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Paperback. Condition: Good. Step into a city where winter feels endless, patience is tested, and a tiny garden becomes the beginning of something extraordinary. In a quiet space, between brick walls and busy streets, hope waits just beneath the soil, ready to surprise anyone willing to look a little closer. When spirited city girl, Dory Oslo longs for spring, color, and the joy of being outside, her mother suggests planting a small garden together. Dory loves the idea--but waiting for things to grow is harder than she ever imagined. When nothing seems to happen, she does what any determined child might do; she tries to help in her own creative, funny, and completely unexpected ways. What begins as a simple gardening project soon turns into a whimsical adventure filled with imagination, gentle humor, and moments of wonder. As Dory's efforts unfold, the ordinary city around her starts to feel just a little magical, pulling readers forward page-by-page. Children lean in with curiosity, eager to see what happens next, while grown-ups feel that familiar tug of 'just one more page.' At it's heart, The Upside-Down Gardener is a touching story about growth, change, and learning that some things can't be rushed. It supports emotional development by honoring impatience while gently guiding children toward resilience, kindness, and creative problem-solving. Playful surprises and dreamlike moments blend seamlessly with everyday life, creating a cozy, comforting tone that invites laughter, wonder, and connection. Be prepared for smiles, giggles, and requests to keep reading. This is a story that brings children and adults together, sparking conversations that linger long after the book is closed. Why readers love The Upside-Down Gardener: A quietly powerful story about patience, growth, and becoming more than you expectA world where imagination gently reshapes everyday momentsIllustrations that invite lingering, looking closer, and feeling moreA read-aloud experience that turns into shared silence, smiles, and connectionA story families discover--and then never quite forgetA Females in Fiction Award-Winner. Achilles, Pat (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Welcome to the most engaging year of your life. This holistic guide offers activists young and old ways to support the marginalized and rehumanize the dehumanized. In working for peace and justice daily, readers will participate actively in education, discourse, and action to uphold the inherent dignity of the preborn, the elderly and disabled, the incarcerated, and those at risk from policy brutality, racism, poverty, human trafficking, and war. Activities include direct service to those at risk from violence, advocating for human-centered public policy, raising awareness, and perhaps most importantly: celebrating life.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. All healthy and effective organizations are marked by four basic traits: Integrity, Passion, Servanthood & Imagination. Elemental leaders are those who recognize that they must infuse, maintain and guard a healthy balance of these critical values in the churches, organizations and teams they lead. With insightful clarity, speaker, author and mentor Dave Workman offers pathways and tools to bring out the best in leaders and their organizations. For the sake of simplicity and retention, Workman metaphorically uses the foundational elements of ancient Greek philosophy: Earth, Fire, Water and Air. Earth is used to represent Integrity. There's something solid, rooted and grounded in the elemental leader's character. What's more, they build a similar integrity in the organizations they lead. They are driven by principles and values and a deep desire for praxis in their personal lives, their teams, their organizations and practices. Fire is symbolic of the leader's Passion. This catalytic element fuels inspiration and energy; elemental leaders bring heat in order to make ideas and dreams combust and catch fire in followers. Every successful leader has a fire in their belly for a mission that ignites a sense of empowerment and accomplishment in others. Water stands for Servanthood.the idea of being poured out for others. Elemental leaders deeply understand that the organization is not about them; they innately grasp they're part of something bigger than themselves. They regularly fight with and shake off any sense of entitlement, giving life rather than expecting it. They, and their organizations, are outward-focused in mission and vision. Last, the Air element represents Imagination. There's a certain amount of blue sky-ing that elemental leaders enjoy with their teams. They have no problem grilling up sacred cows or questioning organizational methodologies; there's a what-if factor that fires their neurons. Imagination is typically an overlooked and under-utilized element, but in today's high-speed culture, organizations that don't innovate are tomorrow's fossils.With reflective questions, assessments and links to further resources, this is an indispensable and pragmatic guide to effective leadership. …

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Paperback. Condition: Good. A brilliant reporter, haunted by her husband's death.A disgraced cop, tangled in a web of lies. Two unlikely heroes, brought together by one unthinkable crime in.The Crime Beat, Episode 1: New York CityPerched on the soft tar of a New York City rooftop, a mysterious sniper fires a single round from a fifty caliber rifle. Five stories below, his target collapses on the marble steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, dead. Crime reporter Jane Cole needs this story badly. Suspended NYPD cop Robert Warren is desperate to clear his name. They don't trust each other, but they make the perfect team. And as Cole and Warren track the killer, they uncover a plot so ruthless it shocks the conscience, a crime so expansive it will rock the world. Perfect for readers of Michael Connelly and fans of True Detective or Jack Ryan, The Crime Beat is your next bingeable series from bestselling author A.C. Fuller. Get Episode 1 now The Crime Beat is a 9-novella series-each book between 140 and 200 pages-and is designed to be read in order.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Barack Obama Is Afraid of Sharyl Attkisson: The definitive guide to the shenanigans of America's 44th president>Here are the chapter names to help give you an idea of what's in the book: Chapter 1: Trying to silence the mediaChapter 2: Less transparent than NixonChapter 3: Sharyl AttkissonChapter 4: James RosenChapter 5: IRS ScandalChapter 6: Fast and FuriousChapter 7: Bill AyersChapter 8: Medical marijuanaChapter 9: FirefightersChapter 10: Air-traffic controllersChapter 11: Democrats criticize ObamacareChapter 12: Unions criticize ObamacareChapter 13: No, you can't keep your insuranceChapter 14: Obamacare's 29 hour work weekChapter 15: BenghaziChapter 16: Dinesh D'SouzaChapter 17: If Obama had a sonChapter 18: Wasting the taxpayers' moneyChapter 19: MilitaryChapter 20: Teachers and police officersChapter 21: SolyndraChapter 22: Voter IDChapter 23: EducationChapter 24: Sharia law and Islamic terrorismChapter 25: Civil libertiesChapter 26: Hillary ClintonChapter 27: IranChapter 28: Obama MotorsChapter 29: SupermarketsChapter 30: Miscellaneous.…

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