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  • av Joe Hipp
    169 - 269,-

  • av Rebecca Timberlake
    139,-

    Bubbles the Unicorn has always felt different to everyone else, but never really felt unwelcome before, thanks to other unicorns like Mommy and teacher. But what happens when they notice not everyone feels like Mommy? Should Bubbles do what others think they should, or should Bubbles worry about being true to themself?What happens when what makes Bubbles happy doesn't make others happy, too? Is it fair for other unicorns to decide who Bubbles is, even when that's not how Bubbles feels? Luckily, there are adults that care as much about what's right as they do Bubbles, and they stand up for what they believe in and give Bubbles a voice.

  • av Arthur Pindle
    139 - 249

  • av Patricia A. Buck
    139,-

    In this wonderous and relatable majestic land, when life becomes difficult, he appears. Who am I referring to? Well, the Burgundy Tiger of course. He is the kind of mild mannered, angelic cat that oozies out kindness, love, and peace. Whenever he is around everything miraculously becomes better. As you enter the Burgundy Tiger's imperial world, you will be mesmerized by his splendid beauty and captivated by his goodness. But best of all, you will be amazed by the way he displays his unselfish acts of goodwill. Why? Because he is the one and only Burgundy Tiger. Come and journey with him.

  • av Gregory Elsasser-Chavez
    159,-

    After almost 50 years of battling an unwanted sexual identity that had promised him an afterlife in hell, Greg made the decision to give up the fight in 2019. Decades of depression and aversion/reparative "ex-gay" therapy - which consisted of sniffing dog feces while thumbing through cologne magazine ads and participating in awkward "gay men's basketball" bonding sessions - had landed Greg in two separate mental hospitals, leaving him disillusioned and suicidal and with a choice that had to be made.However, 'coming out' had its costs.

  • av Ken Smukler
    159 - 269,-

  • av Gabrielle Iglesias
    195,-

  • av Leyla Winton
    239,-

  • av Joseph Adom
    129,-

    Bibles and Cigars are questions of why: Why Luxury? Why pain? Why Animosity? More importantly, Why Salvation?We crave and understand what we see. It is the definition of finding ways through life and adjusting through meanings with time, energy, and shadows. With Light comes happiness, and with time comes experiences. With poetry comes self-indulgence with the luxury of life, which explains what we are doing and meant to do. Bibles and Cigars is a pleasure-seeking book that describes our sins, mistakes, and desires in many different ways to understand our growth in life.

  • av Olivia Lowery
    139,-

    Captain Murphy and his loyal crew set out on a swashbuckling adventure to save their ship. In search of the legendary Treasure of the Fifolet, they will fight their way through bounty hunters and crocodiles. Can Captain Murphy find the treasure and save his crew? Will they survive their encounter with the ghostly Fifolet that guards their prize?

  • av John Vlachos
    159,-

    Writing is the most unusual way to create. I have always been used to painting where materials such as brushes, canvas, and colors are at hand. Everything has a tactile quality about it, but writing is the opposite. It is more cerebral. You are dealing with words colliding with each other in your mind trying to make sense of them. But this can be more liberating, especially in a children's book where anything goes. Nero in the Land of Nut is a play on words so convoluted and over-lapping it becomes infectious and incorrigible. At some point, the reader laughs hilariously in his/her attempts to make sense of it all. It reminds us of life itself and how serious we take things, when all the while, life just wants to laugh.

  • av David T. Sanders
    169 - 269,-

  • av Musa Armilah
    149,-

    Zeinab grew up mute, deaf, and with few memories about her past. She finds herself alone with a camel in an abandoned village in the desert. She struggles on a long journey to educate herself in faraway kingdoms to find a job at the king's castle. Love must be not blind; to discover her entity, a prince should see her real soul. But before the arrival of the stunning beauty, Princess Belkis, she has to disappear, and another calling awaits her.

