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The summer seemed like it would never end, it had been a few weeks of blistering heat. Flame didn't do much except try and keep out of the sun and keep cool. She went through the bare trees onto the dry grasslands. She sneezed and let a small fire out of her large nostrils... oh my goodness! Quickly the fire caught the grass, help she thought. She raised herself into the air in panic and shot her fire high. She could see Erif over on Nezca. What was wrong over on Egar? thought Erif, but he knew; he could see the smoke! Erif quickly flew over to the flame. Oh dear, he had to think and think fast. He could see the fire might spread in time and destroy Egar. He needed help, they all did, Erif knew there was only one thing he could do...

For the grown-up people too. Sometimes things other people say to us can really affect us and make us feel a little bit out of sorts. Even if it's from the people we love. Clover the lamb realises, with the help of his friends, that he has to be true to himself and do what gives him joy and also embrace whatever makes his little heart soar. And ... never forget to bounce ... Not ever!

'Walking in the dark abyss of pain and anguish made me feel like there was no hope for survival and that it was not worth it to carry on.I viewed love through a dark haze at times, and heartbreak embodied my life for many years; I took solace in drunken escapades with men and meaningless sexual experiences.This is my story; this is my truth; this is the real, raw, emotional, passionate, ecstatic, painful, genuine tale of my life.This is a tale of longing for so long when, if only I had held my head high and my shoulders upright, I would have realized it was me I was looking for in the mirror all along.'Cat Hopes

"Don't worry; we're together. We can do this." Charley and Kate are best friends. Their holiday adventures begin on the stunning island of Jersey where they meet Maisie, Robbie, William and Sienna for the first time. Building fires, paddling and surfing is exciting until danger strikes! Can Sienna save the group from disaster?

The Kingdom of Cambodia is struggling into the twenty-first century, following the Pol Pot "killing fields" which erased a third of the population in the late 1970s. The encroaching dragons of mighty China and vibrant Vietnam vie with the tiger of Thailand to squeeze the precious life from the Mekong River Basin. Politics is still dominated by the enduring shadow of the Khmer Rouge whose tentacles pervade a corrupt oligarchy, which is fighting to keep out the popular opposition leader, Sam Rainsy. With a backdrop of potential civil war, our hero Chief Inspector Suon has to solve the case of Leap Son. A body found at the end of the murderous six-hour bus journey from Battambang to Siem Reap. With a coachload of tourists, all with a tale to tell or a secret to keep. Will Chief Inspector Suon be able to solve a crime committed in full view of all yet seen by no-one? More importantly, will he be allowed to?

Jonny Hainsworth is an autistic, penniless orphan who lives in a caravan on his auntie's farm. He never seems to get it right. William Mortensen is an erudite, successful lawyer who lives behind electric gates and has a gardener. He never seems to get it wrong. But not everything is as it seems. William Mortensen is dead, slumped over a dank public bench in a rank public park. In and around this park hover shady characters - warm and humorous yet deviant and debauched. All of these characters have an interest in William Mortensen's life. All of these characters have an interest in William Mortensen's death. And now there is someone else interested in William Mortensen's life. And he is also interested in William Mortensen's death. No one seems to know who he is. No one seems to know what he is doing. He can't tell them. The man with no name is mute. This book is not about class. This book is not about money. This book is not about success. This book is not about failure. This book is about guilt. We all carry it. But how do we carry it? And what does it lead us to do? Jonny keeps asking. But Jonny keeps getting Short Shrift.

This book, written in an engaging, easy-to-understand and jargon-free way, dispels many of the myths and corrects much of the mis-information about nutrition that we see reported almost every day in newspapers and on television. The author gently guides readers towards a full and complete understanding of what happens to food after it enters our bodies. He discusses how to use nutrition and lifestyle to avoid many modern-day diseases such as obesity, heart disease, cancer and strokes. After reading this book, you will be able to make informed and healthy food choices that may prolong your life and improve the quality of it. If everybody in the country were to understand nutrition and follow the simple guidelines given here, there would be much less obesity and people would be much healthier and would probably live longer.

