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As a mother and successful working professional, I face a number of the same challenges that countless parents around the globe encounter. All that I wished I had when I was a first-time mom was this book. Being a parent to a child who feels their emotions intensely can be both a tremendously gratifying and an extremely challenging experience. In this introduction, we'll discuss how to develop a meaningful emotional connection with your child and offer support to them in the midst of whatever challenges they may be facing.

Step into the mystifying world of the Zodiac Killer Anthology, where twelve gripping tales await-one for each of the Zodiac signs. These men possess elemental magic connected to their signs, but they are incomplete without their counterparts-a woman unaware of her latent powers. When they unite, a kiss ignites their magic, marking them with tattoos that symbolize their unity.

From Book 1: Alexander Hawke, a promising young summoner, navigates a world filled with betrayal and treachery within the walls of his academy. Facing unexpected betrayal from those close to him, Alexander is thrust into a perilous journey to uncover the truth and stop the evil threatening their world. Alongside his allies, he confronts numerous challenges, testing their bonds and reshaping their destinies as they strive to overcome the darkness that surrounds them.

Eat Like A Local–Crossville, Tennessee, By Linda Shepherd, will offer the inside scoop on the best places to eat in the Crossville, Tennessee, area. In this audiobook, you will discover advice on having a unique edible experience. This book will not tell you exact addresses or hours but instead will give you excitement and knowledge of food and drinks from a local that you may not find in other travel food guides.

Romance blooms at Phillips Junior High when teacher Art Malamud, the school's union rep, meets Mandy Sayer, the newest member of the faculty. As the school year progresses, Art leads his colleagues in the historic Los Angeles teachers' strike of 1970 and stokes the ire of the principal, Vivian Laws. Though Art has tenure and relative immunity from Laws's personal attacks, Mandy does not. As a result, she receives an unfair evaluation of her first year's work and even harsher criticism at the start of her second.