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Anne’s House of Dreams is the fifth book in the Anne of Green Gables series, which features the culmination of an epic love story. The installment chronicles the lives of Anne and Gilbert as they experience life as a newlywed couple and build the foundation of their future together. A tale uniting the much-loved characters also brings a farewell to Anne Shirley and officially welcomes Anne Blythe. The novel begins with the preparations for the wedding between Anne and her one true love Gilbert Blythe, who is finally a qualified doctor. The highly anticipated wedding is held in the Green Gables orchard, and among the guests are Marilla and childhood friend Diana. After the wedding, the couple moves to Four Winds Harbor where Gilbert will take over his uncle’s medical practice. There they settle into their new home by the shore which Anne refers to as their “house of dreams”. The new surroundings bring a colorful new array of characters including Captain Jim, Miss Cornelia Bryant, and the piteous neighbor Leslie. Unfortunately, the honeymoon stage comes to an end, as their marriage must endure its first hardships. The limelight is partially taken off Anne and instead is focused on the tragic life of Leslie. The Blythe’s find themselves in a clash of emotions and ethics, given their emotional attachment and different approaches to various issues. Montgomery’s fifth installment changes its perception of Anne adding a new tone of sadness to the series which differs from that of the previous books. Portrayed as more mature, Anne still tries to maintain her passionate and dreamy nature. Sorrow, tragedy, trouble in marriage, and moral duty are just some of the themes explored throughout its pages. Anne’s House of Dreams signifies the new chapter in the life of Anne as she takes on the role of wife, neighbor, friend and mother. More great books at LoyalBooks.com

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What is it really like to start calling Australia home? My First Year on Aussie Soil is an SBS podcast hosted by comedian and actor Suraj Kolarkar. As a youngster he moved Down Under from India and has been obsessed with immigrant stories ever since. Join Suraj as he delves into tales from people who have found their feet in Australia, sharing their hilarious first impressions, the highs and lows of life in a new country, and the perils of the Aussie accent.

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A podcast for oboists about reed making. Each episode features a leading oboist and does a deep dive into a question on every oboist’s mind – how do I become a more successful reed maker? Hosted by Margaret Marco and Courtney Miller.

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Hey, it’s “In Mindsight” – we are two guys from Germany sharing our insights and discussing thought-provoking ideas about life and its challenges in this weekly podcast. If you are interested in productivity, entrepreneurship and all the other fancy buzz words, you have come to the right place. Enjoy!

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Conversations on creativity with partners, author R.A. Desilets and musician Colin C. They discuss how their lives entwine through revisiting daily discussions in podcast format.

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Sermons preached at Sojourn J-Town in Louisville, Kentucky, starting in January 2022.

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you get the coffee, i’ll get the tea. from candid stories about love, life, and school to random thoughts, memories, and advice. tune in with the early bird who attempts to keep you company on sleepless nights… or whenever. ig: @_k.lxr

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Welcome to the What Fulfills You? Podcast, a weekly show hosted by Emily Elizabeth, focused around the art of designing a fulfilled life through the balance and cultivation of meaningful relationships, a professional career, and mental wellness. Within the podcast, conversations are discussed around everyday struggles from relationships, determining best career fit, mental health practices, and so forth. The brand’s mission is to encourage and normalize discussions around what it means to truly live a fulfilled life and the paradigm shifts we need to make in order to step into this new framework around living versus existing. Follow along on Instagram @whatfulfillsyou to keep up with the community of fellow likeminded women.

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Travel magazine, featuring travellers’ tales, experiences and anecdotes

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Interviews to assist you to Live Each Day as an Adventure of Possibilities

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Join Cheri Hill, “Wealth Protection Diva” for an array of fascinating topics centered on what it takes to start, grow, and maintain a successful business. Not your ordinary business talk show, each week features a successful business owner, community leader or Industry expert who shares their challenges, insights, and advice. Learn about the hidden gems, resources and special events featuring local businesses and nonprofit organizations doing great work within our community. Sprinkle on relevant facts, new ideas, inspiring thoughts, invaluable guidance, and of course encouragement-All of the key things it takes to spark and fuel your entrepreneurial dream! Airs Mondays at 11:30 am and Sundays at 1:00 pm (PDT) on 1060 AM KFOY Radio.

