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Piece of Mind
This book is about : 1. Accessing the subconscious 88% PIECE of your mind to: * Relaxation and Releasing Stress in 30 seconds * Accelerating Your Learning * Achieving Goals Faster 2. An Effective Technique which you can apply to such things as: * Handling Pain and Loss * Improving Sport Ability * Using Your Creativity * Increasing Your IQ * Increasing Sales and Productivity * Excelling Academically * Doing Well in Subjects You Hate * Having a Great Self Image Reviews Piece of Mind is an Australian Best Seller!! "Motivational and Inspirational - Sandy tells it in a way you can get it!" - Steve Snyder International Educator and Seminar Leader "Sandy Explains stress release, memory improvement and subconscious mind in layman's terms. The techniques are simple and they work!" - Andrew Matthews: Author of International Best Seller "Being Happy"
The Wee Scotch Piper
"The Wee Scotch Piper" is a delightful children's book written and illustrated by Madeline Brandeis. The story follows the adventures of a young Scottish boy named Jamie, who dreams of becoming a bagpiper like his father. Jamie's family has a long tradition of being talented bagpipers, and he is determined to follow in their footsteps. Set in the picturesque Scottish countryside, the book beautifully portrays the vibrant culture and traditions of Scotland. Jamie's days are filled with practice and hard work as he learns to play the bagpipes under the guidance of his father. He faces challenges and setbacks along the way, but his passion and determination never waver. One day, while practicin...
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Tales My Father Told Me*
In this original collection of short stories, author E. R. Morris updates classic nursery rhymes and fairytales with a modern, grown-up bent. Written with other adults in mind—especially grandparents—Morris gives these well-worn tales a wry sardonic spin, often asking how they might change if they were set today. Threaded through these mature re-tellings is a constellation of fascinating historical information about their origins. Deftly weaving these facts in with these ironic re-tellings, Morris offers a truly unique collection sure to inspire laughter and eyebrow-raising for the grown-ups familiar with the originals, who might just learn something along the way, too.
Tunnel Rats
WARFARE & DEFENCE. AUSTRALIAN. The thrilling story of the young Australian Army engineers who risked their lives in the Vietcong tunnels of South Vietnam.
