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Linux Essentials for Hackers & Pentesters

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Linux Essentials for Hackers & Pentesters by the Linux Advocate Team is a practical guide aimed at individuals interested in learning Linux from a cybersecurity and penetration testing perspective. The book covers foundational Linux knowledge that is crucial for ethical hackers and security professionals, focusing on the command line, system navigation, file manipulation, and security tools commonly used in penetration testing. It introduces core Linux concepts and practical skills for setting up environments for hacking, ethical hacking techniques, and understanding the Linux-based systems commonly targeted in cybersecurity attacks. The book serves as a stepping stone for beginners in the field of hacking and cybersecurity, helping them gain the necessary skills to perform basic penetration tests and security assessments using Linux.

Listen

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Listen by Kathryn Mannix is a reflective and compassionate exploration of the art of listening, particularly in sensitive or challenging contexts. Drawing on her extensive experience as a palliative care physician, Mannix discusses how truly listening to others, especially those facing illness or difficult life situations, can provide comfort, understanding, and healing. Through real-life stories and examples, the book illustrates the profound impact of empathetic listening, both for those sharing their thoughts and for those providing support. It highlights the importance of being present, offering emotional support, and truly hearing what others need in times of vulnerability.

Literary Theory

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*Literary Theory: The Basics* by Hans Bertens is an accessible and concise introduction to the key concepts and schools of thought in literary theory. The book covers a wide range of approaches to literary analysis, from traditional methods like formalism and structuralism to more contemporary perspectives such as postmodernism, feminism, Marxism, and postcolonial theory. Bertens explains how each theoretical approach offers a different lens through which to interpret literature, highlighting the major ideas, influential theorists, and the debates surrounding each theory. The book also includes discussions on the relationship between literature and society, the role of the reader, and the ways literary theory has evolved over time. *Literary Theory* is an excellent resource for students and anyone new to the field, offering a clear overview of the major schools of thought while providing context and understanding of their significance in the study of literature.

Little Liar

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"Little Liar" by Leigh Rivers is a gripping psychological thriller that revolves around the complex dynamics of trust and deception within a seemingly perfect family. The story follows a young girl whose life takes a dark turn when a shocking secret comes to light, forcing her to confront the lies she has been told and the reality she has been living. As tensions escalate, the narrative delves into themes of betrayal, the quest for truth, and the lengths one will go to protect those they love. With unexpected twists and an intense emotional core, "Little Liar" keeps readers on the edge of their seats as the layers of the story unravel.

Little Mushroom

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Little Mushroom by Shisi is a charming and heartwarming children's book that tells the story of a little mushroom who embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Set in a magical forest, the book follows the mushroom as it navigates challenges, meets various characters, and learns valuable life lessons about growth, resilience, and embracing one’s unique qualities. The simple yet engaging narrative is paired with beautiful illustrations, making it an enjoyable read for young children. The story conveys themes of friendship, courage, and the importance of being true to oneself. Little Mushroom is a delightful read that encourages children to appreciate their individuality and the world around them.

Little Stranger

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"The Little Stranger" by Leigh Rivers is a captivating novel that combines elements of mystery and psychological drama. The story follows a young woman who discovers a hidden journal that unravels dark secrets from her family's past. As she delves deeper into the journal's contents, she uncovers a web of intrigue and emotional turmoil that challenges her understanding of her own identity and relationships. Rivers crafts a gripping narrative that explores themes of memory, family dynamics, and the impact of history on the present. With its rich character development and suspenseful plot twists, "The Little Stranger" keeps readers engaged as the protagonist navigates the complexities of her family's legacy and the haunting truths that emerge from it.

