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In Pump, Vertebrate zoologist Bill Schutt gets to the heart of one fascinating organ. From one of his favorites — bats…

This journal looks to give humans a place to document their cat’s life: from the moment of adoption through vet…

New York University professor of Neural Science and Psychology, Dr. Wendy Suzuki, comes back with another work to shift…

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In this work, Stephen Coursen gets to the heart of his work: security. As the founder of a premier threat management…

For parents and their children aged three and up, this book contains over 100 yoga activities. Whether your goal is to…

The target audience of this publication is the white middle-aged male, notably those who are "coming around to" and are…

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With a population that’s roughly half of Portland and just under that of Cleveland’s, Iceland boasts a surprising…

The Game Master’s Book of Non-Playable characters is an incredible reference for any tabletop Game Master, featuring…

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