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SO, WHO IS THE CROSSBOW KILLER?IT was Aber Tidy's annual Festival day. By far the most popular event in Doolally Valley----exciting, spectacular, colourful, a feast of fun and fancy cakes.Only this year, it would be remembered for the chilling crossbow murder of bank manager Bertie Brown in Bluebell Woods. Shot in the heart and buried under bracken.Fear flooded the shocked Valley, as Superintendent Matthews and his officers desperately searched for suspects, eventually focusing on the Aber Tidy archery club, where a number of arrows had mysteriously disappeared.Two further crossbow murders quickly followed, one in Bluebell Woods, and the other in a lay-by on a main road. No motive could be established.A university criminology student joined the hunt, along with a renowned psychic, and clues gradually began to appear, and the net closed in.It seemed everyone in Aber Tidy had a different prime suspect.So can YOU spot the clues, catch the killer, and collect the £20,000 reward?Good luck

Good little Sammy meets naughty little rupert on sammys first day at his new schoolWith the others looking on Sammy attitude to Rupert impresses them and brings them welcome relief from being teasedLittle Sammy manages to bemuse the teacher with his steadfast but friendly nature and win everyone over even Rupert showing that you don't necessarily have to join in to fit in only perhaps only in your own way.

An Imam terrified by the spectral sound of a woman screaming in his Mosque arrives in Skendleby seeking protection; hours later he is dead.In Skendleby witch marks appear on the church walls and the white tree on Skendleby mound mutates into a harbinger of ecological crisis.An ancient terror has been unleashed and the trail of the screaming exposes a global contagion fragmenting world order with Skendleby as the epicentre.

Grumpyella is a two hundred year old witch. She is very grumpy and bad tempered. This is because she has five elves living with her who are very naughty most of the time. She was given the elves as a present from her dear friend Father Christmas so she couldn't say no. She muttered to herself all the way home to Witches Cottage, casting spells everywhere so creatures far and wide dived for cover.

Henry-Mugabo, is a Successful committed Usher in Jesus is more than Able Ministry Believes in God, the Father ,Jesus Christ the Son, and the Holy-Spirit ,he Administers and addresses a thousand, of Believers and Non-Believers throughout the World .His Speeches ,Talks and,Seminars ,they are described as Touching ,Educative ,informative, and Motivational ,Some of his Seminars ,Include ,Believe big ,Ask big, Pray, big -Dream big from God ,Until you receive , Henry-Mugabo, went to Plymouth (Devon) College in United Kingdom.

The recollections of a childhood and early adulthood growing up in rural Aberdeenshire in a bygone age, in the hope that those who follow on, knowing where they came from, will have a better idea of where they are going.

June 1976 - the year of the great summer heatwave in the UK, and in a small university town in England, a young student had just completed his final exams in architecture. His studies had introduced him to a Finnish architect called Alvar Aalto - a shining light in modern architecture and he was desperate to meet this man and experience some of his outstanding buildings.Aalto's best work was in Finland, high up near the Arctic Circle in Scandinavia, sandwiched between the powerful neighbours of Sweden and Russia. The shy and reserved Finns speak a unique language which has helped them keep their cultural identity intact, in a country which has been described as the last great wilderness in Europe.Searching for Alvar tells the true story of the author's journey into this remote, mysterious corner of the world, and his quest to understand these remarkable people and the influences that inspired Alvar Aalto to create such stunning, distinctive architecture.

Jim Wetherby, orphaned when arsonists burnt down his home and his parents killed, slaves as a scullery boy at a New Forest inn. Naively drawn into a smuggling ring, the young teenager increasingly finds solace in the forest as he determines to uncover some dark secrets.Intrigued to find his godfather living covertly in a cottage in the forest, memories of his past life unravel into reality. When he becomes infatuated with a young girl of some breeding, Lily, he's anxious to better himself - learn to read, especially the Bible he sees at his godfather's home.As disaster strikes, Jim becomes aware of a spiritual presence looking out for him in the forest - could it be the Gypsies who befriend him, or the fallow deer that always seems to be close by?Mystery and conspiracy abound in this delightfully evocative story of life in the New Forest in the 1840s.

Myah, a scintillating, brainy and brawny lady on the east of her twenties and in the final stage of feminine evolution, thought she had found love when she married Kyle in her naivety and ignorance. Then, family meddling set in and eventually destroyed the marriage and made her discover the other side of love and marriage. She swore never to marry again.But, a coincidental meeting with Carl, who had experienced bitter disappointment in his romantic life, changed all that as it opened a new vista of hope and second trial for Myah. Sharing their grief birthed a sizzling romance predicated on their resolve to turn their stumbling block into stepping stone, transmuted into marital bliss and uncommon blessings.

DG: Most people who met you mentioned the strength of your eyes. They were "shining", "blank" and "cruel", Kubizek's mother recalled.Kubizek: "Never in my life have I seen any other person whose appearance was so completely dominated by the eyes … In fact, Adolf spoke with his eyes, and even when his lips were silent, one knew what he wanted to say."DG: Kubizek asked you many times if you found work, and you replied, "Of course not." Doesn't that suggest a dismissive attitude towards work, Herr Hitler?Hitler: I disagree. As I told you I worked whenever -DG: Yes, you said that, but I'm talking about another attribute of yours. Your bohemianism. Hitler [Chuckling]: Was I bohemian because I was enraptured by Wagnerian operas? And was I bohemian because I wanted to be an artist? But then I will readily admit to you that in all my life, I only wished to be a simple artist, maybe even going so far as to Italy, wandering about there as an unknown painter.DG: Not at all, Herr Hitler. Being an artist does not necessarily make you a bohemian. Your bohemianism exhibited itself because you airily daydreamed all your life yet without any actual action. It just so happened, not one of these daydreams were remotely connected to the realities of your real world and life.

