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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: New.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Just Seconds Behind is a reflective and quietly humorous look at the moments that shape a person both on and off the trail. Through a blend of running stories, personal memories, and honest internal commentary, the narrator explores what it means to live just a few seconds behind the version of yourself you're trying to reach. The book uses the rhythm of trail running as a backdrop for a deeper examination of timing, identity, and the subtle ways people grow.Each chapter captures the tension between effort and hesitation, progress and doubt, motion and reflection. What begins as a simple account of running becomes a broader exploration of becoming-how small delays, missed steps, and near-moments reveal the truth of who we are. The narrator's voice is grounded, relatable, and lightly nostalgic, offering insight without judgment and humor without distraction.Just Seconds Behind presents an honest portrait of someone learning to trust their own pace. It speaks to anyone who has ever felt close to change but not quite there, reminding readers that growth often happens in the space between the steps. This is a story about movement, memory, and the quiet realization that being "just seconds behind" is not failure-it's part of becoming who you are. A reflective, humorous look at running, memory, and becoming. Through trail stories and honest insight, the narrator explores what it means to live just seconds behind the person you're trying to be. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What The Patch Parables Is AboutAt its core, The Patch Parables is the story of Sam, an ordinary man overwhelmed by the weight of unfinished goals, abandoned dreams, and the constant feeling that he's falling short. His life is a bucket full of holes-a metaphor for the leaks that drain motivation, discipline, and self-belief.One day on a trail run, Sam discovers a rusted bucket hanging from a wooden sign carved with the words "Gene was here." Inside is a laminated flyer introducing the P.A.T.C.H. framework: P - Pause and identify the leaksA - Accept the challengeT - Tackle it one step at a timeC - Create a plan you can stick toH - Hang up the bucket and examine itThis moment becomes the catalyst for Sam's transformation. A story-driven guide to the P.A.T.C.H. method-pause, accept, tackle, create, and hang up the bucket. A simple, powerful path for repairing your life one leak at a time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Almost Universe is a mythic origin story about how wisdom is formed, carried, and passed forward. Rooted in Appalachian cadence and written with the gentle clarity of a creation myth, the book follows the Tortoise - the oldest, slowest, and most patient of beings - as he gathers the lessons of the world and shapes them into thirteen animals who will one day guide the children back into balance.The story begins with the world slipping out of rhythm when the ancient thirteen-moon calendar is replaced by twelve uneven months. "The world slipped out of rhythm," the text says, and the children slowly forget the quiet truths that once came naturally. To restore harmony, the Tortoise draws on the long memory etched into his shell and begins shaping the animals, each one born from a need, a longing, or a missing piece in the one who came before.The Owl is created first - not one of the thirteen, but the companion who helps the Tortoise see the whole picture. Together they form the Council of Two, a pair who understands that creation requires both wisdom and imagination. From their conversations comes the Frog, the first of the thirteen, who embodies persistence and the courage to leap even when the landing is uncertain. Each animal follows in a chain of need: the Bird for courage and perspective, the Roadrunner for speed and forward motion, the Bear for strength and leadership, the Fox for strategy, the Squirrel for preparation, the Bookworm for curiosity, the Hyena for whole-picture understanding, the Possum for rest, the Raccoon for energy and discipline, the Coyote for resilience, and the Mouse for quiet observation.Each creature arrives with a gift - and a gap. Each one asks the same question: What do I need that I do not yet have? Their answers shape the next animal, creating a lineage of lessons that form a complete circle of becoming. The final figure, the Groundhog, stands slightly apart, embodying repetition, rhythm, and the steady return that turns learning into identity.In the second half of the book, the animals gather in a great circle and finally understand their purpose. They are not separate beings but interconnected teachings, meant to be learned in cycles and returned to again and again. The Tortoise and Owl divide them into groups of three, each triad representing a system of emotional, physical, or spiritual growth. The Groundhog watches over them all, ensuring the lessons repeat until they become part of the child's bones.The Almost Universe is a story of becoming - a mythic framework for understanding growth, emotion, resilience, and identity. It blends neuroscience with folklore, animal symbolism with gentle philosophy, and ancient rhythm with modern emotional truth. It reads like a creation myth, a guidebook, and a whispered reminder that the world still teaches us "in small voices, if we learn to listen."It is a universe built not from magic, but from meaning - a place where every creature carries a lesson, every lesson forms a cycle, and every cycle brings the reader closer to who they are becoming. The Almost Universe is a mythic story about becoming-told through the creation of thirteen symbolic animals shaped from the Tortoise's long memory. When the world slips out of rhythm, the Tortoise and Owl form a council and imagine This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Let Yourself Grow is a practical and unconventional exploration of personal growth, identity, neuroplasticity, repetition, and intentional change. Instead of relying on motivational cliches or quick-fix advice, this book uses quirky, memorable parables to make complex ideas about the brain and behavior easier to understand - and harder to forget.Inside, you'll meet meatballs, pickles, cartoon characters, birds, and other unexpected figures that reveal surprisingly useful lessons about how people change. These stories aren't just entertainment. Each one offers a fresh way to understand the pathways we build through repeated thoughts, actions, choices, and experiences - and how those pathways quietly shape who we become.Blending humor, neuroscience, metaphor, and practical reflection, Let Yourself Grow shows that transformation isn't about perfection or intensity. It's about small steps, repeated often, that gradually strengthen the identity you want to build. With its warm tone and unconventional teaching style, this book helps readers slow down, pay attention, and finally give themselves permission to grow - one pathway at a time. A quirky, practical guide to growth and identity. Through memorable parables and simple neuroscience, it shows how small repeated actions quietly reshape who you become. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Almost a Groundhog is a gentle, mythic story about growing at your own pace and finding courage in the quiet places of life. Set against the rhythms of winter sunlight and the slow patience of practice, it follows a boy and a groundhog who spend their days preparing for a moment they don't yet know they share.One practices in the open air, swinging through eighteen holes and learning to trust the small, steady work of becoming. The other practices underground, shaping courage in the shadows, waiting for the day the world asks him to step into the light.Their paths finally cross on Groundhog Day, where winter sun, childhood wonder, and quiet bravery meet. What they discover is simple and universal: becoming isn't loud or sudden. It happens one small practice at a time.Warm, symbolic, and deeply human, Almost a Groundhog is a story for anyone learning to grow at their own rhythm - children, parents, teachers, and adults who still remember what it feels like to be "almost" something. It's a modern parable about patience, identity, and the quiet magic of showing up. Almost a Groundhog follows a boy and a groundhog growing in quiet rhythm. One practices in sunlight, one in shadows. Their worlds meet on Groundhog Day, revealing that becoming happens one small practice at a time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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