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Fiction & Adventure
$14.99
Gabriel Mendoza steps up to the turquoise ventanita on Calle Ocho and orders just a regular coffee. Camila Duarte hands him a colada, and he has no idea he has just walked into a forty-one-year-old family café, a whole neighborhood that runs on cafecito and dominoes, and a fight for the café's life. He also has a secret: the tower his firm is designing is the reason he is on her street at all.
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Travel Guides
$13.99
A photo-led Athens guide written the way the city actually feels: the famous sights, where to eat and drink, where to stand for the best photos, the hidden corners, and the hotels, with ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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IT, Cybersecurity & Online Safety
$19.00
Why do strong candidates vanish into application silence? This pack turns your real experience into targeted resumes, tailored cover letters, a stronger LinkedIn profile, interview stories and negotiation messages with 118 structured prompts you can copy and customize.
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Fiction & Adventure
$9.99
He came to judge her cake. He died eating it. And Clover Bannister knows one thing nobody else in Hazelbrook does: the slice in the newspaper photograph is not hers, because her grandmother's little piped chocolate kettle points the wrong way.
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Fiction & Adventure
$19.99
Haru has the weakest power ever measured in his village, and four disgraced old masters crazy enough to train him. A complete 219-page original manga story book, fully illustrated with 56 manga illustrations: brutal training, a genius rival, a tournament, and the night a thread held the door.
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IT, Cybersecurity & Online Safety
$15.00
81% of people never change their router's admin password. Is your front door one of them? Every device you own reaches the internet through one small box in the corner, and botnets built from hundreds of thousands of hijacked home routers prove what an open one costs. This plain language playbook walks the seven holes factory settings leave behind and locks your network down in one afternoon, brand by brand.
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Hand picked
Six reader favorites from across the shelves, from Miami romance to safer home Wi-Fi.
$14.99
Gabriel Mendoza steps up to the turquoise ventanita on Calle Ocho and orders just a regular coffee. Camila Duarte hands him a colada, and he has no idea he has just walked into a forty-one-year-old family café, a whole neighborhood that runs on cafecito and dominoes, and a fight for the café's life. He also has a secret: the tower his firm is designing is the reason he is on her street at all.
$13.99
A photo-led Athens guide written the way the city actually feels: the famous sights, where to eat and drink, where to stand for the best photos, the hidden corners, and the hotels, with ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
$19.00
Why do strong candidates vanish into application silence? This pack turns your real experience into targeted resumes, tailored cover letters, a stronger LinkedIn profile, interview stories and negotiation messages with 118 structured prompts you can copy and customize.
$9.99
He came to judge her cake. He died eating it. And Clover Bannister knows one thing nobody else in Hazelbrook does: the slice in the newspaper photograph is not hers, because her grandmother's little piped chocolate kettle points the wrong way.
$19.99
Haru has the weakest power ever measured in his village, and four disgraced old masters crazy enough to train him. A complete 219-page original manga story book, fully illustrated with 56 manga illustrations: brutal training, a genius rival, a tournament, and the night a thread held the door.
$15.00
81% of people never change their router's admin password. Is your front door one of them? Every device you own reaches the internet through one small box in the corner, and botnets built from hundreds of thousands of hijacked home routers prove what an open one costs. This plain language playbook walks the seven holes factory settings leave behind and locks your network down in one afternoon, brand by brand.
Plain language security for real life: spot the scam, lock down your accounts and put AI tools to work with confidence.
$19.00
Why do strong candidates vanish into application silence? This pack turns your real experience into targeted resumes, tailored cover letters, a stronger LinkedIn profile, interview stories and negotiation messages with 118 structured prompts you can copy and customize.
$19.00
What if the email, the post, the review reply and the job ad could all be drafted before the next customer walks in? This pack gives owners 108 structured prompts for daily business writing, practical workflows and the repetitive work that eats the week.
$19.00
Why does a vague AI question earn a vague answer you forget by Friday? These 110 prompts give the AI a clear role as tutor, examiner or study planner, then turn your topic into quizzes, flashcards, outlines and practice that helps you learn.
$9.99
Una voz que reconoces ya no es prueba de quién está llamando. Esta guía en lenguaje claro muestra cómo se construyen las estafas más grandes de hoy, el pig butchering, las voces clonadas con IA y la sextorsión, y te da la única regla que las vence a todas: cuelga, tómate tu tiempo, verifica.
$19.00
AI is already in your building. Is it inventoried, approved and watched? This practical enterprise handbook shows how to govern AI responsibly and secure it across its lifecycle, with an operating model, templates and decision criteria leaders can actually use.
$19.00
The outside audit was paused. Your self assessment duty was not. This plain playbook walks a small defense subcontractor through CMMC Level 2 self assessment, the System Security Plan, SPRS scoring, POA&M discipline and the annual affirmation, step by step.
$19.00
Cloud made infrastructure fast. It made public storage, excess privilege and logging gaps fast too. This vendor neutral guide gives security, IT and governance teams a complete operating model for trustworthy hybrid and multi cloud environments.
$19.00
Your business does not need an enterprise security department. It needs the right controls in the right order, at a price it can pay. This practical handbook gives owners, managers and IT generalists a complete protection plan across 18 chapters.
