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Embrace the Struggle, Living Life on Life's Terms. Julie Ziglar shares wonderfully inspiring insights into the book she wrote with her beloved father, the great Zig Ziglar! Check out more about the book here: https://lnkd.in/g8QNc-4N

16 Inspirational Quotes to Share for #WomensHistoryMonth - The Corporate Sister https://buff.ly/3pUjPvm #womenshistorymonth

This year’s Book Week theme, "Reading is Magic," captures the boundless power of stories to transport us to new worlds, broaden our horizons, and ignite our imaginations. But there’s a special kind of magic in stories that are grounded in our rich cultural heritage and wisdom. First Nations books are more than just stories; they are living vessels of culture, language, and tradition. They offer our unique perspectives on the world, connecting readers to the land, the sky, and the seas in ways that are deeply rooted in tens of thousands of years of knowledge and storytelling. As we celebrate Book Week this year, let's shine a spotlight on the incredible contributions of First Nations authors, illustrators, and storytellers. Their works are a testament to the resilience, creativity, and enduring spirit of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. These books not only entertain but also educate, offering readers of all ages the opportunity to engage with the world through the eyes of Australia’s First Peoples. What First Nations books are you reading with your children this week? What First Nation's book are you reading to expand your own knowledge and viewpoint?

THIS IS COVER OF MY BOOK ABOUT EXTRAORDINARY GREAT HAPPENINGS WHICH INFLUENCED EVOLUTION OF LIFE AND CARRIES ITFORWARD DURING NEARLY 4 BILLION YEARS OF ITS HISTORY

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Subscribe to our YouTube channel today and never miss our book talk live events. In this clip our latest guest, Beth Houf, talks about the importance of not diminishing your accomplishments! Listen to the full discussion on our page (https://lnkd.in/epc3zduZ).

In this interview, Essenza Femminile Sacra speaks with Riane Eisler about her book, "The Chalise and the Blade," written in 1987 and now available in 26 foreign editions. The two talk about what led her to write this book, about the ongoing challenges to build a future based on partnership and no longer on domination, about other books she has written, and where to find useful resources to help build a better future — because each of us is required to do our part. https://lnkd.in/eaRpAgkG

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https://lnkd.in/geM2tTc6 Rediscover America’s treasures and national wonders through the lens of a 19th-century book @PBS

Where Did It All Start? Check out Carole Mckibbens Blog -Post Learn more about this Author her work and life today. https://lnkd.in/gtAHYA-T