Genres : 150-320 Pages

This book demolishes the mythology on which toxic chemical agriculture has been built. Dr. Dan Skow’s teacher was the late Dr. Carey Reams, and the lessons he learned — and improved upon — are important ones. This book teaches how to measure fertility down to the atomic level and project forward bins and bushels with brix high enough to confer immunity to fungal, bacterial and insect attack — and to ward off weeds. The biological theory of ionization as applied...

She infiltrated his empire to expose him. He's been watching her the entire time.Anya is a journalist with a mission: expose the Russian Bratva leader who rules Moscow's underworld. Her cover? A waitress at his exclusive club. Her advantage? He doesn't know her real name or that she's looking for answers about her father's unsolved murder.What she doesn't know is that Dmitri Volkov has been watching her since the moment she walked through his doors. He's a man who sees...

A luxury yacht. A violent storm. A forbidden island that should not exist. Mia Kennedy, former ER nurse, never expected her one-month contract on a luxury yacht to strand her in a hidden vampire sanctuary built on danger and blood. Jude, the island’s Watcher and protector, senses danger the moment Mia arrives — and the dangerous pull between them threatens to shatter every rule he enforces. But he wants her. As forbidden desire ignites and buried secrets surface, Mia discovers...

FROM AWARD-WINNING, BESTSELLING AUTHOR C.S. PASCOAL “Original, exceptional, and a riveting read from start to finish. The kind that keeps young readers fully engaged from beginning to end.” Midwest Book Review"Fast-paced and compelling, perfect for teens who want fiction grounded in the realities of the twenty-first century." The Children's Book ReviewEight kids nobody trusted. One room everyone forgot. Secrets the school was hiding.At an underfunded public school in Times Square, eight teens facing expulsion or worse are given one last...

Getting confessions from notorious serial killers? Easy.Stealing priceless Egyptian artifacts? No problem.Doing it with a cocky, too-handsome-for-his-own-good bad boy? Impossible.My name is Harleigh Sinclair, and I’m a Neotact. That’s a fancy word for a person who has special powers using touch. My special power? I can touch a person, see into their mind, and find any object they’ve physically contacted. Comes in handy when you’re employed by San Antonio’s wealthiest entrepreneur who’s in the business of finding lost relics. However,...

Most leadership advice starts with what you say. This book starts earlier — with what the room has already told you. Read the Room is a field guide for operating leaders: the managers, directors, VPs, and founders who run the meeting, own the number, and carry the team. Drawing on more than three decades across the military, corrections, manufacturing, natural foods, e-commerce, and software, John Guszak argues that the signals that decide an outcome — the hesitation, the deference, the...

Make Everyday Meals Simpler While Managing Both Diabetes and Kidney Concerns When you’re living with diabetes and chronic kidney disease, deciding what to eat can feel confusing—especially when recommendations for blood sugar, sodium, potassium, phosphorus, carbohydrates, and protein seem to compete with one another. Renal Diabetic Diet Cookbook for Seniors brings these considerations together in one practical, senior-friendly guide. Created for older adults, caregivers, and families, this cookbook offers 110 approachable recipes made with familiar ingredients and clear, easy-to-follow instructions....

Every time Halley’s Comet returns, the world has changed. Most of the people are gone, while the trees have gone on remembering in their own way. Beginning in 1066, over more than nine centuries, people are born, form families, fight, migrate, believe, govern, obey, rebel, and die. Kingdoms disappear, republics are founded, old orders return under new names. People’s ideas about freedom, money, religion, and power change, though sometimes only the words do. Amid all this, the trees go on...

Some people always seem to have the energy, the calm, and the good decisions. What do they know that the rest of us don't?We're told that changing your life means trying harder: a new diet, a new budget, a new morning routine. But most of what runs our days isn't willpower. It's patterns — the invisible defaults, shaped by biology and modern life, that steer our money, relationships, health, and decisions.In Friends Intelligence, Hao Qian shows that these patterns aren't...

Some people always seem to have the energy, the calm, and the good decisions. What do they know that the rest of us don't?We're told that changing your life means trying harder: a new diet, a new budget, a new morning routine. But most of what runs our days isn't willpower. It's patterns — the invisible defaults, shaped by biology and modern life, that steer our money, relationships, health, and decisions.In Friends Intelligence, Hao Qian shows that these patterns aren't...