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The author, Yulia Bernatskaya, is a pediatrician, speech therapist and psychologist with twenty years of practical experience working with children. Children do not like boring and monotonous exercises, so in the book they are presented in an unusual format - in an alien language. This allows children to cheerfully and with great interest perform important and useful articulation exercises for the development of their speech. The use of this book serves as a high-quality prevention of speech disorders in young children or is the initial stage of correctional work if the child is diagnosed with speech disorders. An equally important aspect of the book is the education of moral and family values ​​in children, as well as polite and friendly communication with others, a sense of mutual understanding and mutual assistance.

The book offers a new perspective on consumer behavior from the perspective of satisfying the primary biological needs of a person. The author explains how advertising, prepared taking into account the peculiarities of information perception by sensory systems and containing signals that activate these needs, can influence a person''s purchasing preferences. The theoretical and empirical foundations of neuromarketing are revealed. The misconception about the "reptilian brain" making decisions is debunked.The book is based on the results of scientific research by domestic and foreign specialists in the field of psychology, neurophysiology and marketing, as well as the developments of the employees of the neuromarketing laboratory of the Belgorod State National Research University, which is among the TOP-20 Russian universities.The publication is intended for marketers and entrepreneurs interested in increasing the effectiveness of advertising activities. And also for students of economic fields of study and a wide range of readers interested in the problems of human behavior and the creation of advertising creatives.

This book takes you on an exciting journey around the world to explore the mysteries, traditions, and customs of New Year celebrations. Each country adds its own unique touch to this global holiday, blending ancient rituals, family values, and modern trends. From the lively beaches of Brazil to the dazzling fireworks of Times Square, from the peaceful serenity of Chinese temples to the Southern Cross in Australia, we''ll take you everywhere.You''ll discover how people across the globe say goodbye to the past, welcome the future, and express their hopes for what''s to come. Through food, vibrant traditions, music, and dance, we''ll show you how New Year becomes a time of unity, joy, and inspiration for millions. This book is more than just a collection of stories—it''s an invitation to realize that, despite our cultural differences, we all share the universal desire for a fresh start, a clean slate, and a pursuit of happiness.

The first volume of Mikhail Vostryshev''s series is dedicated to the dramatic period of the formation of Soviet power, unexpected not only for the world, but also for the Bolsheviks themselves. Many in Lenin''s circle believed that their power was temporary and were preparing for a new emigration. However, Lenin himself was convinced that Soviet power had been established forever, and this belief managed to inspire millions. For the sake of the dream of a peaceful and well-fed life, people went to the front, which became the beginning of the Civil War - a conflict that split the former subjects of the Russian Empire into two camps that became enemies forever. The Civil War, its causes, consequences and tragic contradictions still leave a mark in the memory of generations. The book reveals this key moment in history, showing how the struggle for power and ideals changed the fate of the country and its people.

The fifth volume of Mikhail Vostryshev''s series is dedicated to the time of industrialization, when the main values ​​were labor and personnel capable of solving key problems in the construction of a socialist state. Despite a half-starved existence, the people of the country worked tirelessly to increase productivity and set new records. During this period, technical backwardness began to be overcome: domestic machine tools, transport and powerful factories appeared. Industrial transformations changed the social structure: many young peasants became workers, which opened a new era for Soviet science, culture and education. The book describes how these efforts laid the foundation for large-scale achievements in the future, making it an indispensable guide to one of the key periods in the history of the USSR.

The sixth volume of Mikhail Vostryshev''s series is dedicated to the pre-war period in the history of the Soviet Union — a time when the country was experiencing the consequences of large-scale party purges and repressions. Despite losses and fear, Soviet people began to notice the first signs of improvement in their lives: hunger had receded, clothes appeared in stores, and some city dwellers were able to improve their living conditions. However, the shadow of the approaching Second World War and the tightening of discipline in production were alarming. Nevertheless, in the hearts of people there lived a belief in imminent happiness and a better future, for which they were ready to endure and work. The book reveals in detail the atmosphere of a difficult but significant time, full of hopes and expectations.

