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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The story follows John Whitefeather, a skilled young hunter who lives in the village of White River. During a harsh winter, an elder named Makwa warns of the Snow Snake, a spiritual creature that feeds not on flesh-but on a person's warmth, memory, and connection to others. John dismisses the warning as superstition.While leading a hunting party, John and his companions discover unnaturally warm tracks in the snow, a sign of the creature. When they investigate, a member of the group, Eli, is suddenly dragged beneath the snow by something unseen. John and Thomas follow the trail to a cave and encounter the Snow Snake-an immense, supernatural serpent that traps souls within itself.They learn that weapons cannot harm it. With Makwa's guidance, John uses cedar ash to repel and temporarily bind the creature, but Eli remains trapped inside, neither fully alive nor dead. John keeps the truth mostly hidden from the village to protect them from fear, though this silence leaves future generations unprepared.Years later, John's grandson Aaron faces a new wave of disappearances. Discovering the truth John never fully shared, Aaron confronts the Snow Snake himself. Inside the cave, he learns the creature grows stronger when people and their stories are forgotten.Instead of trying to destroy it, Aaron returns to the village and leads the people in remembering and speaking the names of the lost. This collective memory weakens the creature. With cedar ash and the power of remembrance, Aaron and the villagers bind the Snow Snake again, preventing it from feeding unchecked.The story ends with a powerful lesson: The creature thrives on forgotten people, but memory-spoken truth, shared stories, and honoring the lost-is what keeps it contained.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A wedding in Lagos should be a celebration-so why does every answer seem to uncover a new secret In Nollywood: A True Story of Love and Betrayals, love stands at the center of a dazzling countdown to marriage, where traffic-choked streets, church halls, family compounds, and glittering event spaces pulse with the energy of modern Nigerian life. As a Yoruba family and an Igbo family prepare for a lavish wedding, excitement gives way to suspicion, old wounds, and the kind of social pressure that can turn a joyful promise into a public crisis.Then the whispers begin.From guest list battles and money troubles to church gossip, unpaid vendors, and a buried connection between the families, each chapter tightens the emotional stakes. Humor and heartbreak move side by side as the couple must decide whether love can survive pride, ambition, and betrayal. The Lagos setting feels alive on every page-warm, noisy, stylish, funny, and unforgiving.This clean romance delivers more than wedding spectacle. It is a coming-of-heart story about trust, loyalty, and what it really means to choose someone when family expectations threaten to choose for you. Rich with culture, tenderness, and drama, Nollywood offers a satisfying journey through second chances, difficult truths, and the fragile courage of honest love.If you want a romantic drama with atmosphere, family intrigue, and emotional payoff, this is a story to sink into.A wedding in Lagos should be a beginning-so why does every promise feel like a setup for heartbreak.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - One wrong door opens onto a library filled with the lives Kendra might live. When an ordinary, frustrated school day turns strange, Kendra discovers a hidden library where every book holds a different version of her future. In one, she steps into The Bright Lab and helps decode a living star map. In another, she paints memories into the sky. Elsewhere, she reads the wind from the deck of a ship and learns in The Quiet Verse that words can name fears before they can be faced. At first, the promise feels magical: scientist, artist, explorer, poet. Choose a self. Choose a life. But the deeper Kendra travels through these possible futures, the more complicated identity becomes. The library begins to shift. Shelves revolt. Rival futures pull at her, each one vivid, meaningful, and incomplete. To move forward, she must stop searching for one perfect answer and face a harder, more hopeful truth: growing up is not about finding out who you already are. It is about writing your own future. Blending young adult fantasy, epic fantasy wonder, and gentle self-help insight, The Library of Who You Can Be is a warm, playful quest about choice, courage, and becoming. For readers who want emotional clarity as much as enchantment, this is a story that lingers like a lantern in the dark-and leaves the door open to possibility.