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What are you going to do when you retire? Sure, the idea of not going to the same job day after day is appealing, but what are you actually going to do? Many of us live a fairly stationary life, creating a home base and not wandering too far for very long. But after retirement, new options appear on the horizon. You have the freedom to wander and see all of the beautiful worldly locations you never got to explore as much as you wanted, living in a world of deadlines and limited paid time off.

Have you been hearing people all around you talking about Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies and wanted to learn more, but are afraid it may be too technical to understand? Or maybe you just do not want to feel like an idiot for asking what cryptocurrency is? Well fear not, this book was written for you! This is a quick and easy-to-follow guide to all aspects of cryptocurrency. I avoid getting into complex details while providing clear examples and analogies to help the listener digest the information.

This book is an inspiring journey into the heart of God's unmerited favor. In this heartfelt and deeply personal account, Dr. Edyth shares how she encountered Grace, not just as a concept, but as a living, guiding presence through every challenge and victory. Through vivid storytelling, biblical insights and reflective prompts, Dr. Edyth E. Young invites readers to walk alongside her as she learns to see Grace as a lifelong companion, a guardian angel and a constant reminder of God's unconditional love.

Andy and Susie are two lively kids, intent on having fun during their summer vacation from school. However, their hard-working mom is so busy with housework that she doesn't have time to spend with them when they ask. After repeatedly hearing, "Sorry, Not Now," the children become sad. But they soon realize they can free up their mom to have fun with them by being more helpful.

In Modern Guide for Organic Desert Gardening, you’ll discover the number one threat to a desert vegetable garden (and how you can confidently protect against); how to team up with the sun and the rain so they don’t work against you; essential tools for the desert gardener - and exactly what to do with them; the most important factor you must pay attention to for successful desert gardening; and more.

Empaths can be your best friend, or they can be your worst enemy. Empaths are the great people around you who feel and respond to things a little differently to most people. The physical empath will feel your pain, the emotional and intuitive empaths will feel your happiness and heartache as if it was their own, the dream empath will intuit meaning from your dreams, the plant empath will hear the needs of your plants, the earth empath will feel the needs and connectivity of the bigger picture in the earth, and the animal empath will understand why your Frou Frou is sad today.

Avey and Jojo were best friends. They loved to play together and take on new adventures. On a bright and sunny day, while playing in the backyard on the swing set, a good friend came over to join them in their quest of the day. That's when the unthinkable happened--Jojo went missing. Oh no! Will Avey ever see her best friend again?

Written by a survivor, this trauma-informed workbook is your step-by-step guide to healing from Narcissistic Abuse, Gaslighting, Emotional Neglect, and Complex Trauma (C-PTSD). It’s raw, authentic, and feels like someone walking through it with you.

If Any Man Be in Christ, What Is He? is a powerful exploration of spiritual transformation through Christ-consciousness. Rooted in 2 Corinthians 5:17, this thought-provoking work challenges believers to go beyond religion and experience the reality of becoming a new creation. With heartfelt insight and spiritual depth, K. B. Thomas calls listeners to examine their lives, confront the disconnect between belief and behavior, and awaken to the indwelling presence of Christ. This book is a roadmap for those seeking to live with purpose, love with power, and embody the true essence of the Kingdom.

Told with sharp dialogue, aching tenderness, and unflinching emotional depth, Ethan & Janet is a powerful story of two teens learning what it means to fight for love, to choose family, and to believe, against all odds, that broken things can still become whole.

Laura Cole watched her beloved son detox from heroin time and again. She struggled to help him through addiction recovery treatment and pharmacotherapy. Eventually, she suspected that the treatments were causing her son more harm than good. Navigating a nightmare of Big Pharma, for-profit treatment centers, and corrupt caregivers, Laura saw her son get lost in a thick web of exploitation.

Raised by his wise and loving grandmother, Mrs. Curdel Rochester Mills in Sanguinetti, Clarendon, Jason's life takes a transformative turn. As Jason grows, guided by his deep faith and his grandmother's teachings, he discovers the power of love and compassion. Grandma Curdel becomes a beacon of light, nurturing Jason and instilling within him the importance of faith, gratitude, sacrifice, and selfless giving. Grandma and Jason forge an unbreakable bond through their shared moments at St. Luke Anglican Church, their acts of kindness to the less fortunate, and the simple joys of life.

Hey there! Let's talk about something real, something important: mental health in our African American communities. We all know it's crucial, but sometimes the conversation gets pushed aside, buried under layers of stigma and unspoken truths. Well, not now. In this book we will learn why prioritizing mental well-being matters more than ever and how we can collectively empower ourselves and each other to thrive. Think about it: we juggle a lot. From systemic challenges to everyday stresses, the weight can feel heavy.

In the deep hollows of Greenbrier, Tennessee, Mini Bell Carter, known as Old Grandma Carter, weaves potions and spells as a Cherokee medicine woman and black witch. But her most vital task lies not in her potions, but in raising her great- great-granddaughter, Little Mini Bell, to preserve her legacy. At 93, Granny embarks on a perilous journey to ensure the girl's purity until the age of 16, the key to her immortality. With her sister, the vile Miss Ruby Carter, threatening to undo it all, Granny's last shot at eternal power becomes a race against time.

My heart for writing this book, is so that those who believe, can know that they have the power to have be and do any and all they desire too. With the understanding that your life has to be aligned with love, peace, joy and compassion not just for what you want, but for people. This does not mean you are going to be financially rich, but you can be; this is about you living your best life with security and safety.

Nothing is harder than being a new parent! Are you a new mom worried about getting your baby to sleep? Or maybe you've been through this before and don't want to deal with sleepless nights again! Babies don't have regular sleep patterns, and they're prevalent. But knowing the tactics for putting them to sleep is a special skill that a mother can have - listen to become a specialist in baby sleep!

The Cost of Service explores the profound personal and emotional sacrifices made by those in law enforcement, ministry, and the military. Through compelling narratives, it reveals the unseen burdens borne by their families. The book honors their commitment while examining the toll of a life devoted to others. It is a tribute to courage, calling, and the quiet cost of duty.

In The Art of Forgiveness: Letting Go and Letting God, Efe Byrom offers a compassionate and faith-filled roadmap to true absolution—one that doesn't ignore the pain of the process but transforms it through theological wisdom and actionable steps. This book goes beyond simplistic calls to "forgive and forget," diving deep into the reality of trauma, recurring wounds, and human relationships in all their complexity.

In "Raising Gifted Children with Love and Awareness", Cynthia Webson opens with a heartfelt invitation to see giftedness not as a label but as a unique lens through which a child experiences the world. The introduction lays the emotional foundation of the book, acknowledging the awe—and sometimes anxiety—that parents feel when they realize their child is wired differently. Rather than rushing to identify milestones or match them to expectations, Webson encourages parents to slow down, tune in, and understand the deeper emotional and intellectual needs of their gifted child.

In an era where neurodiversity is increasingly recognized, educators face the challenge of creating truly inclusive learning environments. "Storied Minds" offers a groundbreaking approach to supporting neurodiverse students by harnessing the power of Narrative Therapy in educational settings.