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If self-improvement worked, it would have by now, teaches Cheri Huber. Getting where you want to be has everything to do with awareness, and nothing to do with willpower. In Unconditional Self-Acceptance, this Zen-trained teacher offers us an effective process to release the blocked energies and conditioned messages that keep us from attaining our personal and professional goals. In this full-length audio retreat, listeners will learn more about: How to be your own mentor.

Quelques-unes des plus grandes réussites de la poésie et de la littérature française. Il ne s'agit pas d'une approche exhaustive mais bien d'une approche sensible de ces grands textes et de leur mise en abîme. Au-delà des mots, il y a l'amour, la solitude, le bonheur et parfois, l'humour.

"Dire tout haut ce qu'on pense tout bas" : ce pourrait être une définition de la "citation". Amour, argent, humour, l'homme, la femme, le couple, la mort, tout y passe ! A raison d'une par jour, d'une par heure, d'une par mois, la posologie varie mais une chose est sure : les citations se dégustent sans modération. Pour le meilleur et pour le rire.

Anais Nin wrote her diary at the end of 1931, at the close of a sexually tumultuous and emotional year as part of a ménage a trois with fellow writer Henry Miller and his beautiful wife June Mansfield. 'I really believe that if I were not a writer, not a creator, not an experimenter, I might have been a very faithful wife.' Nin's passionate and consuming relationship with Henry & June transformed a previously monogamous wife into an uninhibited and sexually liberated woman.

Robert Altman - visionary director, hard-partying hedonist, eccentric family man, Hollywood legend - comes roaring to life in this rollicking cinematic biography, told in a chorus of voices that can only be called Altmanesque.

Citations sur l'amour : les plus grands mots sur l'amour à déguster sans modération.

Véritable ouvrage dramatique, "Claude Gueux" met en scène la dure réalité des classes ouvrières dans les années 1830. Le personnage est ici victime du blâme de la justice contre ceux qui tentent de s'en sortir malgré leur vie difficile : condamné à l'emprisonnement pour avoir tenté de nourrir ses enfants, Claude Gueux se verra plus tard confronté à l'injustice criminelle des détenteurs du pouvoir.

This beloved fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen about a lonely outcast duckling who is transformed into a beautiful swan offers a magical glimpse into the realm of human nature. Cher narrates this charming and entertaining rendition, which represents storytelling at its best. Musical accompaniment by Patrick Ball enhances the narration. Ages four and up.

Chances are, you're either looking for love or looking for advice on how to improve the relationship you already have. Now the dynamic motivational speaker who taught America how to create a fulfilling life shows us how to build a happy, healthy love life. If Love is a Game, These are the Rules features Chérie Carter-Scott's trademark, breakthrough advice illustrated by illuminating, heart-warming relationships.

Contrary to popular belief, success is not just about becoming rich and famous. Chérie Carter-Scott, PhD, realizes that everyone has their own personal definition of success. In If Success Is a Game, These Are the Rules, Carter-Scott addresses the issues at the heart of a meaningful and successful life. She helps you define what success means to you, and then tells you in 10 simple rules how you can achieve it.

A how-to book that will walk you through choosing equipment, adjusting room sound, editing your recordings, and conducting interviews. It will also help you write scripts, specifically for audio, and get comfortable with the sound of your voice (and explain why you don't like it). An essential book for anyone who wants to create stories to share with family, friends, or online. But wait, there's more!

Cheri shares 28 steamy stories of how she came from a traditional religious upbringing and learned to love openly by releasing sexual shame, communicating transparently, untangling jealousy, incorporating holistic healing into everyday life, and choosing freedom and connection. After telling her own true stories, Reeder delves into the psychology and sociology behind these thoughts and behaviors, lending a “self-help twist” to guide you in your own sexual authenticity journey. 

The young Walter Miller was a product of his time. Growing up Black in the Jim Crow American South, he was in trouble with the police before his 14th birthday. And, like so many young Black men, once he'd landed in the criminal justice system it was hard to find a way out. Soon enough, he was facing a 30-year prison sentence. But Walter was smarter than his jailers. He escaped prison and fled to New York with a hundred dollars in his pocket. He changed his name to Bobby Love and began again—living a crime-free life for nearly 40 years.

When Jae looks out the window of his new home, he wishes he could still see his old village, his old house, and his old friends. But his new apartment feels empty and nothing outside is familiar. Jae just arrived from South Korea and doesn't even speak the new language. 

Leeta has returned to the land of Velicorte with the fabled Archer of Queen City himself Henry Ian Daniels. Now the two begin their quest to save the land of Velicorte from the evil machinations of Esau Moncrief and his demonic familier Thatch. Along the way, they will unite with old friends and new on their way through the countryside toward the final confrontation at the Castle of Gilead itself. 

 Belonging: Poems explores the ups and downs of relationships, and the universal need we have to be loved and valued. Artist and poet Cherie Burbach explores the themes of nearness, everlasting love, and kinship. 

Rochelle Hawthorne is good at gardening. She is good at everything. As she lifts a pointed shovel from the rack in the secluded garden center, she wonders if she’ll also be good at disposing of her husband’s dead body. All this time, Rochelle believed she was the one who was broken, her barren womb unable to hold a child, the only thing she’s ever wanted in life. Until she accidentally finds the crumpled and faded paperwork in her husband’s briefcase — the one that tells of a secret, a secret he’s hidden from her for eight years.

Book four of the Marla Mesconti Mystery Series is set in the beautiful eventing mecca of Aiken, South Carolina. Listeners will be transported from the frosty hills of New Hampshire to the breathtaking eventing fields of Aiken. Marla, Jay, Hilda, Rick, and Jorge are all back as the main characters, and this book introduces Lexie Garrod - a New York transplant that left her dismal city world to immerse herself in the sport of three-day eventing.

"This is an American book by an American dog.” Thus begins what is without a doubt the first book ever written by a Frenchie pug, or probably any dog, and quite possibly by any nonhuman in the history of nonhumankind. Born sometime in the early 1900s somewhere in New York City, Bandit the Frug does not remember his parents or any siblings, but he does recall muddy roads, cars, and horses navigating the streets at breakneck speed without turn signals, playing with his puppyhood pal - a Beagle named Digger, and the moment of realization that he, Bandit T. Frug, was...different.

More than just a simple chronology of dates and facts, this touching biography about the author's beloved mother, Kakki, captures both her spirit and her heart and demonstrates how any person is really an extraordinary person. It presents a lively account of a warmly human woman living an ordinary life with its good times and bad times and dealing with whatever life gives her. These remarkable stories span five decades of life shared by mother and daughter.