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Focusing on personal growth, this guide assists riders in recognizing and transforming harmful habits associated with horse riding. Emphasizing the journey of self-discovery rather than just riding techniques, it encourages readers to reflect on their behaviors and mindset. The book features black and white illustrations to enhance understanding and engagement, making it an introspective tool for equestrians seeking to improve their relationship with both their horses and themselves.

Originating as class notes, this book serves as an accessible introduction to the fundamentals of Economics for students. It distills complex concepts into clear explanations, making it an ideal resource for beginners eager to grasp essential economic principles.

The collection features a diverse array of short stories that blend originality with influences from literary giants like Chekhov, Hemingway, and Borges. It explores profound themes such as drug addiction, homelessness, and despair, while also capturing the fleeting beauty of first love and the complexities of ambition and achievement. Each story acts as a vibrant hue against a backdrop of darker experiences, creating a rich tapestry of human emotion and resilience.

Set against the backdrop of political turmoil in Cambodia, the story follows a hijacking where over three hundred hostages are held captive by terrorists in the jungle. The narrative centers on Axel Neilson, a rogue Norwegian intelligence agent, and Major John Derwent from the British army, who embark on a perilous mission to rescue the hostages. Their journey through the treacherous terrain highlights themes of bravery, survival, and the complexities of international conflict.

Canada's bestselling author on real estate draws back the curtain on real estate investing Investing in real estate has often been viewed as the poor second cousin to the stock and bond markets.

Set in the 1940s, this biography explores the life of Janet Nunley, a young girl growing up in Ashland, Kentucky. It delves into her experiences, capturing the cultural and social dynamics of the era while highlighting her personal journey and the influences that shaped her character. The narrative offers a glimpse into her childhood, providing context about the time and place that defined her formative years.

Set in a small-town restaurant, the story revolves around four men who gather each morning to share coffee and engage in lively discussions. Their conversations cover a wide range of quirky topics, from women and piercings to Elvis and Viagra, alongside humorous musings such as the presence of corn in elephant dung. The narrative captures the camaraderie and banter of these friends, highlighting the charm of their everyday interactions and the unique insights that emerge from their lighthearted debates.

The Authentic Canadian real Estate (ACRE) system is the first of its kind to show average Canadians how to profit from investing in residential real estate. This title helps you discover how to cut through the hype and emotion of any real estate market and accurately assess the inherent risks and rewards.

From a life-changing experience with techniques he learned from Toning, bestselling author Don Campbell, author of The Mozart Effect, attributes much of his success to the original edition of Toning by Laurel Keyes, first published in the early 1980?s. Now, a new edition of vocal healing tools with added content by Don Campbell that gives this work a fresh voice for a new generation.

Every day our Spirit is tested by faith in what we see, feel, and do. This book and CD pack helps us take a look into our inner world and explore how we can use sound and music to make sacred contact with the mystical, the practical, and the creative.