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Study Hacks: How to become a straight-A student while studying less by Robinson Lumontod III 4.0 Stars (13 Reviews)    Price verified 2 hours ago

Do you want to become a consistent straight-A student? This book is what you need. The Study Hacks aims to provide effective learning strategies that will help you achieve unlimited memory and productive school life. This book contains scientifically proven memory hacks that will allow you to achieve more success in school with less effort. In this book you will learn: ? The effective study hacks that straight-A students use ? The study methods that transform an average student into a genius ? How to study less ...

Genre: Education & Teaching [x] / Length: 43 Pages (314 KB) / Lending: Not Enabled / Added: May 29th, 2024

The Green Thumb’s Guide: Cultivating a flourishing garden by J.W. Smith 5.0 Stars (2 Reviews)    Price verified 10 hours ago

The best guide for gardening step by step! Sometimes going back to the basics that everyone forgets is the best way to go! This book highlight the fundamentals, which as we all know fundamentals are the foundation and most important aspects of anything. After reading this book you will pay attention to details, things you never knew would affect gardening, you will grow an instinct and have a natural green thumb! When people ask about how you've made the best garden... You will recommend this book!

Genre: Education & Teaching [x] / Length: 77 Pages / Lending: Not Enabled / Added: May 29th, 2024

49 C.A.G. Repeats by Robert Tedder 5.0 Stars (1 Review)    Price verified 10 hours ago

"I have Huntington's disease." When Mark Tanner heard Emily say this, he knew the disease that is a ticking time bomb. Huntington's disease is a defective gene on the fourth chromosome of the body's twenty-three chromosomes. Babies born of a Huntington's parent have a 50-50 chance of developing the disease. A person's normal chromosome count is seventeen to twenty, and anything above that will develop a disease that will slow a person's speech, lead to uncontrollable body movements, a feeding tube, and a very painful death. Emily ...

Genre: Education & Teaching [x] / Length: 212 Pages (1,965 KB) / Lending: Not Enabled / Added: May 29th, 2024
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