Tuesday, March 3, 2026

A Medical Doctor Should Never Say That...: Itinerary of an AIDS specialist

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A Medical Doctor Should Never Say That...:

Itinerary of an AIDS specialist


35 million people are still infected by the HIV virus across the globe, despite undeniable scienti c progress. In France, 140,000 people are currently diagnosed HIV-positive, while 30,000 are unknowingly infected. In the words of Dr. Alain Lafeuillade, author of a work intended to shake up our certainties and take a critical look at France's public institutions, "The War Is Not Over". The title of "A Medical Doctor Should Never Say That!" is no coincidence. Dr. Lafeuillade's resolutely irreverent character even earned him an arrest. Faithful to his convictions, he was nicknamed "The Outsider" by Parisian peers astonished at his audacity: a local hospital doctor who organizes international conventions in Toulon, then Marseille and Miami, attended by acclaimed specialists such as Professor Robert Gallo, the co- discoverers of the HIV virus, Bob Siliciano and many other "VIPs" in the eld...This surprising book offers readers a y-on-the-wall plunge into the daily struggle of an MD.







Monday, March 2, 2026

One for the Books The Ultimate Friendship Memory Journal

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One for the Books is a beautifully crafted friendship memory journal designed to preserve your most cherished moments with friends. Featuring thoughtful prompts like “Remember When” and “Still Laughing About,” spaces for photos, and room to write heartfelt stories, this journal serves as a keepsake for the adventures, laughs, and unforgettable memories you’ll treasure forever. With a sleek design and customizable index, One for the Books is the perfect way to celebrate and document the stories that make life special.

You know those stories that get told over and over, ones that start with “Remember when … ” and end with everyone laughing, grinning, or feeling just a little teary-eyed? Those are the moments we live for, and One for the Books is here to make sure you never forget them. This journal isn’t just for writing; it’s for celebrating the friendships and moments that make life unforgettable. It’s a space to capture the laughter, adventures, heartfelt memories, and all the little in-between moments that matter most. These pages are where stories live, friendships are honored, and you can relive your very best “One for the Books” memories anytime you want. One for the Books is your storybook, scrapbook, and memory vault all rolled into one. Your Stories Matter. Every story in this journal is a little piece of you and your friendships. The laughter, adventures, and heartfelt moments prove the love, connection, and joy you share with the people who matter most. So, write it down. Add a photo. Make it yours. Fill these pages with the stories you’ll always remember, the memories you’ll want to revisit, and the moments that truly deserve to be called One for the Books.

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Sunday, March 1, 2026

Grow To Survive: Building a Self-Sufficient Garden Using What You Have

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Grow To Survive:

Building a Self-Sufficient Garden Using What You Have 


Food security is no longer optional—it’s essential.

Grow to Survive is a practical, no-nonsense guide to building a survival and homestead garden using what you already have. Whether you live in an apartment, a suburban neighborhood, or on rural land, this book shows you how to grow real food with limited money, limited space, and uncertain resources.

Inside, you’ll learn how to turn natural materials, refurbished items, and everyday “waste” into productive garden systems. From rain-catchment and DIY irrigation to recycled raised beds, vertical gardens, and off-grid food production, this book offers multiple setups and flexible designs for every situation and climate.

Unlike traditional gardening books, Grow to Survive focuses on resilience—high-calorie crops, fast harvests, perennial food sources, seed saving, natural pest control, and long-term storage. You’ll find options for emergency gardens, mobile gardens, and full homestead systems, along with strategies to protect your food supply through drought, shortages, or disruptions.

Whether you’re preparing for uncertain times, building self-sufficiency, or simply wanting to grow food more sustainably, this book gives you the knowledge and confidence to start—right where you are.

No perfection required.
No expensive tools needed.
Just the will to grow and survive.






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Friday, February 27, 2026

In My Mind's Eye

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What does it mean to be seen when you've spent a lifetime disappearing? In My Mind's Eye is a raw and unflinching poetry collection that explores the journey from trauma to healing. Through verses that are both tender and fierce, these poems speak to anyone who has felt unseen, who has survived family wounds, or who has walked the long road toward freedom. These poems hold more than one person's truth. They offer a mirror to anyone who has felt the weight of childhood trauma, the ache of not belonging, or the courage it takes to claim your own story. With deep honesty and hard-won wisdom, In My Mind's Eye bears witness to the roots that shaped us, the ruptures that broke us, and the first brave steps toward becoming whole.




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Thursday, February 26, 2026

Conversations with Paul

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Conversations with Paul


What happens when a woman who trusts science, logic and reason meets a man whose life was defined by faith? Find out when you read Conversations With Paul. Professor Elizabeth Carpenter is confident, disciplined and firmly grounded in what she can measure and explain. God, in her view, is a question that science should be able to answer, but then she meets Paul—not a metaphor, not a dream, but the Apostle Paul, sent across time for a promise she never expected. Conversations With Paul is a powerful, personal encounter between a modern skeptic and one of history’s most persuasive voices of faith. It’s not a sermon, it’s a dialogue; honest, challenging and quietly transformative. As Beth walks her own modern Damascus Road, she begins to see that faith doesn’t silence reason—it deepens it—and that the answers she finds might be much more than she ever asked for.









Wednesday, February 25, 2026

A Garden Grows Where Fairies Roam: A Tale of Grief, Magic, and Second Chances

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A Garden Grows Where Fairies Roam:

A Tale of Grief, Magic, and Second Chances


A quiet farm, a grieving heart, and a garden that begins to change everything. After an unthinkable loss, Jada turns to the land outside her farmhouse, hoping that might help her find her way back to happiness. What begins as a simple act of survival slowly becomes something more; shaped by unexpected kindness, quiet resilience, and a touch of magic hidden just out of sight. As the garden grows, so does the possibility of healing. But opening her heart again means risking the very thing she’s afraid to lose. A Garden Grows Where Fairies Roam is a tender, enchanting story about grief, hope, and the gentle courage it takes to believe in second chances.








Tuesday, February 24, 2026

Magick: From Chaos to Clarity

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Magick Is Not a Myth—It’s the Energy You’re Already Using

Magick: From Chaos to Clarity is a powerful invitation to recognize what has always been flowing through you. Magick is not rare, distant, or reserved for ancient stories—it is happening constantly, created by billions of people every day, often without awareness. This book exists to pull that energy out of chaos and into clarity, helping you understand how magick actually works and, more importantly, how you are already using it. And yes, the “k” matters. Magic without it is illusion. Magick with a “k” is creation—the conscious shaping of energy to bring good into your life, your relationships, and the world itself.

Inside these pages, you’ll learn how to create, direct, and share magick intentionally, whether working alone, with small groups, large communities, or even on a global scale. The book explores the deep connection between love and magick, revealing how intelligent and responsive this energy truly is. You’ll begin to see how thoughts, intentions, emotions, and actions all combine into a living metaphysical practice—one you’ve been participating in your entire life. What changes is not your ability to create magick, but your awareness of how effortlessly you already do it and how much more powerful it becomes once you understand it.

By the time you finish Magick: From Chaos to Clarity, your perception of energy, intention, and possibility will be forever shifted. Magick is the most unlimited resource we have—there is no shortage, no competition, and no ceiling to what humans can create together. This book teaches you how to recognize, refine, and consciously use the magick you are already generating, turning everyday existence into an intentional metaphysical practice. As a bonus, you’ll also gain access to a free class on Happiness Notes, showing you how to spread magick through simple, powerful acts that brighten lives one person at a time. The myths of magick may start to look less like fantasy—and more like forgotten truths. Are you ready to step into clarity and change your life from the inside out?