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"A compact short story collection about messy and hunger-fueled bisexual Puerto Rican men who strive to satisfy their cravings of the stomach, heart, and soul in a conflicted and unpredictable world"-- Provided by publisher

By integrating strategy, risk, and project management, this book reveals how a combined approach can unlock greater opportunities. It serves as essential reading for practitioners in these fields and is also valuable for educators and participants in executive programs, offering insights that bridge these often-separate disciplines.

Focusing on the challenges of enhancing educational outcomes in schools for disadvantaged students, this book provides insights for researchers on effectively influencing positive change. It emphasizes the importance of sustainable improvement and offers practical advice for leveraging research to support advancements in educational practices and policies.

This book describes the processes and challenges of implementing collaborative practices in School Improvement Networks, focussing specifically on examples from Chile. The Chilean case is significant for other challenging contexts, particularly rural communities, that still seek to implement collaborative inquiry projects.

The pressure of expectations often means that priests fail to care for themselves and neglect their own spiritual life. Christopher Chapman draws on more than thirty years' experience of spiritual direction, as well as his own experience of priesthood, to offer life-giving practices and personal disciplines for spiritual health.

This resource for spiritual directors offers exercises and prayer tools on the theme of spiritual growth. Using the Biblical image of gardening, Christopher Chapman offers material for those seeking to live a more abundant and fruitful life.

The story revolves around Kyle, an 18-year-old who meets his soul mate, a brilliant astronomy student with a troubled past, during a summer camp in the Florida Keys in 1990. Despite feeling an intense connection and being drawn to her, he fails to recognize her significance until she is gone. Coming from different backgrounds—Kyle from a middle-upper class American family and her from the Soviet Union—their paths intertwine in a way that suggests a deeper cosmic connection. Now, he grapples with regret as he realizes what he lost.

Set in the small town of Niagara, Wisconsin, a long-abandoned school building is reopened, stirring up forgotten secrets. As renovations begin, the community is unaware of the dark history tied to the structure. Mysterious occurrences escalate when a teenage girl's laughter reverberates through the halls, leading to ominous events affecting both students and faculty. With an unsettling atmosphere, the narrative explores themes of memory and the consequences of ignoring the past, as not everyone will survive the return to the classroom.

Exploring a diverse range of themes, this collection features eight short stories that delve into the realms of the fantastical, including encounters with zombies and super villains. Each tale offers a unique perspective, blending humor, suspense, and creativity to captivate readers.

This practical book looks at how the Christian spiritual tradition has tried to understand the part suffering plays within human growth and our experience of God. Those engaged in pastoral care or spiritual direction will find particular use of this book.