The Art of Separation offers a radical approach to the experience of separation and divorce. Its central theme is that every major break-up contains the potential for extraordinary personal growth.Exploring some of the key issues that commonly arise in the wake of separation, this concise handbook reveals how to do more than simply survive the experience of break-up - it offers us ways to a more authentic, satisfying life.Whatever the causes and circumstances of the break-up, the end of a major relationship is always a personal crisis. It's a moment of profound change. Our quality of life, starting from the moment of recognition of the end, depends on how we deal with the impact of that crisis.The Art of Separation shows us how to: recover our sense of self as soon as possible establish a new life of clarity and purpose sustain compassion and integrity learn and grow from the experience avoid repeating patterns

He who has a "Why" to live for, can bear almost any "How" - Friedrich NietzscheBeautiful young Amina, in a town where girls were meant to be married at age 16, refused to conform to the culture and continued her education following her dream of building a career.All changes when a death warrant was issued by Abdullah- The leader of the "Community of the Faithfull" but his plan was foiled by his wife Safiya, Amina's childhood friend who found out about the ploy and alerted Amina in time.Amina ran for her life leaving her town which she loved, her best friend and her family to New York.Life in New York was not as she had fantasied, she had read a lot about America but the reality was nothing like the stories in the books.She had the freedom she had always dreamt about but at a cost. To survive, she goes against almost everything she believed in. Ashes to Diamonds tells a story of threat, love, crime, friendship and determination to succeed against all odds set against the background of a young woman from a little small Muslim town in Pakistan where girls are bound by traditions, religion and culture to the big Cities of the USA.

Rail enthusiasts are a hardy lot. Whether it's enduring all kinds of weather to get that perfect picture, pitching in at the nearby preserved line, restoring engines, goods, and carriage stock, researching and reading about their favourite railway or engine class, they are dedicated, steadfast, and loyal.Meet 'Diesel Dan' Settles, Chair of DOSE: Deltic Admirers (and) Steady Enthusiasts. Join Dan and his small but earnest band as they seek to save an example of an engine class most cherished. Daunting circumstances present themselves time after time; will they prevail in the end? Join them in their quest.

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Ali's Prison Shop is the diary of a young woman named Malika who is faced with the difficult decision of deciding where her cultural loyalties lie. Malika considers herself entirely English and thinks her parents Asian culture is old-fashioned and restrictive. She and her siblings (two sisters and a brother) are the only Asian children in their school and they live in a wholly English area in Manchester in the early 1970s. This diary is mostly based around true happenings. Ups and downs, some funny some serious. Malika's father, Mr Ali buys a small convenience store which quickly becomes his pride and joy. At first, Malika thinks of the shop as a novelty and enjoys the passing custom, however, she slowly grows to resent the shop, she feels as though it's more of a prison. Malika decides to get married, to escape the pressures of life in her Dads shop.

I want to cast your mind back to a rather distant Swinging Sixties to give you a feel for the atmosphere of that era. Usually summers were hot, The Beatles led the way in music, Carnaby Street a world leader in fashion, black and white television, phone booths with penny slots. The environment in this village was pleasant enough for the majority were, as we say, quite well to do. Whereas the four young lads were always nearly skint. The main objective was to grab any work such as gardening, cleaning cars, tidying up the church, hay-making, sticking up skittle pins, as long as they could up to Friday, then they would go to a sea side resort and have fun and a meal as a treat for themselves. It was their form of escapism though the village was quite picturesque with the old church halfway up the hill and surrounding woods, orchards and fields, they would feel trapped in this mundane quiet life. There was hardly any traffic, or street lights. It was boredom (when work was scarce) that would be followed by mischief or pranks. They never stayed home much as their parents told them to get out from under their feet at an early age with soft words of encouragement. They would cancel out frustration by getting together in a hayrick, that was hard to find on a wet day, playing cards, consuming smuggled cider and food an adult had bought at the village stores. I hope this is an insight to those angels with dirty faces.

The amazing journey of the rise in human consciousness, initiated at the beginning of the millennium, encompasses humanity, planet Earth and the whole of creation. Light Everlasting continues to describe the process of evolution as we ascend into the higher Fifth Dimensional level of consciousness known as the wonderful Golden Age of Love.Profound life experiences have enabled Iris to develop her natural healing abilities and these have found expression as a Health Intuitive over the past twenty years, involving hundreds of clients in the UK and all over the world. As an author she shares the gradual unfolding of what has become a journey of enlightenment beginning with her first book Caterpillar to Butterfly, published in 2009 followed by Over the Rainbow in 2012, Awakening to Love in 2014, Rising into the Age of Light in 2016 and now in 2019 Light Everlasting.

Alli is a nutritional therapist who really loves her food! Here is her second collection of recipes, tried and tested at her popular cookery workshops.Alli believes that healthy eating is about exciting flavours as well as maximum nutrients.These recipes are easy to prepare and will feed your health.