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In Animal Farm, George Orwell delivers a biting satire that has shaped the political consciousness of generations. It begins with a stirring rebellion: the animals of Manor Farm rise up to claim their independence. But as the intelligent pigs take the mantle of leadership, the initial spirit of equality is replaced by a hierarchy of deceit.

Somewhere beneath the surface of our wants and needs lies a deeper longing,­ a yearning that connects us to who and what we are in our essential being. On Your Heart's Prayer, Oriah Mountain Dreamer takes you on an inspirational journey into the soul's desires, bringing a new vision to what it...

Alexandre Dumas is the undisputed master of the adventure novel. This definitive collection combines his two most iconic works into a single, breathtaking journey of political intrigue, forbidden romance, and high-stakes dueling. Follow Edmond Dantès as he escapes wrongful imprisonment to execute the most calculated revenge plot in literature. Then, ride alongside D'Artagnan and the legendary Musketeers as they unite to foil the machinations of the sinister Cardinal Richelieu.

In Little Girl Big Girl Stuff, Sunny Love finds herself caught between the little girl she remembers being and the woman she has become. When she begins talking with Wisdom, a compassionate voice who is willing to listen, Sunny starts to reveal painful experiences she has carried for years. But Sunny isn't ready to simply "get over it." As their conversation unfolds, she speaks about abandonment, trust, relationships, love, and the things that happened when she was growing up.

Step into one of the most influential political analyses of the 20th century—now newly updated and brought to life in audio. In 1932, Professor Sigmund Neumann published Die Parteien der Weimarer Republik, a groundbreaking study of political parties during a time of global instability. After leaving Germany in 1933, Neumann continued his work in the United States, eventually publishing Permanent Revolution: The Total State of War in 1942—one of the first comprehensive explorations of authoritarianism, fascism, and totalitarianism.

Nelson Tuckey tells the best stories in Sunningdale Psychiatric. Alien worlds. Impossible deliveries. A ship he calls The Lost Princess. Reed is just an orderly, but he listens anyway. The stories keep the old man calm. And besides, everyone knows they're not true. A space courier locked away on the fourth floor? Please. Then the old man dies. And leaves Reed a shoebox.

Widely considered the greatest tale of revenge ever written, Alexandre Dumas's The Count of Monte Cristo dives deep into the psychology of a man wronged by his closest friends. It is a masterclass of plot and intrigue where every kindness is rewarded, and every sin is punished with mathematical precision.

Ghostwood: Echoes of a Living Past, is a book of poetry. The work offers listeners both the raw emotion of verse and the reflective insight of what prompted the author, Billy Philips, to pen each piece. Through its poems, the author reveals the intimate rhythms of the human experience—love, loss, memory, and renewal—while the accompanying commentary opens a window into the creative process behind each piece.

In a surreal world where spiritual oversight meets the emotional chaos of show business, Actors Anonymous Hotline follows Sunny Love, a childlike hotline operator whose cheerful persona masks something far more fragile beneath the surface. When members of the Spiritual Council of the Stars begin to sense that Sunny’s memories, identity, and emotional stability are shifting in unpredictable ways, concern escalates beyond the earthly realm.

The Self- Love Commandments: A Woman's Guide to Healing, Freedom and Love is a collection of real-life experiences, tips, tools and strategies created to aid women as they work to become the best versions of themselves. Dr. Lloyd aims to make the listener feel as if they took a seat on her couch for the one therapy session that could change the trajectory of their life.

Mary, mother of Jesus was just a girl when she received news that would change history: She had been chosen by God to bear the Savior of the world. Follow Mary on her courageous journey of faith as she faces the impossible, believing God's promises despite her own fears. Experience the miraculous story of the virgin birth of Jesus through Mary's eyes, told vividly in rhyming verses that bring biblical times to life.

A Through-the-Alphabet Celebration of Queer History in the US, from the Publisher of the New York Times Bestseller The ABCs of Black History In this book brimming with P for Pride, writer and poet Seema Yasmin celebrates all the joys and challenges of queer history in the United States through...

What's a Brooklyn girl to do when her best friend is away for the whole summer? Aimless and unhappy with her new foster mother, Kate falls into the hands of a stylish It Chick who whips her into fashionable shape. Armed with new confidence and a game plan to get her man, Kate quickly falls under her new bestie's bad influence. Told through Kate's witty, fearless point of view, this two-in-one edition of Hot Girl and Bad Boy present powerful stories from an important voice in young-adult fiction.

This is the true story of my youngest brother's (Pat's) tragic life strewn with loss, disappointment, failure, mistakes, poor judgment, conflicts with others, unemployment, depression, many health (mental and physical) crises, poverty, personal struggles, and loneliness.

Sunny Love is on a mission to spread Love—one anonymous call at a time. But when mysterious, persistent callers (including more than one man named Dirty Murty) begin to blur the lines between help and harm, Sunny finds herself pulled into a deeper, stranger journey than she ever expected…

George Orwell's 1984 and Animal Farm are not merely novels; they are the definitive sociopolitical manifestos of the 20th century. In this essential collection, experience the full force of Orwell's legacy as he dissects the mechanisms of totalitarianism and the terrifying ease with which truth is manufactured.

George Orwell’s 1984 brings renewed clarity to a world defined by surveillance, manipulation, and the suffocation of individuality. In this unforgettable vision of the future, citizens live under constant watch. Truth is no longer a shared foundation—it is whatever the Party declares it to be.

The rise of Christianity after the crucifixion of Jesus Christ was unlikely, Satan thought that he had eliminated God's chosen one and Jesus' apostles were leaderless and in hiding. A lie created by the Jews and paid for with hush money to protect the guilty mad the apostles' hunted thieves. Besides they were home bodies, fishermen unqualified to found a new worldwide religion. The rise of Christianity in the 1st century AD was impossible by any human understanding. Yet it happened but how could that be possible in the face of Satin's all-out effort to crush it once and for all.

Some nights aren't about winning. They're about who you destroy with you. Tabby and Lena are two forces of nature, and they've booked a waterfront suite as their battleground. Tabby arrives with a quiet, coiled confidence and a plan brewing. Lena is already there, a wicked grin on her face and a dare in her eyes, daring the night to keep up.

Change My Mind: Poems on Religion, Love, and Mental Health is a deeply personal and thought-provoking poetry collection written from a distinct atheist perspective. Divided into three sections, the author critically examines religious beliefs—including Christianity and Sikhi—challenging traditional faith through evocative and heartfelt verse that invites listeners to reflect on spirituality without reliance on the supernatural.