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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Sarah Kevin-Tan grips her desk at 3:47 AM, heart pounding. Just eleven days as Strategic Coordinator of the Brotherhood Group Co., she's thrust into greenlighting $8.4 million to rescue a Lagos textile co-op on the brink, saving 12,000 worker-owners from ruin.TechCorp dazzles with AI superpowers for dodging crises and revolutionizing healthcare. Trade-off Data surrender that nibbles away democratic guts. Her steely mother, scarred by a partnership that hemorrhaged 40 million souls, lurks nearby in tense silence. The slick exec layers on charm, easing into deeper ties until a Guatemala med blunder wipes out 23 patients, ripping the mask off.Watch rookie coordinators scramble: one uncle decoding yarn-wall conspiracies, another aunt annotating ironclad contracts mid-labor pains. They slash from billions to battle leaner, meaner. The Quiet War explodes with boardroom pratfalls, AI wipeouts, and family feuds funnier than a failed algorithm. Dive in with your co-op squad, howling at democracy's razor-sharp rumble against corporate silk gloves.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The Global Union wants NEMO shut down. Maya, Enzy, and Bruce are expanding it anyway.Five years in, their integrated systems are proving a bold idea: poverty is not destiny, it's design. Healthcare, finance, and employment now work together for 1.2 million people across 120 countries.Then comes the warning: appear before the committee, justify your work, and break it apart.They do the opposite.Fast expansion. New nodes. Bigger reach. More trouble. Suddenly, every institution built on poverty being permanent wants them stopped.Then Rwanda steps in with a national roll-out, and the real race begins.MAYA - THE RECKONING is a sharp, fast-moving social thriller about systems, resistance, and one very inconvenient truth: proving poverty is optional can be dangerous.Some things are worth fighting for.'While Maya was building NEMO's future, ZARINA was already meeting the people who would nearly end it.'.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Sarah Kevin-Tan grips her desk at 3:47 AM, heart pounding. Just eleven days as Strategic Coordinator of the Brotherhood Group Co., she's thrust into greenlighting $8.4 million to rescue a Lagos textile co-op on the brink, saving 12,000 worker-owners from ruin.TechCorp dazzles with AI superpowers for dodging crises and revolutionizing healthcare. Trade-off? Data surrender that nibbles away democratic guts. Her steely mother, scarred by a partnership that hemorrhaged 40 million souls, lurks nearby in tense silence. The slick exec layers on charm, easing into deeper ties until a Guatemala med blunder wipes out 23 patients, ripping the mask off.Watch rookie coordinators scramble: one uncle decoding yarn-wall conspiracies, another aunt annotating ironclad contracts mid-labor pains. They slash from billions to battle leaner, meaner. The Quiet War explodes with boardroom pratfalls, AI wipeouts, and family feuds funnier than a failed algorithm. Dive in with your co-op squad, howling at democracy's razor-sharp rumble against corporate silk gloves. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Global Union wants them shut down. They're expanding anyway.Maya, Enzy, and Bruce Nadhir have spent five years building NEMO, a network of integrated systems proving poverty is a design choice, not destiny. Healthcare that prevents errors. Finance that builds wealth. Employment that creates opportunity. All working together, serving 1.2 million people across 120 countries.Then the Global Union of Nations sends a letter: Appear before our committee. Justify your unauthorized operations. Submit to regulations designed to fragment integration back into separated systems.The siblings refuse to comply.Instead, they expand aggressively. Deploy 2,000 new nodes in four weeks. Reach communities so quickly that shutting NEMO down becomes political crisis rather than policy decision. Make themselves essential before institutions can make them illegal.But rapid expansion awakens opposition they didn't anticipate. Real estate corporations funding attacks because tenants are buying properties collectively. Microfinance institutions lobbying against NEMO because people access fair lending. Banks losing deposits because collective investment beats savings accounts.Every business model built on poverty being permanent sees NEMO as existential threat.The confrontation escalates. Governments pressure. Hackers attack. Volunteers face arrest. Communities mobilize to defend nodes. The question becomes: Can grassroots innovation survive when institutions with billions want it destroyed?Then Rwanda announces they're adopting NEMO nationally. Thirteen million people. Comprehensive integration as official government policy. If they succeed, dozens of countries follow. If they fail, NEMO remains marginal experiment institutions can ignore.Everything hinges on the next twelve months.MAYA - THE RECKONING is the story of how comprehensive solutions confront institutional resistance. How communities defend systems that serve them. How three siblings prove their dead father was right about what's possible, even when powerful forces insist change is impossible."Some things are worth fighting for. Proving poverty is optional? That's worth everything." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - 'This is a reflective educational edition, not a standard children's paperback.'.