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How To Be Wanted: Use the Law of Attraction to Date the Man You Most Desire and Live the Life You Deserve

It’s raining men and you’re about to get soaked! In dating it’s all about being wanted. But you can’t always get what you want, right? Well, the Law of Attraction begs to differ. Haven’t you always wanted to be “that girl”? You know the girl I’m talking about. She’s pretty and cute and she gets just about everything she wants out of life-from the best jobs to the best clothes to the best men. She knows that it’s raining men and she’s getting soaked. That girl can be you. How To Be Wanted: Use the Law of Attraction to Date the Man You Most Desire and Live the Life You Deserve isn’t one of those typical books about the Law of Attraction, nor is it like all those other dating books. It actually tells you what to do to get the man and the life you want most. This one actually works while telling you how to work it. This book shows you that you can have any man you want. You can have the life you deserve. And all you have to do is take the first step. When you’ve finished

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Making the Most of Today: Daily Readings for Young People on Self-Awareness, Creativity, and Self-Esteem [Paperback]

Making the Most of Today: Daily Readings for Young People on Self-Awareness, Creativity, and Self-Esteem

Daily readings for all young people who want to know themselves better, be more creative, and feel better about themselves.

About the Author

Pamela Espeland has authored, coauthored, or edited over 200 books for Free Spirit Publishing on a variety of subjects. Pamela graduated from Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota and currently lives in Minneapolis. Rosemary Wallner is an editor who specializes in books for children and teens.

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How Philosophy Can Save Your Life: 10 Ideas That Matter Most (Paperback)

How Philosophy Can Save Your Life: 10 Ideas That Matter Most

From Publishers Weekly

A warmhearted introduction to philosophy that blends Eastern and Western intellectual traditions with specific exercises to enhance the reader’s ability to think philosophically for herself. Over the course of 10 topics ranging from Simplicity to Joy, and with a decided emphasis on self-improvement, McCarty (Little Big Minds) discusses a wide variety of philosophers, ranging from such canonical figures as Plato and Sartre to those—like Charlotte Joko-Beck—who sit closer to the New Age end of the spectrum. Throughout, the author emphasizes the ability of active reflection to improve lives, by promoting open-mindedness, the awareness of cultural diversity, social understanding and the ability to recognize priorities. Though the book contains little that is not already common currency among self-help manuals, its focus on philosophizing as a group activity and on the everyday practice of thinking, supplemented by each chapter’s collection of exer (more…)

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