In this outrageous roller-coaster story Joost Nillisssen recounts the hilarious adventures of his alter ego Mr Yosht, presented here as an elderly gentleman and a Dylanologist of some repute, who inexplicably finds himself forced into a life of continual crime for which he turns out to be ill equipped.

In sixty-nine short stories and drawings Mr Yosht encounters some unsavoury characters such as the one-eyed undertaker, Tiny Giant and Clean Mary. Others will become his friends and save his li...

As identified with the electron microscope in 1980, your body creates a new hair, skin, muscle, brain or bone cells using a little vitamin from the air.

Your body requires thousands the whole day. Due to fine dust, there are too few of them in the air. Which is why nowadays, our immune system breaks down too often.

In this book you will find the original brilliant report.

The necessary free additional sources of this vitamin, as well as the solutions to the heavy puzzles that weren’t identi...

Lose yourself in the wondrous world of Lunis Aquaria.

Explore daunting deserts, treacherous mountains and the deep blue of the Morcain sea.

If you enjoy the fairy tales of old you will enjoy this collection of nine short adventure stories.

Coming of beasts:

A mysterious Lady uses her powers to cultivate the land. When five otherworldly visitors arrive, she gives them a set of powers to aid them on their quest.

The sacred maiden:

When a young girl's house is raided, she escapes. One t...

Several recent security incidents show that decision-making on cyber-security can have consequences reaching far into the future. In a world of further digitalization, interconnectedness, and increasing activities of cyber-criminals, the question is how the decision-making needs to adapt to ensure security.

More than 15 years of research has been conducted in the field of security economics on security investment decision-making. Although the field of security economics already recognizes sta...

It's been a few years since I published my book 'Find your way', that also was full of advice about dealing with the several symptoms of Trisomy-X-syndrome. Finally I found time again to write a whole new book. All of my earlier published books about Trisomy-X-syndrome are replaced now by two new books. On March the 14th 2020 I published my new children's book 'Step forward with an extra X', and now here's my new book for anyone who feels lke reading it (I had to split the age category for th...

When people play hide and seek, this is a common game and the results are pretty easy to overcome. What happens if the gods in the universe twiddle around with their possible devices? Charlotte, situated in London, and Nora, living in Turin, Italy, are about to find out!

This organizer don’t need electricity.

It will always keep functioning to fulfill an important purpose: to keep your own overview of preparations when you need it.

Emergency planning is part of human nature.

Extra food in the freezer, in case you need it for later.

A spare tire and a bug out bag in your car.

We all do some form of prep for whatever might happen.

Be Pready with your survival organizer,

prepared and ready.

In a time when organizations must operate faster, better, more enjoyable, costeffective, and safer, agility is crucial. The Agile mindset provides an answer to this challenge, but why do so many transformations fail, and why are the promises of Agile not always fulfilled?

Change manager Jeroen Stoter points out the sore spot. The crucial role of the management team is often denied and forgotten in Agile transformations, but it is precisely the role of the management team that is essential for...

Why do we like a certain food? Will healthy food make us feel happier? And if so, how can we make healthy food taste better? If depression and anxiety can be a result of an unhealthy intestinal flora, how can we improve that? And why is chocolate so tasty and does it really make us happier? What does food do to our brain and can we anticipate the effects? Could we get happier and smarter by picking the right things to eat?

This book will give a peak into the research on how to cultivate emot...

In this book, Mathilde Scholtes describes her personal experiences of cultural differences while living in Brazil. This collection of surprises, misunderstandings, and sometimes hilarious stories reflects that it is almost impossible for a foreigner to grasp the Brazilian spirit. It takes place between 2009 and 2016 against the backdrop of the rise and fall of the Brazilian economy.

As a child, Mathilde was already fascinated by discovering the world. Her career decisions were driven by chall...