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A global healthcare collapse. A weaponized cure. One man running out of time.What would you sacrifice to save three million lives?Dr. Enzy Kevin already knows the answer.Everything.His father did.Kevin died at thirty-five, carrying a framework that could have changed the world. He died too young, too exhausted, and far too alone, leaving behind a son who inherited not just the vision, but the bill.Twenty years later, Enzy stands where his father once stood, staring into a system that looks fine from a distance and terrifying up close. Antibiotic-resistant infections are spreading through NEMO's 500 million participants. Without intervention, millions will die. Naturally, that's a terrible plan.The framework exists.The funding exists.The need is real.What doesn't exist is the one thing Enzy can no longer pretend he can do without: help.To stop the coming catastrophe, Enzy must assemble the impossible: an epidemiologist from Nairobi, a pharmacologist from Singapore, an infectious disease specialist from the Global Health Org, a public health policy expert from Dubai, and a clinical geneticist from Mumbai. Together, they may build what one brilliant mind never could.But the deeper they go, the stranger and more dangerous the truth becomes.Bacteria evolve faster than policy. Pharma has walked away from the future of antibiotics. Governments fear systems they can't control. Cultural resistance can wreck the best medical solution. And somewhere in the shadows, someone is waiting to turn failure into a weapon.As the body count rises and the stakes climb to civilization-scale, Enzy is forced to confront the legacy of the man before him and the mistake that nearly consumed them both.Because saving millions is hard.Doing it without burning out, breaking down, or becoming your father?That's the real emergency. A high-stakes science-fiction medical conspiracy thriller about a man racing to stop a global catastrophe before it begins, while the system, and someone inside it, fight to make sure he fails. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. At fourteen, Kevin watches a five-year-old drink a carton of chocolate milk like it is the last mercy left in the world. That single moment changes everything. From beach parties and reckless teenage nights to the cold machinery of banks, investment firms, and insurance companies, Kevin is pulled into a world where money bends reality, poverty multiplies itself, and survival comes with a price tag. What begins as curiosity becomes obsession, and what begins as a question becomes a mission. The One Dream of Many Deceased: Nashaa is a bold, emotionally charged journey through awakening, ambition, and the fierce temptation to look away. Part coming-of-age, part social reckoning, and part intimate human drama, this is a story for readers who enjoy fiction that entertains, provokes, and lingers long after the last page. One boy notices what the world refuses to see.That is where the real story begins. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "This is a reflective educational edition, not a standard children's paperback." This is not just a story for children.It is a story for families. For classrooms. For conversations that matter, A Story and Discussion Companion for Families, Schools and Future LeadersThrough the journey of one young boy, this book explores purpose, courage, responsibility, and the quiet power of belief.Written for readers aged 8 and above, yet deeply resonant for adults, this book invites reflection on: What change truly meansWhere responsibility beginsHow one life can carry many hopesWhat Makes This Edition Special?Encourages critical thinking and emotional intelligenceDesigned to spark meaningful family conversationsA leadership starter for childrenIdeal for classrooms and homeschoolingThis is a book to be gifted.To be discussed.To be revisited.A meaningful addition to any family or school library. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Sarah Kevin-Tan grips her desk at 3:47 AM, heart pounding. Just eleven days as Strategic Coordinator of the Brotherhood Group Co., she's thrust into greenlighting $8.4 million to rescue a Lagos textile co-op on the brink, saving 12,000 worker-owners from ruin. TechCorp dazzles with AI superpowers for dodging crises and revolutionizing healthcare. Trade-off? Data surrender that nibbles away democratic guts. Her steely mother, scarred by a partnership that hemorrhaged 40 million souls, lurks nearby in tense silence. The slick exec layers on charm, easing into deeper ties until a Guatemala med blunder wipes out 23 patients, ripping the mask off.Watch rookie coordinators scramble: one uncle decoding yarn-wall conspiracies, another aunt annotating ironclad contracts mid-labor pains. They slash from billions to battle leaner, meaner. The Quiet War explodes with boardroom pratfalls, AI wipeouts, and family feuds funnier than a failed algorithm. Dive in with your co-op squad, howling at democracy's razor-sharp rumble against corporate silk gloves. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Global Union wants them shut down. They're expanding anyway.Maya, Enzy, and Bruce Nadhir have spent five years building NEMO, a network of integrated systems proving poverty is a design choice, not destiny. Healthcare that prevents errors. Finance that builds wealth. Employment that creates opportunity. All working together, serving 1.2 million people across 120 countries.Then the Global Union of Nations sends a letter: Appear before our committee. Justify your unauthorized operations. Submit to regulations designed to fragment integration back into separated systems.The siblings refuse to comply.Instead, they expand aggressively. Deploy 2,000 new nodes in four weeks. Reach communities so quickly that shutting NEMO down becomes political crisis rather than policy decision. Make themselves essential before institutions can make them illegal.But rapid expansion awakens opposition they didn't anticipate. Real estate corporations funding attacks because tenants are buying properties collectively. Microfinance institutions lobbying against NEMO because people access fair lending. Banks losing deposits because collective investment beats savings accounts.Every business model built on poverty being permanent sees NEMO