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Creators of the World, Coyote and the Moon pay special attention to the only survivor of a blazing fire, Tali Nohkati, as the child takes his first steps. At the end of a long journey rich in animal encounters that takes him from the White Land to the Land of the Red Earth, Tali is finally adopted by a tribe. After saving Nuttah from the sacrifice of the Morning Star, Tali seeks refuge in the mangrove close to Hitchiti the Alligator and Raven the Raven, where Cagama the Turtle advises them to go to sea.

A compilation of short stories. The stories are written based on true-ish stories that happened, or almost happened. Includes "The General", "Demon Dog", and "Bathell".

A judicious selection from the writings of Thomas Huxley on Charles Darwin's brilliant life and work. Selected by Professor David Christopher Lane, Ph.D.

The level of confidence is a result of how you see yourself. This has a heading on how people will see you. How people interrelate and react to you is an impression of how you look at yourself. Along these lines, on the off chance that you don't have high self-regard, people, for the most part, will experience considerable difficulties confiding in your capacities.

What will you see when you look in the mirror? What if you could learn from mistakes without having to make them? Thousands of hours of frustration, battling procrastination, and searching endlessly for motivation helped shape the contents inside. This book is a cornucopia of experience and knowledge harvested through years of mental and emotional triumph, experience, and personal transformation.

Edward’s Zoo Zipline: If you like animals, ziplines, and the zoo then this is the audiobook for you. Join Edward and his friends on their field trip to the zoo. Come and see all the animals. Watch Edward and his friends on their zoo zipline adventure.

Edward and the Yak is the second book in the children’s series titled Edward and his Friends. This is a story of four friends who like animals and having adventures together.

Edward’s Xylophone is the third book in the children’s series titled Edward and His Friends. It is about a boy named Edward, and his friends, Zach, Christopher, and Alex. The boys will have an adventure in each book. In this book, the boys are going to a music festival. If you like music, live bands, and music festivals, then this is the book for you.

Based on the latest figures from the CDC, millions of parents across the US are trying to figure out how to help their children conquer this disorder. Parenting a child with ADHD can be mentally and physically draining, not to mention the financial burden that a family incurs. In this book, Parenting ADHD Kids ReImAgInEd, you will discover that raising a child with ADHD doesn’t have to be stressful. It is just a matter of combining the right strategies, habits, and mindset to help you develop your child's independence while keeping things in your life under control.

Most researchers state that genetics and heredity are the deciding factors for who gets ADHD, and this is triggered by stress and a toxic environment. However, you have the power to manage your ADHD and live a normal and fulfilling life, only if you know how to conquer stress and create a healthy environment. This book, The Stressful Mind ReImAgInEd, will be your guide to having a life of joy and meaning despite facing challenges in your everyday life.

"Men with Adult ADHD: 333 Positive Affirmations" is a transformative affirmation book specifically tailored for men navigating the complexities of adult ADHD. It acknowledges the unique ways ADHD manifests in men, often leading to misdiagnosis or a feeling of isolation. This book provides a beacon of hope and understanding, highlighting that while the brain's processing differences in men with ADHD are a subject of ongoing research, there is a path forward.

This writing tells of life growing up in Jamaica WI on a farm in a beautiful wooden house. The only light that we had at night was a cuisine lamp or the moonshine sometimes. The adults would tell stories at night. It was comforting but scary because of some of the things they talk about. Our imaginations ran wild and kids would not want to venture outside at night.