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A wedding in Lagos should be a celebration-so why does every answer seem to uncover a new secret?In Nollywood: A True Story of Love and Betrayals, love stands at the center of a dazzling countdown to marriage, where traffic-choked streets, church halls, family compounds, and glittering event spaces pulse with the energy of modern Nigerian life. As a Yoruba family and an Igbo family prepare for a lavish wedding, excitement gives way to suspicion, old wounds, and the kind of social pressure that can turn a joyful promise into a public crisis.Then the whispers begin.From guest list battles and money troubles to church gossip, unpaid vendors, and a buried connection between the families, each chapter tightens the emotional stakes. Humor and heartbreak move side by side as the couple must decide whether love can survive pride, ambition, and betrayal. The Lagos setting feels alive on every page-warm, noisy, stylish, funny, and unforgiving.This clean romance delivers more than wedding spectacle. It is a coming-of-heart story about trust, loyalty, and what it really means to choose someone when family expectations threaten to choose for you. Rich with culture, tenderness, and drama, Nollywood offers a satisfying journey through second chances, difficult truths, and the fragile courage of honest love.If you want a romantic drama with atmosphere, family intrigue, and emotional payoff, this is a story to sink into.A wedding in Lagos should be a beginning-so why does every promise feel like a setup for heartbreak? 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. In Nollywood: A True Story of Love and Betrayals, romance collides with reputation as Ayodeji and Chinyere try to hold onto each other beneath the heat of family expectations, career ambition, and secrets neither of them has fully named. One family is Yoruba, the other Igbo, and what should be a joyful union quickly becomes a charged negotiation of pride, loyalty, money, and tradition.Then the truth starts moving.From chaotic guest list battles and fashion-studio dreams in Yaba to film-set pressure in Surulere and glittering scandal in Victoria Island, this clean YA romantic drama captures the pulse of modern Nigerian life with humor, tenderness, and emotional precision. Every scene carries Lagos energy: the noise, the beauty, the performance, and the private fears hidden just beneath it.As buried debts surface and public appearances begin to crack, Ayodeji must decide whether opportunity is worth dishonesty, while Chinyere faces the cost of choosing independence over silence. What follows is a deeply felt story of young love tested by family conflict, cultural identity, and the dangerous comfort of half-truths.Rich, vivid, and achingly human, Nollywood offers betrayal, laughter, romance, and a hard-won fight for honest love-leaving readers with the kind of emotional payoff that lingers after the final page. 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. Dusk settled over the city with the heavy, exhausted sigh of a day that had already asked too much of everyone. Streetlights flickered awake. Traffic thickened into a slow, frustrating pulse. Parents negotiated with children about vegetables. A man on 8th Street attempted to parallel park a minivan that had no business being anywhere near a compact space. No one was prepared for the sky to turn against them. It began as a shadow-thin at first, like a passing cloud. Then it thickened, darkened, and gathered itself into motion. People stopped midstride. Conversations faltered. A woman dropped her latte. A man walked directly into a fire hydrant and apologized to it. The birds arrived in a single sweeping tide. Thousands of crows and ravens spilled across the skyline, their wings beating in a synchronized roar that felt too deliberate to be instinct. They moved like ink poured into water-fluid, purposeful, alive with intention. Phones rose. Gasps rippled through the streets. A teenager livestreaming from a rooftop whispered, "What the hell." The murmuration tightened. First into a spiral. Then into a grid. Then into something that looked disturbingly like a diagram-precise, geometric, almost accusatory. A mathematician on the corner choked out, "That's. that's a topological insult." The birds shifted again, folding into a shape that hovered between elegance and threat. Not art. Not instinct. Something else. Something that felt like language. A message. For the first time in human history, the world looked up and felt judged. News anchors scrambled to describe what they were seeing. One stammered through the phrase "airborne geometry." Another insisted the birds were spelling out a coupon code. A third, who had predicted the end times every Thursday for six years, declared this one "the real one." The murmuration continued for exactly seven minutes and forty-three seconds. Long enough for panic to bloom. Not long enough for anyone to form a committee about it. Then the birds broke apart-cleanly, silently-vanishing into the dusk as if the sky had exhaled them. The city was left stunned, breathless, and profoundly aware that something had shifted. By midnight, the footage had circled the globe. Hashtags multiplied. Conspiracy theories sprouted like weeds. A man on YouTube claimed the birds were warning humanity about gluten. Another insisted they were announcing the return of Elvis. But beneath the noise, one truth settled like dust: The sky had spoken. And humanity had absolutely no idea what it had said. 