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Change in My Pocket: The Purse-Sized Guide to Navigating Change Now
Change in My Pocket is an insider's guide for handling your life both during and after Change enters the picture (e.g. death of a parent or spouse, end of a marriage, major health challenge, career shift, empty nest, retirement). Shari Moxley has helped hundreds of clients recognize and make sound choices through such periods. Her holistic, proven approach to wealth management means not only do your financial resources make it through Change, but the greater picture of your life also emerges into a freedom of new normal. With practical lessons for facing, addressing, and moving through change in a way that is thoughtful and intentional, readers learn how to evolve Change into a a solution by better understanding it and creating choices around it. -
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Book #2 in the Geocache Club series for lower middle grade readers, the mystery is expanded as new geocaches and friendships are launched right at home and off into space.
Layton Clark thought his treasure hunting days with Sherry would never end, but then they ran out of geocaches. When the school's new Geocache Club decides to create a geocache hiking trail, he's not sure it will be enough to bring back the adventure.
But then he stumbles upon more hidden relics marked with the mysterious initials 'RBT'--the same initials that led them on their unforgettable experiences in Prairie Springs. As new geocaches pop up around town, Layton and Sherry retrace the path of the hidden treasure, all while Layton struggles with a new fear--losing his best friend to the very club they created.
With a century-old mystery still looming over him, a growing collection of lost artifacts, and a friendship at a fork in the road, Layton must decide what's worth holding on to, and what's better left in the past.
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Inside
Naya has spent her whole life training in an indoor world, but is she truly ready for the Outside? A brand-new sci-fi YA debut for fans of Scythe and Happy Head.
Whatever happens, don't go Outside. Naya has been navigating the disappearing doors, shifting windows, and size-changing rooms of her indoor city her whole life. She will do anything to be accepted into the city's governing body and police force, the NSDE, and anything to make her mother, the General, proud. So when her mother asks her to take on a top-secret, dangerous assignment, to spy on the Spiravits, a dangerous enemy with powers no one understands, she accepts. Naya knew the risks in leaving the safety of her indoor home, but she never thought the Spiravits would be so human, especially as she starts getting closer to two siblings, Zayn and Anice. And that Outside would be quite so...wonderful. What if everything she thought she knew was wrong? How can she complete her mission when she can no longer tell truths from lies?
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Ultimate Acetaminophen User Guide: Safe Usage, Dosage, Side Effects, and Precautions for Pain Relief and Fever Management
Are you using acetaminophen the right way-or putting your health at risk without knowing it?
This easy-to-understand guide gives you everything you need to know about one of the most trusted over-the-counter medications in the world. Whether you call it Tylenol, Panadol, or just acetaminophen, this medicine is in millions of homes-but it's not always used safely.
Inside this book, you'll discover:
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Correct dosage guidelines for adults, children, and seniors
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Safe use during pregnancy and breastfeeding
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How to avoid overdose and dangerous drug interactions
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Clear explanations of side effects and long-term risks
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Tips for choosing the right form-liquid, tablet, or suppository
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The truth about mixing acetaminophen with other meds or alcohol
Written in plain language, this book is perfect for families, caregivers, and anyone who takes pain or fever medicine regularly. If you want to take control of your health and use acetaminophen the right way, this is the guide you need.
Protect your body. Use medicine wisely. Start reading today!
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Correct dosage guidelines for adults, children, and seniors
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Craving Chaos (Indigo)
Mafia rivals stranded together in a test of survival ... and temptation.ShaeI was too busy giving Renzo hell to notice we weren't alone. That was my bad.But seriously, the domineering asshole was asking for it.What followed felt like a drug-induced hallucination-Captured at gunpoint, drugged, then taken hundreds of miles from home.Who could have imagined our escape would only make things worse?Stranded in an arctic wilderness, I've had no choice but to rely on him for survival.His body's warmth and well-honed strength. His instincts and persistence.That sort of bond changes a person, which may be the most terrifying part of it all.Because Renzo Donati wants far more from me than cooperation.He's hell-bent on claiming all of me.But that can never be.He can only ever be my rival.Anything more, and I'll lose everything. My career. My family. My heart.What to know about Craving Chaos:
-Mafia rivals to lovers
-Captured/stranded together
-Forced proximity-one bed
-Forbidden romance
-Has an HEA
-Can be read as a standalone
-Dual POV
-Content warnings listed on my website
A Note from the Author: Shae Byrne is such a badass character that she deserved an absolutely epic story, and thus was born Craving Chaos. Set aside your expectations, make sure your seatbelt is buckled, and prepare for the ride of your life.
For those of you who are new to me, I write what I'd call "mafia lite." My heroes are hardened criminals with soft spots for their heroines. There may be violence and cruelty in my books, but never between the main characters. Enjoy!
