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Are you tired of constantly thinking about your partner's past relationships and/or dating history? Do you want to learn how to let go of intrusive, obsessive thoughts, anxiety, and curiosity about your partner's past? Wouldn't it feel great to be free from retroactive jealousy, and be able to move forward in your relationship without worrying about the past? What if I told you that you already have the "cure" for overcoming retroactive jealousy? You do-all you need is the proper guidance. And that's where Overcoming Retroactive Jealousy comes in. Written from the perspective of one who struggled with, and overcame obsessive jealousy surrounding a partner's past, Overcoming Retroactive Jealousy is the only book you will ever need to let go of jealous thoughts, curiosity, and anxiety about your partner's past relationships/sexual history. AFTER READING YOU WILL: - have access to a multi-step program that will help you to let go of your jealousy an...

Ramon Santiago will ein Macho sein. Wenn er sein Messer blitzschhnell zückt, fühlt sich der schmächtige Puertoricaner in den Strassen New Yorks stark. Sein Vater und Harpos Gang sollen stolz auf ihn sein. Doch dann bringt der Überfall auf den alten Maler Glasser seine Wunschträume durcheinander. Ramon beginnt nachzudenken - und entdeckt ganz allein wer er eigentlich ist. Aber damit ist Harpos Gang überhaupt nicht einverstanden... Product details For ages 14+ Format Paperback | 192 pages Dimensions ...

In the late 1910s, in a Europe ravaged by World War I, Danish illustrator Kay Nielsen put the finishing touches on his illustrations of A Thousand and One Nights. The results are considered masterpieces of early 20th-century illustration: bursting with sumptuous colors of deep blues, reds, and gold leaf, and evoking all the magic of this legendary collection of Indo-Persian and Arabic folktales, compiled between the 8th and 13th centuries. In the financially strapped postwar climate, however, publishers retreated from Nielsen's project and the publication never happened. A rising star, Nielsen moved on to other work, and the spectacular pen, ink, and watercolor images of this world heritage classic remained under lock and key for 40 years. Published just once in the 1970s, the illustrations were rescued from oblivion after Nielsen's death in 1957 and are now held by the UCLA Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, the Art Institute of Chicago,...