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Darien Shockra and The Bermuda Triangle – Part 1 (Darien Shockra & The Bermuda Triangle)
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Darien Shockra & The Bermuda Triangle by David Kneisler and Stefan Lukjanczuk tells the captivating story of Darien, Ecio, and Serenity, whose parents fled from the planet Nibiru to Earth for safety. On Nibiru, every generation produces three individuals, known as ‘the Tritem,’ who inherit exceptional powers meant to safeguard the planet from attacks. These three play a crucial role in defending Nibiru against threats, the most significant being Ophidion, a powerful being from Saturn. Imprisoned after attacking Nibiru, Ophidion seeks the orb that empowers the Tritem for himself and his master, Lucifer. The pressing question remains: will Ophidion stay imprisoned, and are the young trio ready to face this looming threat and defend their planet?
The main theme of the book underscores the importance of self-discovery in unlocking one’s full potential, highlighting that unity and collaboration are key to overcoming darkness and evil. Darien, Ecio, and Serenity are encouraged to embrace their unique abilities while working together to combat the threats against their planet. This engaging prequel sets the stage expertly for the main story to come. The characters are well-introduced, and their roles in the narrative are clear. What distinguishes this book from other fantasy novels is its refreshing simplicity. The world-building is intricate yet comprehensible, and the plot is straightforward and easy to follow. The story strikes a perfect balance, being neither overbearing nor dull, leaving readers eager for the next installment in the series. It’s a promising start to an exciting journey!
Darien Shockra & The Bermuda Triangle lays a solid foundation for the main story, featuring a clear and straightforward plot that makes for an entertaining read. I highly recommend it to readers of all ages, especially those who enjoy fantasy novels.
Pages: 122 | ASIN : B0D54TQQNV
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The Lilacs I Once Knew: Friddie’s Poems
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The Lilacs I Once Knew: Friddie’s Poems is a captivating poetry collection with a compelling backstory. Roni Rosenthal meticulously restored and translated these works to share Friddie’s tale with the world—an account of a talented Romanian poet unjustly imprisoned during the war and communist era.
Each poem in the collection breathes life into Friddie’s emotions, evoking a spectrum of feelings such as hope, love, betrayal, and misery. One of the most poignant sections depicts Friddie’s journey of healing and self-forgiveness. Her profound words create a sense of shared healing with the reader. Through her reflections and vivid contrasts of nature and war, readers gain a renewed appreciation for life. The collection’s variety of rhyming patterns and unique structural elements keep readers engaged and curious throughout. Roni Rosenthal’s translation skillfully preserves the original message and rhythm of the poems, ensuring their impact remains intact. The book’s design complements Friddie’s touching words beautifully. Impactful images, quotes, and photos of Friddie and her family are thoughtfully placed throughout the book, enhancing the emotional resonance of each section and bringing Friddie’s story to life.
The Lilacs I Once Knew is heartbreaking, promising, and beautiful. It honors the memory of one of the many victims of inhumanity and serves as a testament to the enduring power of poetry and resilience.
Pages: 167 | ASIN : B0D9RK929F
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My Mother Only Had Me For The Check
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My Mother Only Had Me for the Check by Crystal Bass is a poignant and compelling memoir that explores the author’s journey through childhood abuse, mental health challenges, and the pursuit of her dreams. Crystal Bass’s candid recounting of her experiences with depression and anxiety, borne from a traumatic upbringing, paints a vivid picture of resilience in the face of adversity. Her narrative doesn’t shy away from the harsh realities of her life but instead showcases her unwavering determination to build a better future.
The autobiography is structured around a moment of reflection when Bass’s second daughter is born, prompting her to look back on the significant events that have shaped her life. The story unfolds chronologically, interspersed with flashbacks that provide deeper insights into her struggles and triumphs. Bass’s storytelling prowess shines through her vivid and evocative writing style, immersing readers in her world and allowing them to feel her pain and perseverance. One of the standout aspects is Bass’s ability to convey the emotional depth of her experiences. The detailed accounts of her battles with rape, domestic violence, anxiety, and depression are not just tales of suffering but also of survival and hope. Through her honest and heartfelt narrative, Bass becomes a beacon of hope for others facing similar challenges, encouraging them to remain passionate about their dreams despite the obstacles. It is important to note that the book contains explicit depictions of mental and physical abuse, which could be triggering for some readers. Despite this, Bass’s courage in sharing her story is nothing short of remarkable. Her strength and resilience serve as an inspiration to women everywhere, reminding them that it is possible to overcome even the darkest of times.
