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  • av Darlene G Dandan
    125,-

    Set in a forest far, far away, a unique friendship blossoms between an elephant and a butterfly, despite their big differences.One day, a great storm came and ravaged through the forest, causing immense destruction!Looking at the devastation, the duo took it upon themselves to save their home and their friends.Discover how the elephant and the butterfly survived and how they learned to rely on each other's unique strengths and create a bond that will last forever!

  • av Joseph Green
    155 - 255,-

  • av Dannelle Barnes
    159,-

    Dr. Adilene Roth creates a breakthrough medical marvel she deems Synthetic Antimicrobial Proliferation (SAP).Her mentor and future presidential hopeful, Dr. William Hersey, has bigger plans for SAP than curing infectious diseases.However, the miracle is short-lived. SAP and the Merged hide a secret that changes everything.Dr. Roth must now clear her name, find a cure and survive 'the Merged, ' all while trying to escape the clutches of her powerful enemy, Dr. Hersey.

  • av Patricia Fleming
    169

    It is a daily struggle trying to navigate this crazy world as a simple, emotional, and superbly flawed human being.The poems contained in this book delve into relationships that we as human beings must juggle and ultimately master in order to survive this life and become fulfilled, reasonably happy people.The hope is to inspire, educate, amuse, and touch the hearts and souls of the reader through honest and relatable poetic pieces of work by a fellow, sympathetic human being.

  • av Chelsea Esquivel
    139 - 185,-

  • av Maan Al Saleh
    145,-

    The Art of Selling IT Technology to Large Enterprises is a special educational book for IT salespeople.It is intended to be their reference book to generate more business and to add major value to their trusted customers.

  • av Joey Tawil
    135

    Sam and Jemma stood facing the oncoming raiders with no weapons.As the raider drew near, the air shimmers by Sam and Jemma's right hands; an axe appeared in Sam's hand, while a sword appeared in Jemma's.The raiders were dead in a few heartbeats and the weapons shimmered out of existence.The bears were back.

  • av David Curry
    149 - 259,-

  • av John Neisser
    179 - 295,-

  • av Marissa Koons
    129,-

    Discover the poignant journey of Natalie as she faces adversity caused by The Cool Kids, her missed school treat, and a disastrous surprise party. However, her mother takes her to a special place, reminding her of the brilliant light within her. Inspired, Natalie learns the importance of shining brightly to guide others through darkness. This uplifting tale is a testament to friendship, resilience, and the transformative power of inner strength.

  • av Glenn Roszmann
    139,-

    Color brings joy to our world. We can see color in the variety of birds and animals, color in the cars and houses, color in the rainbows that arch over us. But when Justin saw the incredible colors that tie-dye offered, then he wanted it.Knowing that his mother could do just about anything, he gave her the challenge to figure out how to make him one of those beautiful tie-dye t-shirts. That's when the adventure and fun begins. He had no idea what his mother, and himself, would have to go through to make his wish come true.

  • av Michael H Hart
    149 - 259,-

  • av Nicholson
    145,-

    The story begins in the womb. Our heroine is born into a very happy life with adoring parents who she comes to love deeply. Then, tragically, she becomes an orphan when her beloved parents are killed in an air crash. She has to go into an orphanage and then a foster home and at long last she is adopted by a lovely couple but she can never love them. She wants to be an actress and eventually ends up in Los Angeles. At the age of twenty-one she inherits a fortune from her parents. She marries a man who she thinks is her dream. But is he her dream or is there another agenda at play?

  • av Pearl Rodgers
    115,-

    Unloved, yet strong and spirited, nine year old Charlotte Tetterton survives the cruelty and oppression of the King's family with kindness and love for her animal friends... her only friends, whom she speaks to every day. She tries to make a clever plan to get a letter to her mummy, who is living in a faraway country, in hopes that her mummy would come quickly to rescue her and her older sister Moyra. Moyra has no idea what Charlotte is suffering on a daily basis at the King's house. Charlotte is hesitant to tell Moyra for fear that she would cause her to sacrifice her educational goals because of her and make Moyra very unhappy. When Charlotte's plans fail, she runs in desperation to the friendly village Postmaster who has always been kind to her. Charlotte reveals all to the Postmaster of what has been going on at the King's house that causes her great distress on a daily basis. When the friendly postmaster visits Mrs. King, Charlotte is terrified. She is sure that he has broken his promise to help her and has come to tell Mrs. King all that Charlotte has revealed. Charlotte is quite sure that this can only result in terrible discipline for speaking badly about the King's family to such a respected man in the village. Charlotte dreams of a handsome Prince coming to rescue her as in the story of Cinderella...

