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Jack and his friend's return to Brittainy Island isn't quite the homecoming they anticipate. Finn Tarr is still terrorising the Elves in the human world and they learn of sinister goings on in Waterswood. The Elven world is in great danger if Jack can't find a way to remove the evil tyrant Grimley. Jack has already faced many challenges in his short life but is he up to the enormous task that lays ahead of him? A coordinated rebellion is the only option but how does he organise with such limited resources?

Tony Cawson, 75 and in the early stages of dementia, has a dreadful secret dating back to his youth of which his daughter Rebecca is ashamed and which she dreads her children will discover. But Rebecca, a conflicted individual in a failing marriage, also has secrets in her past which she wishes to keep from them, and from her husband. As Tony's dementia worsens, and as Rebecca's inner conflicts lead to irrational behaviour, incidents occur which result in the gradual revelation of these secrets, with consequences for the whole family. Have the sins of the parents been passed down unto the third and fourth generation?

In truth I do not know if ghosts exist. If they do, I do not know what they are... is not a very auspicious start to a book grandly entitled 'The Ghosts of Northwood House'. The Historian Nikolaus Pevsner wrote that Northwood House: 'Is a strange house outside and stranger within.' He may be right. At Northwood House over many long and sometimes very cold evenings I have sat as a neutral observer with many 'paranormal research' and 'ghost hunting groups'. They may all hold many different beliefs and ideas, but they search hard, using allt ypes of equipment and techniques, for something or someone outside of our normal realm.So after all this do I believe in Ghosts? In truth I don't know what a ghost is or is supposed to be, so how do you hunt one? Am I an expert? No - just an interested observer who has had some extraordinary evenings and has since been told a lot of tales about this amazing House.All that follows is a whole bunch of ghost stories, tales and observations all mixed up with some history. Many of them are about the people who spend much of their leisure time looking for Ghosts.Have they found any? - A good question.This is a very personal view of some things that could be thought as being para-normal. It also includes some new stories and some old tales. A few of htem are no doubt quiet tall, but a few will also make you look over your shoulder and stare hard at the shadows.I will let you decide what you think is waiting here.

Never not in my Thoughts is a story of obsession.When Martin's wife leaves, without any warning, he finds himself replaying the scene in his mind - over and over again. Life with his young family is transformed completely.As he reflects on his situation, he begins to understand that everyone has a story to tell. These stories help him find a way to move on, becoming a story teller himself.Martin is helped deal with his loss by his friend, Liz. Their friendship grows and she reveals her own painful story. She, too, has to come to terms with her experiences and Martin supports her.This is Eithne Cullen's second novel; her first: The Ogress of Reading was published in 2017 by New Generation Publishing.https://eithnecullenpoet.wordpress.com

What the hell is wrong with me? A question a young extremely reluctant Merchant Navy Radio Officer Mark Hurst must've asked a thousand times over as blind terror overtook him each time he put to sea. A quick escape was impossible because of a strict four year contract.Heroism in the Falklands earned him respect and a medal but his dread of being at sea continued unabated.Contract completed he mercifully accepts jobs ashore but years later was forced back to sea and disaster.Rescued by Island fishermen despite his terror he attempts a single handed voyage under sail across over two thousand miles of a turbulent and unforgiving Pacific Ocean.Could he ever find a way to pay back those who helped him? Could he ever find peace with the Sea?

Dick Lynas sets out his personal views on the nature and importance of school leadership. The views are based upon his fifteen years of preparing for headship, fifteen years of serving headship and a further twenty years of coaching and mentoring aspiring school leaders at all levels.There is a particular focus on the role of the head teacher in promoting improved pupil learning by means of continually growing and, at the same time, distributing leadership capacity at every level in schools. The author also pays his respects to a representative range of the parents, pupils and colleagues who inspired him to persevere with his belief that great leadership makes for great learning.The author's anecdotal style does not conceal his passionate commitment to working with and through colleagues to raise levels of attainment among the pupils whom he served. But it means that the book may be of interest not only to those who aspire to headship but also to those who, as parents, pupils or teachers sometimes wonder what it is that head teachers do!

It was 1945 and 19-year-old Silvia Ashmole stood in a London phone box to tell her parents of a dream come true; she had won a coveted place in the Royal Ballet.In Not Just Another Swan, Silvia, now 92, tells her extraordinary life story: her 1930s childhood, dodging doodlebugs in war-time London, dancing with Margot Fonteyn, Moira Shearer, Audrey Hepburn and Julie Andrews.Married to Peter Ebert, opera director and son of Carl Ebert, Glyndebourne's first artistic director, she had eight children and two stepchildren, and lived for many years wherever Peter's work took him. In 1970, they restored an old farmhouse in Italy and created a garden of lavender, roses, olive trees and herbs.A story of love and laughter as well as heartaches, of a much-loved mother, the rock that kept the family together.

