"A plainspoken argument for hope." - Kirkus Reviews (starred review)25 Fires confronts a fractured world and asks: What comes next?Told across 25 short and fiery chapters, it traces an arc from the glittering cosmos to the choices of a single life.Part meditation.Part ignition.Spiritual poetry for the doomscroll age.

**An inspiring visual guide to a richer life.“If there’s a thinker to steal from, it’s Jessica Hagy.”—Austin Kleon, author of Steal Like an Artist and Newspaper Blackout**How to Be Interesting is passionate, positive, down-to-earth, and irrepressibly upbeat, combining fresh and pithy life lessons, often just a sentence or two, with deceptively simple diagrams and graphs. Each of the book's more than 100 spreads will nudge readers a little bit further out o...

L. Figaro pens what most are afraid to say. In tears of broken hearts, he hits, head-on, feelings of going through the cycle of a relationship. Exploring emotions around love and love lost, he skillfully offers transparency surrounding, in its entirety, one of the most complex pieces of the human condition…amorous relationships. Join L. Figaro as he boldly depicts a world where love and heartache battle to see which will live on.

If you want to be successful, you have to see yourself being successful. Because, let's face it, how are you going to know success if you don't even know what it looks like?Visualization is critical to achieving your dreams according to Rolf Nabb, author of You Don't Need a System: A Straightforward Guide to Using the Law of Attraction. This is because once you can actually begin to see what you want in your mind's eye, you can gain the confidence to go out there and make ...

We all have conversations we dread: The tough one with the boss or the tricky one with a co-worker who needs straightening out. These conversations are emotional, difficult, and liable to go wrong. You fear they won't go well and you won't get what you want. Here, in this short-form book, is how to make those conversations work for you.

A 3 books series:a) Purpose: Meaningful poetry covering societal, religious and political issues. The topics cover sexual harrassment in Egypt, religious spiritual trip and the author's struggle with Africa and its history.b) Depression: We go on a a trip as the author shares his experience with depression, what depression is, its symptoms and advice on how to manage it.c) Love: a scrambled timeline of emotions (mistakes), lessons and a summary of what men should never...

Wherever you are in life, wherever you are right at this moment you have much to be thankful.You likely hear the words "Thank you" as much as you say and hear the words "I'm sorry" in a day, but it's important to listen to it and say it with meaning. To truly be grateful is to appreciate where you are and where you've been, so that you can know where you will be going and as well as how to get there.With the Law of Attraction being on everyone's mind, it seems the world sti...

A 3 books series:a) Purpose: Meaningful poetry covering societal, religious and political issues. The topics cover sexual harrassment in Egypt, religious spiritual trip and the author's struggle with Africa and its history.b) Depression: We go on a a trip as the author shares his experience with depression, what depression is, its symptoms and advice on how to manage it.c) Love: a scrambled timeline of emotions (mistakes), lessons and a summary of what men should never...

Do you find yourself putting off important tasks? Do you avoid meetings and other face-to-face encounters? Do you feel like you are under constant pressure to succeed but are falling short of your expectations?There may be some deep underlying psychological basis for your feelings. However, before you embark on a lengthy, expensive journey of counseling and treatment, you might want to examine your feelings more closely.There's a good possibility you merely lack motivation....

This book is about how to handle depression. We all fall into having depression sometimes, yet, learning from one another's experiences could help make us feel better. This is more like a survival kit for those who have slight depression to severe suicidal thoughts and actions towards it. It has general tricks of how to achieve to be positive and to have a better life.

Why can’t you be more grateful? It’s likely at some point you’ve heard this remark from a parent, grandparent or have even uttered these words to a child yourself. (Or even worse, a partner!) Our need to see gratitude in others is a huge part of us seeing that person also as a loving, caring person. Having gratitude helps us to enjoy life more. It can break through huge barriers and reduce our stress loads, give us more confidence and help us to meet our goals- no matter how big th...

Each of us desire some degree of romance in our lives, although romance comes in many forms and from various perspectives. This collection represents the author's heartfelt feelings at a tough time in his life, writing to an unknown woman he calls his Princess, hoping someday to find her, and to find love again. The author attempts to capture you completely by making you feel like the words are being spoken directly to you or by you to someone else. Fairy Tales do indeed come true, particu...