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Meet Brooke: a bisexual Bridget Jones, a millennial Meg Ryan, a girl standing in front of a boy asking him—wait, it doesn’t have to be a boy? For Brooke, ‘The One’ could be anyone. As long as it’s the type of (actually highly problematic) movie love she’s watched on repeat since she was a little girl. Brooke writes algorithms for a dating app, which is odd given what a hopeless romantic she is.

This book will help to empower you to own who you are, even if you feel afraid. To reclaim yourself. To own your identity unapologetically. To heal and to grow.

Dive into the world of affiliate marketing with this comprehensive guide, crafted for both beginners and seasoned marketers. This audiobook covers essential strategies, from selecting profitable niches to maximizing revenue through effective promotions and partnerships.

What do you do when you’re all dressed up and you spill milk on your dress? That happened to Little Lupe when she was getting ready for her first day of school! Mom thinks of a way to hide the spots. But then, more spots come when Little Lupe’s dog gives her a muddy goodbye at the bus stop!

In this lively, spirited book, dogs and their owners celebrate life - and one another - at a particular low wall in their neighborhood. The owners of the house behind the wall don’t have dogs themselves, but their goodwill is the catalyst for all that follows, and the dogs appreciate it as much as the people do.

Living in the orphanage since age 8, Molly fears turning 18 as she will have to leave there. With nowhere to go and facing life on the cold Chicago streets, she corresponds with Jake, a prospector in Colorado. Jake is raising his friends' children since their passing and needs someone to help him with his home and the children. Molly is the answer to Jake's prayers. But things don't go as planned. Jake doesn't believe in love, and the children don't want a new mother. As Molly struggles to fit in, she prays she won't be sent back to Chicago.

Each book in "The Empowerment Series" is designed to be a standalone guide, but together they form a comprehensive journey towards unlocking one's full potential across various aspects of life.

Each book in "The Empowerment Series" is designed to be a standalone guide, but together they form a comprehensive journey towards unlocking one's full potential across various aspects of life.

This book provides a comprehensive exploration of the Biafran people's history, culture, and resilience, with a focus on the Nigerian Civil War and its aftermath. It delves into the socio-political and economic challenges faced by the Igbo community, their efforts to rebuild and recover, and the quest for justice and recognition. The narrative also highlights the contributions of the Igbo diaspora and the international community's response to the conflict.