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Nanna's Poems is a poignant collection about life. It spins a bittersweet tale of childhood, marriage, and death. For Dora, the one consistency was God. Though temptation is everywhere and the world in which we live is a harrowing one, at its heart, this collection explores the power of His love and His guidance.

Charles Dickens: The Stories of His Life is a celebratory introduction to the novels of Charles Dickens as well as being the fascinating story of the fast-paced life of the literary superstar of the Victorian era. The reader will get insights into what stirred the writer's mind when he conceived a new novel and what took place in his life during its composition. We follow Dickens back in time to see what shaped him and his stories, and we will see how each novel was then received and how it is now perceived. Humorously written from a Dickensian's point of view, this book is an invitation to join in the fun of reading 'The Inimitable' Charles Dickens.

What does it mean to be abused? What does it mean to admit that you have been abused? Where does something as complex and strange as pain begin and end?One day Jodee Warren vanishes. She leaves no trace and no one to remember her, not even her family seems to remember. Jodee Warren was one of those people; quiet and polite, forever in the background able to disappear long before anyone even noticed they were gone. Jodee Warren has lived her whole life as a ghost. So, the question arises when did Jodee Warren first disappear?On the ferry that misty afternoon?When her daughters emotionally abandon her out of indifference, fear, or boredom?Under her husband's constant belittling and snide remarks?When her father dismissed her for his dream of a first-born son?Maybe in understanding what brought Jodee Warren to Kokanee Bay Washington the mystery of where she went can be unravelled.

Hillingstone is a modest country estate, slightly faded and in need of a revitalised future. But with a free-spirited, troubled elder son, and two other children who want no part of its care, where will the aging owners turn?Their dysfunctional family begins to unravel when the heir plants an outsider into their midst, with explosive consequences. Can the family come together to rescue the estate, or will their infighting leave them blind to the underhand activities of the estate manager?Their lives will change forever over an eighteen-month period. Who will be left standing when the dust settles?

This is a collection of writing based on the long-lasting effects and emotions that come with experiencing trauma. This is an expressive book about finding yourself, remaining sane and fighting to stay alive.

Recalling the introspective and transcendent works of Brazilian writer Clarice Linspector, The Coconut Leaf's Song is a mesmerizing collection of poetry. Through my Eyes (for Barbie) recalls the poet's mother in a unique disassociated tone of love and sorrow. Touch Me? Looks upon conflicting emotions of a lover's attempts at connection. A meditation upon lost love, grief and depression, The Coconut Leaf's Song is a masterful anthology of poetry by debut author Lutfiya Dadabhay.

After being raised by his aunts in Southern England, James Moore moved to Southern California where he worked as a prominent and successful scientist. But when James invented the Mind Link, he unearthed a dangerous secret leaving him and his wife, Helen, with no choice but to flee.Moving back to the village of St. Clements in Devon, James reconnects with his aunts and childhood home. He begins to hope that the dangers of the past are over and, with the announcement of Helen's pregnancy, that the future is finally offering them some happiness.But when James and his family are attacked in their home, he and Helen are on the run once more and the Collective - a group of deeply powerful, influential people - will stop at nothing to catch them.When James and Helen are given an opportunity to join the Collective, they must choose between their future and the future of hundreds of thousands of others.

Tim Gavin uses his own personal experiences to reinforce and offer insight into the meaning behind the Prayer of St Francis. This is a story that can be used to teach the value of love, selflessness, and forgiveness."This accessible little volume draws effectively on all the riches of Scripture. Fr. Tim connects the Prayer of St. Francis with its deep roots in God's Word and the lived experience of Christians through the ages. Add to this Fr. Tim's pastoral insight--hard won from years as a priest and chaplain--and you have an excellent meditation on one of the treasured prayers of our Christian heritage." - Bishop Daniel Gutierrez, Bishop of The Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania.

Bahamian Brad Collins is broad shouldered, with a big smile and good hair and if the girls can resist him, they don't. Seduction is a way of life for the island-boy, a game he plays so well. So, when he finds himself with two young women on his hands each having birthed his baby, albeit on either side of the waters separating two countries, Brad is forced to marry one and abandon the other.Eastern God, Western Winds is a creative and heartfelt examination of Black social culture through a sharp yet intimate lens. Weaving an ever-tightening web of secrecy and untold family forces common in Black communities Brennen artfully creates a cast of characters so familiar you'll feel like you know them, situations so real, you might have been in them, all leading to a breath-taking conclusion none of us could ever have imagined.

