-
Think!
In today’s always-on world, our senses are constantly bombarded with information, disinformation, and misinformation. The pressure to have an opinion on everything grows by the day, leaving many of us wondering how to make sense of it all in a meaningful and informed way. How can we cut through the noise of opinions, half-truths, and outright lies to gain a clearer understanding of what’s truly happening around us?While this task may seem daunting, help is within reach. The skills and techniques required to effectively interrogate the world around us have been practiced for millennia, and this book aims to guide you through the nuances of critical thinking and its practical applications.Through engaging examples and stories, the value of critical thinking will become evident, and the book will provide easy-to-remember reflection points to support your journey. Developing the skill of critical thinking is not an insurmountable challenge, but it does require practice to be of any real use.In today’s information-driven world, the ability to think critically is a vital skill for anyone who wants to be and remain properly informed. By honing this skill, you’ll be better equipped to navigate the complexities of our modern age and make well-informed decisions in both your personal and professional life.
£3.50 -
Attention Control
In Attention Control, Alexandr provides readers with essential tools to maintain awareness. He explores the reasons behind memory deterioration, the feeling of ‘Groundhog Day,’ and the onset of dementia, offering strategies to combat these issues. This book is a step toward clarity and mindfulness, ensuring that you don’t drown in the daily routine of life.
£3.50 -
Fussy Eaters
Are you finding it challenging to get your child to eat a variety of foods, especially fruits and vegetables? Is mealtime often a battle?If so, this book is your solution. Inside, you’ll find creative snack and meal ideas that cleverly incorporate hidden fruits and vegetables, ensuring your child enjoys a diverse and nutritious diet.
£3.50 -
Dreams
We all have the air to breathe. A body without a spirit is merely matter without life, but a dream breathes life into a person, driving them to fight for what many deem impossible.It is possible to dream and, even without money, realize your ambitions. It is possible to fight for a dream and discover strengths and abilities previously unseen. Dreams transform our weaknesses into strengths, pushing us beyond our limits.In this book, I share my thoughts through messages designed to build, instruct, strengthen, and encourage those who feel lost. This book is a gateway to making the impossible possible. It’s not just about believing: you have to fight against all odds, including your own discouragement!
£3.50 -
99 Things That Really Annoy Us Old Guys
Do you get really annoyed when strangers park outside your house?Or by sticky price labels that just won’t peel off?Do you get frustrated by child-proof caps?Are you, like me, an old guy who is becoming increasingly crabby at things beyond your control?If you are irked by waiters in restaurants who ignore you when you are trying to catch their attention then this is the book for you.99 hilarious cartoons that reflect the increasingly frustrating life of us old guys.Take a look inside!
£3.50 -
My Ghost
In My Ghost, delve into the universal journey of understanding pain and embracing the shadows of our past. Every soul bears a ghost, an echo of moments that shape and haunt us. Yet, not all can discern their spectral companions.Through these pages, readers are guided towards self-reflection and acknowledgment. It’s a call to recognize our deepest hurts and, instead of fleeing, confront them head-on, with hope and courage.As we confront the spectres of yesterday, we make way for a brighter tomorrow. This tale is a gentle reminder that even amidst pain and sorrow, we have the power to rise and embrace the dawn of a new day.
£3.50 -
A Passion for Symphonies: Robert Simpson (1921-1997)
This is the first full-length study of the symphonies of Robert Simpson to be offered to the general public. Simpson is perhaps best known for his BBC work, including the Promenade Concerts and such innovatory radio programmes as The Innocent Ear; but critics have hailed him as one of the finest writers of symphonies of the twentieth century—one who additionally spent a lifetime examining and talking about works of this kind, being particularly interested in the oeuvres of Bruckner, Nielsen and Sibelius. As a result, his compositions provide invaluable case studies for the understanding of this most demanding of compositional forms, as well as being a string of eleven masterpieces spanning the last half of the twentieth century.
£3.50 -
The Path to Deliverance
This book is a complete guide that touches every aspect of motherhood from child loss, pregnancy, and childbirth to the first months with a newborn. It allows us to prepare deeply and learn to free ourselves from misbeliefs, limitations, anxiety, and fear. The environment in which we give birth, our attitude, have such a big impact on ourselves but also on the future of our children.When I managed to give birth on my own without an epidural for my second child, it struck me, I had just discovered something major! I had just experienced a superpower. I was a new version of myself just as if I had awakened from a long sleep, I had awakened from ignorance. I felt the urge to share my experience on how to live pregnancy and childbirth in the present moment with mindfulness.In this book, all the tools will help you take care of yourself, create a powerful bond with your baby and lead you on the path to deliverance.
£3.50
Discover