The eighth volume of Mikhail Vostryshev''s series is dedicated to the post-war restoration of the Soviet Union — the time when the country was overcoming the consequences of the Great Patriotic War. The victory brought joy, but it was overshadowed by the sadness of loss: millions of families mourned their dead loved ones. The restoration of destroyed cities and villages required incredible efforts from the people, especially in the conditions of post-war fatigue. Moscow, which became a symbol of the fortitude and inviolability of the state, was transformed, acquiring a new appearance that surpassed its pre-war splendor. Despite the bitterness of loss, the common misfortune united people, filling their hearts with love for their homeland. The Soviet people worked with unprecedented dedication for the sake of the future, learned to enjoy life again and build a brighter tomorrow. The book conveys the spirit of the era, filled with pain, hope and determination to restore the country, turning it into an even stronger and more powerful state.

"How good we were at living poorly." It is commonly believed that "paradise" (freedom) has only arrived now, allowing us to travel "around the world." This is true, but only partially. In Soviet times, people also traveled across a large and amazing country.Margarita Bahireva traveled almost the entire country. In her new book, "Three Pearls," she tells about travels in Kyrgyzstan, Russia, and Yugoslavia. The book is filled with emotions and immerses readers in both Soviet and ancient history. Discover how travel in Soviet times differed from today.

"The Seer, or the Dreamcatcher of Prophetic Visions" is an original blend of detective fiction and fantasy set against the backdrop of modern-day Moscow. The protagonist gains the fantastical ability to see through time. Is it a fortunate gift or a heavy burden? What is Time itself, and what allows one to peer into the Past and Future? As the hero contemplates these questions, he becomes entangled in events typical of the detective genre: an assassination attempt, mysterious murders, drugs, and an investigation.In this story, unconventional reflections on time are intricately woven with dynamic detective events and a lyrical storyline that adds a special romantic touch to the narrative. The main character, using his unique abilities, unravels mysteries and faces dangers together with his new detective friends.

Unfortunately, in our modern society, there are many teachers, teachings, and philosophical aphorisms that "break the soul" and harshly ridicule "personal weakness." Only a few are willing to "come down" and approach closely to mercifully "touch the pain."The book "Blood of Fate" will bring an understanding of the very essence of human suffering and thereby "ease the soul." With this book, one can learn constructive thinking in life, as it will reveal the "system of choice" and the origins of everything. Through a simple and artistic design, it unveils everything that can bring true happiness into real life, rather than endless coveted dreams.There are no "theories and theorems" here, as Life itself speaks from the pages of this book in the language of ordinary age-old human Wisdom in the kindest, simplest, and most understandable way.

The story of Grisha and Petya is a blend of fairy tale and memory. Each of us has moments that we treasure in our memory and do not want to forget. This book invites you to share the incredible yet true friendship of Grisha and Petya, which will become our common treasure. Memories create a personal history that one day becomes part of the history of all humanity. This book is dedicated to Grisha... wherever he may be...Grisha (February 28, 2000 – September 28, 2010) was a brave budgerigar who lived a life full of philosophical explorations and adventures. As a child, he became lame after an accident, but he never lost his cheerfulness. Three months after his arrival, he started talking. At first, he mimicked the sounds of the doorbell and telephone, then he uttered the phrase: "What to do?" He dedicated his youth to searching for the meaning of existence. One day he declared that he was a Frenchman and a musketeer, and thus began his French lessons, which he loved very much and learned several phrases.Grisha was a gourmet. He liked croissants, cottage cheese desserts with vanilla, cucumbers, pizza, and strawberries. He watched TV: cartoons, programs about elephants, movies about musketeers. He loved watching the Tour de France, opera, and dancing to Celtic music.In 2006, he met Petya. I bought a mug with an image of an orange elephant. Grisha became interested and started talking to the picture. Over time, he named it Petya. On the eve of the New Year, after several unsuccessful attempts to find such an elephant, I brought home a children''s perfume set with a cute blue plush elephant. Grisha exclaimed: "Petya has come!" Thus began their friendship. No one knows who Prosha is, but he is a faithful friend of Grisha and Petya.The story in this book contains Grisha''s fantasies and the biography of his friendship: honest, deep, and full of happy moments.

