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SI LO CREES LO CREAS - AUDIOLIBRO COMPLETO

SI LO CREES LO CREAS Es un llamado a despertar el poder de tu mente y tomar el control de tu vida. En este libro, Brian Tracy y Christina Stein nos enseñan cómo nuestras creencias moldean nuestra realidad, y que al transformar nuestros pensamientos, podemos cambiar nuestro destino. A través de principios claros y ejercicios prácticos, este libro te guía para romper límites mentales, fortalecer tu autoestima y construir la vida que realmente deseas. Es un recordatorio poderoso de que el primer paso para lograr algo… es creer que es posible.

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19/08/2020

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Black Women and Female Abolitionists in Print (feat. the WPHP team)

In this double episode of The WPHP Monthly Mercury, "Black Women and Female Abolitionists in Print," hosts Kandice Sharren and Kate Moffatt are joined by the entire team of the WPHP to speak to the Black Women’s and Abolition Print History Spotlight Series that we published on the WPHP site between June 19th and July 31st in response to the Black Lives Matter movement and the protests that erupted across the globe in response to police brutality and the murder of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. Featuring poet Phillis Wheatley, bookseller Ann Sancho, author Mary Prince, abolitionists Elizabeth Heyrick and Lydia Maria Child, orator Maria W. Stewart, and the anonymous novel The Woman of Colour, these spotlights sought to celebrate and make visible Black women’s and radical abolitionist history as it appeared in print during the Romantic period. This episode discusses what the common threads and challenges we faced can tell us about Black women’s lives and the abolitionist movement in the eighteenth and nineteenth century. This episode has been peer reviewed as part of Romanticism on the Net's special issue, "Romanticism, Interrupted." For more information, as well as links to the spotlight series, see the blog post on the WPHP website.

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26/11/2025

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The Talisman by Stephen King

The provided text consists of extensive excerpts from Stephen King and Peter Straub's novel, "The Talisman," alongside a brief, final copyright notice mentioning a later related work, "Black House." The central narrative follows Jack Sawyer, a twelve-year-old boy, as he flees from Morgan Sloat, his father's sinister former business partner, because Jack's mother is dying and Sloat is after them. Jack discovers he can "flip" between America and a parallel reality known as the Territories, where his mother has a "Twinner" named Queen Laura, and Sloat also has a twin named Orris. Guided by a mysterious man named Speedy Parker (or Parkus in the Territories), Jack embarks on a cross-country quest, sometimes accompanied by a werewolf-like boy named Wolf and later Richard Sloat, to retrieve the Talisman—a powerful object that turns out to be the axle of all possible worlds—to save his mother's life. The excerpts detail Jack's travels, his confrontations with Sloat's agents (Osmond/Sunlight Gardener), and his ultimate success in obtaining the Talisman, which instantly restores his mother's health.

26/11/2025

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