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R. Jay Driskill
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| This memoir is an absolutely captivating and honest look at the life of a flight attendant working in the Middle East. Juliette Kline bravely shares the raw contrast between the job's glamour and its unseen struggles, from lavish private jets to deep ...more | |
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| This is a really well-written devotional for men. The author's sincerity is clear, and the readings are straightforward, relatable, and genuinely uplifting. I appreciated how it focuses on real-world topics like leadership, purpose, and integrity tha ...more | |
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Laughter Short Stories for Seniors is a fantastic book that will brighten your day. The 30 stories are very funny and heartwarming. They are about seniors dealing with new tech like smartwatches and sassy microwaves—you'll laugh a lot! The large print ...more |
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| This book is a fresh take on the space opera genre, expertly blending cosmic action with rich, ancient mythology right here in our solar system. The concept of the conscious star, Ra, and the deep conflict between the twin brothers, Kael’Ryn and Xal’ ...more | |
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| Anant is a well-written and deeply reflective book that explores universal questions about purpose, meaning, and spirituality in a contemporary setting. Inspired by Siddhartha, the story follows Anant’s quest for truth, which is engaging and full of ...more | |
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| This book is a really interesting mix of ideas. It's a thriller about a guy, Shaurya, who gets special powers and struggles to figure out how to use them for good. Then he meets Megha, who helps guide him. I liked how it blended action with some deep ...more | |
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| This cookbook is wonderful and exactly what I needed to get my granddaughter started in the kitchen. The recipes are very easy to understand with clear steps for her to follow. We have already enjoyed making the "Fluffy Pancakes" and some of the simp ...more | |
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| 13 Minutes Before Midnight is a fast-paced, original, and utterly addictive read that brilliantly fuses serial killer crime fiction with time travel. The premise—a man finding a corpse that later appears alive—hooks you instantly and the tension is r ...more | |
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| This guide helps parents foster emotional intelligence and confidence in children while maintaining work-life balance. It covers handling tantrums calmly, staying patient when stressed, strategies for neurodivergent children, teaching healthy emotion ...more | |
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| This comprehensive guide walks beginners and seniors through the iPhone 17 step-by-step, covering essentials (calls, texts, FaceTime, camera), organization, entertainment, safety, and troubleshooting. Bonus sections include hidden codes, health apps, ...more | |
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“I slouched in my weathered deck chair, bourbon glass balanced on my knee, watching the sunset paint the sky over Fort Walton Beach in broad strokes of crimson and gold.”
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“The end of the Hittite Empire thus offers important insights into the dynamics of complex societies under stress.”
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“In recovering and studying the Hittite past, we not only illuminate an ancient civilization but also gain perspective on our own historical moment.”
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“The evening had that perfect October feel—warm enough to sit outside in a t-shirt but cool enough that the bourbon felt right, like a comfortable handshake between old friends.”
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“I slouched in my weathered deck chair, bourbon glass balanced on my knee, watching the sunset paint the sky over Fort Walton Beach in broad strokes of crimson and gold.”
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