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A Holocaust survivor raised in the Jewish Orthodox tradition wondered why the God of the Hebrews required the ancient Israelites to exterminate all Canaanites. This book includes Infeld’s original comments on each chapter of the Five Books of Moses. He calls attention to the absurd, the humorous, the cruel, the contradictions, the inconsistencies, but also the sublime and inspirational, in the Bible.

This book argues that the most important moments in rational inquiry begin not with success, but with failure. When proof breaks down, when a framework falls silent before truths that appear stable and well-defined, something essential is revealed—not about the truth itself, but about the limits of the system meant to capture it. Moving between logic, mathematics, and physics, the book shows how undecidability and non-provability function not as walls, but as signals, guiding inquiry toward more adequate forms of explanation.

Goldendoodle Puppy Training for First-Time Owners is a practical, beginner-friendly guide designed to help new owners raise a calm, confident, well-behaved Goldendoodle from the very beginning. Goldendoodles are affectionate, intelligent, social, playful, and eager to bond with their families, but their energy, enthusiasm, and quick minds can become overwhelming without the right structure.

Martin Dench's 18th novel finds him charting exciting new territory, exploring Korean mythology and reincarnation to create a remarkable, timeless story in which love truly proves stronger than death. It is the year 647. Princess Jeonghwa of the Korean kingdom of Silla is married into the powerful Tang dynasty of Imperial China. Unwanted by her husband and valued only as a political bargaining tool, she finds herself at the centre of a terrible, brutal tragedy that will change her life forever.

The Desert Keeps Its Secrets. In the silent of Nevada desert, where the wind moves like a whisper across endless sand and dry lake beds, there exists a place that officially did not exist for decades. A place erased from maps. A place denied, dismissed, and quietly protected. That place is Area 51.

Gracefully Unhinged is a fiercely intimate poetry collection for the women who have survived heartbreak with mascara running, sarcasm intact, and their hands still shaking around the pen. In these pages, Kerry Warren turns longing into lyric, grief into beauty, and emotional collapse into something almost glamorous. With equal parts devastation and wit, she writes of love, devotion, distance, Maine fog, feminine rage, dark humor, survival, and the beautiful absurdity of remaining deeply, inconveniently human in a world that rewards stone.

A Short History of Japan traces more than two millennia of cultural evolution — from mythic origins and imperial dynasties to industrial rebirth and modern innovation. This concise yet vivid narrative explores how an island nation shaped by isolation, honor, and creativity became a global force of technology, art, and influence.