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The Mystics Reborn Book 4 Earth's Memories

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Rosey, Alex, and Bronzo stay with the Scorched Mountain Team until the destination of Earth's Well is revealed. During this time, Rosey and Addina finally get to talk, and Rosey asks her to share her memories of Balra so that Rosey might better understand the woman behind the assassin. Addina agrees to do so, even knowing it will reveal her deepest regrets.

To their shock, Earth's Well is located on Rosey's home continent of Hondan. The team will have to follow a new plan to get back there. The trip requires stopping at Alex's magikin academy in Greval where a classmate is waiting with unfinished business. Eglen's secret past is suddenly brought to light when the team must next pass through the Shebanok Islands. At Eglaglassen, an unexpected gift brings Rosey closer to her mother and the family that she barely knows.

Meanwhile, the Silver Goddess inspects Seatress's cherished ivory sword that she dropped during her battle with Rosey. The encounter with the blade awakens a terrifying curse that Balra secretly placed on it should it fall within enemy hands.

This journey forces Rosey and her friends to remember things they've kept secret and to face the possibilities that lie ahead. Rosey's determination is unwavering, but the threat from the Puppeteer and the new-and-improved army he intends to raise could force them back into a second demonic war.

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Dewy the Duck Who Waited For The Rain.The sky is still. The earth is dry.And day after day... the rain does not come.While others grow restless, Dewy chooses something different.Dewy waits.Dewy trusts.Through gentle moments and quiet reflection, Dewy discovers that not everything arrives when we expect it...but everything meaningful arrives in its time.This heartfelt story invites children to explore patience, emotional awareness, and the strength found in stillness.Because sometimes, the most powerful thing you can do...is wait for the rain.

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Dewy & The Hidden Eyes is a gentle and meaningful story about courage, perception, and learning to see beyond what is immediately visible. Through a calm and reflective journey, Dewy invites young readers to slow down, observe, and discover that true understanding often lies beneath the surface. A story that nurtures clarity, growth, and quiet confidence.

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Dewy: The Christmas Invitation

In a quiet corner of the world, where wonder lives in the smallest moments, Dewy receives a simple invitation... one that will gently change everything.

This is not just a story about Christmas.

It is a story about:

kindness that grows quietlymoments that feel small but mean everythingand the beauty of showing up with an open heart

As Dewy follows the invitation, each step reveals something deeper:

a sense of belonging...

a warmth that cannot be wrapped...

and a joy that lingers long after the season fades.

Soft, reflective, and filled with gentle meaning,

Dewy: The Christmas Invitation invites readers of all ages to slow down, breathe, and rediscover what truly matters.

Because sometimes...

the most important invitations are not the loudest ones-

they are the ones that call softly to the heart.

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This book draws on first-person experience and perception. It examines real-world challenges-parent-child relationships, mental and physical illness, and family dynamics. Grounded in spiritual principles and a wide range of case studies, the author traces the roots of these problems and explores the nature and power of love, showing how to understand and apply it as a profound healing force for the heart.

This book empowers readers to know themselves better, discover their inner potential and inherent value, and build richer, more enduring relationships. Offering fresh perspectives and insights applicable to both personal life and the workplace, it inspires growth, greater achievement in self-mastery, and deeper human connection.

Whether you are on a path of self-inquiry and spiritual growth or seeking to improve your relationships, this book offers both guidance and deep inspiration. It invites you to embark on a deeply rewarding inner journey toward building more meaningful and fulfilling connections.

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How the Battle for Electrons Will Define the 21st Century

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Power Plays delivers a sharp and urgent analysis of the looming electricity crisis threatening America's economic future. Jacques Beaudry-Losique, a veteran energy executive, argues that the United States is dangerously unprepared for a surge in electricity demand fueled by AI data centers, cryptocurrency mining, reindustrialization, and the electrification of transportation and heating.

Despite these pressures, America's power grid remains outdated, fragmented, and shackled by political and regulatory inertia. Beaudry-Losique depicts the energy landscape as a high-stakes "power game," where utilities, regulators, Big Tech, and policymakers compete for limited access to electrons while neglecting the structural reforms needed to secure the nation's future.

Through real-world case studies-most notably the energy crisis in Loudoun County, Virginia-he illustrates how local grid bottlenecks foreshadow national decline. The book blends systems thinking, policy critique, and game theory to map out a pragmatic roadmap: reform permitting, expand transmission and nuclear capacity, and embrace decentralized, resilient microgrids.

Blunt, informed, and timely, Power Plays warns that the fight for electricity will determine who leads in technology, security, and prosperity in the 21st century-and whether America will keep its competitive edge or fall behind.

