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  • av Obaid Mohamed Aljeraishi
    135

    This is a story in which feelings are burning, in which stories of love roam on the banks of the River of Love, our steps were walking on a rug strewn with flowers of feelings, and laughter soared across the magical place, and we used to meet everyday moments before sunset, and we used to talk until late at night laughing shyly...And the light of the moon illuminates our meetings, it guards us, and conversations sing our hearts, so their tenderness sways with a whisper that has no equal in the world, and there she wrote the first word she uttered with eagerness, I said to her, 'I love you'; And tears of happiness flowed down her cheek, so I filled my cups with groans. I drink it fresh when memories pass in the middle of the night; The night is long, life is short, and the sorrows are hymns.

  • av Anwar Hamdan Sajwani
    145,-

    The story of a young Humaid from Sharjah is full of suspense and breathtaking events. It will make you smile sometimes and perhaps shed a tear or two.After graduating from medical school, Humaid's destiny was unknown. A very diligent and serious student, Humaid was also a very loyal son to his supportive parents. His life in Sharjah was comfortable and rewarding, but he chose to work in refugee camps in Sudan, Jordan, and Syria.Humaid was soon to discover his compelling and powerful purpose in life, in the form of desperate refugees and poverty-stricken communities, tragically effected by war and tyranny. After being kidnapped by extremists in Syria and his subsequent and thrilling escape, Humaid starts searching the cause of his recurrent events.Will he find solace in living a life of selfishness? Will he find purpose and love he was searching for? Finally, he comes to the conclusion that the answer to all hatred is ultimately love…

  • av Michelle Bauge
    135

    It was 22nd of October 2015. A little girl was born with red hair and blue eyes and a heart full of love. We all have a heart full of love when we are born. Did you know that? Her name is Hallie, and she is a gift; just like you and all your friends, every child born is a gift. Hallie is also a super hero with only one mission... Not to save you, but to show you how to save yourself. Her superpower is self-love, and her job is to share love all over the world. Did you know that we all have this superpower? Shhhh, don't tell Hallie. She knows she has a superpower, but she doesn't yet know she is a superhero. Would you like to find out how Hallie discovers her powers? Would you like to discover your superpower?

  • av Stanley Marie
    285,-

    In the heart of southern hospitality and generosity lies a county stained by the breath and blood of corruption. Dylan, a product of small-town country living, embarks on a harrowing journey to confront his dark past of degrading abuse and seeks redemption through peer acceptance, social fame, and self-worth. But as he navigates the storms of reality, he discovers that his path to salvation leads him behind the walls of jail.Imprisoned within the confines of a corrupt and unjust system, Dylan is confronted with a web of avarice, hypocrisy, and moral decay. Surrounded by self-proclaimed judges and jurors who manipulate power to validate their ethical transgressions, he grapples with the twisted perceptions of criminal behavior, due process, and the human soul. Alongside fellow inmates and sympathetic deputies, Dylan engages in an emotional struggle for inner peace, hope, and redemption. Together, they must confront their demons while challenging the very foundations of the legal empire that engulfs them.

  • av Heather N. Oglesby
    119,-

    The Humanity of Emotion is an anthology of poems that explores human emotion through metaphor and personification. By envisioning emotions as representative of a variety of human experiences, the many facets of feelings are acknowledged, welcomed, and understood. Whether connecting with anger, grief, joy, or acceptance, each poem in this collection brings these specific nuances to life. When emotions are experienced in new ways, we can accept new parts of our heart and welcome all parts of ourselves back home.

  • av Edgar Leman
    139,-

    Where did we come from, and where are we headed? These age-old questions have been at the forefront of human contemplation since time immemorial. Could the answers lie dormant within the recesses of our minds?As science evolves, it mirrors the evolution of the human psyche, revealing the mysteries and secrets that lie within. Were the geniuses of the Middle Ages truly distinct from the common folk, or did they simply harness the power of their minds differently? And as we peer into the future, imagining the humans of the next centuries, we must wonder: could some of them already walk among us?Dive deep into an exploration of human evolution, potential, and the uncharted territories of the mind.

  • av Dan Bar Hava
    139,-

    Embark on a riveting journey into the clandestine world of The 36 Watchers: Book II Spring. Within the realm of this gripping series, the true secret society that stands as humanity's shield against the ultimate evil is unveiled-the 36 Watchers. Unlike the superficial facades of other organizations such as Freemasons, Illuminati, Templars, and Rosicrucians, the Watchers hold the key to mankind's protection.In the first installment, we are introduced to the courageous heroine, Jenna, as she undertakes her transformation into a Watcher. Alongside Jenna, we uncover a hidden history, unraveling the mysteries surrounding the crucifixion, the enigmatic link between canned goods and World War II, and the veiled forces that propelled the tragic events of 9/11. This knowledge bestows upon Jenna immense power and wisdom, but not without an agonizing cost of isolation, melancholy, and anguish. Nevertheless, she perseveres, emerging as a fully-fledged Watcher, ready to undertake her inaugural assignment.In Book II, Jenna's growth as a Watcher accelerates, and the true purpose of organized religion is laid bare. Secrets shrouding Swiss banks' shady dealings, the authentic origins of Kabbalah, and the untold tale of who truly declared the land of Israel holy are unveiled as Jenna embarks on her mission. Armed with their extraordinary abilities, Jenna and the Watchers stand poised to alter the course of history itself.The 36 Watchers: Book II Spring immerses readers in a captivating world where hidden truths and ancient forces collide. Prepare yourself for a tumultuous journey that will challenge everything you thought you knew about history, religion, and the forces that shape our world.