In My Mother Only Had Me for the Check, Crystal Bass has created a powerful testament to hope and resilience. Her memoir is a must-read for those seeking an inspirational story of survival and the relentless pursuit of dreams. This book is especially resonant for women who have faced similar adversities, offering solace and strength through Bass’s extraordinary journey.
Pages: 150 | ASIN : B0CVZ4ZXKD
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That Man in the Gold Lame’ Suit: Phil Ochs’s Search for Self
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That Man in the Gold Lamé Suit by Jim Bowers delves into the complex life and career of Phil Ochs, exploring his steadfast dedication to music and his unwillingness to conform to popular trends. Bowers presents Ochs as a musician with a clear vision, unyielding in his artistic integrity. The book intertwines Ochs’ musical journey with his political views, shedding light on his perspectives on notable figures such as Mao Zedong and John F. Kennedy. It also highlights his admiration for icons like Elvis Presley and Bob Dylan.
The narrative begins with Ochs’ early influences, chronicling his struggles with addiction, turbulent relationships, and the challenges he faced with his fan base. Bowers meticulously portrays Ochs’ life, connecting his emotional experiences to his lyrics and providing readers with a deep understanding of the stories behind his songs. For instance, the song “First Snow” is illustrated to depict Ochs’ acceptance of his role in a romantic breakup, adding depth to his musical expressions. Several features make this book particularly engaging and informative. Each chapter opens with a quote that sets the tone, and a comprehensive reference section at the end offers additional resources for further exploration. Bowers effectively weaves together opinions from various individuals, Ochs’ own words, and insightful analyses, creating a rich tapestry of historical, political, and cultural contexts. Reading Bowers’ detailed account of Ochs’ life feels like a personal journey, fostering empathy for his struggles with depression and alcoholism. Despite these challenges, Ochs emerges as an admirable figure, passionate about his art and committed to authenticity. This book serves as a poignant tribute to Ochs’ legacy, emphasizing the importance of artistic integrity and balance in life, free from the pressures of public approval.
That Man in the Gold Lamé Suit stands as a comprehensive, creative, and enduring homage to Phil Ochs, offering valuable lessons for musicians and artists worldwide. It is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the heart and soul of a true artist who remained unwavering in his commitment to his craft.
Pages: 360 | ASIN : B0CLKYF15N
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Misha the Travelling Puppy ABC
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Misha the Travelling Puppy ABC is an enchanting educational journey that delights children while teaching them about the world’s diverse cultures and traditions. Each letter of the alphabet is thoughtfully paired with a different country, presenting fun and interesting facts that capture the essence of each destination. From Australia to Zimbabwe, Misha and her puppy friends guide young readers on a global adventure that sparks curiosity and fosters a love for learning.
The writing by Natalia Hooker is wonderfully engaging, utilizing rhyming text to keep children captivated. The rhymes are not only enjoyable to read aloud but also help reinforce the learning of the alphabet and the unique aspects of each country. One particularly memorable rhyme is about Spain, where Misha is on the beach dancing in a flamenco dress. This playful language invites children to imagine themselves in the vibrant cultures they are reading about. Svetlana Pikul’s charming illustrations perfectly complement the text, bringing each country to life with colorful and whimsical artwork. The illustrations are detailed enough to give a sense of each country’s unique characteristics, yet simple enough to remain accessible to young children.
One of the book’s standout qualities is its ability to promote global awareness in a way that is accessible and enjoyable for children. By pairing each letter with a country and providing cultural tidbits, the book encourages young readers to think beyond their immediate surroundings and develop an appreciation for the world’s diversity. This is an excellent tool for parents and teachers to spark conversations about geography, cultures, and traditions, making learning an interactive and immersive experience. As an added bonus, the author includes coloring pages with each letter in the alphabet. This interactive element allows children to engage creatively with the content, reinforcing their learning through art and making the book even more enjoyable.
Misha the Travelling Puppy ABC is a delightful book that combines education and entertainment seamlessly. Natalia Hooker’s rhyming text and Svetlana Pikul’s charming illustrations create a captivating journey that children will want to embark on again and again. This book is highly recommended for parents, teachers, and anyone looking to introduce children to the wonders of the world and the joy of learning the alphabet. Don’t miss out on this delightful adventure with Misha and her friends!