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When Chromo and Somes visit the busiest post office in town, they discover how everything inside a cell gets sorted, packed, and shipped to the right place. Kids will learn what the Golgi apparatus does, how cells organize and deliver materials, and why every organelle plays an important role!

With bright illustrations, playful characters, and simple science explanations, this story makes biology fun, friendly, and easy to understand! A perfect addition for classrooms, future scientists, and curious kids and another exciting adventure in the Cellville series!

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Courtney A Gold, Courtney A Gold, Tara Whitlock

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The Sabbatical: A True-Life Scuba-Diving Adventure, Away From the Office by Gordon Esplin is a memoir that chronicles the author's transformative sabbatical journey on Vancouver Island. Leaving behind his engineering job, Esplin embarks on an adventurous hiatus involving scuba diving, abalone harvesting, and navigating the rugged and challenging coastlines of British Columbia. The book captures his experience of acquiring an old fishing boat, Dease Isle, and outfitting it for a life at sea. Along with his partner Richard Nakata, Esplin faces various obstacles, including unpredictable weather, boat repairs, and the struggle to harvest abalone while dealing with the complexities of the marine environment.

The story is set against the backdrop of the wild and remote areas of the Inside Passage, Prince Rupert, and the northern coastline, where the author reflects on the physical and emotional trials of the journey. It's a tale of personal growth, exploration, and the pursuit of a simpler, more adventurous life. With vivid descriptions of the sea, the challenges of coastal navigation, and the wildlife encountered, The Sabbatical is a rich narrative that blends adventure, self-discovery, and the beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

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Musings and Meanderings invites readers to explore new ways to process feelings, the human condition and moving forward. Through poetic storytelling, readers can understand personal trials, experiences and find deeper meaning through self-introspection. Skeeter shares poety to explore life's journey by fostering emotional connection and 'I get this moments'.

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The AI revolution is here, and at its core lies a game-changing technology that most developers havent fully explored: vector databases. From powering semantic search to enabling large language models (LLMs) and generative AI, vector databases are  reshaping how we build applications with unstructured data like  text, images, and audio. But how do you go from curious to capable  with this vital technology? Thats where this book comes in.
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In this hands-on guide, author Nitin Borwankar takes you through the why, what, and how of vector databases, starting with the  basic theory behind vector embeddings and progressing to building  applications with real-world tools. Youll learn about Word2vec, how to convert open source SQL databases like SQLite3 and PostgreSQL into vector databases, and integrate them into retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) applications. Whether youre a Python developer, data engineer, or ML practitioner, this book gives you the foundation to leverage vector databases confidently in your AI projects.

Understand the connection between vector databases, embeddings, and LLMs
Learn practical approaches for transforming SQL databases into vector databases
Build RAG applications for both personal and enterprise use
Apply vector databases to solve real-world AI challenges
Learn how to use vector databases with LLMs to build applications

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Seven-year-old soccer enthusiast Myra lives with her mum, dad, Muthashi (grandma) and big sister. Her world turns upside down when her family welcomes a new baby, making Myra a middle child. On top of that, Myra joins the school' s soccer team, only to be put in the midfield. Nothing exciting ever happens there! What will it take for Myra to feel marvellous in the middle? With lively humour and vivid depictions of Myra' s Indian heritage, this junior novel is a sweet exploration of family, culture and adapting to change.

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Since recorded history, we have been trying to define what dreams are. The problem is there are many ways to approach it but only one right way. Whether it is stored energy in the mind, a scientific experiment, or the goals that we set for ourselves, there is one path to reveal its secrets.

However, dreams start with our creation and lives deep within our soul. Revealing them to the world is what most say is the ultimate achievement of success, but I disagree, for we are reality. With every thought and every breath, death is just a step away.

If we can reach deep within the channels of our mind, we would find that it is not the voice of the world that we need to hear. It is our own. With hope, anything is possible. It leads us to believe that our dreams are within our reach.

As we follow the path and don't give up, we have already achieved them and have found that the voice deep within us has led us to believe in this. We live in a time when dreams are reality.

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The Dark Side of Durham
Explore the dark side of the Bull City. If the red brick walls that once held tobacco warehouses and textile mills could talk, they would tell the tale of how the crossroads settlement of Pin Hook turned into the vibrant city of Durham in the Piedmont of North Carolina. Since its genesis, Durham has been a city where crime was woven into the very fabric of its existence. Over the years, there have been many murders, robberies and shootouts on the streets, in the alleys and on the outskirts of town. Some crimes have caught the attention of the entire nation, but most have remained just in the conscience of the locals. Local historian Rick Jackson narrates the mysteries of one of North Carolina's most important cities.

