the time. Brandeis opposed the concentration of financial power in the command of a handful, critiquing investment bankers who manipulated the market for their advantage at the cost of average people.The "money trust" was Brandeis' main concern, talking about the disproportional influence of several big banks as well as investment firms over the world's cash as well as credit. He said this meant that transparency was lost and the potential risk increased for the average individual who had minimal influence over just how their money was used by these huge institutions. Also, he mentioned the consolidation of financial information produced conflicts of interest, as the institutions tasked with acting as neutral intermediaries were also interested in the companies they were meant to regulate.

"Robinson Cruso's Money" is actually a monetary experiment which investigates the dynamics and feature of cash. It is based on Daniel Defoe's "Robinson Cruso," wherein the primary character is actually stranded on a deserted isle. A thought experiment involves envisioning that Robinson Crusoe discovers a chest filled with gold coins while stranded on the island.Crucial Points:Isolation: Crusoe could be the single person on the island, and there's no nearby community to trade or maybe commerce with.Absence of Market: The gold coins have no intrinsic worth for Crusoe since there's economic system or no market on island.Utility: Crusoe can not use the gold for practical uses. He cannot consume it, use it for shelter or even swap it for goods or services.Exchange as well as trade : Money gains the worth of its from turning into a medium of exchange in an economic system. Crusoe sees the cash as ineffective since the island is missing an economy or maybe possibility for trade.Economic Lessons:Medium of Exchange: Only cash might be replaced for merchandise and / or perhaps services. As a medium of exchange it loses the electric of its in isolation.The actual distinction between intrinsic and also Instrumental worth. In this thought experiment, the intrinsic worth of a point is actually distinguished from its instrumental worth (the worth of its as an instrument to achieve various other end).Community Construct: Money is a cultural idea mostly. The worth of the moderate is dependent upon the collective agreement kept by a town to swap it.Barter System: If Crusoe encounter someone else on the island, a barter system is going to prove much more helpful without any cash. Barter methods entail immediate exchange of items without the usage of money or maybe another moderate.Source Allocation: Money is not always handy in cases in which resources are actually restricted and must be successfully allotted (such as a deserted island). Abilities, labor, and natural resources turn into the key assets.The Philosophical Implications:The thought experiment carries philosophical ramifications related to the dynamics of worth, man needs as well as the cap of material wealth. When eliminated from societal buildings & norms it challenges us to think about what really matters in life."Robinson Cruso's Money" is actually a theoretical foundation for grasping the basic principles of cash and economics. It lets us realize the contextual and social elements which confer worth on cash.Surely! The "Robinson Crusoe's Money" thought experiment serves as a foundational tool for understanding a number of important concepts in economics, sociology, and also philosophy. Let us delve deeper into each area.Expanded Economic Lessons:Very subjective Theory of Value: In classical economics, the valuation of an item is usually regarded as intrinsic. Nevertheless, the modern, much more nuanced view argues that value is actually very subjective and depending on the energy it offers to the person. Robinson Crusoe's scenario illustrates this perfectly: gold, typically regarded as invaluable, becomes worthless in the context of his since it provides no utility.Portability and liquidity : One of the causes cash is beneficial in contemporary economies is the liquidity of its and portability. You are able to quickly carry it and swap it for a broad range of services and goods. But once again, in Crusoe's remote economy of one, these qualities are actually irrelevant.Marginal Utility: The idea of marginal energy details the extra pleasure or maybe advantage one profits from eating yet another device of a very good or perhaps service. Crusoe's scenario shows that the marginal energy of cash could become 0 in case it can't be replaced for whatever helpful.

There are creatures lurking in our world. Obscure creatures long relegated to myth and legend. They have been sighted by a lucky-or unlucky-few, some have even been photographed, but their existence remains unproven and unrecognized by the scientific community.These creatures, long thought gone, have somehow survived; creatures from our nightmares haunting the dark places. They swim in our lakes and bays, they soar the night skies, they hunt in the woods. Some are from our past, and some from other worlds, and others have always been with us-watching us, fearing us, hunting us.These are the cryptids, and Systema Paradoxa tells their tales.***Theodore Syn has already led an interesting life full of events best left... unexplained. All he wants now is to put in his time as a detective with the Harbor City Police with nothing much of note going on.More the fool, he.When shredded bodies start popping up with bits of them eaten away by something noticeably larger than your average rat, Syn races to solve the case before more bodies hit the morgue.Only Detective Syn uncovers more than he's prepared for, and no matter which way he turns, the finger of guilt points at someone he knows...

"A clever blend of realistically presented future concepts, rebellious characters and heart-racing action. If you enjoy fast-paced sci fi with fascinating technology details, this book is for you." -Los Angeles Book ReviewOn the streets of Berlin all morals can be bought for a price, and Owen Resler sold his long ago. Once an underground dissenter, now a corporate drone, he spends his days reluctantly manipulating data for Big Pharma.Across town, notorious gun-for-hire Mia Warsaw is putting together a team to assassinate one of the city's more unscrupulous business moguls and she needs someone to handle the ones and zeroes.When Warsaw crosses paths with an increasingly desperate Resler, she hands the former radical an ultimatum: he can either succumb to death by a thousand bureaucratic paper cuts or take a chance with her.Of course, there's no guarantee he'll survive that, either...

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How To Be Happy Being You is a comprehensive guide for young adults and beyond, offering practical solutions for emotional difficulties, expert guidance from a seasoned psychologist, and a proven program to develop emotional intelligence. With 15 fundamental rules of anger, it helps readers overcome challenges, embrace self-acceptance, and strengthen communication skills using visual aids for an engaging learning experience. This book provides solutions to tough emotional issues facing young adults In a world where anger, fear, and frustration can seem inescapable. How to Be Happy Being You introduces a revolutionary program designed to reduce anger and increase problem-solving skills. Using visualization, exercises, and illustrations the reader is guided through the confusing realm of human emotions to learn to address feelings and respond in a way that leads to self-respect and happiness. Based upon a successful program developed by the author while serving as a psychologist and behavior intervention specialist for youth, it is a valuable resource to help young adults learn the skills they need to better manage powerful emotions.We can learn to identify painful feelings, accept them, experience them-realizing they are normal-and understand there is a way to respond that is respectful of self and others. When feelings are identified, the best way to convey them can be determined. Expressing feelings in a healthy way strengthens communication skills and builds happy relationships. This easy-to-read book includes evocative illustrations designed by artist Julie Cubiz to convey emotions we all feel. By learning and practicing the exercises presented, anyone-young or old-can learn to manage their feelings and gain emotional mastery.

All women living in Okinawa, formerly the Ryukyu Kingdom had tattoos on their hands until the Meiji Restoration. Once the practice was banned by the Japanese government the tradition began to fade and by the 1930s the youngest women with tattoos were in their 60s or 70s. Tattooing in Okinawa Volume two is a translation of Obara Kazuo's research in Okinawa. He travelled extensively in Okinawa in the early 1930's recording many examples of tattoos. Due to the Second World War he was unable to publish his findings until 1962. Obara was able to find and catalogue a great number of tattoos from the majority of the Okinawan islands in addition to noting songs, legends and many interesting details about the tattooing ceremony.