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Herbst 1906: Der Funker Charlie Ingram wird tot im Funkraum des Ozeandampfers URANUS aufgefunden. Erstochen. Bei ihm der erste Offizier Harald Tennel. Die Tatwaffe: ein Messer, das Tennel gehört. Der Fall scheint klar. Doch Kapitän Dyle vertraut seinem langjährigen Weggefährten und will ihm helfen, seine Unschuld zu beweisen. Er kontaktiert DIE DENKMASCHINE.

Was ist nur mit uns los? Limbi ist los! Erfahren Sie mehr über Ihr emotionales Gehirn - im neuen großen Hörbuch von Werner Tiki Küstenmacher. Es gibt so viele Dinge, die wir tun wollen. Doch meist schaffen wir nur einen kleinen Teil davon. Doch warum genau verwandelt sich die Couch ausgerechnet in einen Magneten, wenn wir gerade joggen wollten? Warum kann die To-do-Liste nicht einfach unser Freund sein? Die Antworten auf all diese Fragen finden wir im neuen Buch von simplify-Erfinder Werner Tiki Küstenmacher: "Limbi. Der Weg zum Glück führt durchs Gehirn".

I’d been running county-wide disaster preparedness meetings for over a decade and fighting fires far longer than that. The routine of talking everyone through disaster protocol had become stale, until Annie walked in. At least 20 years younger than me, she was vibrant, smart, and a thorn in my side. Unfortunately, she was also my newest obsession.

Have you ever tried of thinking positive and good, just to find yourself back in the negativity zone? Yes, but failed? No worries, we’ve covered you. This book will provide you with the solution by coding your brain and will help you change your mind’s perspective on every aspect of life. Start your day with hopes, positive thoughts, new aims, courage, and love from God for you; change your perceptions of what is to be listened to and what is to be ignored; recognize your identity, transform your thinking, reduce anxiety, and boost your confidence.

Have you ever heard about Okinawa? It’s an island in Japan where people regularly live to be 100 years old. Even at a very advanced age, they still do what they love and enjoy an active social life. One of their main secrets is "ikigai". It means the reason why you get up in the morning. It’s what makes your life valuable. It makes you feel peaceful, focused, and energized. It can be a hobby, but you can also choose your job based on your ikigai, and you’ll be an excellent professional because you’ll be doing what you’re naturally good at!

Are you excited about planning your next trip? Do you want to try something new? Would you like some guidance from a local? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this Greater Than a Tourist book is for you. Greater Than a Tourist - Montana, USA by Laurie White offers the inside scoop on Montana. This book will not tell you exact addresses or store hours but instead will give you excitement and knowledge from a local that you may not find in other small travel books.

This japanese philosophy will help you regain happiness, appreciate imperfection, and lead a mindful and decluttered life. Mainstream culture teaches us to strive for perfection and to want more. You’ve spent time and money trying to achieve that perfection...and ended up being sad and frustrated. Let’s stop and think whether it’s really necessary. Perfection gets boring, so why don’t we enjoy the uniqueness of imperfection? People and things age with time, so why don’t we accept and appreciate aging as an inevitable part of life?

I am a woman living with cerebral palsy (CP) since birth. When I was prepping for graduation and finishing my final honors essay for school, I had a realization that based on experience, most of the world does not think or experience life the way I do. Despite my CP, the world still didn't seem to process experiences, feelings, or ideas the same way I've learned to be my normal way of functioning.  

Entangled, a stand-alone novella, concludes the series of Daddy’s Girl, Pretty Little Girl, and The Baby Thief. Entangled, the final battle between good and evil, will reveal answers to questions raised in the earlier books (also available in Portuguese and Spanish versions).