$19.00
Security fails less often from one missing tool than from missing foundations. This working handbook turns NIST CSF 2.0, CIS Controls v8 and ISO/IEC 27001 into checklists, defensive labs, templates and a 90 day plan across twelve chapters.
$12.00
Textbook definitions of ECB, CBC, CFB and OFB go in one ear and out the other. These notes rebuild two classic hands-on security labs, one on symmetric encryption and one on network attacks, as plain-language explanations with small OpenSSL experiments you can run yourself, cheat-sheet tables, and practice questions whose answers are explained, not just stated.
$19.00
Tools do not brief the board, calm a crisis or change habits. Leaders do. This people focused volume gives security leaders a complete operating system for direction, governance, communication, behavior change and lasting resilience across twelve chapters.
$19.00
Most risk programs fail at the handoff: no owner, weak evidence and technical noise instead of decisions. This board ready framework connects cyber risk, controls, compliance and resilience with worked scenarios, a 5x5 heat map and tools you can run from week one.
$19.00
You protect systems all day. Who is protecting the information itself after it moves? This lifecycle based guide connects governance decisions to the technical controls that enforce them, from collection and storage through sharing, retention and verified disposal.
$19.00
An alert fires at 2 a.m. The first few hours decide whether the investigation can be defended. This handbook gives responders and leaders the complete defensible lifecycle, from authorization and evidence handling through analysis, reporting and lessons learned.
$15.00
On October 15, 2026, the FBI warned that scammers are using AI to clone candidates' voices for the midterm elections, and the very next day it warned election officials themselves. This nonpartisan guide shows every voter the three fakes (voice, video, and the 'wrong polling place' lie), the real case files, and the 4-step check that defeats them in about a minute.
$19.00
Why does a good spam filter still let a seven figure fraud walk through the front door? Because filters catch spam, and business email compromise is not spam. This enterprise handbook builds the whole defense as one system: authentication that actually gets enforced, payment verification that stops fraud before money moves, and a reporting culture that measures learning instead of clicks.
$19.00
Every breach investigation ends at the same place: the laptop that was never patched, the phone nobody knew existed, the workstation still running local admin rights. This practical playbook follows the full life of a device, from inventory and baselines to EDR, encryption and secure disposal, with a rollout scenario that reached 98 percent encryption coverage in one quarter.
$15.00
Type your name into a search box. How much of your life answers back? For most people it is an old address, a phone number given away years ago, and relatives they never introduced to the internet, all packaged and sold by sites they never signed up for. This plain language plan, followed in order, finds where your data lives, removes it, and keeps it removed. No tech skills needed.
$12.99
Tres segundos de audio de redes sociales ya bastan para clonar la voz de tu hijo. El FBI registró casi 61,000 denuncias de suplantación con IA y $1,600 millones perdidos en 19 meses. Esta guía muestra cómo funcionan las llamadas y el sistema de la palabra clave familiar que las detiene.
$15.00
Seven true breach stories, from Equifax and Target to Yahoo and Colonial Pipeline, told in plain language and each ending with the one mistake that caused it. Then the stories turn into your defense: the patterns behind almost all of them, a 9-habit checklist and a one-weekend action plan. 29 pages, no jargon.
$19.00
Attackers rarely break in anymore. They log in. This working playbook gives IT, security and GRC professionals IAM controls that hold up in real organizations: documented, measurable and auditable, across 12 chapters with templates you can lift straight into your own program and a complete 90 day rollout plan.
$19.00
Manufacturing runs on systems designed for safety, not for today's threats, and ransomware groups are finding them. This governance-led handbook shows how to secure plants and OT networks in the order a real plant can do it, with asset registers, zone-and-conduit worksheets, vendor access controls and a full tabletop exercise, mapped to ISA/IEC 62443 and NIST SP 800-82.
$12.00
You talked about it. Then the ad appeared. You never typed it, never searched it, so is your phone listening? This guide gives you the honest answer, the study behind it, and the 30-minute lockdown that protects you either way.
$9.00
Hiring or losing an IT employee without a checklist is how accounts get forgotten and access lingers. This bilingual pack gives you complete onboarding and offboarding templates in English and Spanish, each in PDF and editable DOCX, plus a bilingual worked sample and start-here usage notes, ready to adapt to your company.
$19.00
Most networks did not fail because a control was missing. They failed because everything could reach everything else. This book gives IT and security professionals a complete defensive framework for trust zones, firewalls, microsegmentation and zero trust access, grounded in NIST and CIS guidance and closed with a full migration scenario: a flat network rebuilt as a segmented design in 90 days.
$18.99
The clock is already set. NIST's final guidance deprecates quantum vulnerable public key algorithms after 2030 and disallows them after 2035, and those deadlines reach ordinary organizations through federal orders, contracts and vendor requirements. This is not another explainer about quantum computers. It is a migration playbook you can run: inventory first, hybrid deployment second, theory only where it earns its place.
$15.00
Would you use AI on that contract, those client notes, that unpublished manuscript, if the document never had to leave your desk? A local LLM runs entirely on your own computer: no upload, no subscription, no account, and it even works in airplane mode. This plain English, GUI first guide walks a non technical professional through the whole setup, honestly, including where local AI falls short. No coding anywhere.
