Ulrich Brand, Markus Wissen, "The Imperial Mode of Living: Everyday Life and the Ecological Crisis of Capitalism"
English | 2021 | ISBN: 1788739124 | 470 pages | EPUB | 0.47 MB
Our Unsustainable Life: Why We Can't Have Everything We Want

The Home And Happiness Botanical Handbook: Plant-Based Recipes for a Clean and Healthy Home by Pip Waller
English | ISBN: 0711256713 | 144 pages | EPUB | January 12, 2021 | 48 Mb
Infuse your home with herbal happiness using this book of ethical, empowering, and eco-friendly botanical recipes.

Daniel K. Lewis, "The History of Argentina"
English | 2001 | ISBN: 0313312567 | PDF | pages: 239 | 1.7 mb
Argentina is a country of enormous potential and challenging problems. In recent decades, violence and military dictatorships have upset the political system, and economic instability has held in check efforts to develop the country's industries. This up-to-date and accurate history of Argentina provides a solid and engaging introduction to the persons, events, and factors that have helped shape the nation. Covering the entire sweep of Argentina's history from pre-Columbian times to 2001, the narrative outlines the connections between the colonial era and the 19th century and focuses closely on the last three decades of the 20th century, during which Argentina dealt with the legacies of Peronism and of military dictatorship, as well as the challenges of establishing a stable democracy.

Martin Gegner, Bart Ziino, "The Heritage of War"
English | 2011 | ISBN: 0415593298 | PDF | pages: 281 | 2.4 mb
The Heritage of War is an interdisciplinary study of the ways in which heritage is mobilized in remembering war, and in reconstructing landscapes, political systems and identities after conflict. It examines the deeply contested nature of war heritage in a series of places and contexts, highlighting the modes by which governments, communities, and individuals claim validity for their own experiences of war, and the meanings they attach to them.

The Hearth Witch's Year: Rituals, Recipes & Remedies Through the Seasons by Anna Franklin
English | January 8th, 2021 | ISBN: 0738764973 | 256 pages | True EPUB | 2.22 MB
Filled with spells, recipes, and crafts, this book helps you discover the magical rhythms of the natural world. Join Anna Franklin, bestselling author of The Hearth Witch's Compendium, as she shares time-honored recipes and step-by-step instructions for bringing enchantment and joy into your life. You will discover dozens of incantations and spells to help you celebrate the cycles of the seasons, honor the gods and spirits, and release negative energy and anxiety.

The Healer's Way: Bringing Hands-On Compassion to a Love-Starved World by Earnie Larsen, Carol Larsen Hegarty
2007 | ISBN: 1573243094 | English | 225 pages | EPUB | 1 MB
A leader in the recovery movement reveals how we can all heal. At the center of The Healer's Way is the "hoop"a sevenstep process of healing. First we need to make sure our core needs are metwithout those we not only can't heal ourselves or otherswe probably can't live. Then we need to get lost (step 2), get hurt (step 3), get stuck and hit the bottom of the circle (step 4). Only then can we get called (step 5), get up (step 6), and get going (step 7). Once we get going, we move through the cycle again and again, as life presents us with new opportunities for healing ourselves and others. The Healer's Way is the culmination of Earnie Larsen's thirtyplus years as a counselor. The seeds for the book were the questions of a young counselor: How do you keep going? What do you do when you can't make a difference? What makes a healer? The young man asked Larsen to be his mentor and some time later his stories, clues, questions, and answers came together in this book. Larsen writes, "In the beginning, and in the end, healing is about change. The pages here are about one thing and one thing only: the spiritual alchemy involved in the amazinggrace process of personal transformation."

The Happy Empath's Little Book of Affirmations: Mindful Mantras for Daily Self-Care by Stephanie Jameson
English | November 17th, 2020 | ISBN: 1646040805 | 144 pages | True EPUB | 5.99 MB
Protect yourself against negative energy, soothe anxious thoughts, and empower your inner empath with this book of thoughtful quotes, positive sayings, and inspiring affirmations.

The Handbook of Communication Skills By Owen Hargie
2006 | 597 Pages | ISBN: 0415359104 | PDF | 3 MB
As textbooks go, this is nothing like the standard American fare, with large margins, highlighted text in the margins, and lots of photographs. It is almost a scholarly journal and is totally text. Initially I dreaded reading this book, sure it would be dry, boring and/or above my head. I was TOTALLY wrong on all counts. I was happy to return to the book again and again, finding something interesting and insightful on every page. I have every intention of making this book a permanent part of my personal library!!! An exhaustive overview of the current thoughts in communication, this is a definate read for anyone interested in effective interpersonal communication.

The GI Bill: The New Deal for Veterans By Glenn Altschuler, Stuart Blumin
2009 | 261 Pages | ISBN: 0195182286 | PDF | 3 MB
The G. I. Bill by Glenn Altschuler and Stuart Blumin is a recent addition to the pivotal moments in American history series which seeks out to explain the major paradigm shifts in United States History that significantly changed the course of history. The authors are after four points in this very detailed account of how the G. I. Bill changed America. The first is that this was truly a departure from past veterans benefits and greatly expanded and really created not only a way to care for wounded veterans but really looked at how they would readjust to society. The authors take great care to outline what happened to veterans in past wars and look at the growth of the Veterans Administration (VA) system following the Civil War and World War I showing how the G. I. Bill was far more comprehensive. The second point is the focus that with the election of a Republican congress in the final two years of the war the ability to carry out New Deal proposals was becoming harder and more limited. If democrats led by FDR wanted to continue rapid social change legislation it was going to have to come in the form of veteran's benefits that could later be added to non veterans after showing their success with veterans. The authors take a great deal of care in explaining how Congress was oriented and what each change meant. The third point and probably the most important is the G. I. Bill's ability to pay for college for returning veterans and provide them with a supplement to live on while attending. Many would follow through with this newfound ability and obtain college degrees shifting heavily the knowledge base of our post war economy and setting up the Baby Boomer generation with the desire to continue attending colleges. The G. I. Bill gave rise to the private school since government money allowed for expanding enrollments anywhere and many elite schools were flooded with veteran's applications. The authors' pull on many personal stories from veterans to illustrate their points brining out a great side to the story that shows how the bill really affected people. They also spend some time on the race relations and how the G. I. Bill was more beneficial for white America than black America but African Americans still made significant improvement under a bill that was largely color blind. The final point was on the housing part of the bill that allowed for low interest loans to be obtained and housing to be purchased. As the post war economy exploded and building materials became available suburbs grew quickly and the ability for veterans to move to them grew with it. This was where the Bill's color blind nature fell short. Blacks were not able to purchase homes in the suburbs and the great disparity that would bubble to the top in the 1960's began to crystallize with blacks left in urban centers and whites flooding to the suburbs. Overall it is a fantastic and detail oriented book that really shows how the G. I. Bill changed America. It is truly a pivotal moment in American history and transformed multiple generations and left the lasting legacy of the New Deal through the bills actions. Very detailed and well worth the time to read.

The Forgiveness Tour: How To Find the Perfect Apology by Susan Shapiro
English | January 12th, 2021 | ISBN: 151076271X | 264 pages | True EPUB | 0.88 MB
How Apologies Can Help You Move Forward With Your Life