Fifteen minutes remained until the beginning of the third millennium, and in the underworld, almost everything was ready. In a quarter of an hour, all living things on the planet were supposed to be paralyzed with horror and cease to exist. The Year of the Dragon could not come, and the symbol of the year—the notorious Dragon—was gnawing and tearing chains on the concrete floor of the testing ground. Minor demons and higher ranks—ghouls and vampires—were tearing themselves apart due to the impending Apocalypse in the underworld...

What is the book "To Dixon for a Vacation"? A travel diary? A memoir? Journalism? As the literary critic and author of the afterword to the books by Yu. Smuula ("A Writer on the Road"), Yu. Surovtsev writes, "A diary is a vivid, pictorial and lyrical confession, an explanation of people, events, oneself. A diary is the key to one''s own life, which the writer hands to the reader."The book "To Dixon for a Vacation" is not just a traveler''s sketches. It is a complex and multilayered work in which the personal experiences of the author intertwine with historical events significant not only for the North but for all of Russia. Margarita Bakhireva shares her impressions from a journey on a steamer along the Yenisei River to Dixon and reflects on the fates of people connected to these places—Chelyuskinites, Decembrists, explorers, and conquerors of the North.The book features travel sketches filled with picturesque descriptions of the northern nature, as well as extensive historical material related to the heroic events of the past. These materials are closely intertwined with the personal history of the author, whose childhood was spent in the North and Siberia, adding a special emotional depth to the text.It turns out that modern youth do not know who the "Chelyuskinites" are, and will soon completely forget (if they know at all) about the Decembrists (contemporaries in age to the current youth), who hoped: "A great deed will be accomplished, and we will be proclaimed heroes of the century..." In some way following the call to "gather together the materials where we were the first," there was a desire to tell about our heroic past, the heroes—romantics of the socialist idea, for as one of them, Captain Voronin, said: "It is honorable, not shameful, to have great people in our past and to take an example from them..."This book becomes a kind of bridge between the past and the present, helping to preserve the memory of significant events and people who shaped our world, and reminding us of the importance of heroic deeds and ideals that inspire future generations. "To Dixon for a Vacation" is not just reading; it is an invitation to reflect on what it means to be part of a great country with a rich history and culture.

Every year, 8,000,000 children go missing in the world. And no one thinks about the reasons for the disappearances, until in one small town this begins to happen en masse. The police, represented by detective Alec Ray, are powerless, and every night brings suffering to several new families. There are no witnesses, no evidence - only dry facts and ... rumors about a monster. Strangely, a toy factory worker and an ordinary father of a family are involved in this case. Will the detective be able to find all the children, solve the case and, most importantly, protect his own daughter? Rest assured, each of them will play a role in this nightmare.

The poetry collection "Into Pieces!" by Adam Grudzinsky takes the reader into the atmosphere of the Urals in the 90s, an era of social upheaval and cultural breakdown. Through philosophical reflections and metaphysical images, the author depicts a complex inner world full of contradictions and self-searching. Grudzinsky''s poems reveal unique aspects of the Ural identity - a mixture of industrial power and natural grandeur, where the past and the present fight for the right to be heard. This collection will become for the reader a reflection of the boundaries between light and darkness, hope and despair, the search for harmony and its destruction.

The book "The Systems of Human Days and Years" explores unique questions related to a novel system of calculation and its influence on human development. Drawing on universal numerical laws, the author, A. A. Nikolsky, presents an original concept linking the decimal numbering system with the internal and external cycles of human life.Key topics include the interconnection between a person''s daily and yearly cycles, grounded in developmental matrices for men and women, and a hypothesis proposing that the decimal system embodies a distinctive theory applicable to human evolution.This book will be of interest to researchers in philosophy and anthropology, as well as anyone intrigued by questions of evolution and the patterns of life.