  • av Janice Ireland
    249 - 289,-

  • av Todd M. Mealy
    139 - 239,-

  • av Rasha Almufti
    139,-

    Journey with us through a heartwarming tale inspired by a true encounter between a curious squirrel and a young child. This story not only fosters a deep appreciation for our beautiful planet Earth but also instills a sense of responsibility and care for its well-being.As your child delves into this narrative, they'll be encouraged to think creatively about ways to protect our home and understand the significance of empathy. Beyond the tale, this book serves as a bridge, sparking meaningful conversations between parents and their children, nurturing their language skills and strengthening their bond.Remember, even the smallest actions can lead to profound changes. Let's inspire our children to be the change-makers of tomorrow.

  • av Darlene Hawes
    139,-

    What does a memory look like? Often it will appear personal and sacred because we have created it ourselves with every sensual focus we brought

  • av Marilyn E. Burrows
    159,-

    Elin thought she had shaken all the skeletons out of her closet after leaving rehab, but then some disturbing, strange things begin to happen. A young girl goes missing and the police are struggling to find a motive. Someone is following Elin but they never get close enough for Elin to recognize the face of the car's driver. Her boyfriend Casey has a checkered past and ends up on the police's radar.Elin is feeling alone and scared and then the place where her dad is living calls to say he may not live much longer. Her sister comes to visit their father and while Elin is out fishing her sister disappears. As her father's health fails, there are reports of an unknown man who comes to visit him and leaves him agitated and struggling to make his family understand.When Elin's brother comes to town, they are determined to find answers so they begin to sort through the things that have happened, but will it be soon enough to save the young girl and their sister - and to find out who is visiting their father?

  • av Jay Barrett
    149 - 195,-

  • av Deborah Kennedy
    159,-

    Two Kinds of Color is story of a mother's love and sacrifice for her four racially divided children. Two of them are black, two are white. Their mother, Freddie Walker, has not only movie star beauty, sensuality, and sexuality, she has the kind of intelligence which white-collar Wall Street can only dream of. Sidetracked from realizing her dream of gaining a fortune playing with stocks and bonds, she moves to the notorious South Side of Chicago, where she and her children are raised and abused by a brutal and vain gambler, pimp, Jimmy Tate. When the unthinkable happens the only one she can turn to is her best friend, a black woman, Ruby Johnson. Will her children, turned adults, hate their mother and Ruby, or realize there is no greater love than that of two mothers?

  • av John F. Loase
    149,-

    Sigfluence is a word invented by Dr. John F. Loase. It means significant, long term, positive influence. After 20 plus years of research, Loase had a big breakthrough. He found that sigfluence was the best predictor of a satisfying life. Sigfluence is to the human spirit, what exercise is to the human body.This book features sigfluence role models like Mother Teresa, Victor Frankl, and Jimmy Carter as well as practical advice to enhance your sigfluence legacy.

  • av Paul R. Finch
    339,-

    From the opening chapter, we read:"It is time to rewrite ancient history! The chronology of ancient history as presented by modern secular scholarship is totally and emphatically bogus! The entire subject of biblical chronology, as well as all ancient world chronology, is herein challenged as never before."Now, for the first time, Mr. Finch corrects the errors of past chronological studies. With this important research, it is now possible to finally create a chronology of the ancient world that, at long last, fits all the pieces perfectly together. This timely study puts biblical chronology together in a new light and is conclusively a breakthrough investigation that cannot be ignored. This exciting research is a must-read for all biblical students henceforward.

