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  <title>The Brain Health Book</title>
  <description>The issue of a body-brain dichotomy has its origins in people such as Descartes, who spoke of us thinking and therefore existing, and ended somewhat with the reign of the Damasio&apos;s a husband and wife team who in writing of Descartes&apos; &quot;error&quot; showed that we feel, and therefore know we exist. The brai</description>
  <dc:date>2019-12-31</dc:date>
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  <title>Boys &amp; Sex</title>
  <description>Peggy Orenstein&amp;nbsp;wrote&amp;nbsp;Girls &amp;amp; Sex: Navigating the Complicated New Landscape&amp;nbsp;in 2016. Her new book,&amp;nbsp;Boys &amp;amp; Sex: Young Men on Hookups, Love, Porn, Consent, and Navigating the New Masculinity, is similar in its approach. She interviews many young men mainly in their late tee</description>
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  <title>Planning, Time, and Self-Governance</title>
  <description>In the early 1980s, Michael Bratman introduced his&amp;nbsp;planning theory of intention, a major contribution to the philosophy of action. This theory was the focus of Bratman&apos;s first book,&amp;nbsp;Intentions, Plans, and Practical Reasons&amp;nbsp;(1987). Bratman&apos;s theory has generated an enormous debate over</description>
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  <title>Pilates Anatomy</title>
  <description>Pilates Anatomy, Second Edition&amp;nbsp;is an updated version of the manual originally released by authors Rael Isacowtiz and Karen Clippinger back in 2011.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;Isacowitz is a Pilates instructor who trained under several &quot;first generation&quot; Pilates teachers (i.e., those who studied directly under</description>
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  <title>Let&apos;s Call It a Doomsday</title>
  <description>Since we are destroying the earth, it is reasonable to prepare for the end of life as we know it. But when one girl acts on this, she is labelled as mentally ill. The heroine and narrator of this YA novel is Ellis Kimball. She is a high school junior living with her parents in San Francisco. She is </description>
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  <title>The Arc of Love</title>
  <description>Professor Ben Ze&apos;ev, emeritus professor of Philosophy at the University of Haifa in Israel, works in the interface between Philosophy and Psychology, and for the last twenty years has published several studies on emotions in general and love in particular.&amp;nbsp; The Arc of Love studies love and roma</description>
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  <title>The Case against Education</title>
  <description>About 75% of Americans favor more spending on education; about 5% favor less. In this thorough, hard-hitting book, Bryan Caplan, a professor of economics at George Mason University, makes the case that if we care about the social good, we should try to grow the 5%. The reason is simple: there is now</description>
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  <title>The Smiling Man</title>
  <description>Aidan Waits is a Manchester detective, working on the night shift with his partner Peter Sutcliffe. Together they make a dour pair, investigating the sordid side of the city. There is a businessman who is pressuring a student to have sex with him. There are random trash can fires downtown. A body is</description>
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  <title>When She Returned</title>
  <description>Some novels are gripping reads, even though you hate them all the way through. Lucinda Berry&apos;s When She Returned has won a good amount of praise, and has over 300 reviews with an average of over 4 starts at Amazon. The mystery of the plot is gradually revealed, and the reader is forced to engage wit</description>
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  <title>Drop the Disorder!</title>
  <description>I write this as a psychiatrist of two minds.&amp;nbsp; But, first, the Drop the Disorder!&amp;hellip;&#13;&#10;This book is a collection of essays inspired by the event &amp;ndash; and eventually series of events &amp;ndash; called &quot;A Disorder for Everyone!&quot; (AD4E) hosted by authors Jo Watson (book editor) and Dr. Lucy Joh</description>
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  <title>Motivational Yoga</title>
  <description>Author Nancy Gerstein is a yoga teacher and entrepreneur who previously released the book Yoga&amp;rsquo;s Guiding Light, a manual providing 74 brief yoga class lesson plans.&amp;nbsp; Gertstein&amp;rsquo;s current release, Motivational Yoga, is also aimed at yoga teachers.&amp;nbsp; In this new work, Gerstein agai</description>
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  <title>When Animals Speak</title>
  <description>Animals speak, if only we would learn to listen &amp;ndash; and learning to listen to them is a crucial first step to taking them seriously in democratic politics. That&apos;s the the claim of Eva Meijer&apos;s When Animals Speak: Towards an Interspecies Democracy, published in 2019 as the first instalment of Ani</description>
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  <title>prettycitynewyork</title>
  <description>This is a 256 page book with lots of pretty photographs of New York City, with pictures from the prettycitiesnewyork Instragram account, taken by many different photographers. It is a 7.5&quot; x 10 hardcover. The beginning of the book has some advice about how to take striking and attractive pictures, a</description>
  <dc:date>2019-12-17</dc:date>
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  <title>Illness</title>
  <description>The original edition of Carel&apos;s book Illness: The Cry of the Flesh, published in 2008, made something of a splash. It was a raw expression-cum-examination of the experience of a life-changing, possibly life-ending, illness. Carel had received her diagnosis only two years before the publication of th</description>
  <dc:date>2019-12-10</dc:date>
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  <title>Queenie</title>
  <description>Queenie is a remarkable novel in many ways. The narrator, Queenie, is written with such a clear voice and vivid character that she fully engages the reader. Her friends and family are equally sharply drawn. The book is often very funny, making me laugh out loud often while listening to the unabridge</description>
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