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

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

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Vintage studio still photograph from the 1966 film. Provenance stamp on the verso. A homeless man develops an obsession on an attractive young woman who likes to walk around her apartment in the nude. Credited as the first film co-written and directed by Roberta Findlay, and her only major role in a film by her and her husbnad Michael Findlay. Shot on location in New York City. 8 x 10 inches. Near Fine.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Why does your phone feel impossible to put down Why does time speed up as you age Why can't you seem to keep a good habit for more than a week Modern life is full of small, nagging mysteries - and most of them have real, honest answers that have nothing to do with willpower or personal failure.Why Modern Life Feels This Way is a full-length encyclopedia of everyday questions about the world we actually live in: the phones we can't stop checking, the days that blur together, the habits that won't stick, the money that disappears, the meetings that never end, the cities that feel both crowded and lonely, and the quiet anxiety that seems to hum underneath so much of contemporary life.Instead of vague advice or trendy productivity hacks, this book walks through the real mechanics behind the way modern life feels - the design choices, the psychology, the biology, and the plain human habits that add up to your actual daily experience. Every entry is written to be read in a few minutes, in plain language, with no invented statistics and no miracle fixes - just clear, grounded explanations you can actually use.What's inside: - Technology and social media - why notifications feel urgent, why scrolling swallows hours, why video calls are exhausting, and why deleting an app feels harder than it should- Time and memory - why time speeds up with age, why vacations fly by but feel long afterward, and why boring days seem to last forever- Habits and change - why bad habits are so sticky, why good ones fade, and what actually makes a new routine last- Money and everyday spending - why subscriptions vanish from memory, why 'buy now, pay later' feels easier, and why a raise doesn't always feel like more- Sleep, energy, and the body clock - why scrolling in bed wrecks your sleep, why afternoons feel sluggish, and why naps sometimes backfire- Relationships in a digital age - why loneliness persists despite constant connection, and why texting can be harder to read than a phone call- Work, meetings, and office life - why meetings multiply, why open offices are distracting, and why 'always on' culture is so hard to escape- Cities, commutes, and home life - why traffic never seems to improve, why clutter always comes back, and why a new place takes so long to feel like home- Identity, comparison, and the anxious mind - why online comparison stings more than real life, and why modern life can feel meaningful and overwhelming at onceTwelve thematic chapters. Over a hundred and forty short, self-contained questions and answers. No filler, no fluff, no fake studies - just an honest, readable guide to why modern life feels the way it does.Perfect for curious readers, trivia lovers, bathroom-book browsers, commuters, and anyone who has ever wondered 'why do I do that ' This book also makes a thoughtful gift for the overthinker, the always-online friend, or anyone who appreciates a good 'well, actually' at dinner. 190 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Calls. Puts. Strikes. Premiums. The Greeks. If the vocabulary of options trading feels like a wall you keep hitting your head against, this book was written to take it down, one plain-language brick at a time.Options Trading for Beginners is a clear, step-by-step guide built for people who have never placed a single trade and are tired of 'beginner' resources that quietly assume prior knowledge. No jargon left unexplained. No skipped steps. No hype about easy money.Inside, you'll find:- What an option actually is, explained through a simple, real-world comparison before a single technical term is introduced- The full core vocabulary - strike price, expiration, premium, intrinsic value, time value, and the basic idea behind delta, theta, vega, and gamma - explained in plain English- Exactly why an option's price moves the way it does, and why 'the stock went up but my option didn't' happens far more often than beginners expect- Two complete, step-by-step walkthroughs: buying your first call and buying your first put, with every decision explained- A plain-language introduction to foundational strategies including covered calls, cash-secured puts, protective puts, and basic spreads- How to actually read an options chain, and what to look for when choosing a broker- A practical framework for position sizing and risk, so no single trade can do damage it shouldn't- A concrete 30-day learning plan to turn what you've read into genuine, working knowledgePerfect for absolute beginners who want to understand options before they ever risk real money, career-changers exploring self-directed investing, and anyone who has bounced off denser trading books and wants a patient, ground-up explanation instead.A note before you begin: this book is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Options trading carries real risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Nothing here guarantees a profit or any particular outcome - always do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before trading with real money.