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"Small Changes, Great Impact" is a powerful guide with free step by step Checksheet that teaches readers how to create meaningful and lasting change in their lives and the world through small, incremental steps. This book explores the science of habit formation and offers practical tips and inspiring stories to help readers adopt new behaviors and attitudes. Whether you want to improve your health, relationships, finances, or the environment, this book provides actionable advice and the tools you need to make positive changes. With its accessible language and powerful message, "Small Changes, Great Impact" is a must-read for anyone seeking to create a better future for themselves and the world.

Can you hit rock bottom in space? Frank's a rookie space repo man struggling to get by in the cutthroat world of reclamation. As if dealing with creditors isn't hard enough, there are the ruthless repo agents like Krallix who swipes Frank's latest haul and turns his trusty ship, Fetch, into a floating scrap heap. With his life on the line, Frank's survival depends on his somewhat questionable cleverness, a ship that's seen better days, and a bizarre alien slime he never should've laid hands on. Can Frank survive long enough to reclaim his haul? Join Frank on this cosmic rollercoaster of mishaps, mayhem, and alien goo gone wild.

Embark on an unforgettable safari adventure with "Hello, Kenya! Children's Picture Book Safari Animal Adventure for Kids Ages 4-8." This captivating book is designed for young explorers who are eager to learn about the wonders of Kenya and its incredible wildlife.Discover the rich tapestry of Kenya through the eyes of your child:Foster a love for nature and wildlife with engaging stories about Kenya's majestic animals.Expand their knowledge of different cultures and geography, opening their minds to the diverse world we live in.Develop a sense of adventure and exploration, encouraging curiosity and learning in a fun and interactive way.Authentic, educational, and filled with breathtaking illustrations, "Hello, Kenya!" is more than just a picture book; it's a journey into the heart of Africa. Don't miss the chance to take your child on a thrilling safari adventure. Secure your copy of "Hello, Kenya!" today and watch as your child embarks on a journey filled with discovery and wonder.

The Intimacy of Spoons explores the many metaphors of the spoon: from love and marriage to the spoon of a grave that holds our bodies; from the darkness of loss and night, where "the Big Dipper is nothing but / the oldest spoon pointing us home"; to the darkness of lungs transformed into art. The poems cover a wide variety of topics-cultural, political, familial, and natural-and always, underlying these poems is the song of birds-with broken wings or clear voices, avian muses filling our forests now or long gone. There are nods to Basho and Thoreau, to Eliot and Frost, Dickinson and Milton, this last, a long poem that retells the story of Adam and Eve from the point of view of Mal, the apple. Likewise, The Intimacy of Spoons shares a variety of forms, from sonnet, sestina, and villanelle to syllabics, lyrics, and a ballad. At the center of the book is the long poem, "Elegy for My Body," which uses wordplay and contrasting voices to explore mortality, because "You can't really do time; / it simply does us, / or undoes us, / us beings in the time being being beings / on Times Squared / waiting for the big ball to fall." The poems of The Intimacy of Spoons return us to everyday stories and objects, common yet profound, that we touch so often and that enter us with every meal and every breath.

Embark on a heartwarming adventure through New York City in "Who Moved My Banana?", a delightful tale for children aged 8-12. This story follows the curious and adventurous Aaron, a young boy who loves nothing more than exploring the bustling streets of the city. With his favorite hoodie and earbuds playing his personal soundtrack, Aaron is ready for another day's adventure. But today, something is amiss: his beloved banana is nowhere to be found!Fueled by curiosity and undeterred by the mystery, Aaron sets out on an unexpected journey across New York. From the echoing underground subway stations, brimming with a symphony of city sounds, to the lush expanse of Central Park, his quest for the missing banana leads him to discover far more than he anticipated.As Aaron navigates through vibrant neighborhoods, he encounters a tapestry of city dwellers: friendly street performers, a wise storyteller, a jovial barista, and a local artist, each enriching his journey with stories, laughter, and insights. These encounters open his eyes to the wonders of the city and the people who bring it to life.But it's not just about the search for a lost banana. Aaron's adventure becomes a journey of self-discovery, teaching him valuable lessons about courage, the importance of community, and the kindness of strangers. With every step, Aaron finds himself embracing the unexpected and finding joy in the smallest of moments."Who Moved My Banana?" is more than a children's story; it's a celebration of the spirit of adventure, the warmth of human connection, and the magic that lies in the heart of the city. With its engaging narrative and vibrant portrayal of New York City, this book is a charming read for young explorers and dreamers, encouraging them to look at the world with wonder and embrace every adventure life offers.