Pages: 41 | ASIN : B0BYKB1QXT
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House Xrion
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House Xrion, by Ray Jorge Ryes Jr., is an ambitious sci-fi novel set in a future where powerful dynasties have conquered the stars, vying for power, resources, and influence. The story centers on House Xrion, which has established itself as the peacekeeper among the great houses, mediating disputes to prevent unnecessary wars and conserve resources, allowing all to benefit from the wider galaxy. House Xrion’s role has earned it great wealth and respect, as it balances individual conflicts for the greater good. This position requires immense trust, and the house must remain impartial, avoiding any appearance of personal gain. However, the house’s status is threatened when some of its leaders lose sight of their purpose, prioritizing personal gain over their duties. This deception unfolds through the journey of Winston, Xrion’s premier assassin, who uncovers the internal betrayal.
The writing in House Xrion is excellent, and the story, when it gains momentum, is unique and exciting. Ryes has crafted a convincing universe, with a complex backstory that enriches the novel’s events. The expansive scope of the story introduces numerous characters and houses, which I feel can be somewhat overwhelming at times. Despite this, the intricate world-building is a highlight of the book. The first half of the book moves slower as the plot builds, and I believe it might benefit from a more concise introduction. However, once the action escalates, the narrative becomes highly engaging. The characters and overall concept shine through, leaving readers intrigued about the future of Winston and House Xrion.
House Xrion leaves a lasting impression, making readers eager for the next installment in the series. The novel’s strong world-building, compelling characters, and intricate plot make it a noteworthy addition to the sci-fi genre.
Pages: 463 | ASIN : B0CWVFPC4D
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The Logoharp: A Cyborg Novel of China and America in the Year 2121
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Set in the 22nd century, The Logoharp, by Arielle Emmett, transports readers to a world where Naomi, a human-cyborg hybrid, navigates the complexities of her existence as a “reverse journalist” in China. In Naomi’s reality, the interplay between media and truth creates a landscape both intriguing and terrifying. Dissatisfied with her life and disturbed by the rampant political power and media manipulation that the masses accept without question, Naomi dreams of rebellion. Her quest for meaning propels her down unexpected paths, where she hopes to find wisdom at the end of her journey.
Emmett’s novel fits snugly into the cyberpunk genre, addressing profound themes such as the search for personal identity and meaning in a world that demands conformity. The narrative echoes the dystopian tones of Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, yet it stands out with its unique exploration of a cyborg’s struggle against societal constraints.
Despite her cyborg nature, Naomi’s yearning for self-actualization is a universal human experience. Her desire to break free from routine and seek deeper meaning resonates deeply with readers who feel the same urge in today’s society. Naomi’s journey is fraught with obstacles, reflecting the real-world challenges faced by those who dare to defy the status quo. Her poignant angst and the prose, ranging from poetic to vitriolic, vividly convey the tumultuous emotions within her. The writing style is a highlight, mirroring Naomi’s inner turmoil with its shifting tones. Emmett’s prose captures the delicate balance between introspection and fierce defiance, engaging readers in Naomi’s emotional and intellectual battles.
The Logoharp offers a thought-provoking experience for those willing to confront unsettling truths. Some may find comfort in the familiar illusions of their own “Matrix,” while others may feel a revolutionary spark ignited within them. Ultimately, this novel serves as a mirror, reflecting each reader’s willingness to either accept the status quo or challenge it.
Pages: 466 | ASIN : B0D7TCFTSN
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Every Step on This Journey Matters
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From Purpose to Profit is an all-in-one solution that meets the needs of busy, time-constrained professionals by offering a comprehensive repository of valuable, bite-sized information in one place for professionals to gain the knowledge needed to be successful. What inspired you to write this book and in the manner that you did?
I was in a situation where I had to carry out multiple interviews with various businesses, all of which were supported by desk research. Both provided me with a massive base for analysis.
…And the results weren’t pretty.
Lacking knowledge of strategy, misunderstanding the meaning of a brand, disengaging from research and planning, and not recognising the difference between profitability and immediate cash made it clear that strategic business illiteracy was behind most business struggles and failures.
At the same time, it made me realise that my knowledge is rather unique. Getting a self-esteem boost from their feedback and seeing my thinking perfectly aligned with HBR’s professors, I realised my thoughts and experience were worth sharing. So, I decided to create an online course, which eventually turned into a book.
The only thing I wanted was not to have my knowledge and experience wasted, as I saw evidence that people could benefit from it. I also wanted to pay tribute to the brands as they are meant to be and are undeservingly forgotten.
As a strategist, I couldn’t come up with yet ‘another’ business book. I had to create differentiation. Otherwise, I would have been a poor strategist, right? I checked other books in this genre, and what appeared to me is that:
Many exceptional marketing books are dedicated to narrowly defined topics.
