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Introduce your child to Hadith, Islamic values, and good manners with this engaging Islamic audiobook for kids. Designed for children ages 6–10, this immersive listening experience brings the teachings of Prophet Muhammad to life through clear narration, simple explanations, and practical lessons children can apply in their daily lives.

It was supposed to be a simple rite of passage, not a test of Echo’s wilderness survival skills. Will his handmade hickory bow and lessons from his Native American teacher keep him alive? Alone in the wilderness and badly injured, Echo fights for his life along the gurgling waters of Young Woman’s Creek. To survive Echo relies on lessons from his backwoods teacher, a part Native American woman named Luna Woapalanne. Hidden deep in the forest, Echo secretly follows clues to solve a Native American mystery that will complete a missing link in old Luna’s murky past.

Throughout history, many people have rejected God because they wanted to act immorally - why does it seem like those walking away from God today believe God is the immoral one? There are so many competing visions of morality. One's culture, background, political affiliation, and religious beliefs (or lack thereof) have profound impacts on our moral thought. What one person says is right another says is wrong, and vice versa, leading to much debate and confusion.

In this collection of personal essays, Mark Elswick offers humorous episodes about being a man and father. Whether it’s his daughter sending him to the store to buy those...well, things that transforms him into "Padman"; his realization that at 42, he is slowly turning into an old man; or his reaction to his middle-school-aged daughter dating a "man" two years older than her, listeners - males and females alike - will find themselves cracking smiles when they aren’t busy laughing out loud.

Would you like to learn new ideas to manage your work team? In this book, you’ll find a new vision to lead your team with harmony and motivation to improve productivity. You will also find the tools you need to become a leader and not a controlling boss. This will help you give a better impression to your team and allow each person to contribute to improving the activities and processes inside your organization.

Living in the Unistate, Travis felt as though life, all of his life, was mundane. Then, one day, he spots something that will forever change his life. Will Travis change the past? Save the future? Or will life in the Unistate remain the same?

This book combines the thoughts and teachings of the remodeling industry's production guru, Tim Faller, into one powerful book. Follow along as Tim shares practical solutions that can transform your production department into a powerhouse, delivering above-average profits as you delight every client.

What are the lasting effects of sports? Wraslin' Shews answers that question through a fictional story inspired by the many great wrestlers that have come out of the state of Virginia. Every athlete has a different story. This one is about a character that lost his love for wrestling, but found it again through the return of a legendary coach.

Parker Chadwick (the third) fled Boston on a football scholarship since his parents would only pay for him to attend an Ivy League school and he wanted to play at a state one. He felt good leaving his pretentious family, fake friends, and false life behind him. The 10-year class reunion wasn’t the reason he returned home, though. His mother’s illness, his father’s funeral, and a potential coaching job at the private school were life events all vying for his time and attention. He had to admit there was one person he was curious about.

Autistic burnout is a state of profound mental, emotional, and physical exhaustion that follows years of masking, sensory overload, and social exhaustion while trying to meet neurotypical expectations. Unlike general fatigue or workplace burnout, it involves a collapse of functioning and loss of energy, motivation, and cognitive capacity. Many autistic adults describe losing skills, speech, or the ability to cope, with heightened sensitivity and withdrawal.

You can’t change a narcissist, but you can change how you navigate their toxic influence. Working with a Narcissist provides solutions and support for one of the most challenging workplace situations. Written by a seasoned business consultant who spent years analyzing the behavior he encountered in workplaces, and an experienced Licensed Clinical Social Worker, this guide gives you a definitive game plan for coping with your boss’s unreasonable demands, unfair criticism, manipulation, undermining behavior, lack of empathy, vindictiveness, and condescension.

Move beyond good writing and reach the human heart. This concise guide shows how to create fiction that’s felt as well as understood. Written by Consultant Clinical Psychologist Dr James P. Manning, it reveals how the language of emotions helps writers build believable inner lives, authentic conflict, and empathy that keeps readers engaged. Learn why the body reacts when reading and how to craft scenes that leave a lasting mark.

What begins as an ordinary landing quickly unravels into something far more dangerous. Velmora is alive. Buried within its roots lies a power the corrupt Olyssian Accord is desperate to control, a secret that could tip the balance of power. To claim it, the Accord will burn worlds and shatter anyone who stands in their way.

In the shadows of desire, a silent battle unfolds. A battle not with others, but within ourselves. Lust, like a wild flame, flickers in the depths of being, tempting, consuming, yet whispering of a greater truth. This journey is not a fight to conquer, but a dance to understand and transform.

This is not just fiction, it’s a reflection of a true international scandal that fractured diplomatic relations between Thailand and Saudi Arabia for over 30 years. Salem Saleem masterfully weaves fact and fiction into a razor-sharp narrative filled with tense interrogations, political gamesmanship, and moral reckoning.

Cael is a top-tier operative trained to maintain order across the multiverse—until a mission shatters everything he thought he knew. As timelines collapse and ghosts of the past resurface, Cael uncovers a conspiracy hidden within the Archive: a vast system capable of rewriting history itself. Now marked as a rogue, he must navigate alternate realities, battle weaponized memories, and confront enemies who exist outside time. The deeper he digs, the more he realizes this breach isn't just sabotage—it's personal.

What does it mean to stay human in the age of AI? This audiobook can be finished in a single sitting—but its ideas will stay with you long after. You’re not obsolete. But you are living through a shift no one prepared you for. The systems are changing. The roles are blurring. The value of human work is being quietly rewritten. And the pressure to keep up? Relentless. This isn’t about resisting AI. It’s about reclaiming what makes you irreplaceable.

After being disqualified from the most important competition of his life, Sean Hallow is forced to join forces with the very man that caused the disqualification in a mysterious mission to steal the one and only Sepratain Object from the new up and coming heir to the throne. Except, like everything else in his life, something just had to go wrong. After Sean somehow found himself bound to the object itself, it’s a race to find the mythical object of legend that is said to be able to release the binding, while the entire world pursues him for his fatal mistake.

We the People: A Premonition is a gripping political thriller that explores the terrifying convergence of autocracy and climate collapse. Set in a not-so-distant America ruled by a fascist regime, the novel follows three unlikely heroes brought together by one truth: if they don’t act, the future is lost. Luna Ochoa, a former FBI analyst turned underground investigator works for Leo Montoya, a reclusive millionaire funding a network tracking the government's abuses.

The Little White Wolf is the story of Leesu, born smaller than his siblings and different in color. The wolf pack laughs at him and rejects him. But nature has a place for all of us, and Leesu learns how to use his differences to succeed and help others.