Lives of the Stoics

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*Lives of the Stoics: The Art of Living from Zeno to Marcus Aurelius* by Ryan Holiday is a compelling exploration of the lives and teachings of the key figures of Stoic philosophy. Through a series of biographical sketches, Holiday examines the lives of Stoic philosophers—from Zeno, the founder of Stoicism, to Emperor Marcus Aurelius—and illustrates how their principles can be applied to modern life. The book highlights the personal challenges and triumphs of each philosopher, showing how their Stoic beliefs helped them navigate adversity, political power, and personal struggles. By weaving together historical anecdotes with practical wisdom, *Lives of the Stoics* not only introduces readers to the foundational Stoic figures but also provides timeless lessons on resilience, virtue, and the pursuit of a meaningful life. This book is ideal for anyone looking to learn more about Stoicism or seeking inspiration for living a more thoughtful, purposeful existence.

Local Woman Missing

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*Local Woman Missing* by Mary Kubica is a gripping psychological thriller that weaves together the mysterious disappearances of two women from a quiet suburban neighborhood. The story alternates between multiple perspectives and timelines, focusing on **Meredith** and **Delilah**, a mother and daughter who vanish without a trace, leaving their family and the community shattered. As the narrative unfolds, secrets begin to surface, and a complex web of lies, betrayal, and dark truths is revealed. Years later, Delilah is found alive, but the mystery of what happened during the time she was missing remains unsolved. As Delilah and others piece together the events, they discover that nothing is as it seems, and the truth may be far more shocking than they could have imagined. *Local Woman Missing* is a suspenseful and twisty tale of family secrets, psychological tension, and the deep scars left by trauma. It keeps readers on the edge of their seat until the very last page.

Lock Every Door

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*Lock Every Door* by Riley Sager is a fast-paced psychological thriller that follows **Jules Larsen**, a young woman struggling to make ends meet in New York City. When she accepts a high-paying job as an apartment sitter in a luxurious, mysterious building called **The Bartholomew**, she thinks her luck has finally changed. However, she quickly discovers that the building hides dark secrets. The residents, who are wealthy and eccentric, seem to live by their own set of rules, and Jules soon becomes entangled in a web of bizarre occurrences. As she digs deeper into the history of The Bartholomew, she learns that previous apartment sitters have gone missing under suspicious circumstances, and that the building may be hiding more than just its glamorous façade. With gripping suspense, twists, and a darkly atmospheric setting, *Lock Every Door* is a tense, nail-biting thriller that keeps readers guessing until its shocking conclusion.

Lolita

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"Lolita" by Vladimir Nabokov is a controversial and masterfully written novel that tells the story of Humbert Humbert, a middle-aged literature professor who becomes infatuated with his landlady's young daughter, Dolores Haze, whom he nicknames "Lolita." The narrative is presented through Humbert's unreliable perspective, blending dark humor with a profound exploration of obsession, manipulation, and the complexities of desire. As Humbert navigates a morally reprehensible path, the novel raises unsettling questions about love, power, and the nature of art. Nabokov's exquisite prose and intricate wordplay make "Lolita" a significant literary work, celebrated for its stylistic brilliance while also provoking deep ethical discussions about its themes. Despite its controversial subject matter, it remains a landmark in 20th-century literature.

Long Day’s Journey Into Night

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Long Day’s Journey Into Night by Eugene O’Neill is a deeply autobiographical play that explores the complexities of family, addiction, and regret. Set over the course of a single day in the summer of 1912, the drama follows the Tyrone family—James, a once-great actor; his morphine-addicted wife, Mary; and their two sons, the cynical Jamie and the tubercular Edmund—as they navigate cycles of love, resentment, and self-destruction. Through raw, poetic dialogue, O’Neill paints a harrowing portrait of a family trapped in the past, unable to escape their personal demons.

Long Walk to Freedom

Original price was: ₨ 2,320.Current price is: ₨ 1,560.
Long Walk to Freedom is the autobiographical account of Nelson Mandela, detailing his journey from his early life in rural South Africa to his role as a leader in the fight against apartheid. The book explores Mandela's experiences of hardship, his imprisonment for 27 years, and the eventual triumph of his efforts to dismantle the racially segregated system. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, Mandela chronicles his struggles, sacrifices, and deep commitment to justice and equality, offering an intimate look at the man behind the political icon. This powerful memoir highlights his enduring dedication to peace, freedom, and human rights.