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Irish Myths, Legends, and Folktales for Americans

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More than forty million Americans claim Irish ancestry. This lively illustrated book, divided into parts exploring myths, legends, and folktales, explains for the U.S. audience the importance of storytelling in Irish culture in particular. In ancient Ireland, a good storyteller was so valued that he would be a member of the aos dana, the bards, and would be welcomed into every village because he came bearing tales. From the One-Eyed Giant to the Salmon of Knowledge to beloved "fairy" tales, the authora seanchai (traditional storyteller) herselfpresents a fascinating collection that places these archetypal tales in historical context.

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Juilene Osborne-McKnight, Mara Kate McKnight

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The Stories Behind the Albums
Carolina beach musicthose often-soulful songs about the beach, parties, that special love, dancing or just relaxing in the sunhas long been a mainstay of culture in the Southeast. Yet until the late 1960s, you needed an impressive collection of 45s if you wanted to hear those songs in your home or at a party. But beginning with Atlantic Records' Beach Beat in 1967, that music slowly became available on albums from Bell, Warner Bros., Ripete and other labels. Through interviews and firsthand accounts, author Rick Simmons examines the stories behind those classic albums, the people who created them and the artists and songs that contributed to the phenomenon known as Carolina beach music.

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The Untold History of Sudbury and Wayland, Massachusetts

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Colonial Sudbury, Massachusetts, was designated the Puritan Village by author Sumner Chilton Powell in his 1964 Pulitzer Prizewinning history of the founding of this quintessential New England town in 1638. Yet this quiet rural village also had a darker history that is often overlooked. Sudbury's Puritan inhabitants, including some of the most prominent citizens in town, held and sold enslaved Black people throughout the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Stories gleaned from preserved records highlight the lives of men, women and children held in bondage, including a court case involving an enslaved boy repeatedly beaten and left scarred by his master less than thirty years after the town's founding, as well as the bill of sale of Phebey, age two, to a woman in another town. Local author Jane Sciacca uncovers the hidden side of suffering in this New England town.

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A Dark History Revealed
In the early twentieth century, eugenics was at the forefront of scientific discourse in the quest to understand human genetics. On Long Island and throughout the nation, eugenicists were granted unfettered access to conduct experiments on prisoners, psychiatric patients, Coney Island circus performers and more, all in an effort to legitimize a false science. The origins of the eugenics movement can be found within the Eugenics Record Office, an otherwise nondescript two-and-a-half-story administrative building at Cold Spring Harbor, New York, under the direction of Charles Benedict Davenport from 1910 to 1939. The work conducted there directly led to the forced sterilization of thousands of American citizens and the passage of anti-immigration laws and sparked a deadly global movement.
Author Mark Torres explores the local characters, influences, landmarks and ghastly consequences that emanated from this small Long Island facility for decades and spread throughout the world.

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The Garden State After the Great War
PostaWorld War I life was dramatically different for New Jersey than it had been prior to the war. By 1920, the war was over for the Europeans, but it was still on for America until President Harding signed a paper in a local living room after a golf game. Harding's out-of-wedlock child was born in Asbury Park, and Atlantic City began the beauty contest that would become Miss America. Prohibition hit what was an unwilling state, and the governor tried to keep New Jersey liquor legally flowing, while bootleggers and rumrunners made illegal liquor generally available. Joseph Bilby and Harry Ziegler detail this frenetic era in the Garden State.

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From the Seattle streets to studio beats.
In the early 1980s, a subterranean shift in Seattle's music scene began. Disco's reign over parties and dance clubs faded, and hip-hop became the new attraction. A generation of young musicians emerged, and local rappers catapulted the genre into the spotlight. From Sir Mix-A-Lot, who won a Grammy in 1993, to Silver Chain Gang and Jam Delight, the Emerald City produced some incredible talent. These formative years of hip-hop set the tone for the decades that followed, and this once-fledgling music still resonates in pop culture today.
Author and producer Novocaine132 explores Seattle's early rap artists and their groundbreaking sound.

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Black Folk Tales and Chronicles of South Carolina

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Stories of a People
Throughout history, African Americans passed along folk tales to ease burdens and make sense of experiences. Tracing back to West Africa, this storytelling tradition provided laughter, instruction and resilience. Animal stories often were proverbs for adults and teaching points for children. Two pioneering Black schoolteachers told of their careers in education. An eyewitness described the Charleston Race Riot in 1919. Others gave testimonies of Denmark Vesey's attempted slave rebellion. Author Damon L. Fordham presents this collection of Black South Carolina stories and narratives based on interviews and research, including his travels in Africa.