He is universally regarded as the world's most influential writer, whose works transcend cultures and time. Yet, in his homeland, one person in five has never seen or read a play by William Shakespeare.The author of this book believes the reason that so many fail to make the acquaintance of the Bard lies in the classroom. He feels the introduction to Shakespeare is made in the wrong way and to pupils of the wrong age.This book attempts to show that simple rhymes, evoking the powerful moral themes of Shakespearean drama, can engage the interest of young children more effectively than confronting teenagers with an incomprehensible text.

Why this Canadian believes Trump is the most important US president in history. Having survived 5 years inside a mind control cult as a young adult, Michael Peyton has a unique ability to sniff out the group-think brainwashing tactics employed by todays liberal political leaders and their mouthpieces in a large portion of the media. In his debut work My Family, a Cult and Trump, written as equal parts autobiography and political commentary, he explores the shifting ideological and political landscapes of the west, the slowly grasping tentacles of socialism, and how Trump has stepped in at just the right moment. Exposing everything

Exemplary Virtues of an Ordinary Man. This story deals with Jesus as a husband, father, and leader of a carpentry/construction crew, who is contemplating a new career as a rabbi, teacher and minister. Unacquainted with the politics of religion, he seeks the advice of family and friends about his new endeavor. Jesus soon finds himself caught between the Romans and the Sanhedrin Court, heading straight into a political storm. His mother and his wife form a dynamic pair who will strive to see his dream come to fruition despite how fraught with danger it seems to be. Meet James, Jesus older brother and crew foreman, and Simon, Jesus best

Half a Ton of Majestic Energy is a fictional account of the everyday activity and breathtaking drama that occurs at the many thoroughbred racetracks. Suspense. That is the one word that describes a day at the racetrack. Riders up The buglers call to the post. The Post Parade featuring the aristocratic half-ton animals and their colorfully-garbed courageous jockeys. Theyre off Then the homestretch finale voiced by the excited track announcer followed by ear-deafening suspense as the finish line is approached. Then the tote board results for the anxious betting public.

Within this collection of short stories by M.D. Butler are eight tales of horror, suspense, and mystery. An inventor goes beyond the boundaries of morality and science to bring back the woman he loves, but each reiteration just seems to take her farther away from him. Does he even know what hes truly searching for anymore? A late-night pit stop in a diner of death leads one man to question his resolve offinding a better life. As a merchant ship sets sail across the open waters, there might be someone among them with a thirst for more than delectable wines. This and much more awaits you in L.O.V.E Lost Over the Virtual Expanse. Be

Once a friend-scientist asked me What is meant by the inner life? I answered Read my poetry. He read, and he said Now I know. Longingsis a collection of the songs of a soul singing, crying, and laughing about the sun and the moon, reflected in the seemingly still waters of the lake, hiding the never-peaceful water-god and his court. Longingspaints the images of myriads of feelings and thoughts that find their lives in words. These words sketch the invisible world of pain, love, struggle, hope, hate, and all that our life offers us when we hear its voice.

Father Ignatius Oosterhoff, the rector of a failing seminary on the banks of the Ohio River in Angel, Ohio, gets more than he bargained for when the schools national advertisements for a new type of student draws a beach bum from California, Sylvester Ammons, who is secretly on the run from the law. It soon becomes apparent that he doesnt fit in, especially when his girlfriend has an abortion. However, he witnesses a murder at the school and joins forces with Father Oosterhoff to solve the crime. Together, they both become something other than what they were when they started out, and change the school in the process.

Frankfurt is at the crossroads of Europe. It is where for a thousand years the major trade routes between Amsterdam-Milan and Paris-Moscow have intersected. Today it is where thousands of people arrive, depart and change flights every day. Trade, transport and finance have been the lifeblood of Frankfurt. But it has also been the home of an amazing series of people who have made their mark in Frankfurt, in Germany and if not the whole world. They include Johann Wolfgang von Goethe the Shakespeare of German culture, Sibylla Merian the pioneer of botanical art, Alois Alzheimer who gave his name to the degenerative illness, Käthe Paulus who invented the modern parachute and the philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer. The most famous citizen of Frankfurt has been the banker Mayer Amschel Rothschild, whose rags to riches story is one of the most astounding in all human history. Hajdu interweaves the life and work of these people with the history and present features of Frankfurt. The result is a rich tapestry of a fascinating and very colourful city.