The Cursed Eye

The Cursed Eye

Hiroshi Tadao never understood why he had excelled in everything he attempted despite only being a child, but because of this, instead of enjoying his childhood, he spent

his days often pondering on the bigger picture and how to change the current crime-ridden state of Japan. One day, his wish seemingly comes true as a mysterious man named

Kaito enters his life and reveals a shocking truth. Hiroshi was one of the few in the world born with an intelligence-enhancing, god-like power granting ocular mutation

only known as the Noromi. Will Hiroshi be able to change Japan, and even the rest of the world like he dreams?

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We Looked Like Giants

We Looked Like Giants

South African Abernathy Jones has thought a lot about dying…At 20 years old, she has no desire for a long life. In the past year, she’s become quite adept at fantasizing about how she’ll go; jumping off a building, swallowing a handful of pills, flinging herself off a bridge into oncoming traffic. So when she finds herself on the verge of unconsciousness in the middle of a car wreck somewhere in southern California, she doesn’t think it’s a bad way to go. Except for the fact that she’s not alone in that car. There’s someone else bleeding next to her, and it’s not looking good for either of them. There was a plan for dying, sure, but not one that included another person. Especially not someone she might be in love with. Seemingly on the verge of something she’s desired for so long, Abby is confronted with a decision. Live or die. Give up or fight on. Simple enough, right? Especially when you thought the choice was already made…Reaching across the globe from Cape Town to California, We Looked like Giants is a story about despair, friendship, hope, love and being brave.

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That Fall

That Fall

Author Christy Schmidt invites readers to her Patreon page to discover serialized books, advance access to unpublished books, short stories, and experimental material. Patrons enjoy exciting rewards including autographed hard copies, letters from characters, and interaction with the author. This month her unreleased title, THAT FALL, is serialized and ready for you to read.

The day mysterious sonic booms and hovering alien crafts alarm the world, professor Angie Krigare is committed to an institution where a fellow patient demands her release and provides an implausible explanation for her bizarre abilities: She is the leader of the peace-keeping force determined to prevent the annihilation of planet Earth. 

Accomplished history professor and yoga enthusiast Angie Krigare lives alone with her cat. The day the inexplicable sonic booms shake Earth, Angie, exhibiting deadly powers, is plagued with terrifying memories of the kidnapping of a son she does not have. The staff of Longwood Mental Institution, wary she may kill again, struggle to understand Angie’s inconceivable medical profile and to keep the staff and other patients safe until the FBI retrieves her. The patient in room thirty-six, with his own inexplicable abilities, offers an implausible explanation: Immortal Angie must regain her memory before those claiming to be from the government offer her, and the Earth, a less attractive alternative. The impossible surrounds us. 

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Heels vs Ties: 

Living with your #1 threat

In this Book, Dr. Alvarez shares a comprehensive guide for women to help them understand their risk for heart disease, what is important to discuss with their doctor, and empower women to take charge of their health.
Coronary Artery Disease is the number one health threat among both American men and women. However, today’s research focuses almost entirely on men. When it comes to women, heart disease is under-researched, under-treated and under-diagnosed. With fundamental biological differences between the sexes, why do we allow our doctors to treat us like we have the same type of heart? 

Aside from reproductive concerns, medical research has historically neglected the health needs of women. This is what we like to call the “Bikini Approach” or the “Gender Gap.” Just a couple of decades ago, heart disease was considered strictly a man’s disease and even though we have come a long way, many doctors are still practicing medicine based on studies performed on a population of predominantly white middle-aged men. 

Dr. Nitza Alvarez, an accomplished cardiologist who has a particular passion for her female patients, has written this comprehensive guide, specifically for women, to help them in understanding and living with their “#1 threat,” heart disease. This book promotes awareness of the increased risk that we as women have of dying from a medical condition that is very often preventable.

Dr. Alvarez named the book Heels vs. Ties because heels have an unquestionably feminine association, while ties were a must-have clothing accessory for men. Contrasting these two symbolic objects is done intentionally to emphasize that there are clear differences in risks, symptoms, presentation, diagnosis, and treatment of heart disease in women.

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The Power of Praise

The Power of Praise

Empowering Students Though Positive Feedback

From Richard James Rogers: bestselling author of 'The Quick Guide to Classroom Management', comes this groundbreaking text on the Power of Praise in the context of teaching. 

Getting a handle on how to give sincere and meaningful praise on a regular basis, and giving it regularly to 'target' students (i.e. all of our students), is a skill that the very best practitioners have mastered.

Praise is not the cute fluff-ball it appears to be, however. It is complex, dynamic and works effectively via a variety of prescribed methods. This book teaches you those methods in a practical. easy-to-implement way.

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MOMMY, WHY COME?: Being Bullied: Maybe I'll Tell and Maybe I Won't

MOMMY, WHY COME?: 

Being Bullied: Maybe I'll Tell and Maybe I Won't

This is Series 2 of my book, MOMMY, WHY COME? This series discusses the seriousness of bullying: the reasons why bullying exists, who gets targeted, and the short-term and long-term affects of bullying on children. It also addresses the responsibilities of teachers, bus drivers, and adults in protecting children.

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Curse of the Frog Prince Part 1

Curse of the Frog Prince Part 1

The name of my story is Curse of the Frog Prince Part 1. It is about a young Princess (she is 19 years old) who grew up in a kingdom that had been at war with another kingdom for decades. Because she grew up with war and fought many battles she never expected peace would come to her kingdom. However the country she had been at war with for so long had been taken over by a new king who offered to make an alliance with the princess father. When her father met with the new king on neutral ground the new king murdered him. After her fathers death the his murderer took over the princess's kingdom and she had to offer herself as his bride to protect her people. With her wedding on the way she felt all hope was lost until she met a talking frog. The frog offered to save her and her kingdom for a price. What the price is and if she takes it is what the audience will have to read to find out.

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