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1. 1. Backgammon For Dummies

   

   A beginner-friendly guide that teaches the fundamentals of backgammon, explaining the rules, how to move and bear off, and the workings of the doubling cube, then builds into practical tactics like opening plays, checker play, blocking and hitting strategies, and match-play considerations; it also covers probability concepts, common mistakes to avoid, basic endgame techniques, and tips for improving through practice and study so new players can move from casual play to confident competitive decisions.

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2. 2. All Hail Our Robot Conquerors!

   

3. 3. Devlin's Luck

   

   Devlin’s Luck is the 2002 fantasy novel by Patricia Bray, the first in The Sword of Change series.

4. 4. Dimensions Of Madeleine L'engle

   
5. 5. Marvel Absolutely Everything You Need To Know

   

   A compact, illustrated guide to the Marvel Universe that surveys its history across comics, films and television while profiling major heroes, villains, teams and storylines; explains origins, powers, key events and relationships; traces the development of the cinematic universe and its links to comic lore; and offers behind-the-scenes insights, creator highlights, timelines and recommended reading/viewing, making it both an accessible primer for newcomers and a handy reference for longtime fans.

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6. 6. Ghosts Of Grand Rapids

   

7. 7. Antifa

   

   A sweeping account that traces anti-fascist movements from their origins in interwar Europe to their contemporary revival, combining historical research, on-the-ground reporting, and political analysis to explain how activists have organized against fascism and white supremacy. It examines the tactics—ranging from community self-defense and direct action to broader coalition-building—the ethical and strategic debates within the movement, and the ways state power and mainstream politics have shaped its development. The book argues that confronting organized far-right violence is a necessary, if contested, component of defending democratic society and explores the practical dilemmas activists face in balancing effectiveness, legality, and public perception.