Scandalous. Bold. Reckless. He didn''t just come out - he burst into the world, challenging everyone. He is hated. He is banned. Rumor has it that his author, known as Faye Gox, is hiding on the edge of civilization. It is there that his debut novel was born, which they are afraid to print and censor - so bold and caustic is it.You are not ready for this book. It is too funny, too angry and too smart. It will make you laugh and choke with indignation. You will want to burn it ... and then buy a second copy. Are you ready to risk it? Then open it.Joe, a twenty-five-year-old advertising executive from New York, receives a letter from his aunt. She is going to leave her entire fortune to a ward of his, Lydia, about whom he knows nothing. The inheritance will go to Joe if he proves that Lydia is a witch.A task that a couple of third-graders could handle will turn out to be more difficult. Neither the tricks with doubling, nor his trusty "Beretta", nor the belated realization of the existential background of what is happening will help the hero."It" is a novel in the rare genre of an ontological thriller. The book is recommended to everyone who is looking for answers to eternal questions: by whom, when, and most importantly - for what purpose was the Universe created?Fay Gox is far from a newbie. He honed his skills, reproducing with amazing accuracy the style of famous colleagues in their financial documents. The result was a forced hermitage in natural zones that are ill-suited for life.His novel is the most striking example of prison creativity. It will put the reader before a difficult choice: to laugh at the jokes or think - "And why the $%№&.. did I need to read all this %$#@& @№&..%$#@&??!"The author did not have time to enjoy the success. Already seriously ill, bedridden in a prison hospital, he kept repeating: "And you know what the worst thing is? To write a damn masterpiece and see how this pathetic bunch of imbeciles, the so-called "rest of humanity", has not the slightest idea about it!"

How to win in intellectual games, quizzes and triviaWhat makes a question perfect? ​​How to find the fine line between complexity and accessibility? Why do some questions captivate and amaze the imagination, while others remain unnoticed?My name is Yuri Kalyakin, and for over 20 years I have been writing and editing questions for tournaments of various levels. If you have purchased our book with Pavel, it means that you have a desire to find yourself on the other side of the "mysterious mirror" that separates those who ask and those who answer. In this book, we will share the secrets of creating questions and allow you to look at them through the eyes of their authors. As they say in criminal investigation: "Think like a criminal." We hope that you will truly enjoy reading. And, of course, good luck in the game!Pavel Ershov: "I am a game addict. I got into the game back in the last century - in 1997, when I was a first-year student at university. Later, while working at McKinsey, I noticed something amazing: the skills needed to successfully play the game of ChGK are exactly the same as the requirements for a management consultant. In my coaching methodology, I teach you to treat a question as a problem that needs to be solved in a minute.For some time now, I have made the Game my job. I play myself and teach others to play. In this book, I want to tell you about the world through questions. Well, like about the world, about a small piece of it. And there are only 15 questions. But they reflect my world, because the game is a model of life." This book is your personal guide to the world of intellectual games. From the history of great tournaments to the intricacies of creating questions, we will analyze key principles, cultural contexts and winning strategies. You will learn to see the logic of a question, look for clues in the wording and train your thinking in order to play not only better, but also more consciously.Whether it is "What? Where? When?, quiz or trivia game – this is not just a collection of questions, but a real workshop where ideas turn into intellectual challenges.Join us. The game is on!

The world of poetry is special. It is a world of deep, strong feelings, expressed in such a form that the words sound like the music of the soul.Many can feel and speak, but only a select few are given the gift of being poets. Today, almost anyone can write poetry, but in most cases these are either declarations of love or texts dedicated to some event - an anniversary, a holiday, etc. Usually, the poetic impulse comes at a certain age or arises in connection with some life scenario.Later, when feelings are balanced and scenarios are exhausted, amateur poets, as a rule, leave the stage.Philosophical reflections on life, loneliness and freedom, on happiness - always require poetic form. And it is philosophical poetry that has always remained in the mainstream of the literary tradition of Russian culture. The author of this collection successfully continues it. In many of his works, which simultaneously nourish both the heart and the mind, he finds unexpected angles even in the themes that are common in lyrical collections - about unrequited love, about women, about fate and predestination.The book is divided into four parts by structure, each of which is perceived as a separate collection. Thus, the reader receives not only convenient navigation, facilitating thematic orientation in the flow of poetry, but also a kind of bonus - "four in one".And, finally, those who read the book to the end may discover another happy property of this poetry: you will want to reread it again.

