Böcker utgivna av Olympia Publishers

In Spirit Cooking, Tina provides her personal musings on the change of perspective, on fireflies, on scars, on ceremonies and on rituals. Contemplations on interconnectedness of human and nature. The urge to dive deep into the roots of mother earth but at the same time the want to remain rootless. Because life is movement. The book provides a concatenation of events that reflects the author's perception of life as a whole.Her observations are keys to present issues of wars and conflicts. The strength of numbers. Vandalism of sacred ruins. Significance of Roots of one's origin. A harmony in the amalgamation of opposites. Lost innocence. Lost children.The author observes Marina Abramovi¿ through several performances. As an observer of the time that is passed now. She tries to find the answers to these individual and social emotions in the art performances of Abramovi¿.

Maddie's dreams are haunted by a good-looking stranger. Sometimes he harms her, sometimes he saves her.So, when Ryker makes the leap from her dreams into real life, appearing on her college campus, she doesn't know what to think.He tells her she is Queen of the Fairies, and he her sworn protector, but has forgotten her old life and needs to remember to save her world - and to be wary of her friend, Tanner.Can any of this be true? Or is Maddie just losing her mind, should she confide in her friends? Or is there nobody she can trust any more.What can possibly make her believe?

Seasonal Poems of Serenity is a beautiful collection of poems that reflect the changing of the seasons. Eaton's wonderfully written poems depict her faith in God and nature and can be seen throughout the collection.

Earea is a wonderful land, a land of prosperity, full of warm kind-hearted people. A place where anyone would want to visit and live.Yet it was not always this way. Violence, greed, and death stalked the land generations ago, until the Guardians of Earea arose to settle the land into its peaceful state, before fading into the background of history.Now the land is threatened once more, as a new, intelligent evil sweeps across it, destroying all it touches. Once more, the Guardians must stand together to prevent the end of everything they hold dear.Fortunately, they're not alone - but when their enemy reveals his true ambitions and strength, will it be enough?

Disease, radiation, and violent storms have ravaged the earth, laying waste to all that was civilised and good. Now, it is every man for himself in the struggle for survival against tyrannical despots who would exploit the innocent and vulnerable for their own gain. Madan, fifteen years on the run after the death of his family and collapse of his city, is growing tired, and desperate. Raydr, eight years escaped from horrific captivity, has learnt the hard way the sacrifices it takes to survive in this world. Thrown together by circumstance and a shared need for vengeance, can these two learn to trust each other in a kill-or-be-killed world? As they begin to open themselves up to the possibility of hope - hope for revenge, for the chance of a real future - they will find out just how important the actions of two people can be, and what the cost of vengeance really is.

Nessie learns to fly a Cessna before she has her car licence. After studying aeronautical engineering at Sydney University, with her best friend, Corinne, Nessie joins the Air Force and meets her future husband Phillip, the son of an English duke, while she is doing her officer training at Point Cook, an outer suburb of Melbourne. Throughout her teens and early adult life, Nessie discovers that for her, love is not confined to one person, or one gender. Nessie achieves her goal of flying Caribou aircraft at Richmond Air Base, west of Sydney, but her pleasant life with Phillip which culminates with the birth of their son, Andy, is imperilled by the arrival from England of Henry Boyd, Phillip's childhood friend and Henry's stunning wife, Maggie.

Nadir is an ordinary teenager living in London, until one day he decides to visit the new gem museum, a seemingly innocuous event which will forever alter his fate. When an old man tells Nadir of the great power of the gems in the museum, unbelieving Nadir takes one of the gems to see for himself. A moralistic kind-hearted boy with no tolerance for bullying, Nadir often finds himself standing up for others, and it's on one such occasion that the power of the gems begins to reveal itself.With newfound power, Nadir soon begins to realise the double-edged sword of honesty. Though he vows to only use the gems for good, it soon becomes clear that not everything can be fixed through the gems. And not everyone is happy with the way Nadir will use his power...