Ah, but we lived together in Egypt. I've known you from the time of Egypt, I know that. You are one of those to whom I said in Egypt, "I promise you that you will be part... that you will be on earth at the hour of realization." There are a few of them - not many But I know that!......Oh, there are amusing things. Egypt was an extremely occult age, at that time they really had occult knowledge. So that gives you a power over the invisible, you can act there consciously. ......Oh!. That's a remarkable thing꞉ in every age, and probably on the contrary, the farther you go into the past, there's a jumble, a clutter of quite uninteresting things - which disappear. They disappear, they are destroyed. There only remains what had an interesting inner life. So the past seems to us much more interesting than the present, but from our age all the clutter will also disappear and be dissolved in the same way, and only the best will remain, except if they use mechanical means to preserve loads of recordings of heaps of stupidities.But otherwise...

The meaning of yoga in common parlance is limited to the physical plane of yoga asanas. But the spiritual meaning is the union of soul and spirit or devotee and God. This book deals with the merging of one's consciousness in Lord Shiva and how such a devotee and disciple can lead fearless, peaceful and pleasant life. One can observe how Allipura Mahadeva Tata shows eternal love of Lord Shiva in disciplining and spiritualizing the lives of his disciples and devotees. It is a book that highlights the way of leading God-centered life.

As We Cover Ourselves With Light holds warmth that was stored away and unpacked from the chest of inheritance. Found in its depth is emotive language sewn from faith, love, loss, and acceptance. Remnants of the past and present are fine needles gently guiding an insightful lens through which these poems pull the threads of uncertainty and truth, influencing a powerful tapestry of kinship. Subtle wordplay eases into imagery and music, and pieces moments that unfold into self-discovery. Some poems are spoken with repetition and, at times, the author seems to be looking in from the outside; but she intentionally renders each poem as an experience of her sensibilities, suggesting that the reader draw his or her own conclusion. This debut collection gathers illumination flowing from memory, weaving worth into the fabric of family.

The book is the stepping stone of worldly knowledge and wisdom on how to guide children in a world often filled with bullying and apathy.As the name suggests, this book is all about forming balanced and morally strong children who stay rooted in reality, learn to fight back in adversity, and correct their mistakes with humility.A must read for children of all ages!

This poetry book is an anthology of 55 poems that were borne out of mind rustles. Unsaid words immersed in ink having found way onto the paper. Readers shall be able to relate to most of the poems & feel the subtlety of sentiments. All beautiful graphics have been contributed by my sweet little niece Ms Devishi Gupta (Chinu) out of her unimaginable imagination. She is my first cousin Ms Shefali's daughter.

Embark on a journey with a honey badger, as it learns to conquer its fears and discover the power of love. Along the way, explore the stunning beauty of nature and be inspired by its courage. With each step, grow alongside this brave creature and come away with a newfound appreciation for life. Unlock the secrets of unconditional love with this captivating story. Get your copy now and bring the enchanting world of Woodland into your home!

Doosraa is a crime thriller set in Mumbai during late 1980s. The story revolves around two lead characters - Ek, and Doosraa. Ek is the undisputed contract killer in the country, who has set very high standards in executing his contracts and eliminating his targets. However, his realm is shaken by the sudden arrival of a younger, cheaper, and much more adventurist contract killer - the Doosraa. The story covers the ensuing conflict and lastly the final showdown between the two contract killers.

Littpin and The Battle of Rockhill is Abhijith Chandra's second step into the world of fiction. This book revolves around the life of Littpin and her adventurous journey. She must protect the people and herself from the wrath of Cobrython. Will she be able to do it? Get ready for an adrenaline surge and let your imagination take you on a roller coaster with this book.

Kuldeep is a brilliant scientist, he is an orphan. After a lot of hard work, he succeeds in making a teleportation device. However he is murdered by his colleague and he is reincarnated in 10 years old boy whose name is kalp field, in the world of magic. Now, He has a family but he can't able to do magic in this world where magic is everything. After living six years with his father Liam and brother Skanda, he finds out that his biological father is Astrid who is the most wanted criminal. Kalp refuses to go with Astrid and in order to protect Kalp from Astrid, Liam sacrifices himself. After that Kalp starts his new journey to admit in Cosbreeds Academy and makes a goal to take revenge on Astrid.

Another Secret Discovered in the Granton House. As Levi prepares for the opening of the Granton museum, he stumbles upon a hidden diary that threatens to change everything in Granton, Tennessee. He wants to unlock the mysteries of the diary but soon discovers that he's being stalked. But by who? Word on the street says an FBI agent, an escaped prisoner, and a mobster in town. Levi knows he needs to watch his back and is forced to keep secrets from Abigail to protect her. Deception quickly tears their relationship apart.Once again, Levi must fight for his life to have a future with the woman he loves.Suspicious characters, kidnappings, prison breaks, Levi must keep the secret diary from falling into the wrong hands.