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To My Readers,In a world filled with religious confusion and manmade traditions, The Church by God’s Design offers a clear, Scripture-based call to return to the original blueprint found in the New Testament. This compelling study examines the church ...more "
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To My Readers,Reading Between the Lines: Living and Learning with Dyslexia is a personal and professional journey through the challenges and triumphs of living with Dyslexia. As someone who struggled with reading as a student, later became a special ...more "
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| An inspiring and practical guide that captures the heart of great teaching. A must-read for anyone seeking to make a lasting impact in the classroom. | |
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| A simple yet powerful leadership guide that helps you recognize and stop the subtle habits that drain your best people. Highly recommended for school leaders and anyone managing a team. | |
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| A quietly powerful novel that blends personal conflict with historical tension, offering a deep, psychological portrait of youth, loss, and moral awakening. A classic for reflective readers who appreciate subtlety and introspection. | |
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| By narrating through Scout, Lee captures both the simplicity and complexity of childhood perception. Her innocence reveals the contradictions of adult society, often exposing injustice more clearly than an adult narrator could. | |
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| Twain’s sharp wit is evident throughout the book. He uses humor to poke fun at social norms, religion, education, and adult hypocrisy—making subtle but biting critiques beneath the surface of a seemingly lighthearted story. | |
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| McMurtry’s characters are rich, flawed, and unforgettable. Gus is witty, romantic, and philosophical; Call is stoic, driven, and emotionally distant. Their contrasting personalities create both tension and deep camaraderie. | |
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