Before you is an unusual book, in which the boundary between reality and sleep gradually disappears. Its pages reflect doubts, desires and fears, and the heroes seek answers to the most pressing questions about themselves, love and life. They have to face choices, mistakes and the inability to express the main thing.Internal monologues, fragments of memories and dreams are intertwined with irony and observations of the paradoxes of fate. Sometimes one meeting or a random act can change everything.This book is for those who value sincerity and psychological depth, are not afraid to explore their own delusions and look the truth in the eye.

This book is a collection of aphorisms, observations, and reflections that reveal life in all its contradictions. There''s no strict plot, but the rhythm of human thought: from irony and sarcasm to bitter wisdom and philosophical humility.In the first part of the book, the author touches on themes of power and conscience, love and betrayal, spiritual culture and a soulless civilization. His statements are short but pithy: they remind us that behind every action lies a choice, behind every word, a character, and behind every era, its inevitable errors.The main question of the second part is: where does our path lead—to a dead end or to wide open spaces? In our time, it''s not customary to talk much about spiritual topics, trite and unfinished business, or to speak out loud or in public.This book is intended for the attentive reader who isn''t afraid of sharp language, values ​​sincerity, and is open to an internal dialogue about the eternal questions of human existence.To the patient reader, I would like to wish: read in good health.

Life begins when everything collapses.Sasha is a young man from Orekhovo-Zuyevo, near Moscow, whose life has been turned into ruins overnight: a layoff, a painful breakup, and a complete loss of direction. With his last money, he buys a one-way ticket and leaves for Gelendzhik to stay with his Aunt Valya, who runs a small hotel.The new reality proves far from the resort idyll: instead of relaxation, a swimming pool is being built, and the smell of the sea mingles with dust and sweat. But it is here that encounters await him that will change his entire understanding of life. His eccentric neighbor, Kuzmich, a former military man who has worked his way up from special operations in India to yogic practices in the Himalayas, becomes his unwitting spiritual mentor. And his meeting with the vibrant and independent Laysan challenges all his new beliefs.This novel is more than just a story about overcoming a crisis. This is a profound yet ironic story about how, from the fragments of an old life, one can reassemble a new one—one that is whole and meaningful. It tells how the answers to the most important questions are often hidden not in books, but in simple things: in the sound of the surf, in the wisdom of an old man, in the taste of a homemade pie, and in the eyes of a beloved woman."Yoga for the Runaway" is a story about a leap into the unknown, where support can be found in the depths of despair, and the greatest adventure begins with a ticket to nowhere.

Adam Grudzinski''s global collection, "Patchwork," is a conceptual continuation of the theme of attempting to reassemble oneself. The reader will be immersed in the atmosphere of the 1990s, with its fragmentation and morning identity, expressed in a unique "patchwork" form. The author boldly combines poetry, prose, quotations, and historical photographs, creating a sunny synthesis at the intersection of depressive mood and dark humor. This is a book of contradictions, where self-creation becomes an act of overcoming.

"e;Herbalist"e; is a popular science reference and educational publication dedicated to plants used in folk medicine and the traditions of various cultures in connection with oncological processes. The book contains information on 163 plants: their botanical characteristics, history, chemical composition, as well as ideas about their properties, as developed in folk traditions and healthy eating culture. This publication is for informational, educational, and historical reference purposes only. It is not a medical manual, does not contain clinical recommendations, and is not intended for the diagnosis, prevention, or treatment of any disease. The information presented reflects popular beliefs and has no proven medical efficacy. Oncological and other serious illnesses require prompt, qualified medical care; refusal of prescribed treatment or its replacement with folk remedies is dangerous to life and health. Many of the plants described are poisonous. Consult your physician before using any herbal remedy. This book is intended for a wide range of readers interested in botany, the history of herbalism, and folk culture. Color illustrations of the plants described are included at the end of the book as a 30-page appendix.