$15.00
The app shows your profits growing. So why is there always one more fee before you can withdraw? Americans reported losing $9.3 billion to cryptocurrency fraud in 2024, and most of it moved one ordinary looking transfer at a time. This beginner's guide, in plain language with no jargon, shows how the money actually moves, the big traps that take it, and the fake recovery scam that comes after.
$19.00
The professional handbook for surviving ransomware as a business: governance, crown-jewel services, tested backups, safe containment, and validated recovery, with readiness scorecards, RACI models, tabletop exercises, and a 12-month roadmap. 46 pages, 5 diagrams.
$12.00
A voice you recognize is no longer proof of who is calling. This plain-language guide shows how today's biggest scams are built, pig butchering, AI voice clones, sextortion, and gives you the one rule that beats them all: hang up, slow down, verify.
$19.00
A defect caught in design can cost a fraction of the same defect found after release, yet most teams still treat security as a checkpoint the week before launch. This book shows engineering, security and product teams how to build security into every stage of delivery, from the first requirement to production monitoring, without turning the pipeline into a bottleneck.
$19.00
When the alert fires, does your team improvise, or run a playbook? This practical guide to running a Security Operations Center follows the full life of an incident, from preparation and detection through containment, recovery and lessons learned, and gives you the templates to run each phase the same way every time, including a fully worked incident from first alert to closed record.
$9.99
A database of 149 million stolen passwords was just found sitting open on the internet. If you reuse passwords, some of yours are probably in a list like it. This guide sets up your password manager in one weekend: one vault, one passphrase, zero reuse.
$15.00
In September 2026 the FTC warned (again) that scammers are pasting their own QR stickers over real parking-meter codes. This guide walks the five places QR scams hunt, tells the real cases (Texas meters, a £13,000 train-station scan, the 64-sticker Manhattan scheme), and teaches the 10-second check that keeps your card, your login and your cash yours.
$15.00
Three seconds of audio from social media is now enough to clone your child's voice. The FBI logged nearly 61,000 AI-impersonation complaints and $1.6 billion lost in 19 months. This guide shows how the calls work, and the family code-word system that stops them.
$15.00
The most dangerous notification on your phone is two words: No Service. A SIM swap does not hack your phone; it hacks your phone company, moving your number to a criminal's handset so every password reset and bank code texted to you lands with him. The FBI counted more than $68 million lost to it in 2021 alone. This plain language guide walks the whole fight, including the $24 million case, and gives you the carrier locks and the first hour plan that stop it.
$19.00
Type your name into a search box. How much of your private life answers back? Guides tell you what to do; this book puts it on a calendar. Thirty daily missions in four weekly themes, each with a plain why it matters, concrete steps, a time estimate (most days run 25 to 50 minutes), and a checkbox to tick when you are done, ending with a maintenance mode that keeps you disappeared on ten minutes a month.
$15.00
Your phone rings. It is your daughter's voice, scared, in trouble, needing money now. Except it is a clone built from a few seconds of her talking online. Imposter scams cost US consumers $3.5 billion in 2025 (FTC). This plain language guide gives you the defense that works no matter how good the fake sounds: pause, ask the family safe word, hang up, and call back on a number you already trust.
$14.99
A meeting you never agreed to just appeared on your calendar, with your name on it, a reminder set, and a link inside. Calendar file phishing grew roughly 33,000 percent between May and September 2026 (Sublime Security telemetry, reported by The Guardian), because calendar apps auto add invites and treat them as low risk. This plain language guide shows how the fake invite gets in, and gives you the 60 second check and the 10 minute lockdown that stop it.
$15.00
Someone you love is one convincing phone call away from the average senior fraud loss reported in 2025: $38,500, inside a year when Americans over sixty reported $7.748 billion lost (FBI IC3 Elder Fraud Report). This guide is written for the person in the middle, the adult child or caregiver, in plain human language: the scams aimed at seniors, the conversations that protect dignity, and exactly what to do if money is lost.
$17.99
Should your hallway light really need permission from a server in another state? That is how most smart homes work, and when the company changes its terms or shuts down, your house finds out the hard way, as Insteon and Wink owners did. This no coding guide shows the other way: a smart home that runs in your house on Home Assistant, the free platform now in more than 2,000,000 homes, private, local, and still working when the internet goes away.
$15.00
Almost everything you think you know about the dark web comes from movies, and almost all of it is wrong. The real dark web is small, and its criminal markets run like shabby wholesale businesses, with price lists: a stolen American payment card averaged $11.51 in 2025, and a complete identity package costs about as much as a pizza. This plain language guide explains what is really down there, what is myth, and why your data is probably already on it.
$15.00
When you die, your phone does not. Your email, photos, bank apps, subscriptions, and crypto stay signed in behind passwords only you knew, while the people you love sit on hold with death certificates in their hands. This warm, plain language guide explains what the law and each big platform actually do after a death, and gives you the one afternoon planning kit that spares your family the scavenger hunt.
$15.00
A video call used to be proof. If you could see their face and hear their voice, it had to be them. That proof is gone. Criminals now build live deepfake faces and cloned voices from the photos and clips your family posts online, then call wearing your child's face or your CEO's. The FBI counted roughly 61,000 AI impersonation complaints between January 2025 and July 2026, with losses over $1.6 billion. This guide gives you a procedure that works no matter how good the fake gets.
$15.00
Free charging, full bars, no password. The airport feels like it is looking after you. Three American federal agencies have said otherwise in public: the FBI, the TSA, and the FTC all warn travelers about free charging stations, public USB ports, and password free hotspots. This plain language guide shows how airport, hotel, and charging traps actually work, and gives you the 10 minute setup at home that closes them, no tech skills needed.
$15.00
The phone rings. It is your grandson's voice, crying, in trouble, begging you not to tell his parents. Except it is not your grandson, and in 2026 the voice may be a clone built from a short family video. This field guide does one thing deeply: it takes the family emergency scam apart, minute by minute, until you can see exactly how it works and exactly where it breaks, in warm plain language for grandparents and adult kids alike.
$14.99
When the power dies at 2 a.m., how many hours does your house actually have? U.S. outages averaged 11 hours in 2024 and storms caused most of them, while the federal tax credit that used to soften battery prices expired at the end of 2025. This plain language guide teaches the sizing math first and the shopping second, with three households worked end to end, so the system fits your house instead of a salesperson's pitch.
$15.00
The text promises $300 a day for simple tasks, and at first it really pays. So why does the job end up taking your money? Task scams are the engine behind the fastest growing job fraud in America: reported job scam losses topped $220 million in just the first half of 2024 (FTC). This guide walks the whole trap in plain language: the bait, the tiny payouts, the deposit ladder, the fake co-workers, and the exit plan if you are already inside one.
$15.00
Somewhere there is a file on your child, and it was not built by strangers in hoodies. Who built it? Researchers tested 1,357 apps that schools recommend or require and found 96% share children's personal information with third parties (Internet Safety Labs). This parent's playbook shows what gets collected at school and at play, what the law really covers, the settings to change on every platform, and how to protect your child's identity, in two weekends.
$12.00
Google your name and your city. Your home address is there, your old addresses, your relatives named, your phone number, for sale to anyone with a credit card, and most of it completely legal. This guide names the data broker industry, shows exactly what it has on you, and gives you the complete removal playbook: opt-outs, credit freezes, and the routine that keeps you off the lists.
$19.00
Your defenses held. Then a vendor got breached, and the incident became yours. Who was watching them? Every cloud platform, SaaS tool, contractor, and software library extends your attack surface and your accountability. This template driven handbook gives security leaders, procurement teams, and risk managers a complete, defensible operating model for vendor risk, from supplier intake and tiering to contracts, monitoring, incident response, and exit.
$19.00
Your workforce no longer sits inside your perimeter, and your security program cannot either. This enterprise handbook for hybrid work covers identity-first access and passkeys, WPA3 and Wi-Fi 7 readiness, home-network segmentation, MDM and BYOD, with 25 checklists and templates and a worked travel incident that ties the controls together under pressure.
$14.99
Your office moved into your house, but nobody rewired it. What is your work laptop sharing a network with right now? The smart TV, the kids' tablet, and the bargain camera that never got an update all sit on the same flat network as your work machine. This guide, written only for remote and hybrid workers, builds a four zone design on consumer gear (Work, Personal, IoT Quarantine, Guest) and gives honest answers about what your employer can and cannot see.
$15.00
She remembers your birthday, asks about your mother, and is awake at 2 a.m. when no one else is. What else is she doing? In February 2024, the Mozilla Foundation reviewed 11 romantic AI chatbot apps and gave every single one its worst privacy warning label; nine of ten may sell or share your data, and more than half will not let you delete it. This plain language guide shows exactly what companion apps collect, where your words go, and how to take your data back.
$15.00
How much of your workday can your employer actually see, and how much of it is legal? Most workplace monitoring is legal, and most workers have never been told where the line sits. This plain language guide maps the six layers of monitoring software, explains what federal and labor law actually say, and gives you a step by step audit you can run without risking your job.
$15.00
Your phone has a privacy settings page. Your car has a sales team. Where does your driving data actually go? Researchers sealed 21 brand new cars inside a signal blocking tent and watched: every single car sent data to at least one outside company, and more than half talked to advertising and analytics firms. This guide shows what your car collects, who buys it, what it can cost you at insurance time, and the step by step playbook to shut it down.
$15.00
81% of people never change their router's admin password. Is your front door one of them? Every device you own reaches the internet through one small box in the corner, and botnets built from hundreds of thousands of hijacked home routers prove what an open one costs. This plain language playbook walks the seven holes factory settings leave behind and locks your network down in one afternoon, brand by brand.
$15.00
Your credit card can be cancelled in five minutes. Your medical file cannot. So who has copies of it? Diagnoses, prescriptions, and lab results flow to billing clearinghouses, apps HIPAA never reaches, and brokers trading in health signals, while criminals prize a medical identity because it cannot be reissued. This guide maps the whole system from the government's own breach data, then hands you the rights, templates, and lockdown steps that answer to you.
$15.00
A photo is a picture on the front and a written record stuck to the back. What does yours say about where you live? Every picture your phone takes quietly records the exact GPS spot, the time, and your device details, and that hidden label travels with the file unless something strips it. A magazine photo's hidden coordinates once led police straight to a fugitive's swimming pool. This guide shows you how to read the label, which apps strip it and which do not, and the settings that shut it up in one sitting.
$15.00
Why was your TV so cheap? Because the television is not the product; your viewing is. Software inside most smart TVs fingerprints whatever is on screen several times a second and sells the pattern to advertisers. The FTC has fined a maker for doing it, and one TV executive admitted the money comes after the sale. This plain language guide shows you the proof and the exact off switches for Samsung, LG, Roku, Vizio, and Sony.
$15.00
You sit down at the family computer and every photo has a strange new name, and none of them will open. Then you find the note. Home victims lose the most irreplaceable things of all: years of family photos. This guide is the home edition, no servers and no jargon, built around one truth: a household with an offline backup turns ransomware into a bad weekend, and a household without one faces a ransom note for its own memories.
$15.00
You opened a shop, not an IT department. So why is a stranger reading your invoices? Criminals target small businesses precisely because there is no IT department, and the numbers show it: business email compromise cost a reported $3.05 billion in 2025 (FBI IC3), and ransomware showed up in 88 percent of small business breaches (Verizon DBIR 2025). This plain language guide gives you the habits that stop those attacks, on a budget of $0 to $50 a month.
$15.00
You drop your bag in the rental, find the Wi-Fi password, and then notice the little black box blinking on the shelf. Router, charger, or camera? This calm, practical guide gives you the check you can run yourself, for free, in about ten minutes: a room sweep, a network check, an honest scorecard of which detection tricks actually work, your rights, and the exact steps to take if you find one.
KJV devotionals, guided journals and planners to help you pray, reflect and keep your days in order.
$14.99
One King James Version verse, one focus, and one quiet question for every single day of the year. Start on any day and travel through creation, wisdom, psalms, the prophets, the teaching of Jesus and the early church, with a divider verse for each month and a theme index for hope, peace, courage, gratitude and prayer.
$12.99
Some weeks hurt in a very specific way: anxious at 3 a.m., grieving someone you miss, afraid of what is coming, tired of waiting, or quietly feeling forgotten. This companion holds 60 King James verses grouped by exactly how you feel, each with a short plain-language reflection and a one-line prayer, plus a gentle 7-day rhythm for a hard week.
$9.99
Ninety original poems for the one you never told: the love kept quiet, the almost that never happened, and the peace that finally arrives. A gift for the quiet-hearted, in three movements: The Silence, The Longing, The Release.
$14.99
Ninety days of morning thanks and evening wins in three phases: Open Your Eyes, Go Deeper, Make It a Way of Life, with weekly blessing tallies, 90 original prompts, and real thank-you letters you'll actually send.
$9.99
Ninety original poems for the heart after the end of a love: the breaking, the long ordinary mending, and the blooming that comes after. A gift for anyone mid-heartbreak, in three movements: The Breaking, The Mending, The Blooming.
$14.99
Who gets the first word in your day: God, or your phone? Most mornings the news and the notifications decide the tone before your feet touch the floor. Morning Mercies is a 90-day devotional journal built to flip that order: one King James verse, one short plain language reflection, one honest prompt, and a page of lines that belongs to you, in about ten unhurried minutes.
$12.99
It is 3 a.m., your heart is racing, your thoughts are running laps, and "just pray more" has never slowed either of them down. This 30-day King James devotional was written for that exact hour: one passage, one honest reflection with no platitudes, one short prayer you can borrow when you have no words of your own, and one small grounding practice for the day.
$12.99
Some days you sit down to pray and find only a sigh. Prayers for Hard Seasons brings you the words: 42 honest, first person prayers you can pray as your own, seven each for grief, fear, illness, money stress, family strain, and waiting on God, each with a short reflection, an exact King James verse, and room to write your own.
$12.99
Proverbs has 31 chapters, exactly one for every day of a long month. This devotional turns that happy accident into a habit you can actually keep: about ten minutes a day of King James wisdom in plain language, aimed at money, work, speech, friendship, and anger.
$14.99
Most planners fail because they ask for twelve goals at once, or a perfect day every day forever. This one asks for three goals, thirteen weeks, and one honest page a day, because ninety days is long enough to change something real and short enough that you can see the end from the start.
$14.99
You started in Genesis in January and stalled in Leviticus. Most people have. The problem usually is not you: nobody handed you the story in the order it happened. This companion re-shelves all 66 books chronologically, so psalms are read in the caves where David wrote them, prophets in the decades they actually spoke, and Paul's letters inside the journeys that produced them.
$14.99
Prophecy books usually do one of two things: frighten you, or sell you a date. This handbook does neither. It walks Daniel, the Olivet Discourse, and Revelation in order, quotes Scripture in full (KJV throughout), and lays out every major view fairly, in each side's own strongest terms.
$14.99
A familiar passage, read twenty times, and then someone points out something in it you never once noticed. What else have you been walking straight past? This workbook teaches the inductive method in plain language: observe what the text actually says, interpret what it meant to its first readers, and only then apply it to your Monday.
$14.99
Ninety days of gentle, structured prompts in three phases (Acknowledge, Release, Rebuild) with weekly check-ins, unsent letters, and small rituals of letting go. Ten minutes a day, one honest page at a time.
$14.99
You know the drawer with the beautiful planners in it, each one used faithfully for two weeks and then abandoned. It was never you; it was the planner. Normal planners ask your brain to do the exact jobs ADHD makes hardest. This one is built the other way around, on one research-backed principle: get it out of your head and onto the page, where your eyes will actually find it.
$14.99
Most budgets fail because they are built on guilt and guesswork. This planner is built on paper, calm, and four simple steps a month: plan, track, log, review, repeated across 12 undated months you can start any time of year.
$14.99
The Psalms are the Bible's own prayer book, and for a lot of readers they feel just out of reach. What is David actually saying, and what do you do with the psalms that cry, rage, and ask God "How long?" This devotional walks you through ninety psalms in ninety days, in plain, warm, honest language.
$12.99
You know the public edition of yourself: fine, easy, low maintenance, unbothered. This guided journal is for everything that got edited out to build that version: the anger, the ambition, and the need that never disappeared, only went quiet. And quiet is not the same as gone.
$12.99
The car insurance renewal is not an emergency. Neither is the registration, the holidays, or the tires. They arrive on the same schedule every year; they just do not fit a monthly budget, so they land like surprises and leave on a credit card. This workbook fixes the timing: a little each payday, until the ambush bills become ordinary ones.
$14.99
Starting a business is not one big leap. It is about ninety days of small, knowable steps, and most people stall because the steps live in their head instead of on paper. This workbook puts every step on a page you can fill in: the idea, the money, the setup, the customers, and the books.
$14.99
The Bible is honest about its women, and that is what makes their stories worth a slow read. They doubt, scheme, grieve, run away, and speak up at the wrong moment and the right one, and God keeps meeting them in the middle of ordinary, complicated lives. This guided study journal walks you through twelve of those women, in the order of the Bible itself, from Genesis to Romans.
Cozy mysteries, Miami romance and manga adventure: stories built to keep the pages turning.
$9.99
The book in Molly Hart's locked cabinet is worth a quarter of a million dollars. It is also a fake. The real signed 1897 first edition has been stolen and swapped by someone who spent the whole weekend inside her bookshop, and the appraiser who discovered the forgery is dead in her back room.
$9.99
Holly Harmon promised her grandparents two weeks. She would run the family inn while her grandfather recovers from surgery, then go back to Boston and the promotion she does not really want. She did not count on an overbooked Christmas Tree Lighting weekend, a boiler with opinions, or the travel photographer snowed in with her.
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He came to judge her cake. He died eating it. And Clover Bannister knows one thing nobody else in Hazelbrook does: the slice in the newspaper photograph is not hers, because her grandmother's little piped chocolate kettle points the wrong way.
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There is a character in your head. The reason they will not come out right on paper is not talent: professionals do not draw faces freehand from imagination, they build them, starting with a circle, a cross, and features placed by measurement. This guide teaches you that construction method from zero, with clean line diagrams at every step.
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A bullied weakling. A terrifying gentle giant of a karate master. One honest punch. A full original panel manga of 130 pages and 236 story panels with real speech bubbles, read left to right, plus character-file pages for all six main characters.
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Marisol Vega runs her life on a laminated clipboard: twenty-three second graders, four color-coded dismissal lanes, a school carnival with a troubled dunk tank. Then a pink paleta truck parks across her school gate at 3:15 every afternoon, and its driver starts answering her violation list with mango paletas.
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He came to buy her bookshop. He left in an ambulance. And the plain black tea Molly Hart served him, made by her own hands, smelled sweet, like almonds, the one scent his assistant had warned could kill him.
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Mari Solano was arrested for $40,000 that left her marina in duffel bags she never touched. Her boss framed her with one forged signature, and the only page that clears her is locked in his office. At 2 a.m., the night guard opens the gate for the woman who came to steal her own car back, and does not close it behind her.
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A cocky half-devil hunts the singing dead for coin. A silver-eyed swordswoman serves the order that wants him executed. When a hundred-year-old monster wakes beneath their city, they become each other's only weapon. 237 pages, 58 illustrations, the fully illustrated manga edition. Complete story, real ending.
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Gabriel Mendoza steps up to the turquoise ventanita on Calle Ocho and orders just a regular coffee. Camila Duarte hands him a colada, and he has no idea he has just walked into a forty-one-year-old family café, a whole neighborhood that runs on cafecito and dominoes, and a fight for the café's life. He also has a secret: the tower his firm is designing is the reason he is on her street at all.
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Haru has the weakest power ever measured in his village, and four disgraced old masters crazy enough to train him. A complete 219-page original manga story book, fully illustrated with 56 manga illustrations: brutal training, a genius rival, a tournament, and the night a thread held the door.
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June Calloway's bakery is beloved, broke, and one broken oven away from closing. The Maple Festival baking contest could save it, and the only man who can fix the oven is Caleb Hart, the hometown boy who left fifteen years ago, swore he would never come back, and nearly kissed her on the covered bridge at seventeen.
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Restoring a donated book of poems, children's librarian Clara Benson finds a love letter written in 1946 by a young soldier to a girl known only as E. It was never sent. Then the soldier's great-nephew arrives in Maple Hollow, and he is not leaving until he knows who E. was.
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Hazel Merritt labeled everything in green. So why is the tea tin that killed her labeled in black, in handwriting that is almost, not quite, hers? The formidable widow was writing a tell-all memoir about Willow Bend's old families, and fourteen pages are missing from her notebook, exactly where it got dangerous.
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The blight took Wrenna Hale's village wheat first, then the barley, then the healing itself, while the King's own lands stayed green. So the hedge-witch of Bramble Hollow walks three days to the black castle of Veyr and offers the cursed Thorn King a bargain instead of a plea: a year and a day of her craft, tending his curse wherever it lives, in exchange for seed grain before winter.
Word searches and coloring books for quiet breaks, sharp minds and unhurried afternoons.
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100 large-print Bible word search puzzles: Noah, David, Psalms, the parables, the miracles, Paul's journeys and Revelation, with a King James verse on every puzzle page. Big letters, zero squinting, full solutions in the back.
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101 large-print word searches through the miracles and parables of Jesus: water into wine, the loaves and fishes, Lazarus, the Good Samaritan, the Prodigal Son. A King James verse sits under every puzzle, every grid is solver-verified, and full solutions wait in the back.
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50 cozy cottage and garden pictures drawn the easy way: thick bold outlines, big open spaces, zero tiny details. Cottages, sunflowers, garden gates, teapots and porch cats, printed one design per page with a blank back, so markers never bleed through. Made for real eyes and relaxing afternoons.
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50 of the cutest animals you'll ever color, kittens, puppies, bunnies, pandas, penguins and more, all drawn with thick bold outlines and big open spaces. One design per page with a blank back so markers never bleed through. Easy for seniors, fun for kids, relaxing for everybody.
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50 deliciously cozy kitchen pictures, cupcakes, teapots, donuts, gingerbread houses and a cat in a chef hat, drawn with thick bold outlines and big open spaces. One design per page with a blank back, so markers never bleed through. Zero calories, all relaxation.
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101 genuinely large-print word search puzzles through 1950s, 60s and 70s Americana: Route 66, drive-in movies, sock hops, soda fountains, classic TV westerns and the space race. Extra-big grid letters and word lists, a warm memory on every page, and full shaded solutions in the back.
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100 cozy murder-mystery logic-grid cases in one small village, where retired schoolteacher June Hartley and Chief Alvarez need your deduction, not your guesswork. Every case is computer-verified to have exactly one solution, the cases grow from 3 suspects to 5, and full explained answers wait in the back.
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101 large-print word searches alternating Scripture themes and beloved public-domain hymns: Amazing Grace, Rock of Ages, the Psalms of comfort, the promises of God. A King James verse sits on every puzzle page, with full solutions in the back.
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Cien sopas de letras en letra grande, todas en español, más una extra de repaso: la casa, la cocina, el mercado, la familia, los animales, los deportes y los viajes, cada una con 20 palabras de la vida diaria. Rejillas grandes de 15 x 15 y todas las soluciones al final.
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100 large-print word search puzzles packed with the 50s, 60s and 70s: I Love Lucy, drive-ins, sock hops, muscle cars and Grandma's kitchen. Big letters, zero squinting, full solutions in the back. The gift your mom will actually finish.
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Florida is more than a place, it is a whole way of life, and this book packs it into a hundred large-print word searches: beaches, manatees, small towns, stone crabs, rocket launches and key lime pie, with full solutions in the back.
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A hundred large-print word searches that cook through the whole kitchen: utensils, spices, fresh ingredients, breads, cakes, coffee and Sunday dinners. Every good cook knows the kitchen by heart, and this book proves it one puzzle at a time, with full solutions in the back.
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A hundred large-print word searches through roses and robins, herb beds and harvests, bluebell woods, rivers, mountains and moonlit gardens. Some books you read; this one you wander through, pencil in hand, with full solutions in the back.
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One hundred large-print word searches that tour the whole world: Paris and Tokyo, the Grand Canyon and the Great Wall, island beaches, night trains and market foods. You do not need a plane ticket to see the world, just a pencil, a comfy chair, and full solutions in the back.
Guides written for travelers who plan: what to see, where to eat and how to stay safe, in the order you will actually walk it.
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A photo-led Athens guide written the way the city actually feels: the famous sights, where to eat and drink, where to stand for the best photos, the hidden corners, and the hotels, with ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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Bali sells you a postcard; this guide is about the island behind it. A first-person, photo-led tour of Uluwatu at sunset, Tanah Lot, the Monkey Forest and the great rice terraces, plus where to eat and stay, the honest truth about the famous Gate of Heaven photo trick, a full Watch Out chapter on the island's documented traps, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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Bangkok does not ease you in, and this first-person, photo-led guide is written the way the city actually feels: the Grand Palace at opening time, Wat Arun across the river, Jay Fai's famous queue, Yaowarat after dark and the khlong boats. It decodes the zones, eats where the city actually eats, names the scams that have run for decades, and gives ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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Bishkek is the greenest capital in Central Asia, a Soviet grid planted under a wall of snow peaks, where the mountains fill the end of every avenue. This lived-in, first-person guide covers Ala-Too Square, Osh Bazaar and its bread mountains, the chaikhanas where the city actually eats, a full day trip into the Ala Archa gorge, and a Watch Out chapter that names the traps plainly.
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Crete is not an island you day trip, and this first-person, photo-led guide treats it like the small country it is. Knossos at opening time, the Samaria Gorge end to end, Balos and the pink sand of Elafonissi, four prefectures that each feel like their own trip, harbour tavernas that still cook for locals, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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Dubai is a city of impossible scales, and the postcards only show half of it. This first-person, photo-led guide runs from cardamom coffee in a coral stone courtyard in Al Fahidi to the glass deck of the Burj Khalifa, covers the Creek's one-dirham abra, where to eat and stay, the alcohol rules as they stand, a full Watch Out chapter on the documented traps, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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A photo-led Edinburgh guide written the way the city actually feels: a castle on a volcano, a medieval Old Town of closes and stairs facing a Georgian New Town across the valley, haggis and single malts, hidden gardens, the traps to skip, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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Hanoi is loud, humid, chaotic and completely alive, and this lived-in, first-person guide does it properly: Hoan Kiem Lake at dawn and the red Huc Bridge, the Temple of Literature, Train Street as it actually works now, pho, bun cha and cha ca at the addresses the city swears by, egg coffee in hidden cafes, and a Watch Out chapter naming the shoe shine scam, the donut ladies and the fake taxis.
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Hurghada is loud, bright, rough around the edges and entirely unforgettable. This first-person, photo-led guide is built around the Giftun Island reefs, the marina at dusk, El Dahar's souks and the desert after dark, with the tables where the fish comes off the ice, the hustles to step around, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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A photo-led Ischgl guide written the way the village actually feels: pristine high alpine skiing above a Tyrolean village with a bass line, the smuggler runs into Switzerland, the huts and tables that matter, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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London is not a single city but a sprawling collection of villages that grew into each other, and this first-person, photo-led field guide is written from the mistakes so you do not repeat them. The Tower at opening time, the British Museum by brutal targeting, the bacon naan at Dishoom, the phone snatchers and pedicab traps named plainly, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days grouped by geography.
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A photo-led Madeira guide written the way Funchal actually feels: a city poured down a green amphitheatre into the Atlantic, cable cars and wicker toboggans, espada and espetada, poncha poured to order, the market trap to dodge, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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Marrakech does not gently introduce itself; it pulls you in, with heat, sound and color. This first-person, photo-led guide covers Jemaa el-Fnaa at dusk, the Koutoubia, the Bahia Palace, Majorelle blue and the souks trade by trade, eats from mechoui lamb to the women-run Al Fassia, names the hustles to step around, and gives ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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Meribel is the postcard heart of the Three Valleys, the largest linked ski area on Earth: wooden chalets under deep snow and 600 kilometers of pistes. This photo-led guide walks it like a friend, from the first gondola at La Chaudanne to the last vin chaud on the terrace, with fondue and tartiflette, the Folie Douce afternoon party, hidden gems, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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A photo-led Milan guide written the way the city actually feels: the Duomo turning peach at 6 PM, saffron risotto and the mistaken Negroni, hidden courtyards behind heavy wooden doors, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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A photo-led Palma de Mallorca guide written the way the city actually feels: La Seu turning gold over its own reflection, vermouth at a marble counter, the round castle above the bay, the hotels that matter, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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A photo-led Prague guide written the way the city actually feels: dawn alone on the Charles Bridge, the castle lit above the Vltava, svickova and tank beer in the taverns, the exchange office trap to dodge, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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A photo-led Puerto Vallarta guide written the way the bay actually feels: a real working Mexican city spilling into the Bay of Banderas, crown church and cobblestones, life changing tacos and lethal margaritas, the airport shark tank to walk straight through, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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A photo-led Punta del Este guide written the way the peninsula actually feels: a calm river bay on one side and the wild Atlantic ten minutes away on the other, La Mano at sunrise, Casapueblo at sunset, the chivito, the parrilla, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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A photo-led, first-person guide to Rio de Janeiro, built around the curve of Copacabana, the climb to Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf at golden hour, feijoada and samba. It adds seven full-page panoramics, honest, practical advice on staying safe in a city that rewards awareness, and ready itineraries for one, three and five days.
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Rome is not a checklist; it is a collision of traffic, marble and appetite. This first-person, photo-led guide gets you past the friction: the Colosseum and the Forum with the right ticket, the Vatican without the meltdown, Trastevere at dusk, the four pastas and where each one is done best, the scams to step around, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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A photo-led Salzburg guide written the way the city actually feels: the fortress lit gold above the rooftops, coffeehouse rules nobody tells you, beer straight from the wooden barrel, the Mozartkugel that is not the original, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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Tbilisi makes you climb for it: a gorge city of carved wooden balconies, sulfur steam and 8,000 years of wine. This first-person, photo-led guide rides the cable car to Narikala Fortress, prices the sulfur baths honestly, eats khinkali by the knot, finds the hidden printing house and the skybridges, names the bar bill scam plainly, and gives ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
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A photo-led Tromsø guide written the way the Arctic capital actually feels: polar night blue hours and midnight sun, the glowing Arctic Cathedral, huskies and reindeer camps, king crab and 72 taps at the oldest pub in town, the aurora tour traps to dodge, and ready itineraries for 1, 3 and 5 days.
Practical ideas for a home that feeds you, from stealth gardens to everyday projects that pay off.
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Your HOA bans vegetable gardens, and your front yard gets all the sun. This honest, design-first guide shows how those two facts stop being a problem: read the rules like a detective, plant edibles that read as landscaping, and stay so tidy you never get the letter.
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