  • av Rosella Newman
    139,-

    Scott, a young boy, lives with his mother, father, and Cody, their Alaskan Husky, in rural Texas. Scott and Cody often went fishing nearby their house; Scott was a great fisherman, and his dog was always with him. Cody protected Scotty whenever trouble occurred; he often turned bulls or cows away from Scotty. But on this particular afternoon, Cody could not fight off the extra-terrestrial being that surrounded them when they were returning home after having caught an enormous fish!A huge spaceship appeared right behind them, and they were quickly abducted by several beings! They went missing for several weeks and the authorities had searched everywhere for Scotty and Cody. There was no clue as to what was behind their disappearance!After their return, his parents had a tough time believing Cody's story; he landed at a psychiatrist's office. This was very disturbing for Cody, but much to his mother's surprise, months later, she found a very strange looking map which was well hidden in Scotty's drawers. It was finally revealed that the abduction had really taken place!

  • av Dorothy Waldon
    149,-

    Gertie dreamed about the day when Kelley would pull up to her yard and take her away to some new and exciting place. But before she could do that, something wonderful happened, and she met Willard. She felt captivated by the interest he had taken in her. At last, she was beginning to feel important. She had never felt so special, not since she was a little girl back home with her papa. Not only was she impressed by the dark tan on his arms from hoeing tobacco long hours every day in the blazing sun, but also the masculinity of his form left her dazzled. Indeed, she wanted him to come again.

  • av Ken Cancellara
    185 - 279

  • av Cheryl Lanktree
    169

    2013Olivia discovers letters and a painting by her uncle William, an artist and WWII bombardier who vanished after being shot down over France just before D-Day. Inexplicably compelled, Olivia begins a personal quest to discover William's fate.1943William says goodbye to his new wife, Maddie, a concert pianist in New York City, and joins the RAF to battle the Nazis in occupied Europe. He quickly comes to regret the death and devastation wrought by his bombing missions, in sharp contrast to his times on leave, painting landscapes of the English countryside. Unexpectedly, William is recruited as an agent for the Special Operations Executive by a mysterious woman at a manor in the Cotswolds and leaves for the Scottish Highlands. Based on her family connections with the Underground, Maddie embarks on her own treacherous journey that leads her to join the French Resistance in Paris. The Last Vanishing Point is a compelling love story of mystery and intrigue, and of how the power of art and the enduring bonds of family can heal trauma and loss. The reader is transported through historical details and the author's cinematic writing style will take you to another time and place where a heartfelt and timeless story unfolds.

  • av Chris Halpin
    129,-

    While poetry allows a reader to gain different perspectives, this work of poetry will delve into the darkness of mental illness as well as the search for enlightenment. It is written with the hope that it touches the heart, soul, and mind of those who choose to examine it, all while it allows a person to examine themselves.

  • av Jan Leland
    149,-

    The story takes place at a picturesque inn on Orchard Lake in southeast Michigan. It features the couple who own the inn and seven very different, interesting, flawed and sometimes funny characters who all come together to help and support each other through the pandemic. Several minor characters also round out the story and provide depth and perspective to the novel. Actual pandemic developments interwoven with the fictional story add a high degree of realism.This first novel for Leland is a carefully researched book which magnificently weaves together the events of the 2020 pandemic with gripping fictional events, dynamic believable characters, engrossing dialogue, and vividly beautiful descriptions. The novel provides a realistic but surprising answer to how life proceeds in the "After-Times."

  • av Steven Duff
    195,-

    Vanishing Voices is neither a work of fiction nor a factual account of events in the French artistic world between 1900 and 1960, but instead falls somewhere in between. The 'star' of this story is the prodigiously talented but short-lived French composer Lili Boulanger (1893-1918), who left a small but significant legacy that leaves one to wonder what might have been had she lived even a few more years.Naturally, a story of Lili must include her sister Nadia, arguably the most famous music teacher of all time, as well as the likes of composers and musicians of the era - Debussy, Schmitt, Fauré, Ravel, etc.One of the few fictional characters in the tale is the pianist Claude-François Beaudoin, but even he is based in fact. His life and career are modeled on that of Paul Wittgenstein, who had lost his right arm in the First World War but carried onward as a left-handed pianist. Claude-François serves as the narrator of our tale and, in one of the few departures into pure fiction, the two fall in love, but cannot go far, as Lili's health is too precarious.