In a lyrical wonder of deep musings and a conversation with a bird, Kamal Shlbei delves into the recesses of the human mind and perception to see the unseen and to acknowledge what his own being is made of and how beautiful it is to be a moment in the history of beings.

Jeanie hasn't spent a lot of time with her father, Alan, since her mom died five years ago.To make up for it, she's taking him to a tiny island off the coast of British Columbia for a few days of hiking, fishing, and camping.The deep woods seem the perfect place to reconnect with each other.But there's something about them...When Jeanie finds an eldritch sigil etched in one of the trees, and then immediately forgets it, things begin to unravel.If they can't figure out what's happening, and get away in time, they may become lost in their own forest dreams and never escape the wilderness.

James Hart, a former Commissioner of Police for the City of London, provides an in-depth view of policing in the United Kingdom, covering what policing is, changes already in place, and giving a concise view on what more can be done to improve or change from his unique perspective as a former Police Commissioner.The public perspective of the police is discussed, including how impacts on how police services are provided, using 'Policing by consent' as the main focus point for UK police services.The theories on potential changes are from his unique experience. James Hart brings in his national and international experience of working in differing police cultures and environments to provide reasoned views on how improvements could be made.The reasoned arguments for change in policing policies and procedures and the UK policing principles and practices are also examined in some detail from a police perspective.

Marabulla or Forfeits is Silvia Rodríguez's invitation to us to recover our past through hers, presented in a series of precious moments of innocence and love as viewed from the perspective and wisdom of adulthood. They are poems of the celebration of life and love lived carefree and the bitter-sweet experience of maturity and inevitable loss to which we can all relate, poetic snapshots of our existence in time and space and the forfeits we have to pay.Translating her work has triggered many happy memories of my own past that everyday experience had dulled and allowed me to celebrate, in a true Sankofa journey, the miraculous poetry of life and love.

"Please help me. Anyone. Gods, devils, angels, demons... whoever is out there. Please, please, I need help."Little does Dawn, a woman with a troubled past whose hard-won life is on the verge of crashing down, know that an entire world of gods, devils, angels, and demons is indeed out there, and their sights are set on her.Just as Dawn is unknowingly calling supernatural forces to her quiet Salisbury home, Lucifer and his Kings of Hell walk among us and race to resolve a strange and unknown threat that could upend the balance of both the human and divine realms.Hot on their tails is the archangel Michael, under the guise of an FBI consultant tasked with apprehending an unusual serial killer with an occult obsession.As all their paths intersect, the fate of the world hangs in the balance.

Twelve-year-old Trey Connor is looking forward to the summer - a chance to kick back with his neighborhood friends and have fun. They are the Brockton Boys and stand with each other through thick and thin. The summer proves to be a time of crucial life lessons and the tough consequences that follow. The Brockton Boys learn how to stand up to bullies, and that there are different ways to fight back. It is a story of friendship, ties, and unpredictable adolescent hormones.

"It's a choice; add one good habit every day and see the energy you will gain."In Structure is Key to Success, Regina Wallmark draws on more than ten years of business experience to guide the reader on their personal path to success in life and in their careers. She isolates the keys to real progress, which start in your own life; from healthy eating to consistent sleep, Wallmark outlines the need for structure and planning to drive you towards your dreams.This is an eye-opening read for business leaders and managers of all levels of experience and is sure to stay in the reader's mind as they embark on their journey to success.

Paige and Piper are all dressed up and painting portraits of themselves in their pretty pink princess dresses. When lunch time comes around, the girls forget to clean up their mess. The day takes a turn when Paige and Piper notice their dog Polly covered in paint and paw prints all over the house!

The story upholds the essence of one's connection to mother nature. It is a delightful conversation between an inquisitive son and his mother where the mother introduces five elements of nature to her son in a uniquely wonderful way.

Do koalas have tails? A great question indeed. It's easy to find the answer. All you have to do is read. Reading about koalas is fun. You can learn so many facts. What do koalas like to eat and when do they like to relax? What is a baby koala called? I wonder do you know? Or, how much water do they drink and where do they call home? The answers to these questions will surely surprise you. Just open this book and let the words guide you.