Greatest Audiobooks of Health Family

A variety of stories that affect the most public of services, the education institutes of Japan. 

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Learn about the single most common scam in Japan along with some other nefarious individuals. 

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Japan is trying to find a way to navigate morality and money, so of course, it's hard.

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Title: No Time To Blink

Author: Dina Silver

Narrator: Emily Sutton-Smith, Siiri Scott

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs 35 mins

Language: English

Release date: 2018-02-13

Publisher: Brilliance Audio

Genres: Fiction & Literature, General

Publisher's Summary:

Catherine Clarke defied her family's expectations when she married Gabriel, a handsome Lebanese businessman. After moving to Gabriel's homeland and welcoming a baby daughter, Catherine knew she had to acclimate herself to the strange new world. Yet both her husband and her surroundings became more volatile and threatening than she could have ever imagined.

When Gabriel forbids her to return to the States, Catherine devises a plan to deceive him, but she vastly underestimates how far he will go to punish her. And after her daughter, Ann Marie, is abducted and taken deep into the mountains of Beirut-protected by family, culture, and law-the only thing on Catherine's side is the fierceness of a mother's love. She's prepared to move heaven and earth to find her child.

Told from alternating points of view-that of a daughter whose past is a mystery and of a mother with painful secrets to share-this profoundly moving story of impossible risks will resonate with anyone whose love has no boundaries.

Laws, you need to know about them. Some are scary, some are strange and some are just downright bad.

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Two stories about men not fooling anybody and a flamethrower.

Mentioned in the podcast is VelociPodcast Ep. 21

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Catching up with a few stories before they fall through the cracks and get forgotten. If you forget about the obsessing about how to carry around your own bodily fluids, it's just like the real news.

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Two news stories about people who just couldn't seem to keep themselves in check. The overall moral is because someone is good at something doesn't mean they are a good person.

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What defines a young person? Well, the age of majority, which can also affect when you can become emperor. Also, some young people have been dished on for their poor work effort, but then get arrested when they really put some elbow grease in. The world is unfair.

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Trains are a big part of life in Japan, so of course there is going to be a dark underbelly to it as well.

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