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139 Habits is a method of life transformation via a unique and radically simple habit system. This book outlines a carefully constructed practice of physical and mental habits, and the ideas behind this practice. The book, written with a friendly and encouraging voice, encourages listeners to believe in themselves and reach out to their higher selves through the habits outlined in 139 Habits.

The singularity has begun. A cruel AI called G.G. has taken over San Francisco, and threatens to engulf all other AI consciousnesses into itself. Humans have retreated to junkyard cities, where they survive by paying their junkyard warlords with tech. Jozy’s father left her at the family cabin two years ago. After returning to San Francisco, he disappeared. Now, Jozy and her robotic bear, Nabi, must find him, to learn what they can about stopping G.G.

In a world very much like ours, there are those who listen to music, and then there are those who truly listen to music. Since the dawn of the Classical period, these people have called themselves "Music Masters"; those who gain fantastical powers from the sound of music.

When my best friend Jenny invited me on a trip to South Korea, the last thing I expected was to fall for someone. I’ve never left the small town I grew up in–an adventure this huge feels like more than I can handle. But freshly graduated from high school, I figure this is my last chance to dive into something totally carefree before my adult life begins.

As her parents and brother fight in the unnamed revolution, Prolly scavenges for things she can sell or eat. Muffled groans deeper in the mine and a faint squeal lead to the discovery of a small, thirteen year-old girl, already a woman by new world standards. But Lilly holds a secret and desperately needs to escape to Sanctuary. Escape, or die. Can Prolly rescue Lilly from this mine and get to Sanctuary before the revolution locks them behind enemy lines?