In his latest collection, George Horsman, a widely published and award-winning poet and short story writer, explores a range of relationships and situations both sad and humorous, ironic and amatory, in a variety of occupational and social settings.

"The moment a child is born, the mother is also born. She never existed before. The woman existed, but the mother, never. A mother is something absolutely new." - Osho This book contains the perfect wisdom & inspiration for a new mother. It has been created from a collection of love letters written from the heart by mothers across the world to new mothers. It celebrates the importance of mothering and the joy of creation.

The End of an Era - Arsene Wenger finally called it quits ending his 22 year association with the Football Club. It hasn't always been a walk in the park, particularly during these past few seasons but there's no doubt that when the dust settles, a few years down the line even his harshest of critics will look back on his tenure with fondness.The Chronicles of a Gooner tells the story of Arsene's final season through the supporter's eyes; attempts to shed light on some of the seasons major talking points and features exclusive interviews with Ray Parlour, Kevin Campbell, Tom Watt and Robbie Lyle.

THE PURPOSE OF THE BOOKThe main purpose of this book is for the dedication of blessing to brothers and sisters world-wide, to enable them to discern the revealed saving TRUTH (Luke 24:45) of Christ and turn to the Creator GOD for Salvation. The pressing question is this, why do some Christians worship on Sunday and keep it holy, and why aside from the SDA, and some Ethiopian Orthodox Christian Churches especially the keepers of the Ark of the Covenant, we have over 5000 denominations all over the world who do worship on the Seventh-Day, Sabbath, and keep it Holy? Some are: 7th Day Bible Church, 7th Day Church of God, A Church of God Ministry, A Congregation in St. Louis, Aaronic Order (House of Aharon), Abunda Life Church, Active Bible Church of God, Advent Fellowship of All Nations, and others.South Sudan Seventh-Day Evangelist church in Ethiopia, Uganda, etc. London Ghana SDA in Newham, East London, and many others.Who really invented the names of the days of the week that we Know them today; for instance: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday (saturn)? Where do these days derive from, are they found in the Holy Bible? However, what about the names and days given by the Creator God, are they found in the Holy Bible? see Gen. 1 & 2. Do the Sunday worshippers truly worship the Creator God or the creation the sun-god as in Romans 1:25 KJV? Did the Apostles write the Bible (The New Testament) for the Sunday worshippers who weren't in the existence by then, hence their desire to change and remove some verses, such as Mat. 17.21 KJV) from the KJV, thus not found in the New bibles? Or did the Apostles write the New Testament ONLY for the First Christians, and those who will follow their footsteps by worshipping on the Seventh-Day, the Sabbath?

One book, two languages.Enjoy this fun story written in both English and Italian. Read about the adventure of four friends and how good manners open many doors. It's all about how you ask not what you ask for….. Un libro due lingueDivertitevi a leggere questa storia in entrambe le lingue inglese e italiano. Scoprirete le avventure di quattro amici e come le buone maniere aprono molte porte. Non è importante cosa chiedi ma come lo chiedi….

Marlon looks wide-eyed at everything with his own unique and subjective view. He regards his fellow pupils with equanimity.Away from school he listens attentively to the advice given to him by his subversive Gran - and often follows it.Patrick/Sean Carmody is, for a time, a classmate particularly liked by Marlon. But there is something undefined about Carmody which seems to set him apart. Sure enough, Carmody is destined for early fame. He is to become Liverpool's best ever striker. His brilliant football career acts as a backdrop to Marlon's own life as Carmody is recognised as the idol of schoolboys everywhere - but most of all the idol of Marlon Smith.

When the opportunity arises for a weekend break in a pleasantly secluded part of the Cornish coast, Caroline Kent gladly takes it. Little does she know that it will lead to a terrifying adventure with supernatural forces, weapons of mass destruction and an apocalyptic plan to reverse over a thousand years of history; all centred on a grim old house on a cliff overlooking the sea, inhabited by a strange family with a very dark secret.

Bored by his work in General Practice, Dr Crispin Shakespeare dreams of fame in his own right and an adventure that will come to define him.But when Crispin stumbles across the lost diaries of William Shakespeare, not everyone in Stratford is grateful and when the American Art Dealer - Arthur Kranz - escapes with the Nation's Treasure, it's down to Crispin to save the day.