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Hiking Oregon's Fire Lookouts
Discover the quintessential northwest experience of Oregon's historic fire lookouts- Describes hikes to 45 fire lookouts across Oregon
- Includes detailed maps, hike write-ups, and beautiful photographs
- Appendix on how to rent or stay in a fire lookout
Hiking Oregon's Fire Lookouts is your comprehensive guide to 40 still-standing lookouts and 5 scenic former lookout sites. Author and fire lookout enthusiast Cheryl Hill combines detailed trail write-ups, maps, and stunning photography with her deep knowledge of Oregon's fire lookout history. Each entry includes everything hikers need to plan a successful outing: driving directions, trail maps, GPS coordinates, elevation details, permit info, and notes on wildflowers, wildlife, and wildfire history. Whether you're trekking to a panoramic perch in the Cascades or uncovering a hidden site in the Coast Range, this guide reveals the beauty, stories, and sweeping views found at these unique destinations. -
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The battle for the fate of the world begins with a single bite. All Seiji wants is to live like an ordinary high school kid. But for the past ten years, an unending stream of "accidents" have made it a daily battle to stay alive at all. So when a mysterious messenger hints that the answer to Seiji's problems may lie in his past, he digs up a curious pomegranate he'd once found at the bottom of a well rumored to lead to the underworld and tries to get rid of it for good. Unfortunately, that unearthly piece of fruit wasn't all Seiji brought back with him, and his split-second solution may have just opened an ungodly can of worms poised to rock this world--and the next--to its very core. -
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The shocking, gritty new seinen crime thriller from the team behind bestselling manga My Dearest Self With Malice Aforethought. A unique blend of cinematic art and realistic storytelling undergird the terrifying mysteries and wild reversals of this dark police procedural, which will appeal to older readers of crime novels and graphic fiction far beyond the usual manga audience. Detective Jin Saeki of the Fujiyama South police precinct heads to a mansion in the hills after receiving an innocuous report of a burglary...but as the investigation unfolds, a horrific discovery sends shockwaves through the department and beyond. Thus begins a dark, heady suspense manga unlike any other, pulsing with raw emotion, as Detective Saeki is forced to confront the blood-soaked face of true madness-- -
Seattle Field Guide: Explore Nature in the City
"Dipping into these pages, our sense of the urban community expands to include sea stars, starlight, and the array of life in between." -- Lyanda Lynn Haupt, author of Crow Planet and Rooted- Seasonal guide to 38 urban outings rooted in discovering nature
- Each activity indicates the terrain, level of effort, distance, transit and parking information, and amenities available at the destination
- Useful at-a-glance planning chart helps readers pick a location and timeframe
Seattle Field Guide is a fun, accessible, and inspiring guide to 38 nature-filled outings across the greater Seattle area--perfect for all ages and experience levels. Whether you have a free afternoon or a full day to explore, nature writers Maria Dolan and Kathryn True offer seasonal adventures that reveal the wild wonders hidden in the city's parks, shorelines, greenways, and neighborhoods. From Broadview to Rainier Beach and Discovery Park to Seward Park, readers will find easy-to-follow, seasonally appropriate ideas for kayaking with herons, mushroom hunting in city parks, biking through salmon restoration sites, identifying lichens in historic cemeteries, and listening for frog songs in quiet urban wetlands. Each outing includes guidance on terrain, effort level, travel distance, transit options, and available amenities--plus tips on what to bring and when to go. With colorful photos, maps, natural history sidebars, and cultural insights, this guide connects readers to the natural and human stories woven into Seattle's landscape. Seattle Field Guide is your go-to companion for discovering nearby nature and making every season an opportunity to explore. -
Day Hiking Olympic Peninsula
The most trusted guide to hiking the Olympic Peninsula--now fully updated Featuring the largest temperate rainforest in the Lower 48, miles of rugged coastline, snowcapped peaks, crystal-clear alpine lakes, rushing rivers, sprawling wildflower meadows, plus astonishing biodiversity, the Olympic Peninsula is an unparalleled hiking destination. This new edition of Day Hiking: Olympic Peninsula takes you there with 136 trails ranging from gentle forest loops to tough mountain treks. Wander through the tranquil Hoh Rain Forest, explore the colorful tide pools of Ruby Beach, or experience picturesque Sol Duc Falls. Lose the crowds and explore hidden gems like the Quimper Peninsula and Quilcene River Valley, or climb to an alpine summit in Olympic National Park for panoramic views that will stop you in your tracks. No matter what kind of hike you're looking for, there's a breathtakingly beautiful place on the Olympic Peninsula waiting for you.- Detailed and easy-to-follow maps, route descriptions, driving instructions, and trailhead GPS locations
- Quality, crowd level, and difficulty ratings for all trails
- At-a-glance chart to compare and select outings
- Quick-reference icons for bird watching, old-growth forests, wildflowers, suitability for kids and/or dogs, and more
- Options for extending your trip and backpacking
- 1% of all sales support the Washington Trails Association
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Leading in Libraries: Perspectives from Lived Experiences
In a world of constant change and evolving societal expectations, libraries stand at a critical crossroads. As institutions traditionally dedicated to knowledge preservation and dissemination, libraries now face unprecedented challenges that demand innovative leadership approaches centered on equity, diversity, and inclusion. This book represents a vital contribution to this conversation--one that amplifies marginalized voices and challenges us to view leadership through a social justice lens. Whether you're a library administrator, a department head, a front-line library worker, or an LIS student, you will find both challenges to your thinking and concrete strategies for moving forward, including
- real-world perspectives from Canadian, American, Asian, and Australian contributors with varying identities;
- leadership roles, competencies, and lessons drawn from navigating the complexities of higher education and librarianship;
- guidance on inclusive strategic planning processes, shepherding working groups, effective administrative structures and hiring best practices, scholarly publishing, and other key topics;
- insights on dealing with ongoing momentous upheavals, such as changing political landscapes, pandemic disruptions and tragedies, and racial violence;
- explorations of the ways in which higher education institutions and their libraries are embracing DEI, Indigenization, and decolonization;
- reasons why reflection, intentionality, non-reactivity, and other ways of slowing down are so important for embracing thoughtful planning and implementing sustainable practices and ethical approaches; and
- advice on building meaningful relationships and resisting political, societal, and personal pressures.