  • av Jennifer D
    139 - 239,-

  • av Jennifer Schmidig
    149 - 239,-

  • av Manoochehr Agah
    129 - 239,-

  • av Joyce M Johnson
    169

    It all started in Toronto, Ontario in a coffee shop on the Southside corner of Church and King Street right across the street from St. James Cathedral. Joanna White was having a difficult time in her office as well as in her marriage as her husband had recently walked out on her. Joanna is trying to restructure her life when she's interrupted by Jamaican-born Henrietha Browne, who had just walked in forcefully pulling her chair out, sitting down, taking a sip of her coffee then humming a song and tapping in rhythm close by. Intrigued by Henrietha's carefree nature and desperate to get out of her own thoughts, Joanna asks Henrietha to join. Henrietha agrees and quickly bonds with Joanna while exchanging stories of pain, defeat, and abuse. From that day forward, they were inseparable; making plans to continue to share stories as they explore Toronto.Waiting for the World to Change speaks about marriage and domestic work. Susan Ottawa, a black lawyer in Toronto, and Anita Kingsley, a domestic worker, had met in the same building where they live. One day, they were having lunch and Susan had a book that she had just bought. In anger, she threw a book titled "Is marriage for White People" on the table. The root of Susan's anger comes from knowing she's struggling to find a man and men from all different walks of life are quicker to marry white women before the thought of a black woman crosses their mind. Anita drew a comparison to domestic work. As a college educated woman, she too, found it very difficult to find a job outside of domestic work and in her field of study. She finds herself asking "Is domestic work just for black people?" And it continues.

  • av Tricia Christiano
    139 - 195,-

  • av Osée Kamga
    129,-

    When moving up the corporate ladder depends on the success to the second language proficiency test, an employee's anxiety could reach a dramatic height."The funny part about Perdida's cry was the tears. Normally, except for Black Africans, people's tears run through their noses. Don't ask me why. That really baffles me. On the other hand, African people's tears come directly out of their eyes and quietly run through their cheeks before vanishing somewhere in the beard, for those who have one. Perdida's tears were following the latter pattern. Was she some kind of a repressed Black African? Hard to say. But for sure, she didn't look Black at all. With her blond hair, her blue eyes, and her shining light complexion, she must have been of Swedish descent. I ventured toward her classroom, wondering what was actually going on."

  • av Gail Lumet Buckley
    139 - 185,-

  • av Merily Aavik
    269,-

    Hello,My sweet little friend!This tiny book has a wonderful and mysterious story to tell you...Perhaps we could even call it a little miracle of nature.A miracle that only a few chosen ones have witnessed.The Secret of the Bubble Bees is more than just a simple book and a fairy tale. It is a concept which has been designed to inspire imagination, creativity, and mindset development in children, in a value-based growth environment.

  • av ¿Ruti Malcolm
    169

    This book was written at the request of a great teacher in order to support spiritual practitioners of various paths better integrate their spiritual experiences, vijñ¿na, with an understanding of how and why they happen: jñ¿na. This is not intended solely as a spiritual memoir. The author shares her personal experiences as an authentic example of a person's journey of self-inquiry, self-knowledge and self-actualization.Her use of Sanskrit and citations from relevant treatises ground contemporary practice in an ancient lineage of practice and theory that support the choices we make in our daily life even now. Our journeys are sometimes joyful; sometimes, challenging: all necessary to our personal evolution.As the ancient grammarians attest, this focus on our individual s¿dhan¿ inevitably plays a significant role in the evolution of the planet that is up for anyone who accepts the auspicious responsibility of experiencing the unity of the Self in order to support the diversity of shapes and forms in this breath-taking universe and university of our life.

  • av Alexis D K Russell
    149,-

    Welcome to Bean Town! Home of Lead Reporter for the Bean Body Herald, Pepper Mill, and Cub Photographer, Red Lentil. Pepper's latest assignment? Covering the Fifth Annual Bean Town Dog Show. The day has definitely gone to the dogs as Pepper and Red have a wild adventure on their way to get the story!

  • av Fil Bufalo
    259,-

    If you are ever lucky enough to receive an invitation to a wedding in Poland, make sure you RSVP... ASAP. It happened to me. I was invited and travelled to Poland along with 50 other Aussie guests. I knew nothing about Poland. Nothing save the fact that every Polish name seemed to end in ski, ska, or sko. Australia's highest mountain - Mount Kosciusko, was named after a Polish explorer. If you'd like to find out more about the natural wonders of Poland, the heritage sites, the beautiful, wide landscape, and why so many travellers choose to go to the land of zloty and pierogi, then this book has been bookmarked for you. The laughs, the landscape, the characters, the sheer beauty of it all. Come travel with me and find out for yourself what all the fuss is about.

  • av Julian Halsby
    135 - 179,-

  • av Terry Wilson
    125,-

    In The Lane and Other Poems, readers are transported to a unique setting: opposite a sobering-up unit in the heart of Adelaide's CBD. Amidst the nightly commotion and close encounters with the rawness of humanity, one might expect tales of chaos. Yet, these poems are imbued with the serenity of nature, the whisper of trees, and the vast expanse of the sky. The moon, a recurring muse, casts its gaze upon the world below, often reflecting on the crowns of human heads. While the collection does not shy away from the grittier aspects of life, presenting poignant portraits of individuals in turmoil, it also captures moments of genuine connection. The author's interactions with many of these souls, from casual conversations to a memorable embrace and blessing from an African spiritualist, add depth and humanity to the narrative. This anthology is a testament to finding beauty and connection in unexpected places, and the resilience of the human spirit amidst adversity.

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