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Goofy thoughts from a goofy thot

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Welcome to My Testimony, where non-fiction stories are told and truth is uncovered. YT: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMsHro5dxGkA7biukFcttHeYmoryTjxz8

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This is our podcast profile for Block n Roll. The show is hosted by two technology enthusiasts and engineers. In this show, we will cover the new and emerging Blockchain technology. We have different topics and mastermind interviews with people from different industries exploring Blockchain.

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Data Engineering is the plumbing of data science. Almost invisible, but super important and a big mess when done wrong. We talk about interesting Data Engineering trends and topics. I also train Data Engineering in my Data Engineering Academy at LearnDataEngineering.com

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As the last published novel of a writer whose career spanned over a dozen novels, innumerable short stories, plays and nonfiction, Our Mutual Friend is indeed a great composition by Charles Dickens. Considered to be one of his most mature, insightful and refined works, Our Mutual Friend takes a long, hard look at what many Victorians loved but hated to admit they did—money. Dickens uses satire, irony, symbolism and biting wit to portray this unlovely picture of a society obsessed with material comforts and its hypocrisy about the means it uses to achieve its ends. In his fourteenth novel Dickens is writing at the height of his abilities. He brings all his legendary gifts for plot and characterization to bear in this book. It tells the story of young John Harmon, who inherits the fabulous fortune of his dead father, a miserly millionaire who made his fortune literally from garbage, as a dust contractor. However, the nasty and ill-tempered old man had alienated his entire family including his son. John Harmon, the heir will inherit provided he marries the woman his father has commanded him to. He lives away from England and is on his way home, but goes missing en route. A body is found floating in the Thames and presumed to be his. The entire fortune passes on to his father’s servant, Nicodemus Boffin (aka the Golden Dustman), a naïve and gullible man. However, John Harmon is far from dead. The rest of the story follows his quest for the truth, how he finds true love and true riches. In Our Mutual Friend, we encounter some of Dickens’ most horrifying villains and also some of his most noble characters. Unforgettable people like the sweet Jenny Wren and Bella Wilfer, the evil Bradley Headstone, the repulsive Silas Wegg, the avaricious Fascination Fledgeby and a host of others populate this wonderful Dickensian universe and keep the reader enthralled. In addition to these, the River Thames itself features as a wonderful symbol of renewal and resurrection. Dickens was inspired by several incidents in his own life and in the lives of his friends while creating the plot of Our Mutual Friend. During the writing of it, his personal life was marked by several huge upheavals and he was involved in a serious railway accident. Our Mutual Friend is indeed a brilliant novel, sweeping in its scale and scope and would certainly appeal to readers of all ages.

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Within every child, there is a hidden potential waiting to be revealed. We intuitively know this as parents, and yet our hearts ache because raising these precious creatures is so hard. Enter: Montessori. By observing and focusing on our child’s secret developmental nature and using a gentle, compassionate discipline approach, we can make both of our lives a whole lot easier! Join Aubrey and David in a lively discussion about homeschooling, parenting, and the magic of childhood.

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Who are you, really? Dig a little deeper with Lyd & Liv to uncover the stories that bridge us together. Every week, hosts Lydia Klemensowicz and Olivia Poglianich will get curious with one amazing human (or sometimes multiple) that we’ve met throughout our lives, whether in our own backyard or on the other side of the world. From spirituality and sexuality to death and divorce or uncovering the things that make us happiest, no topic is too taboo for our guests to tackle. We’ll get vulnerable, raw and real with people from all walks of life. You can catch new episodes of the Who Are You, Really? Podcast every Thursday on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever else you listen.

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