  • av Strobe Driver
    155 - 255,-

  • av Charlie Hogg
    145 - 245

  • av Tiamara Zohar
    125 - 179,-

  • av Essence Jemiola
    155 - 255,-

  • av Ahmed Abdul Kadhim Alasawi
    155,-

    The events of this novel take place in London and Manchester. Sofia tells her life story to Victoria, a young girl, as they stand on Westminster Bridge in the heart of the vibrant city of London. Sofia's life story starts after Big Ben of sound announcing her events, as a child in primary school to her adolescent years, and then becoming a medical student at Queen Mary University while battling breast cancer. Her journey in the past explains the trials and the hell she faced after going through the surgery of eradication. Sofia had to continue her studies if she wanted to become a doctor, but first she'd have to learn to be emotionally stronger to be able to move forward. Sofia spent time researching the growth of human organs, therefore, she wrote a medicine research about that, for it she would to find someone to work with her and that what happened when met with professor Anna scientist and director of the Medical Research Center (MRC) at Manchester University to discuss her findings and to see if there was a possibility to research them in reality. Anna agreed sharing that with Sofia and could be beneficial to the world even though it was so complex topic. Victoria is taken in with Sofia's story because her friend Jasmine has breast cancer but she refuses the surgery of eradication. Victoria hopes that Sofia's inspiration can help to convince Jasmine to get surgery for survival. What if Jasmine still refuses eradication? Will she choose death? What will be the alternative if Sofia could convince her? Will Sofia and professor Anna's medical research provide solutions to science? This is what the novel will tell us.

  • av Janice Gunstone
    115,-

    In this third book of a series, the community are trying to set up a flying school to teach the young elves and fairies how to fly. Alfred helps them set up a camp for the participants. Billy and Lionel are invited to attend and help out. Madam Erle is up to her tricks causing concern as usual. Her grandson Tristan is lost and there is a search for him. Finally, they have a graduation to celebrate: the flying school graduates.

  • av Lou Cavendish
    125,-

    This book is a journey through subliminal thought, A narrative of time where no fear is sought, Tales that spill love over page from pen, From this Kintsugi heart I'd not condemn, Rambling travels along winding trails, Meandering brooks sing, chanting prevail, Holding out hostage for hands that do harm, Faith centred hearts erupting with charm Blood pours from the veins of my devoted nib, While scholars lead verses of taunt and squib, Let your senses take over from all in mind, The natural direction is awfully kind.

  • av Charlotte Elwood
    145 - 179,-

  • av Jennie Dodd
    255,-

    In this sequel to Ride the Wind, we return to the outback of Western Australia and the unexpected reappearance of the wicked fairy, Alba. Once again, she will attempt to destroy the sisters, their horses, and the magic kingdom itself.Like the original story, this is a tale based on Aboriginal mythology. It combines elements of magical fantasy with factual details regarding the beliefs and culture of Australia's indigenous people and their use and protection of the natural flora and fauna of their beautiful land. The storyline raises issues concerning the historic mistreatment of Aboriginal people during the British Empire's colonial years.However, readers will find this an absorbing and uplifting novel, as they follow their favourite characters on a journey of discovery. The sisters are maturing into exceptional young women/riders, and Enzo is no longer a mere puppy and shows his true nature as he plays his part in family life.The Shaman and the fairies will be called upon to defeat Alba's evil schemes, but will their endeavours be triumphant this time? New, powerful magic will be required, and success or failure will hang in the balance.

