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The Nightingale takes listeners into the world of German-occupied France during WWII. Set against the backdrop of war, the author explores the themes of love, family, and survival. The story unfolds in two sometimes intersecting plot lines - that of sisters Vianne Mauriac and Isabelle Rossignol - and follows their experiences during the war. The two women view and react to the war in very different ways, but ultimately are united by their shared commitment to family and the will to live.

When Swoop, a very likable bird of the jungle, starts to question his existence and usefulness as a bird, he is encouraged and reminded about his uniqueness and the power of believing in himself by his two best buds, Iggy the Iguana and Chino the Racoon!

Besides the mother of a soccer judge, few people suffer as much in the mouth of the people as the mother-in-law. She is flouted mercilessly, and not only the mother-in-law is a constant laughing stock. Brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, daughters-in-law and sons-in-law, each one in his or her own way enters, without asking permission, into the couple's daily life, reaffirming the maxim that when you get married you do it with the whole family.

This is an unofficial summary of Unwinding Anxiety by Judson Brewer designed to enrich your reading experience. Life Lessons is wholly responsible for this content and is not associated with the original author in any way. Dr. Brewer explains that anxiety has come to dominate our lives. He had a lightbulb moment when he realized that one of the reasons so many people fail to see that they have anxiety is how it hides in bad habits.

Nurses today are in high demand in most parts of the world, and a career as a nurse can be very rewarding. A nursing school program can be a big step towards a fulfilling and lucrative career as a nurse. Nursing is a career where you are required to take care of other people, and as such, it's important that your choice of nursing school program will enable you to do this.

A man with a strange fetish for wacthing violent acts realizes he has become much too close to his dangerous hobby. 

The book, How to Do the Work, is a testament to a revolutionary approach to mental, physical, and spiritual wellness called Holistic Psychology. Nicole explains this movement of empowerment as one that is committed to the daily practice of creating one’s wellness by breaking negative patterns, healing from the past, and creating the conscious Self.

Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know, written by Adam Grant, is a book based around the idea of teaching humans to rethink everything they previously learned and believed. Grant believes that it is human nature to cling stubbornly to values and beliefs we build throughout our lives, even in the face of new evidence to the contrary.

Praise Phone Books extols the cornucopia of phone books' virtues. Praise Phone Books discusses Andrew Bushard's personal connection to phone books, as well as cherishing phone books' contribution to the world....

Buying a bath bomb or melt can be expensive. In fact, sometimes, buying all of the luxury salts, scrubs, and melts can cost as much as going to a spa for the afternoon! By listening to this audiobook, you will save you money and the effort of searching the shops for the bits you like. Being able to make your own bath products ensures you will be able to bring the spa to you with our luxurious and easy-to-make recipes. You can make them simply for yourself and your family, for friends as gifts, or to start your own bath product business!

The audiobook is a short reference guide outlining a possible approach to selecting the foreign country for retirement and preparing for the retirement move. The key point of the audiobook is that for such an important turn in the retiree’s life, reputable, international, licensed professional help is the only way to make the move to the foreign country’s lifestyle of retiree’s choice. The other audiobooks of our series will cover separate countries and provide more information.

Even if you’re pressed for time, you will be able to steal enough to listen to one of these short murder mysteries. The best part is you get to be the sleuth! Make it a game and listen with the family to see who cracks the most cases. Will you be able to figure out whodunit in these 13 solve-it-yourself mysteries? 

13 Solve-It-Yourself Mysteries. See if you can solve the puzzle before the answer is revealed. 

Got time? Even if you’re pressed for time, you will be able to steal enough to listen to one of these short murder mysteries. The best part is you get to be the sleuth! Make it a game and listen with the family to see who cracks the most cases. Will you be able to figure out whodunit in these 13 solve it yourself mysteries?

The older we Baby Boomers get; the more we appreciate being a Baby Boomer. The world of today may never know the real value of a mood ring or pet rock. The modern generation may never appreciate the profound fashion statement made by wearing a leisure suit, bell bottom pants or having the disco look. Some schools no longer teach children how to write cursive. It will soon be our secret code unable to be deciphered by the younger generations. Baby Boomers should never be afraid to tell the younger generation exactly what we think of them. We just have to make sure we write it down in cursive for them to read. 

Do-It-Yourself Candlemaking is the best source for all your candle-making needs. Whether you're just making them for fun or you plan on selling them to friends and family, this guide will walk you through the process with ease. Tired of spending a bunch of money on expensive candles? This audiobook will show you how to craft your own candles from home, complete with a full supplies list and a step-by-step guide to help you through the process.

Grandfathers is a heart-warming story of grandfathers and grandsons told in two parts. The first part is set in 1946 and relates the experiences of five-year-old Billy Johnson with his grandfather. The second part is set in 1996 and tells of Billy's experiences with his own five-year-old grandson. What a difference 50 years makes!

For years, Big Walter had dreamed of becoming Georgia's Director of Public Safety. Now his big opportunity was before him. The governor's chief aide said all he had to do was find the body of the governor's college-age son who had been swept into the raging waters of the Tallulah River in north Georgia. After three days, however, Big Walter, armed with all of the body-finding technology the 20th century had to offer, came up with nothing. Then one of the locals suggested he talk to an old Indian who lived on the river. This is Big Walter's story.

One day in June of 1951, Billy Johnson's father delayed plowing long enough to teach his son how to trap a rabbit. In the past, he had never seen his father delay plowing for any reason, especially when he was using black hired hands. Over the years that followed, he always assumed the motive for the lesson was nothing more than a father who was an avid sportsman teaching his son to trap a rabbit. After his father died, he learned differently.

When Becky Stokes learned that she couldn't have children, she was devastated. Doctors said corrective surgery could endanger her life and, after thumbing down several other options, she and her husband decided to use a surrogate to produce a child. After the papers were signed, however, nobody, including Becky, could have dreamed what happened next! A story of infidelity and just desserts!