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My Roman Summer (Scratch & Sniff Cover Edition)
For fans of Love and Gelato and Anna and the French Kiss, My Roman Summer is the next summer, sun-drenched romance set in the city of love.
This edition includes a special scratch and sniff cover and stained edges that will transport you into summer!
Sixteen-year-old Scottish-Italian Livia feels like an outsider, working in her ailing grandmother's bar in Rome. Smug local boy, Guilio, works there too, and quickly becomes Livia's nemesis. She is not going to be the cliché foreign girl who has a summer romance. But as Livia navigates family drama, newfound friendships and... Giulio, she starts to see the city (and herself) in a new light.
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Peaceful Sleeper: An Intuitive Approach to Baby Sleep
Straightforward, loving, science-based approach to teach your baby how to get a good night's sleep
Written by renowned family therapist and sleep coach Chrissy Lawler, The Peaceful Sleeper offers an attachment-based, research-backed approach to baby sleep, ending the heated online debate of "sleep-training." With the understanding that knowing how to help your baby get good sleep can be overwhelming given the loud, contradictory voices doling out advice, Lawler relies on a flexible and personalized approach to share solutions that work for you and your family.
Readers will find insights on how to:
- Use clues from your baby, plus science, to determine the best approach to sleep, allowing you to get results (and more sleep!) as quickly and efficiently as possible
- Cut through the noise of misinformation on controversial topics like the cry-it-out method
- Rise above frustrating platitudes like "babies will be babies; just endure it until they're older, and it might get better"
- Manage sleep after sleep training, and navigate challenges like regressions, teething/illness, and schedule changes (like dropping naps)
The Peaceful Sleeper is a must-read resource for new and expecting parents who need trusted support to improve their baby's sleep as well as their own sleep and mental health. The book is also invaluable for experienced parents who struggled with sleep with their older children during the newborn phase and are looking for a new approach to sleep training.
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Time for Kids: Los Planetas (Time for Kids: Planets Spanish Edition)
¡Aprende sobre los planetas con este libro nivelado! TIME for Kids ayuda a los jóvenes lectores a desarrollar destrezas de lectura fundamentales a cualquier edad y a comprender cómo interactuar con el mundo que los rodea. ¿Te has preguntado alguna vez si hay vida en Marte? ¿O cuántas lunas tiene Júpiter? ¿O si existe agua en algún otro lugar además de la Tierra? Descubre las respuestas y mucho más en esta edición de TIME for Kids, perfecta para los pequeños astrónomos. Learn all about the planets in Spanish in this leveled reader! TIME for Kids helps young readers develop critical reading skills at any age and understand how to engage with the world around them. Have you ever wondered if there is life on Mars? Or how many moons Jupiter has? Or if water exists anywhere else but on Earth? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this photo-filled early reader, perfect for young astronomers. -
Other Women: And Other Stories
A slyly subversive bildungsroman about misplaced love, by the author of the lauded novel Nothing Can Hurt You After dropping out of college, a young woman wanders through New York both invisible and vulnerable, studying the city's strong magic and longing for a man she knows will never love her back. Salvation appears to arrive when Charlotte Herzfeld, the young wife of a successful businessman, hires her as a live-in nanny to accompany the family on a trip to Berlin. As the Herzfelds begin to crack under the weight of their secrets, she finds herself in a more precarious position than ever before. Reflective yet propulsive, and told in a voice both ingenuous and insightful, Other Women is a timeless and all-too-relatable tale of unwise decisions and unfortunate fixations. This volume includes three new short stories and an introduction from Megan Nolan.