  • av Keith Baty
    145,-

    When Terry Ellis sees Eric Bell in town one day, he's puzzled because Eric's been dead for 18 months. Hoping to uncover the truth, Terry embarks on an event-filled quest that leads him to encounter a rich and varied cast of characters, each with their own story to tell. Based in and around a small city in the far north of England, Eric Bell explores how, in a community where everyone seems to know everyone else, a man must find a way to disappear in order to save his family. Shifting between past and present, truth and deception, and the uncertainty of memory, nothing - and nobody - is as it first seems. Part-mystery, part-thriller, part-memoir, this twisting psychological drama examines the particular difficulties facing men losing their grip on life, love and ambition as time erodes previous certainties and the future looks hazy...

  • av Rachel Brewer
    145,-

    In the heart of London, Jessamine Lawrence and Cassidy Wells operate a discreet yet thriving magical cleansing business. They're the go-to duo for banishing magical nuisances and unwelcome ethereal guests. But their quiet existence is shattered when witches across the country begin meeting untimely ends. Teaming up with Jessamine's police officer brother, Bryce, and the spirited elf, Perrie, they unearth a dark, demonic conspiracy threatening their world. As the stakes rise, the group must pool their talents, wits, and courage to confront and vanquish this looming malevolence. Dive into a tale of magic, mystery, and a race against time to save a world on the brink.

  • av Pannerselvam Dharmalingam
    125,-

    Revelling in the use of colours, seasons and much more to touch upon women's unsung attributes and giving voice for their sufferings, this book speaks of the centrality of women in a just society. In addition, it also touches on the roles of children, of politics, and the environment in such a society.

  • av Peter Bryn Davies
    145,-

    Peter has always believed in his mother's words: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." He would agree that this should be the way of the world. However, reality exists, and the world doesn't work that way. Good and bad people exist, and they always will. If the bad were dealt with properly, we'd all be happy. But Peter is sure it's not going to happen. Our jails are filling up fast, so there is a tendency these days for the justice system to go easy on many criminals. The general public is unhappy and wants things to improve, but what and who on earth could improve the present situation? Can anything actually be done? Certainly, the police can't do anything. Their hands are tied. Is there any way to improve things for the good people in this country? It would have to be someone with radical, maybe even illegal, ideas, willing accomplices, lots of spare money, and some inside knowledge. Get all that, and then maybe you could do something.

  • av John Lalor
    295,-

    The word education comes from the Latin word educo, 'to lead out'. I always considered travel as one of the best educators. It broadens the mind with real-life experiences. Travel also broadens the angler's mind and sharpens his or her skill. You meet many anglers from different countries, with their own national culture and of course their own angling traditions. In this book, I try to recount my memoirs of fishing, work and travel. It shows that you don't need a large wallet if you want to catch the fish of your dreams. You may be a student or worker, so take your opportunities when they come. Better to have tried, and caught nothing, than to never have fished at all!

  • av Olga Scott
    135

    When a cheeky and rebellious little raccoon gets bored with his quiet life at home, he sets an audacious plan for himself. This plan leads him on an unexpected adventure, visiting existing friends and meeting new ones, until finally the culmination of his plan is within his reach... But is his plan worth sacrificing what he has at home? Follow the cheeky raccoon on his journey in his easy to read, engaging rhymed story to find out!

  • av Russell Duly
    125,-

    In the heart of London's West End, young Ron, who grew up fatherless, finds himself inexplicably drawn to the world of theatres. One day, an enigmatic man invites him inside one of these establishments, propelling Ron into a realm beyond imagination-a world where his father reigns. Embarking on a quest to reunite with his long-lost parent, Ron encounters a slew of fantastical challenges. From evading giant beasts and the menacing clutches of the shadowy realm dwellers to an unexpected alliance with a giant frog from the perilous frog bog, Ron's journey is fraught with danger and wonder. This newfound amphibian ally not only saves Ron's life but introduces him to the high-stakes game of frog polo, pitting him against his treacherous uncle. As the narrative unfolds, Ron finds himself in a climactic battle for the very kingdom his father oversees. Dive into a tale of adventure, familial bonds, and the challenges one faces in a world where the ordinary meets the extraordinary.

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