Embrace the spirit of love and affection this Valentine's Day with the "Animals In Love Grayscale Coloring Book." Delicately crafted to spark joy and relaxation, this exquisite collection of 51 single-sided grayscale coloring pages features a heartwarming array of animals in tender, loving moments. From the gentle nuzzle of two swans forming a heart shape on a serene lake to the playful frolic of puppies under the moonlight, each page is a celebration of love in the animal kingdom.

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51 Unique Images: Enjoy a wide variety of love-inspired animal scenes, ensuring hours of coloring pleasure and a diverse creative experienc...

"Valentine's Day Portraits: A Grayscale Coloring Book" is an enchanting collection of 76 single-sided illustrations that immerse you in the world of love and affection. Each page offers a beautifully detailed grayscale portrait, inviting colorists to explore the depth and emotion of romantic connections. As you add hues and shades, watch each illustration come alive, turning each page into a personal masterpiece of color and sentiment. Crafted for colorists of all levels, this book provides a...

"Mardi Gras Portraits: A Grayscale Coloring Book" is a festive collection of 53 single-sided illustrations that captures the spirit and excitement of Mardi Gras through the eyes of those who celebrate it most passionately. Each page features detailed grayscale portraits of people, especially children, dressed in the extravagant and colorful costumes that define this iconic celebration. From elaborate masks adorned with feathers and beads to vibrant outfits that shimmer with sequins and satin,...

If every signified evoked by reading or hearing any signifier is indeterminate, it makes no sense to formulate a semiotics cum philosophy that attempts to prove the correctness of the proposition that every signified is indeterminate, since that proof uses signifiers.

Those who proclaim as their unshakeable conviction that man (= every human being) is only consciousness, as the most famous structuralists and Derrida with in their wake the deconstructionists do, and that consequently only subj...

Revolution (revəˈlo͞oSH(ə)n) noun 1. A forcible overthrow of what was, in order to make room for what is to come 2. A radical, intentional, necessary change;

There has never in history been a better time for your inner revolution than now. Our world is an increasingly confusing place. Conflicting truths. Diminishing freedoms. Mass surveillance.

Society is morally corrupt, and we know; we see it everywhere. But we have to survive, and to do that means we have to participate in it.

And that...

The Dealingroom is the first and only book that provides insight into exactly how banks and hedge funds make their money trading complex financial products. This is taken from the viewpoint/perspective of the trader/dealer and not from the customer to whom the product has been sold.

A trader continuously buys and sells financial products such as stocks and bonds, structuring them in combinations to create more complex products such as synthetics, turbos, interest rate swaps, bond swaps, equi...

This story is based on fragments of scribbles accumulated by the British-Jamaican-bred, Monica Armstrong.

It’s captured amid the heat of the economic recession in England; the reason she and her family moved to the Netherlands in the hope of a better life. The years were demanding and testing and their marriage turned out not to be as happy as the couple would have hoped for; she and her husband struggled to maintain an equilibrium to no avail.

Being a mother to young children and also a ...

In recent years, Kiev and Russia have been in the news negatively almost every day. In the West, we know very little about Europe's largest border country and they view us there through rose-tinted glasses. Through a number of social issues, the author takes the reader on a quest through thisformer impressive country with a very fascinating history and culture, strongly intertwined with that of Russia. We in the West are far too complacent and have a lot to learn from Eastern Europe. The aim...

Dorothy and her nephew have a special connection. When he finds a way of escaping the drudgery of the 1960s English Midlands, Auntie Dorothy, being the loving, caring and devoted Auntie that she is, tags along to take care of him, while he learns to dance, make dresses and fall in love. Many times. He helps her avoid arrest by the New York Police Department; she helps him quell a mutiny on the Caribbean. They march through the Gay Liberation movement in 70s London, witness the 'plague years' ...

Human beings are quite obsessed with control. We all are aware that by taking control, we are able to influence the outcomes of certain things in life. By doing that we are able to give ourselves a better life.

A life in which we are able to enjoy our visions and expectations on real life situations. So, when we find ourselves losing control in life, how do we deal with that? When we fall into autopilot and lose our way towards happiness, confidence and fulfillment, how do we find our way o...