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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The Bitter Leaf When Mai left her family's farm in rural Qu?ng Nam for a career in Hanoi, she told herself it was ambition. Six years later, a telegram pulls her back: \*Your father is unwell. Come home when you can.\* The 'when you can' means now. What she finds is a farm on the edge of losing everything. Her father, Hùng, is quietly dying among the rows of bitter leaf trees he has tended for thirty years. Her brother Tu?n is disappearing into the very crop they grow. And a district official with old debts and new ambitions has set his sights on their land, forcing long-buried truths back into the light. \*The Bitter Leaf\* is a novel about what we inherit - land, silence, and the slow weight of what was done before we were old enough to choose. Set in Vietnam in the years after the Ð?i M?i reforms rewrote the country's rules, it asks what it costs to stay, what it costs to leave, and whether roots can still hold when the soil shifts beneath them. Set on a Kratom farm in central Vietnam in the early 1990s, The Bitter Leaf follows Mai, a Hanoi-based planner who returns home when her father Hùng's health fails and finds herself drawn into the moral, economic, and historical entanglements rooted in the 'bitter leaf' trees her family grows. As she relearns the farm and its community, she confronts her brother Tu?n's developing dependency on the farm's product, the district officer Phúc's coercive attempt to seize their land for quasi-pharmaceutical investors, and the buried wartime atrocity that links her father and Phúc via documents hidden in a tin box. The novel unfolds as a slow-burn family, land, and systems drama in which Kratom becomes the axis for questions of use versus harm, rural agency versus state power, and whether long-deferred truth can be told without destroying what remains.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Bitter Leaf When Mai left her family's farm in rural Quang Nam for a career in Hanoi, she told herself it was ambition. Six years later, a telegram pulls her back: *Your father is unwell. Come home when you can.* The "when you can" means now. What she finds is a farm on the edge of losing everything. Her father, Hung, is quietly dying among the rows of bitter leaf trees he has tended for thirty years. Her brother Tuan is disappearing into the very crop they grow. And a district official with old debts and new ambitions has set his sights on their land, forcing long-buried truths back into the light. *The Bitter Leaf* is a novel about what we inherit - land, silence, and the slow weight of what was done before we were old enough to choose. Set in Vietnam in the years after the Doi Moi reforms rewrote the country's rules, it asks what it costs to stay, what it costs to leave, and whether roots can still hold when the soil shifts beneath them. Set on a Kratom farm in central Vietnam in the early 1990s, The Bitter Leaf follows Mai, a Hanoi-based planner who returns home when her father Hung's health fails and finds herself drawn into the moral, economic, and historical entanglements rooted in the "bitter leaf" trees her family grows. As she relearns the farm and its community, she confronts her brother Tuan's developing dependency on the farm's product, the district officer Phuc's coercive attempt to seize their land for quasi-pharmaceutical investors, and the buried wartime atrocity that links her father and Phuc via documents hidden in a tin box. The novel unfolds as a slow-burn family, land, and systems drama in which Kratom becomes the axis for questions of use versus harm, rural agency versus state power, and whether long-deferred truth can be told without destroying what remains. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book draws on more than three years of continuous analysis published through theDigital Bytes research series and its companion podcast. From the outset, the intention wasnot to produce a conventional newsletter, but to build a structured record of how blockchaintechnology, digital assets and programmable finance are being deployed across jurisdictions, industries and financial institutions. Each weekly edition examined practical questions: whois adopting new financial infrastructure, how it is being implemented, why regulatoryresponses differ, and where artificial intelligence is accelerating or reshaping thesedevelopments. To support credibility and transparency, Digital Bytes has consistently reliedon extensive use of independent hyperlinks and primary source references, enabling readersto verify statistics, quotations and policy claims directly.A defining feature of the research process has been the integration of practitioner insight.Guest contributions from commercial leaders, legal specialists and regulatory professionalsprovided first-hand perspectives on market realities. These written analyses frequentlyformed the basis for recorded conversations on The Digital Bytes Show, broadcast viaCyber.FM and distributed globally across major podcast platforms including Spotify, ApplePodcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Pocket Casts, TuneIn, Pandora and Audacy.This interplay between structured commentary and spoken dialogue created a layeredunderstanding that combines analytical rigour with lived professional experience. This book draws on years of continuous analysis published through the Digital Bytes research series and its companion podcast. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Bitter Leaf When Mai left her family's farm in rural Quang Nam for a career in Hanoi, she told herself it was ambition. Six years later, a telegram pulls her back: *Your father is unwell. Come home when you can.* The "when you can" means now. What she finds is a farm on the edge of losing everything. Her father, Hung, is quietly dying among the rows of bitter leaf trees he has tended for thirty years. Her brother Tuan is disappearing into the very crop they grow. And a district official with old debts and new ambitions has set his sights on their land, forcing long-buried truths back into the light. *The Bitter Leaf* is a novel about what we inherit - land, silence, and the slow weight of what was done before we were old enough to choose. Set in Vietnam in the years after the Doi Moi reforms rewrote the country's rules, it asks what it costs to stay, what it costs to leave, and whether roots can still hold when the soil shifts beneath them. Set on a Kratom farm in central Vietnam in the early 1990s, The Bitter Leaf follows Mai, a Hanoi-based planner who returns home when her father Hung's health fails and finds herself drawn into the moral, economic, and historical entanglements rooted in the "bitter leaf" trees her family grows. As she relearns the farm and its community, she confronts her brother Tuan's developing dependency on the farm's product, the district officer Phuc's coercive attempt to seize their land for quasi-pharmaceutical investors, and the buried wartime atrocity that links her father and Phuc via documents hidden in a tin box. The novel unfolds as a slow-burn family, land, and systems drama in which Kratom becomes the axis for questions of use versus harm, rural agency versus state power, and whether long-deferred truth can be told without destroying what remains. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book draws on more than three years of continuous analysis published through theDigital Bytes research series and its companion podcast. From the outset, the intention wasnot to produce a conventional newsletter, but to build a structured record of how blockchaintechnology, digital assets and programmable finance are being deployed across jurisdictions, industries and financial institutions. Each weekly edition examined practical questions: whois adopting new financial infrastructure, how it is being implemented, why regulatoryresponses differ, and where artificial intelligence is accelerating or reshaping thesedevelopments. To support credibility and transparency, Digital Bytes has consistently reliedon extensive use of independent hyperlinks and primary source references, enabling readersto verify statistics, quotations and policy claims directly.A defining feature of the research process has been the integration of practitioner insight.Guest contributions from commercial leaders, legal specialists and regulatory professionalsprovided first-hand perspectives on market realities. These written analyses frequentlyformed the basis for recorded conversations on The Digital Bytes Show, broadcast viaCyber.FM and distributed globally across major podcast platforms including Spotify, ApplePodcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Pocket Casts, TuneIn, Pandora and Audacy.This interplay between structured commentary and spoken dialogue created a layeredunderstanding that combines analytical rigour with lived professional experience. This book draws on years of continuous analysis published through the Digital Bytes research series and its companion podcast. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book draws on more than three years of continuous analysis published through theDigital Bytes research series and its companion podcast. From the outset, the intention wasnot to produce a conventional newsletter, but to build a structured record of how blockchaintechnology, digital assets and programmable finance are being deployed across jurisdictions, industries and financial institutions. Each weekly edition examined practical questions: whois adopting new financial infrastructure, how it is being implemented, why regulatoryresponses differ, and where artificial intelligence is accelerating or reshaping thesedevelopments. To support credibility and transparency, Digital Bytes has consistently reliedon extensive use of independent hyperlinks and primary source references, enabling readersto verify statistics, quotations and policy claims directly.A defining feature of the research process has been the integration of practitioner insight.Guest contributions from commercial leaders, legal specialists and regulatory professionalsprovided first-hand perspectives on market realities. These written analyses frequentlyformed the basis for recorded conversations on The Digital Bytes Show, broadcast viaCyber.FM and distributed globally across major podcast platforms including Spotify, ApplePodcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Castbox, Pocket Casts, TuneIn, Pandora and Audacy.This interplay between structured commentary and spoken dialogue created a layeredunderstanding that combines analytical rigour with lived professional experience. This book draws on years of continuous analysis published through the Digital Bytes research series and its companion podcast. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Funny Money | Stablecoins, CBDCs and the Tokenization of the Global Economy | James Tylee (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | TeamBlockchain Ltd | EAN 9781066612000 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …