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What if healing didn't mean being "fixed," but finally feeling safe enough to live your life?

Many trauma survivors believe healing should eventually make everything feel normal again. But for those living with complex trauma and dissociation, healing often looks very different. It can be slow, confusing, and deeply lonely.

At twenty-two, Chelsey Valeri believed she understood pain. But when life asked more of her than she knew how to give, her body began responding in ways she couldn't explain. Fear, exhaustion, and dissociation slowly took hold, leaving her feeling disconnected from herself and unsure how to move forward.

What followed was not a neat recovery story or a checklist for healing. It was a gradual and honest reckoning with what it means to live after trauma. Complex trauma does not only live in memory. It shapes the nervous system, relationships, identity, and the quiet choices we make every day just to get through.

In Healed Enough, Chelsey Valeri shares her personal journey through trauma recovery with clarity, compassion, and candor. As both a complex trauma survivor and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker trained in trauma therapy, she weaves together lived experience and professional understanding to illuminate what healing can actually look like.

This book does not promise perfect healing. Instead, it offers something far more honest.

Inside you'll discover:

• an intimate look at living with complex trauma and dissociation
• how trauma affects the nervous system, identity, and relationships
• the emotional reality of trauma recovery that many survivors quietly carry
• compassionate insight from both personal experience and trauma therapy practice
• reassurance for those who feel disconnected from their own mind and body
• different way to think about healing, one that allows room for imperfection

You may recognize yourself in this book if you:

• live with the lasting effects of childhood trauma or PTSD
• struggle with dissociation or feeling disconnected from your body
• feel exhausted trying to heal the "right way"
• wonder why recovery sometimes feels harder than expected
• are searching for language that finally describes your experience

Written with warmth, honesty, and deep respect for the complexity of trauma, Healed Enough speaks directly to readers who are learning to live alongside their healing rather than waiting for it to be finished.

Because healing is not a finish line.

And you may already be further along than you think.

A spicy Small Town, Single Mom, Forbidden romance from USA Today bestselling author Willow Aster

Waking up in a gorgeous man's lap definitely wasn't on this year's bingo card, that's for sure.

Flying halfway across the country, exhausted and on an empty stomach, is a lot. Having to do all that while realizing I'll be away from my little girl while she's at her dad's is an even worse feeling.

Enter Dylan. The irresistibly gorgeous man whose lap I collapsed in on my flight home. He is handsome, charming, and manages to sweet-talk me right into bed with his beautiful smile and twinkling hazel eyes. This is sooo unlike me, but I couldn't help myself.

Dylan and I don't really know each other. Plus, I live in Minnesota, and he lives in California, and anything long-term would never work. Yet the chemistry between us can't be denied.

But then the real problem between us comes to light, and it's a big one. A forbidden one. There's no way we can ever be together...but how do we give up on each other when our fiery connection feels like a once-in-a-lifetime love?

All for Love is book three in the interconnected, standalone Windy Harbor series.

We are all connected. Like all growing things, we want to be seen, to be recognized. Not because we are special but because we are ordinary, even common. Wildflowers and Weeds is a collection of real stories with real people. Through real life and authentic experiences, unapologetic life lessons are revealed. In this time of instant gratification, there is a deep soul yearning for something that seems to be slipping away. Wildflowers and Weeds invites us to remember where we came from and the real truth of what we bring with us.

This collection of stories and drawings, like the wildflowers and weeds growing, most times unnoticed, can catch you off guard. In the stories, you might see something you already know, whether from living it or by simply being human.

The wildflowers and weeds are inspired by the author's home nestled in the forested mountains of western North Carolina. These stories are cut from a lifetime of experiences. They offer glimpses of absurd, wide-eyed stupidity laced with a splinter of wisdom. Wildflowers, weeds, and words bear witness to the tenacity of creation that runs through us all.

Into the Light: Ten Songs and Stories Transforming Trauma to Triumph is the musical companion to award-winning artist/songwriter Aliza Hava's #1 charting album, Into the Light. Part memoir and part guidebook, the author draws from her own experiences healing from severe childhood abuse. She shares a deeply personal journey of navigating pain, uncovering buried wounds, and slowly rebuilding a sense of safety and self.

Through ten lyrically insightful songs and the stories behind them, Aliza guides readers through a series of reflections, psychospiritual insights, and practical tools exploring how trauma can be released from the body and subconscious mind. It offers readers gentle guidance for understanding their own patterns and suggests ways to begin moving from pain to empowerment - offering hope, healing, and inspiration for anyone ready to reclaim their life after abuse.

This book invites you on a unique journey - to experience the music, explore the narratives, and discover how your own wounds can be transformed into strength, sovereignty, and triumph.

Step into The Enchanted Highlands for the holidays with the nationally bestselling author of Love's a Witch and A Taste of Magic, in which a Christmas wish casts a spell on the Highlands--and on two hearts.

Maisie Barron is over it. A small-town girl with big dreams, she never expected that a single wish at Loren Brae's ancient standing stones would stir up so much trouble. Little does she know, the magic found there will set off a chain of events that threatens the town's beloved Christmas Book Festival.

Weston Smith needs a break. Burnt out from his tenure-track professorship, he decides that a trip to Loren Brae is the perfect way to recharge his batteries. But nothing could have prepared him to find the woman he's been waiting for his whole life for. With the town's spirited book club nudging him into all sorts of schemes, Weston is determined to win Maisie's heart--even if she's feeling a bit frosty on love.

When a fierce snowstorm blankets Loren Brae, Maisie and Weston find themselves drawn together in ways they never expected. And as the magic grows between them, their love may be the only thing that can save the town this Christmas.

When a little chick vanishes without a trace, farm sheriffs Bo and Mr. Quillery must brave the dangerous Western Quarry and face the infamous Hissy Gang to bring him home. But can they find the chick before it's too late?

Bo, a brave Great Pyrenees, and Mr. Quillery, a wise bobwhite quail, protect the Riverdill Lands. Their search takes them deep into enemy territory, where the sneaky Hissy Gang guards a dangerous secret. To rescue the lost chick, Bo and Mr. Quillery must show courage, loyalty, and unwavering commitment to doing what's right-even when it's hard.

★ Winner of The Adam Award & The Golden Wand Book Prize Award! ★

Perfect for young readers (grades 1-4) ready for meaningful adventures with the heart of Narnia, the depth of Redwall and The Green Ember, and the accessible storytelling of early chapter books like The Magic Treehouse.

Book 1 in The Riverdill Lands series - a wholesome fantasy world where every story matters. Book 2 available now!

"We have been given a powerful and often uplifting vision of what it is to be truly human." --John Cottingham, The Tablet

In seminal works ranging from Sources of the Self to A Secular Age, Charles Taylor has shown how we create possible ways of being, individually and as a society. The Language Animal examines the foundation of this generative process.

For centuries, philosophers have been divided on the nature of language. Rational empiricists--Hobbes, Locke, Condillac, and their heirs--assert that language is a tool to encode and communicate information. Yet this view neglects language's crucial role in shaping the thought it expresses. Taylor argues that language does not merely describe; it constitutes meaning. Nor is linguistic capacity innately possessed. We learn language from others, and our individual selves emerge from the conversation.

Taylor expands the thinking of the German Romantics Hamann, Herder, and Humboldt into a theory of linguistic holism. Language is intellectual, but it is also enacted in artistic portrayals, gestures, metaphors, tones of voice, and the shifts of emphasis and attitude that accompany speech. Language recognizes no boundary between mind and body. In illuminating the full capacity of the language animal, Taylor sheds light on the very question of what it is to be human.

Welcome back to Evergreen Academy, the secret college for Magical Botanists.

Ever since enrolling at Evergreen Academy last year, I have struggled to belong in the elite world of plant magic and affinity powers. And thanks to a curse tied to a decision I made on the spring equinox, I'm further from fitting in than ever.

When I'm invited to join a mission to uncover a long-lost magical artifact, it feels like my chance to prove myself-and help protect the academy, which appears to be under threat by the increasingly present Magical Botanical Board of Regents.

As the new academic year unfolds, I'm navigating an unexpected field studies assignment, the mysteries of my elusive powers, and my growing feelings for my impossibly attractive and possibly off-limits tutor, Callan Rhodes.

But when the mission to find the artifact takes us beyond the safety of the academy's verdant shield, I realize the stakes may be greater than I imagined. Can we succeed in recovering the artifact, or are we about to unearth more than we bargained for?

One of Barack Obama's 10 Favorite Books of the Year
One of the New Yorker's Best Books of the Year
Finalist for the Financial Times Best Book of the Year

A vivid account of the past, present, and future of economic growth, showing how and why we must continue to pursue it while responding to the challenges it creates.

Over the past two centuries, economic growth has freed billions from the struggle for subsistence. Yet prosperity has come at a price: environmental destruction, desolation of local cultures, the emergence of vast inequalities. Many respond that now is the time to shrink our economic footprint. But Daniel Susskind argues that such "degrowth" would be folly. Instead, we must keep growth but redirect it, making it better reflect our values.

Growth: A History and a Reckoning shows how policymaking in the second half of the twentieth century came to revolve around a single-minded quest for greater GDP. The growth obsession has been met with the assertion that "we cannot have infinite growth on a finite planet." Susskind shows, though, that growth is a product not of resource exploitation but of new ideas. In that sense, growth really can be infinite.

Still, he says, critics are right to insist that we can no longer focus on upsides alone. We must confront tradeoffs: societies will have to deliberately pursue less growth for the sake of other goals. These will be moral decisions, not simply economic ones, demanding the engagement not just of politicians and experts but of all citizens.

Descubre con la Dra. Belaustegui cómo mejorar tu metabolismo y bienestar con una alimentación flexible, basada en ciencia, y adaptada a tu estilo de vida y necesidades personales.

Este libro es un enfoque integral para mejorar la salud y el bienestar sin perder de vista la individualidad de cada persona. No se trata de seguir una dieta estricta, sino de aprender a nutrirnos de forma flexible y sostenible, adaptando la alimentación y el estilo de vida a diferentes situaciones, como viajes, reuniones o celebraciones.

Aprende cómo funciona el metabolismo y su impacto en la energía, el peso, la inflamación y la prevención de enfermedades. Aunque se centra en la dieta cetogénica cíclica mediterránea y en la importancia de la flexibilidad metabólica, aborda aspectos clave como el descanso y la gestión del estrés, también ofrece listas de alimentos, ejemplos de comidas, menús semanales y ejemplo de una semana en la vida siguiendo este enfoque.

Una guía clara y sumamente descriptiva para resetear el metabolismo, que incluye recetas ceto y low-carb para que te alimentes mejor y saques lo mejor de ti mismo. Por la autora del bestseller Optimiza tu metabolismo.

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Let Dr. Belaustegui teach you how to boost your metabolism and enhance your well-being with flexible nutrition that is based on science and adapted to your lifestyle and needs.

This book takes a comprehensive approach to health without losing sight of individuality. Rather than advocate a strict diet, it focuses on adopting flexible and sustainable eating habits for different lifestyles and situations, such as travel, meetings or celebrations. Learn how your metabolism works and its impact on energy, weight, inflammation and immunity.

Based on the ketogenic cyclical Mediterranean diet and the importance of metabolic flexibility, this book also addresses issues such as rest and stress management and features sample menus, ingredient lists and a weekly model to follow.

A clear and detailed guide to resetting your metabolism, featuring keto and low-carb recipes for eating healthfully and feeling your best. By the bestselling author of Optimize Your Metabolism.

Winner of the Duke of Wellington Medal for Military History, this dramatic new account of the dawn of modern East Asia places Korea at the center of a transformed world order wrought by imperial greed and devastating wars.

In the nineteenth century, Russia participated in two "great games." One, well known, pitted the tsar's empire against Britain in Central Asia. The other, hitherto unrecognized, saw Russia, China, and Japan vying for domination of Korea. This eye-opening account argues that the contest over Korea set the course for the future of the global order.

After centuries of isolation, Korea became a prize in the Sino-Japanese War at the close of the nineteenth century and the Russo-Japanese War at the beginning of the twentieth. Japan's victories not only gained the Meiji regime a colony but also dislodged Imperial China from regional supremacy. As the fate of the declining tsarist empire was sealed by its surprising military defeat, the United States and Britain sized up the new Japanese challenger.

A vivid story of two geopolitical earthquakes sharing Korea as their epicenter, The Other Great Game rewrites the script of twentieth-century rivalry in the Pacific and enriches our understanding of contemporary global affairs, from the origins of Korea's bifurcated identity--a legacy of internal politics amid the imperial squabble--to China's irredentist ambitions and Russia's nostalgic dreams of recovering great-power status.

In the dystopian kingdom of Urunaria, the higher you live, the more you're worth.

From the bold mind of Roku Souna - a gripping sci-fi debut where one boy dares to rise against a world built to keep him down.

In the towering kingdom of Urunaria, society is literally built on inequality. The wealthiest reside at the top, while the poor are confined to the dark, crumbling depths below. For Kuro, a young slave raised by his uncle in the lowest levels, life offers no future - only labor, loss, and silence. But when his uncle is executed by the state, Kuro inherits a mysterious device: Gizmo - a pair of mechanical gloves with the power to grip, scale, and defy the very system built to crush him.

Armed with nothing but this outlawed tool and his burning desire for freedom, Kuro begins his ascent, both up the tower and against a society that deems him worthless.

Blending sci-fi action with sharp social commentary, Roko Souna's Gizmo Riser challenges readers to consider the cost of hierarchy and the courage it takes to rise. Perfect for fans of Blame!, Deadman Wonderland, and Made in Abyss, Roku Souna's daring debut delivers explosive worldbuilding, unforgettable visuals, and a hero who refuses to stay in his place.

UNDERDOG is the memoir of one of the youngest passengers on the MS St. Louis, escaping Nazi Germany to Holland and eventually settling in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Against All Odds, Fighting for Justice is the story of a human rights lawyer representing all the prominent civil rights leaders in Milwaukee during the 1960s and decades thereafter.

The world's worst serial murderer, Jeffrey Dahmer, writing from Columbia Correctional Institution on February 4, 1994, had this to say about Thomas Jacobson's efforts to make him pay for his gruesome slaughter of seventeen victims.

Dear Mr. Jacobson,

Congratulations are in order. Because of your laziness, you've single-handedly ruined the proposed deal we had on the table. You were aware from the beginning that in order for the deal to be accepted, we wanted all 17 families to benefit from it.

Now I heard that you wanted to waste more of your client's money by suing my dad - what a foolish shyster you are! If you insist on continuing to lead your clients down the garden path, chasing after "willow the wisps," then so be it. Let me assure you that your efforts will fail. You're simply too incompetent to handle something like that.

I'll be writing to your clients and letting them know that you're nothing but an incompetent "twit" who is only interested in "using" them.

Sincerely, Jeff

Jacobson obtained from Dahmer one-half million dollars for eleven of the victim families. The book follows the life of accomplished Milwaukee Civil Rights Lawyer Thomas M. Jacobson from his escape from Nazi Germany, his journey to becoming a nationally recognized civil rights lawyer, to seeking justice in one of the nations highest profile cases in the 1980s: Serial Killer Jeffrey Dahmer.

The most exciting edition yet of the world's best-selling almanac for kids! Including animals, space, inventions, history, and more, it's a one-stop shop for every curious kid!

Kids who want to know everything about everything need the National Geographic Kids Almanac, Canadian Edition. This latest edition is packed with incredible photos, tons of fun facts, crafts, activities, and fascinating features about animals, science, nature, technology, conservation, and more. Practical reference material, including fast facts and maps of every country, has been fully updated. Homework help on key topics is sprinkled throughout the book. A must-have book for curious kids!

A dark and bloody light novel series about two women fighting fate and finding love in each other-and don't miss the manga adaptation, also from Seven Seas!

Flum Apricot was never meant to be a hero. Despite zero stats across the board and a power she can't even use, she somehow finds herself included in a party of heroes. But Flum's life hits rock bottom when the party's renowned sage, Jean Inteige, decides that the useless girl is dead weight, and arranges to have her sold into slavery. Tossed to monsters to be feasted upon for her master's entertainment, Flum makes the desperate choice to reach for a cursed weapon...and something new awakens within her. A grimdark tale about one woman's blood-soaked quest to reclaim her life!

Smothered by Riches is the story of a systematic and disciplined effort on the part of an extremely wealthy group of Americans, to do several things. One, is to see that ruling the United States is done according to principles and beliefs that benefits their class and interests. They are a largely invisible group, present in America from its earliest days, but America's post-WWII victory delivered into their hands enormous resources. These have been amplified by their anti-democratic impulses and belief that "they" as a group, are "the right sort" to lead and bend the populace (which they tend to regard as an unlettered mob) to their will.

They coalesced recently in opposition to Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal and have never weakened their efforts to defeat its democratic and universal faith in working people. This aspect of the story begins with a letter written by Lewis Powell to the US Chamber of Commerce, decrying the failure of free enterprise to stand up for itself against veins of liberalism swelling the country as unpopular wars; the rights of minorities and women, the demands of the environmental movement began compelling citizens to behave in ways that flouted the values of the ruling elites.

Funded by young billionaires they went on to construct a 65-year-long disciplined assault on liberalism, the unshapely fruit of which terminated in the second election of Donald Trump to the Presidency. It is easier to understand the damage he has been able to wreak on our institutions when we understood that the organizing principle of American values is often the accumulation of riches rather than a true understanding of wealth. Where we are today, is no accident. The failure of successive generations to protect our political system from the overwhelming power of money has brought us to this pass.