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A dead landlord. A shop full of secrets. And a boyfriend he never should have let go.Theo Faircloth has run Blackthorn & Bone, Port Avery's only occult shop, for eleven quiet years - tarot readings for tourists, crystals for the curious, and a private practice he keeps carefully out of sight. Then annual inventory night turns up a body in his stockroom: his least favorite landlord, dead beside a scattered handful of cast bones that tell Theo, before the police even arrive, that this was no accident.With his best friend (and very much unfinished ex) Desmond at his side and a surprisingly open-minded detective willing to take his strange evidence seriously, Theo has to untangle a knot of small-town grudges, a decades-old zoning secret, and a rival practitioner with a dangerous hunger for power he never wanted anywhere near his harbor town - all while finally working up the courage to say the thing he's been avoiding for six years.What's inside:¿ A classic cozy-mystery structure - a full suspect list, real red herrings, and a fair-play reveal¿ A warm, central gay romance: slow-burn, ex-to-something-more, no miscommunication drama¿ A charming coastal-Maine occult shop setting with real divination lore¿ A found-family cast of small-town shopkeepers, a loyal detective, and one very opinionated beagle¿ A complete, satisfying standalone mystery - no cliffhangers, no series requiredPerfect for readers who love gay cozy mysteries, small-town charm, tarot and folklore, and a love story that finally gets its second chance. A wonderful gift for anyone who wants their murder mysteries served with warmth, wit, and a little bit of wonder.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Why does your phone feel impossible to put down Why does time speed up as you age Why can't you seem to keep a good habit for more than a week Modern life is full of small, nagging mysteries - and most of them have real, honest answers that have nothing to do with willpower or personal failure.Why Modern Life Feels This Way is a full-length encyclopedia of everyday questions about the world we actually live in: the phones we can't stop checking, the days that blur together, the habits that won't stick, the money that disappears, the meetings that never end, the cities that feel both crowded and lonely, and the quiet anxiety that seems to hum underneath so much of contemporary life.Instead of vague advice or trendy productivity hacks, this book walks through the real mechanics behind the way modern life feels - the design choices, the psychology, the biology, and the plain human habits that add up to your actual daily experience. Every entry is written to be read in a few minutes, in plain language, with no invented statistics and no miracle fixes - just clear, grounded explanations you can actually use.What's inside:¿ Technology and social media - why notifications feel urgent, why scrolling swallows hours, why video calls are exhausting, and why deleting an app feels harder than it should¿ Time and memory - why time speeds up with age, why vacations fly by but feel long afterward, and why boring days seem to last forever¿ Habits and change - why bad habits are so sticky, why good ones fade, and what actually makes a new routine last¿ Money and everyday spending - why subscriptions vanish from memory, why 'buy now, pay later' feels easier, and why a raise doesn't always feel like more¿ Sleep, energy, and the body clock - why scrolling in bed wrecks your sleep, why afternoons feel sluggish, and why naps sometimes backfire¿ Relationships in a digital age - why loneliness persists despite constant connection, and why texting can be harder to read than a phone call¿ Work, meetings, and office life - why meetings multiply, why open offices are distracting, and why 'always on' culture is so hard to escape¿ Cities, commutes, and home life - why traffic never seems to improve, why clutter always comes back, and why a new place takes so long to feel like home¿ Identity, comparison, and the anxious mind - why online comparison stings more than real life, and why modern life can feel meaningful and overwhelming at onceTwelve thematic chapters. Over a hundred and forty short, self-contained questions and answers. No filler, no fluff, no fake studies - just an honest, readable guide to why modern life feels the way it does.Perfect for curious readers, trivia lovers, bathroom-book browsers, commuters, and anyone who has ever wondered 'why do I do that ' This book also makes a thoughtful gift for the overthinker, the always-online friend, or anyone who appreciates a good 'well, actually' at dinner.