Anything Goes by Robert Hamilton is a theological philosophy book that discusses the existence of God and the universe with an intellectual approach.
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Anger is a natural emotion, but teaching children to handle it appropriately is crucial for their development and well-being….
Parenting is hard. This is not a secret. It is the ultimate act of self-sacrifice – consuming parents’ time, money, and identity. It is also a minefield of different and often polarising opinions. Online and social media are frightening places to go looking for information or advice on the topic. So maybe an easy-to-read book might be the thing some of you have been looking for. Cooling the Flame: Guiding Kids Through Anger acknowledges the difficulties and the incredible effort that is needed to effectively parent, but also provides a positive outlook. After all, there is very little that a parent wouldn’t do for their children – such is the power of a parent’s love.
The history of rock and roll music can be seen in a long arc of Western civilization’s struggle for both greater individual expression and societal stability. In the 1960s, the West’s relationship with authority ruptured, in part due to the rock revolution. The lessons and implications of this era have yet to be fully grasped.
Immunity for Murder by David M. Beers is a Non-Fiction True Crime Novel published on October 29, 2021. This story focuses on the ordeal of a 23-year-old single mother, Veronica Taft who was convicted and sentenced to 25-years-to life in prison in Binghamton, Upstate New York, for the horrific murder of her 2-year-old beloved son, Lyric Taft. The true culprit evaded justice, while Veronica Taft was subjected to take the fall.
Risky Business in Rising China by Mark Atkeson is a Non-Fiction Story published on October 15, 2023. The narrative chronicles Atkeson’s experiences in China which were not always as it is now. However, over the past decades, China’s economic and military stance has grown tremendously.
Just imagine: breathing life into the story that’s been bouncing around inside your cranium for what feels like forever, smashing it out on your laptop and acing your first draft, and then being offered a lucrative deal with a big-time publisher – book tours, signings with adoring fans, and interviews! The success. The validation. And now wake up – because that’s not how any of that happens.
If you’re working in the science field and have made a breakthrough but don’t know how to let the right people know about it, you’ll find this book a great help. The Giant’s Ladder is a fitting title for the ultimate companion for science professionals who want to make their mark on the world.
The author, Jack Parkinson, had been working as a teacher in China for 13 years and had a lot of exposure to the country’s culture and philosophy. This led him to read the legendary Dao De Jing writings by the scholar Laozi, who wrote them many centuries ago. “A Dao for the Third Millennium” is an understanding and reevaluation of these teachings and what they represent in the modern day.
“Looking Inward for A Better Life” by Dalton Dean Blankinship is a highly recommended, practical self-help book addressing sixteen core areas of life.