In an increasingly fractured United States of America, a small group hatch a plan. An audacious plan to bring the people back together.Ten years ago, Jared Ross accidentally invented a time travel device which was immediately taken and hidden away for fear of its consequences. But the members of the Lombardi Project need it to bring back the one man whose words could inspire a whole new generation, General George Washington. Jared himself is tasked with the mission and heads back to the moments prior to the Battle for Brooklyn, to bring the General back, and return him at the same point in time, without affecting history. But when he meets the beautiful Becky Miller, his resolve not to interfere in time weakens.

Our childhood is never truly our own, it is shaped by the people who raise us, by social pressures we may not even be aware exist as well as whatever education we so happen to receive.This is the story of Jo, a black South African woman born into the apartheid system and raised by her community that struggled and strived for survival. The struggles of a young woman swinging between dependence and an imagined freedom.This is the story of her immigration to another country, her loves and her losses and the strangeness of looking at a place you know, the world that raised you, from the eyes of a foreigner.

The Like Factor identifies the destructive habits, tendencies, and harmful patterns that over time can contribute to the slow erosion of intimacy and trust within your relationship.If your relationship is not what it was like in the beginning, one that was considerate, affectionate, peaceful, and kind, there is a good chance that one or both of you have been the author of its unfortunate decline.Many partners do not realize that the demise of their relationship is caused from within, from shooting themselves in the foot.The author talks about common frustrations, resentment, feelings of hopelessness, and eventual contempt. He also provides the roadmap on how to reduce and eventually eliminate harmful behavior. How to take the right steps to simply get out of the way, to allow your relationship to heal and prosper, to let nature take its course and bring both of you back into each other's arms.If there are too many disappointments and frustrations that in a cumulative way have changed your relationship into a lesser version of its former self, The Like Factor explains the underlying root causes, the bad habits, the invisible thieves that are taking away what is so very close to both your hearts, what is your most prized possession. Your relationship.

The COVID-19 pandemic shows no sign of abating. The virus continues to mutate but is being fought by vaccines developed in record time. As the death toll from infections continues to rise, people across the globe must confront multiple challenges like new variants and misinformation. Military, political, social, and economic factors add to the uncertainty and angst of this unprecedented period.Poetry in the Pandemic Volume II is a memoir in the form of an anthology of absorbing and insightful poems written by Larry Borowitz over the course of the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic. The author's deep and well-articulated weekly thoughts and feelings reflect a range of themes - from hope and despair, to triumph and tragedy, to setbacks and progress. At its heart, it reflects the best and worst sides of humanity - a razor-sharp evaluation of a hugely changed world.

This book by author Kristen Smith is a thoughtful and fervent piece of writing about the love mankind receives from God, and how we can improve our lives with the intent of growing towards this love. Through recalling Bible stories, interpreting verses and recounting tales from her own experience, Smith builds a vivid picture of the love of Jesus, his example, and why he is so worthy of our devotion. This centred account of life challenges and faith lessons is an excellent reminder to make the most of our gifts from God, to develop a better understanding of what it means to love, and to push ourselves so that we may find a fuller relationship with Christ, and a deeper satisfaction. Although the world may test us, this relationship, and our faith, will set us right.

Sam is a young lion who lives happily in his home, a beautiful land. He likes to run on the vast ground under a big sky, and to chase the Sun. However, one day, a strange bird catches Sam in her web and carries him away. Read Sam the Lion to find out where this strange, noisy bird takes Sam.

Porkchop, the beagle-basset, loves to spend his days at home with Mom. Sadly for Porkchop, sometimes Mom has to go to work. With Mom gone, Porkchop is in charge of the house and he does what any good dog would do: nap, play with toys, run around, and use his wonderful sniffer to sniff around the house for food. Having a great sniffer is one of Porkchop's greatest traits, but sometimes that sniffer can get him into trouble.

Meet young girl Michaela and learn all about her inside Allison Wolferd's Crabwiggles. In this heartwarming children's story, you will discover that the things that make you different, make you amazing!

We've all had things happen that offset our day. The magic is in how we handle those upsets. Looking for the charm of small things throughout our lives, Little Happies can help readers to highlight the good that still surrounds them. Follow a lively young girl through Little Happies and be inspired to make note of the little happies in your life, too!