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -A dead landlord. A shop full of secrets. And a boyfriend he never should have let go.Theo Faircloth has run Blackthorn & Bone, Port Avery's only occult shop, for eleven quiet years - tarot readings for tourists, crystals for the curious, and a private practice he keeps carefully out of sight. Then annual inventory night turns up a body in his stockroom: his least favorite landlord, dead beside a scattered handful of cast bones that tell Theo, before the police even arrive, that this was no accident.With his best friend (and very much unfinished ex) Desmond at his side and a surprisingly open-minded detective willing to take his strange evidence seriously, Theo has to untangle a knot of small-town grudges, a decades-old zoning secret, and a rival practitioner with a dangerous hunger for power he never wanted anywhere near his harbor town - all while finally working up the courage to say the thing he's been avoiding for six years.What's inside:¿ A classic cozy-mystery structure - a full suspect list, real red herrings, and a fair-play reveal¿ A warm, central gay romance: slow-burn, ex-to-something-more, no miscommunication drama¿ A charming coastal-Maine occult shop setting with real divination lore¿ A found-family cast of small-town shopkeepers, a loyal detective, and one very opinionated beagle¿ A complete, satisfying standalone mystery - no cliffhangers, no series requiredPerfect for readers who love gay cozy mysteries, small-town charm, tarot and folklore, and a love story that finally gets its second chance. A wonderful gift for anyone who wants their murder mysteries served with warmth, wit, and a little bit of wonder. 56 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Why does your phone feel impossible to put down Why does time speed up as you age Why can't you seem to keep a good habit for more than a week Modern life is full of small, nagging mysteries - and most of them have real, honest answers that have nothing to do with willpower or personal failure.Why Modern Life Feels This Way is a full-length encyclopedia of everyday questions about the world we actually live in: the phones we can't stop checking, the days that blur together, the habits that won't stick, the money that disappears, the meetings that never end, the cities that feel both crowded and lonely, and the quiet anxiety that seems to hum underneath so much of contemporary life.Instead of vague advice or trendy productivity hacks, this book walks through the real mechanics behind the way modern life feels - the design choices, the psychology, the biology, and the plain human habits that add up to your actual daily experience. Every entry is written to be read in a few minutes, in plain language, with no invented statistics and no miracle fixes - just clear, grounded explanations you can actually use.What's inside:¿ Technology and social media - why notifications feel urgent, why scrolling swallows hours, why video calls are exhausting, and why deleting an app feels harder than it should¿ Time and memory - why time speeds up with age, why vacations fly by but feel long afterward, and why boring days seem to last forever¿ Habits and change - why bad habits are so sticky, why good ones fade, and what actually makes a new routine last¿ Money and everyday spending - why subscriptions vanish from memory, why 'buy now, pay later' feels easier, and why a raise doesn't always feel like more¿ Sleep, energy, and the body clock - why scrolling in bed wrecks your sleep, why afternoons feel sluggish, and why naps sometimes backfire¿ Relationships in a digital age - why loneliness persists despite constant connection, and why texting can be harder to read than a phone call¿ Work, meetings, and office life - why meetings multiply, why open offices are distracting, and why 'always on' culture is so hard to escape¿ Cities, commutes, and home life - why traffic never seems to improve, why clutter always comes back, and why a new place takes so long to feel like home¿ Identity, comparison, and the anxious mind - why online comparison stings more than real life, and why modern life can feel meaningful and overwhelming at onceTwelve thematic chapters. Over a hundred and forty short, self-contained questions and answers. No filler, no fluff, no fake studies - just an honest, readable guide to why modern life feels the way it does.Perfect for curious readers, trivia lovers, bathroom-book browsers, commuters, and anyone who has ever wondered 'why do I do that ' This book also makes a thoughtful gift for the overthinker, the always-online friend, or anyone who appreciates a good 'well, actually' at dinner. 190 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Options Trading for Beginners | Julian Marsh | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | JULIAN MARSH | EAN 9783307660764 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Why Modern Life Feels This Way | Julian Marsh | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | JULIAN MARSH | EAN 9788556827012 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.