as existential threat.The confrontation escalates. Governments pressure. Hackers attack. Volunteers face arrest. Communities mobilize to defend nodes. The question becomes: Can grassroots innovation survive when institutions with billions want it destroyed?Then Rwanda announces they're adopting NEMO nationally. Thirteen million people. Comprehensive integration as official government policy. If they succeed, dozens of countries follow. If they fail, NEMO remains marginal experiment institutions can ignore.Everything hinges on the next twelve months.MAYA - THE RECKONING is the story of how comprehensive solutions confront institutional resistance. How communities defend systems that serve them. How three siblings prove their dead father was right about what's possible, even when powerful forces insist change is impossible."Some things are worth fighting for. Proving poverty is optional? That's worth everything." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A global healthcare collapse. A weaponized cure. One man running out of time.What would you sacrifice to save three million lives?Dr. Enzy Kevin already knows the answer.Everything.His father did.Kevin died at thirty-five, carrying a framework that could have changed the world. He died too young, too exhausted, and far too alone, leaving behind a son who inherited not just the vision, but the bill.Twenty years later, Enzy stands where his father once stood, staring into a system that looks fine from a distance and terrifying up close. Antibiotic-resistant infections are spreading through NEMO's 500 million participants. Without intervention, millions will die. Naturally, that's a terrible plan.The framework exists.The funding exists.The need is real.What doesn't exist is the one thing Enzy can no longer pretend he can do without: help.To stop the coming catastrophe, Enzy must assemble the impossible: an epidemiologist from Nairobi, a pharmacologist from Singapore, an infectious disease specialist from the Global Health Org, a public health policy expert from Dubai, and a clinical geneticist from Mumbai. Together, they may build what one brilliant mind never could.But the deeper they go, the stranger and more dangerous the truth becomes.Bacteria evolve faster than policy. Pharma has walked away from the future of antibiotics. Governments fear systems they can't control. Cultural resistance can wreck the best medical solution. And somewhere in the shadows, someone is waiting to turn failure into a weapon.As the body count rises and the stakes climb to civilization-scale, Enzy is forced to confront the legacy of the man before him and the mistake that nearly consumed them both.Because saving millions is hard.Doing it without burning out, breaking down, or becoming your father?That's the real emergency. A high-stakes science-fiction medical conspiracy thriller about a man racing to stop a global catastrophe before it begins, while the system, and someone inside it, fight to make sure he fails. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if one small act of kindness could change everything? In a quiet town, one ordinary boy begins asking an extraordinary question: "What if I could make tomorrow better?" Instead of waiting for grown-ups to fix the world, he starts small - planting a tree, helping a friend, standing up for what's right. But something magical happens. Others begin to notice. One act becomes two. Two become many. Soon, an entire community begins to change. The Boy Who Wanted to Change the World is a heartwarming story that teaches children: heartwarming story that teaches children: The power of kindnessThe strength of unityThe importance of taking actionThat even one child can make a differencePerfect for ages 8+, this inspiring story encourages young readers to believe in themselves and the impact they can have on the world around them. Because real change doesn't start with power. It starts with courage. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Nashaa: intoxication, obsession, the consuming fire that overtakes reason and remakes everything it touches.Kevin is fourteen years old when a five-year-old child drinks a carton of chocolate milk as if it is the only thing keeping him alive.The moment lasts twenty seconds. Its consequences last a lifetime.The novel follows Kevin from adolescence through his early thirties, from a reckless, disengaged teenager who sneaks out to beach parties and resents school, to a young man quietly consumed by a question that refuses to fade: Why do societies design systems that keep poor people poor?Why is poverty treated as inevitable when evidenceconsistently shows it is structural?Kevin does not have a plan. He has an obsession.He begins documenting, first in notebooks, then through meticulous research, every system failure he observes. Healthcare that excludes those who need it most. Financial systems built on prerequisites that guarantee exclusion. Education designed for credentials rather than capability. Social protection that punishes people for improving their circumstances.What he uncovers is not failure of individuals, but failure of design.Running through this intellectual awakening is Kevin's personal life. His friendships. His first love. The relationships that shape him, and the growing distance between who he is becoming and the world that expects him to accept things as they are.This is not just a story of ideas.It is a story of cost.What it takes to care this much.What it gives in return.By his early thirties, Kevin has outlined something unprecedented: a comprehensive framework to accelerate humanity's progress by redesigning the systems of economic participation that hold billion back.The novel does not end with a solution.It ends with a commitment.Kevin has found his purpose.The work is just beginning.Raw. Unflinching. Necessary.If this story finds you, it found you for a reason. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…