Renowned professors’ marketing manuals might appear intimidating to audiences less academically inclined.
Internet-based information often offers ‘how-tos’ without ‘whys’ and lacks guidance on application.
Authority books tend to partially share the knowledge, prompting readers to uptrade to more expensive services.
So, I decided to occupy a market gap created by existing works, and that led to the concept, writing, and format.
What is a common misconception you feel people have about entrepreneurship, marketing, and business strategic planning?
Oh boy! If you thought the previous answer was long, this one risks getting even longer. Not testing your patience, I would say that, in most cases, businesses don’t understand what strategy is and how it contributes to business longevity, profitability, and fluency in running a business. …And there are another dozen reasons enumerated which may bore to death not-so-business-inclined readers of this interview.
On the plus side, strategy seems to be slowly back on trend. Companies are starting to recognise that short-term gains can hurt long-term success by neglecting innovation, employee well-being, and brand reputation. Besides, the trending VUCA thing is nothing but a cry for strategy. Changing market conditions and unforeseen challenges have always existed—nothing new! Having forgotten about strategy, we had to put VUCA on the pedestal. While with strategy, even VUCA will be less than evil.
What were some ideas that were important for you to share in this book?
Although the book is strategy-focused, I still wanted to introduce brands and business owners to a holistic approach to running a business.
Yes, since it’s a practical guide, I wanted the readers to acquire practical tools and skills and guide them through an artsy process of crafting self-selling brands that resonate with the audience.
At the same time, from my experience, tools, and skills aren’t that valuable if the mindset isn’t there. So, I wanted the readers to:
Understand the link between strategy, business longevity, and profitability.
Realise that having customer empathy is a vital part of having a profitable business.
Get introduced to my favourite ‘why’ – the rationale behind the latest business trends and top solutions so they can outshine their competition and make strategic decisions with confidence.
I also wanted to introduce a few tips here and there about how to make running a business more satisfactory and enjoyable. Unfortunately, I couldn’t cover them in detail since the guide is still about strategy and not mindset or mental health. But as Lao Tzu once said, “The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” And every step on this journey matters.
What is one piece of advice you wish someone had given you when you were starting out?
Starting out in business or starting out in writing? Either way, the best advice is first to learn what you are into. Don’t assume that you can succeed without prior knowledge. Forewarned is forearmed. Also, don’t believe everything that you hear from so-called gurus. Often, they are just to sell their services. Look for honest feedback… and you may learn that the devil is even blacker than he is painted.
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In this guide, the author harnessed two decades of award-winning expertise in commercial branding, marketing, and communication strategies, along with in-depth knowledge of consumer insights and sixteen years of dedicated team coaching, teaching, and mentoring, to craft an all-encompassing A to Z strategy guide, so it becomes the key to unlocking the transformational power of strategy.
The book reveals why strategy is the cornerstone of business visibility, profitability, and longevity. It bridges the gap between strategic thinking and tangible returns on investment, providing a simple, step-by-step process for creating a robust brand and business strategy.
Yet, this guide is more than just theory; it’s a journey into the ‘why’ behind every strategic decision. You’ll learn how to build a meaningful brand that resonates while demystifying the fundamental principles of business, brand, marketing, launch, portfolio, and communication strategies. Guided by coaching questions, strategic reasoning, and research techniques, you’ll pave your way to business prosperity.
This strategic solution distils the essential skills brand owners need to thrive in today’s competitive landscape. Within its pages, you’ll discover a wealth of wisdom, ranging from timeless marketing frameworks, consumer insights, and inspirational quotes to cutting-edge strategies. It’s a fusion of leading theories and real-world experience presented in a structured, easily digestible format.
This all-in-one solution meets the needs of busy, time-constrained professionals by offering a comprehensive repository of valuable, bite-sized information. It’s designed to springboard your well-informed business journey and boost your confidence and belief in your abilities. It caters to young and mature, small-to-medium-sized businesses across various sectors, as well as entrepreneurs seeking to craft winning business plans.
Are you ready to rise above the competition? To craft a brand that shines with visibility, profitability, and longevity? To create a self-selling brand that’s easy to build, fulfilling to manage, and effortless to grow?
It’s time to transform your business journey into one that’s effortless, meaningful, and enjoyable. Gain the confidence to breathe life into your brand, unlock the keys to sustainable business profitability, and let this book be your starting point.
It’s time to turn your vision into reality.
TRIGGER WARNING: The guide mentions alcohol, tobacco, and sexual health products that may not be suitable for readers sensitive to such categories.
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