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The Prophet’s Pulpit: Commentaries on the State of Islam by Khaled Abou El Fadl (Author), Josef Linnhoff (Editor)

Refreshingly unpreachy and theologically accessible; a marvelous, beautifully written book that offers a sound grasp of Islamic faith… Khaled Abou El Fadl, distinguished law professor and classically trained Islamic jurist, presents a collection of meditations on key Islamic precepts in…
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The Birds That Saved Me: An Introduction to Birding for Self-Improvement (with Color Artwork) by J. P. Steed (Author), Norah Steed (Illustrator)

Heartfelt, enchanting, and beautifully written…An enchanting mix of memoir, guide book for birding, and self-help. In this moving memoir, debut author Steed explores encounters with birds as meditations on life. Told in a series of large snippets composed of notable…
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The Birds That Saved Me: An Introduction to Birding for Self-Improvement (with Color Artwork) by J. P. Steed (Author), Norah Steed (Illustrator)

Heartfelt, enchanting, and beautifully written…An enchanting mix of memoir, guide book for birding, and self-help. In this moving memoir, debut author Steed explores encounters with birds as meditations on life. Told in a series of large snippets composed of notable…
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Raven and the Hummingbird: A Healing Path to Recovery from Multiple Personality Disorder by Renate F. Caldwell

A brilliant, original, and beautifully written book… Licensed Professional Counselor Caldwell’s outstanding debut takes readers on a dissociative identity disorder patient’s harrowing journey from devastation to recovery. When forty-four-year-old Joan met Caldwell, she was devastated: she had just lost her…
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Jesus, the Man and the Myth: A Jewish Reading of the New Testament by Frederic Seager

Thorough, extensive, and well-researched… A stunning work of history. Seager, a retired professor of history from the University of Montreal, makes some profound observations about Jesus and the New Testament, awareness of which he believes is a must for the…
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Is There Evidence for God?: An Economist Searches for Answers by Robert Genetski Ph.D.

A well-researched, often convincing work that deftly balances biblical theology and scientific reason… As a teacher, columnist, author of 5 books on classical economic principles, and one of the nation’s leading economists, Genetski approaches the questions of God’s existence with…
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Neville Chamberlain’s War: How Great Britain Opposed Hitler 1939-1940 by Frederic Seager

An incisive and provocative look at the history of WWII… Seager delivers a deeply researched, fresh narrative of the history of WWII in his latest book. Most people know Winston Churchill as a political hero who stood up to Hitler…
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I Am, Therefore I Think: Musings about the Universe by J.W. Bell

An insightful collection of life philosophy and musings that beautifully provides food for thought about personal growth… Bell explores personal metaphysical theories and concepts, introducing a unique vision of life and the systems of being involved in it in his…
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CROFTER by Renée Carrier

Poetic, wholesome, and engrossing…A stunning achievement. Carrier’s love for words beautifully combines in this remarkable story of her dedication to whole-Earth philosophy. Carrier and her husband’s journey from becoming the owner of a remote parcel of land with nothing but…
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The Talking Forest: Tree Runes for a New Millennium by Kay Broome

Fun, accessible, and exceptionally crafted… Broome meticulously explains entire mythology and history of native Canadian trees in her user-friendly and fun-to-read debut. Brief and to the point, each rune depicts the significance of the salient tree within its physical environment…
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Listening to Chopin while fighting Nazis: A Journey into my Family’s WWII Polish Past by M. Alexander Charns

A deeply revealing, intimate account of a family’s Polish history… As a six-year-old boy, Charns came across a book named ‘I Survived Hitler’s Hell’ by A.P. Gwiazdowski and became curious about his family’s Polish history. As he grows older, he…
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The View from Darien: Essays in the Teaching of High School English: Motive and Method by Professor Don Gutteridge

A probing and absorbing look at teaching of high school English… Guttridge’s latest book is an astute collection of eight scholarly essays in the teaching of high school English. With his decades of experience in teaching English literature, Gutteridge demonstrates…
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The Afterlife Experience: How Our Association With Nature’s Elements Shapes the Outcome by Bud Megargee

An invigorating perspective on how our association with nature’s elements shape a soul’s afterlife experience… The former senior healthcare executive and award-winning author Megargee delves into spiritual explanation of how the roles of water, air, fire, and earth affect what…
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Teaching Literature for Cognitive Development: A Double Perspective by Don Gutteridge

Slender and precise… An immersive study. Drawing on current curriculum, the work and research of renowned scholars, and especially his own teaching experience, Gutteridge examines the nature of student classification based on their understanding of literature, and its devastating impacts…
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The Journey To Respect starts with You: 7 days Inspirational Black Book by Patrice M Foster

Solid, intelligently presented, and inspiring… Loaded with practical tips and social intelligence, Foster’s latest is an inspiring workbook about how to gain respect and feel appreciated. In 2 parts and 7 chapters that broadly cover such topics as “Understanding Respect,…
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LION TAMER Book One: How It All Turned Out by Therese Marie Duncan

A deeply involving and consistently moving story of overcoming trauma… Duncan tells her story straight from the heart in her debut installment in the Lion Tamer series. Born as the sixth of ten children, in the Pacific Northwest, in Seattle,…
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Uncaged: Trauma Recovery Using Facet Integration Technique by Sparrow Spaulding

A treasure trove of practical and powerful suggestions for achieving self-change and moving forward in life… In this powerful guidebook, Spaulding presents a horde of hands-on, effective techniques for processing unresolved memories of the past and overcoming the anxieties that…
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Taming Fear in the Age of Covid by Winfried Sedhoff

Beautifully, compellingly written and Comprehensive in scope… A valuable work. After experiencing his own personal crisis that forced him to face his worst fears, mental health professional Dr. Winfried Sedhoff undertook extensive research into the science of fear and discovered…
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The Reader’s Companion to the World of Jane Austen by Joe Giampaolo

A richly textured, intimate, and lively work that casts a well-deserved spotlight on the famed writer. Combining a novelist’s eye for detail with meticulous research and prose, Giampaolo delivers the concise account of Jane Austen’s life, one of the greatest…
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The glass angel: A guide to freedom, peace, transformation, and growth by Christina Foxwell

Stirring, informative, and compulsively readable… Foxwell’s latest offers readers an inspiring guide to help evolve into the best versions of themselves and to live an authentic, purpose-driven life that’s filled with joy. She splits her empowering and absorbing narrative into…