  • av E. H. Williams
    139,-

    As a child growing up in California E.H. Williams wondered why Uncle Roy became a kinder person around Okey. Later she learned their touching history and felt compelled to share their true story about friendship.During World War II when much of the world was falling apart, Okey and Roy showed that kindness and decency still existed. Their real-life story will inspire you!After the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941, a shocking order by the U.S. government forced all people of Japanese origin from the West Coast to Relocation Camps.Everything they owned was sold at a fraction of its value or put in the care of others. Over 120,000 people spent the war in tar-papered army-style barracks even though they were American citizens.When the war was over, many of the Japanese Americans found that they had lost their homes and businesses because deceitful people stole their property. Many had to start again with nothing.Roy and Okey's story shows personal integrity, and what it means to be a real American through hard times!

  • av Sarah MacDonald
    119,-

    Poetry can be healing. It can break the heart and heal it. Let it touch you and you'll feel it. The scars here are real, but may it guide you through your own struggles, let you see that you're not alone, show solidarity, and, at the end, provide you hope.

  • av Sarah Geddes
    139 - 195,-

  • av Scott Hainline
    139,-

    Two people who fell in love unexpectedly and living worlds apart. Both grew up facing different, but similar challenges with their families. A chance meeting at popular fitness facility would lead to more meetings. Friends at first, and neither wanting to let the other know they had stronger feelings than friendship. Distance would eventually separate them, but the love they had would bring them together. Time and distance would take a toll on them, but their love never wavered.

  • av Bella Perry
    149,-

    Transport yourself to Transylvania in the 14th century with this thrilling novel that combines fantasy, horror, and romance. With lords, dukes, duchesses, vampires, and pirates, this book has something for everyone!Lord Armando, tired of his fruitless relations and visits to the tavern, finds himself drawn into the dangerous world of vampire slaying. Lady Roseabella, the eldest daughter of a duke and a duchess, longs to break free from her castle and explore the world beyond. And Garrett, Armando's cousin, gets lost in the vampire life, leading to unexpected consequences.But the characters don't stop there. Meiga, the cook for the count's castle, creates succulent meals that will make your mouth water. And her granddaughter, little Saige, possesses a powerful gift that will eventually help in the fight against the thirsty vampires.This gripping and intense read will have you on the edge of your seat, balancing vampire fights with steamy romance and a classic nobility. And with strong themes of devotion and love for family, you'll find yourself falling in love with the characters as they navigate the treacherous world of Transylvania.

  • av Christine Geyer
    129,-

    The changing of the seasons, the dreams of the young, the times of happiness, and times of complete despair. Struggles, wishes, beliefs, relationships; these are all part of the experiences that make up our lives and form who we are. Each season has its own memories which come together to create a lifetime.

  • av Helen Kitilla
    119 - 159,-

  • av Donald McCrory
    149,-

    What If? is a contemporary work of magic realism that asks young adults this question, "What is it that you really seek and want from this life?"When swimming in a primeval lake, Bridie 'finds' a casket that has a map and this riddle: 'YOUR HEART'S DESIRE LIES IN THE FOREST...'To solve the riddle, Bridie, with three other girls who attend an international boarding school in Cornwall in England, set out on a journey that leads to a series of adventures in which they meet, inter alia, HEBS (Highly Evolved Beings), ancestors who live underground on sacred ley-lines, and those who compose the Tablets of Destinies.The girl's quest centres on their heart's true desire and is the thread that both sustains the narrative arc and the reader's interest throughout.

  • av Yasir Sulaiman
    129,-

    The novel is inspired by real incidents and events, the anguish that people have lived and are still experiencing due to conflicts, wars, and diaspora. It combines truth and fiction. The novel's characters connect between them, taking us from the distant traumatic past to the immediate and more traumatic present.The novel carries many facts for truth-seekers from Jews, Christians, Muslims, and others. It aims to urge the search for truth and answer many questions, some of which will remain open even after the end of the novel. These questions represent part of the doubts that many people have in our present reality.However, the role of the truth-seeker will be to complete the process of research, which will be the cause of the beginning of the desired intellectual change phase that leads us to achieve freedom, peace, justice, and peaceful coexistence among all nations.

  • av Jerry Edwards
    129,-

    Poetry is the most expressive of the various forms of the written language. It allows one to describe events, experiences, people and emotions in an imaginative manner. The poems in this anthology illustrate the writer's belief that the natural world and the emotions of the individual are interconnected. That the rhythm and imagination within the mind of the individual is inherent within the forces, the beauty of the physical world. The author believes that poetry, expressed in simplistic words can lift the heart, cause old romances to live again and transpose oneself into the natural world as a participant, not just an observer.

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