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. What if space is not fundamental?What if time itself emerges from something deeper?For centuries, physics has treated space and time as the immutable stage upon which the universe unfolds. Planets orbit through space. Clocks measure the passage of time. Gravity bends the fabric of spacetime.But what if spacetime is not the foundation of reality?In The Conclusive Emergent Universe, Robert Silinghia explores a bold and fascinating vision of modern physics: that space, time, gravity, black holes, and even the dimensions of the universe may arise from deeper structures built from information, networks, lattices, and quantum connections.Beginning with the simplest possible ingredients-a collection of nodes connected by links-this book takes readers on an extraordinary journey into the emergence of reality itself. Step by step, discover how distance can arise without predefined space, how dimensions can emerge from connectivity, how geometry can form from relationships, and how gravity-like behavior may naturally appear from the architecture of information.Drawing from ideas inspired by network theory, quantum information, graph structures, emergent geometry, and cutting-edge theoretical physics, this accessible guide bridges the gap between abstract mathematics and the deepest questions about existence.Inside, you'll explore: How dimensions can emerge from networksWhy connections may be more fundamental than objectsThe relationship between quantum information and spacetimeHow gravity could emerge from microscopic structuresThe origin of horizons and black holesWhy the universe may be built from information rather than matterA new perspective on reality itselfProvocative, thought-provoking, and deeply imaginative, The Conclusive Emergent Universe invites readers to rethink everything they thought they knew about the cosmos-and to explore the remarkable possibility that the universe is not a thing that exists in space, but a network from which space itself emerges.Reality may be stranger-and more beautiful-than we ever imagined. 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 story follows John Whitefeather, a skilled young hunter who lives in the village of White River. During a harsh winter, an elder named Makwa warns of the Snow Snake, a spiritual creature that feeds not on flesh-but on a person's warmth, memory, and connection to others. John dismisses the warning as superstition.While leading a hunting party, John and his companions discover unnaturally warm tracks in the snow, a sign of the creature. When they investigate, a member of the group, Eli, is suddenly dragged beneath the snow by something unseen. John and Thomas follow the trail to a cave and encounter the Snow Snake-an immense, supernatural serpent that traps souls within itself.They learn that weapons cannot harm it. With Makwa's guidance, John uses cedar ash to repel and temporarily bind the creature, but Eli remains trapped inside, neither fully alive nor dead. John keeps the truth mostly hidden from the village to protect them from fear, though this silence leaves future generations unprepared.Years later, John's grandson Aaron faces a new wave of disappearances. Discovering the truth John never fully shared, Aaron confronts the Snow Snake himself. Inside the cave, he learns the creature grows stronger when people and their stories are forgotten.Instead of trying to destroy it, Aaron returns to the village and leads the people in remembering and speaking the names of the lost. This collective memory weakens the creature. With cedar ash and the power of remembrance, Aaron and the villagers bind the Snow Snake again, preventing it from feeding unchecked.The story ends with a powerful lesson: The creature thrives on forgotten people, but memory-spoken truth, shared stories, and honoring the lost-is what keeps it contained. 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. What if purpose isn't something you find-but something you build?In Built on Purpose, Robert Silinghia draws a clear and compelling distinction between dreams and destiny. Dreams can remain comfortable, private, and perpetually postponed. Destiny demands more. It is forged through the daily choices that often go unnoticed: discipline when motivation fades, vision when life feels crowded, and faith when the next step is not yet clear.This is a book about becoming.With the voice of a mentor and the honesty of a man still learning, Silinghia shares lessons drawn from failure, growth, leadership, resilience, and Christian personal development-without pretending the journey is always neat or easy. From the tension of unrealized potential to the quiet strength forged through adversity, each chapter speaks to young adults entering maturity, professionals seeking direction, entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone rebuilding after setbacks.You will discover practical wisdom on self-leadership, character, integrity, habits, accountability, and legacy-all grounded in a faith-centered perspective that connects success with significance. Purpose is not given-it is built. The difference between a boy and a man, between intention and impact, often comes down to what you do consistently when no one is watching.If you are ready to stop waiting, lead yourself well, and build a life that reflects both conviction and calling, Built on Purpose offers strength for the destination and steady guidance for the journey.Because purpose is not found by chance. It is built by choice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …