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This book could be a good read for you if you're someone seeking a way to escape the busyness of life and find peace in the present moment. Through exploring the history of Zen and its influence in art and psychology, "Elevate: The Essence of Zen - Get Back to Basics" offers practical ways to incorporate Zen principles into your daily routine. Experience the transformative power of being fully present and learn to let go of past regrets and future anxieties. Find your inner calm and live with a sense of mindfulness and simplicity.

Doyle’s “The Hound of the Baskervilles” is a classic that combines the intrigue of a detective novel with the suspense of a gothic horror. The setting on the misty moors contributes to an atmosphere filled with tension, perfectly complementing the legendary tale that challenges even Sherlock Holmes himself. As you follow Dr. Watson through eerie landscapes and perplexing clues, the book grips you with a haunting question: Is the threat supernatural or the work of a cunning mortal? Either way, it’s a story that stays with you, like the fog of the moors it’s set in.

Katie and her husband Eric have made their daughter Devon the centre of their world. Talented, determined, a rising gymnastics star, Devon is the focus of her parents' lives and the lynchpin of their marriage. There is nothing they wouldn't do for her.When a violent hit-and-run accident sends shockwaves through their close-knit community, Katie is immediately concerned for her daughter. She and Eric have worked so hard to protect Devon from anything that might distract or hurt her. That's what every parent wants for their child, after all. Even if they don't realize how much you've sacrificed for them. Even if they are keeping secrets from you . . .A mother knows best . . . doesn't she?Plotted with all the brilliance of Dare Me, and written with the compassion of The Fever, the astonishing You Will Know Me - dark and tender by turns -is an unforgettable novel by Megan Abbott.

What fills my lungs is wider than breath could be. It is a place and a language torn, matted and melded; flowered and chiming with bones. That breath is that place and until I get there I will not really be breathing.Spurred on by her father's declining health and inspired by the history he once wrote of his small Devon village, Elizabeth-Jane Burnett delves through layers of memory, language and natural history to tell a powerful story of how the land shapes us and speaks to us. The Grassling is a book about roots: what it means to belong when the soil beneath our feet is constantly shifting, when the people and places that nurtured us are slipping away.