"Keys to the Air" is the first novel by Anastasia Agapova. It shows the fates of individuals and the development of human history as a whole. The topics of temptations and vices, love and loneliness, power and success, happiness and loss, friendship and rivalry are raised. The book is about the eternal in the context of the present. Evgeny and Ekaterina are a young couple who have been married for only a few years. Things are going well for the couple, and the family lives with dignity. But one autumn day, the ambitious young man receives a unique offer and the opportunity to earn completely different money. At the new job, where his wife is soon hired, the couple first meets Alisa, the secretary of the company''s director. Together they will find themselves at a closed event and will work on a large project that will change their whole lives...

What if cats have a secret history of past lives, unsuspected by their owners?In this book, Batou the cat tells his owner about the most unusual of them all. As a stray cat, he finds himself in the city dump—a dangerous world ruled by dogs and rats, where survival requires courage and cunning. There, he meets a new friend—a cat named Frank, poisoned by chemical waste, and his strange kitty-saur cubs, who one day mysteriously disappear. In his search for them, Batou faces numerous challenges, releasing mutants from the laboratory, being captured by giant rats, and encountering various strange creatures living in places hidden from human eyes. Ultimately, he must journey into the Shadow Realm to bring a small and very cute kitty-saur named Rick back to life. Will he survive and return?

Gustave Flaubert (1821–1880), one of the greatest masters of French prose, explores the eternal conflict between dreams and reality in his famous novel Madame Bovary. This story, exciting and tragic, amazes with the depth of psychological analysis and the subtlety of style, which made it a pearl of world literature.The main character, the wayward and romantic Emma Bovary, dreams of a great, all-consuming love that would paint her everyday existence in bright colors. But her marriage to a simple and kind-hearted country doctor turns out to be far from her ideals. Chasing illusory happiness, Emma throws herself into a whirlpool of love passions, forgetting about her husband and daughter, but her search only turns into disappointment.Flaubert creates in Emma the image of a woman who is simultaneously vicious and charming, whose weaknesses are as attractive as her virtues. This paradox makes the heroine one of the most controversial and memorable figures in French literature.This edition is made taking into account the best traditions of translation, preserving the sophistication of style and nuances of the original. The novel "Madame Bovary" is not just a story of love and mistakes, but also a subtle analysis of the human soul, which does not lose its relevance after centuries. The book will be a real gift for connoisseurs of classical literature and deep psychological works.

The book is primarily aimed at those who are in a state of soul-searching, religious doubt, and searching for the meaning of life. It will also be of interest to readers who love to reason logically, learn new things, reflect, and who wish to rise above worldly concerns to ponder a very deep and important question: "Why are there so many religions in the world, and which one is the true one?" This work is a kind of guide to spiritual enlightenment, a repository of knowledge and experience accumulated over many years of my religious quest.

Aleksandr Lobanov prepodayet yogu s 1991 goda. On uchilsya u Fayeka Biria i Yeleny Ul'masbayevoy, prokhodil intensivy u Viktora Boyko, Andreya Siderskogo, Yeleny Fedotovoy, Anatoliya Zenchenko, Yogi Dinesha i u samogo B. K. S. Ayyengara. Za gody praktiki i prepodavaniya u nego slozhilos' sobstvennoye prochteniye khatkha-yogi, kotoroye on nazval Yogoy deystviy: asana vypolnyayetsya ne kak rezul'tat ekstremal'nykh usiliy, a sobirayetsya iz posledovatel'nosti osoznannykh nespeshnykh deystviy. Praktikuyushchiy razmeshchayet svoye yavnoye prisutstviye v opredelennykh uchastkakh tela, vypolnyayet imi zadannyye deystviya i uderzhivayet ikh rezul'taty do obreteniya final'noy formy asany. Praktika okazyvayetsya odnovremenno meditativnoy i intensivnoy, a travmobezopasnost' i terapevticheskiy effekt prikhodyat kak sledstviye, a ne kak spetsial'no postavlennaya tsel'. V knige opisano neskol'ko meditativnykh tekhnik i desyat' kompleksov asan, sto devyatnadtsat' polozheniy pokazany na fotografiyakh, tridtsat' pyat' asan vpervyye poluchili avtorskiye nazvaniya na sanskrite.