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  • av J. Clarke
    146,-

    Have you ever wondered about the afterlife? Whether or not there is one and if there is, just what it might be like? My Christian journey began when I was 26 years old and I was full of questions. As I studied the Bible, the issue of the afterlife started to become very important to me. Who is going to heaven? Is it just for Christians? What about hell? Is it real? Is it forever? I needed to know. I travelled down a number of Christian paths, looking for answers and soon discovered that there were different points of view to these questions. I then made the decision that the Scriptures and the Scriptures alone would be the foundation of my beliefs. I also decided to work from the New International Version because I consider it to be the most reliable translation. I searched the Scriptures thoroughly and in the process I also made the commitment that I would be completely honest during this process and not try to 'tweak' them along any preconceived or preferred directions. If I didn't like what I discovered, then so be it. God and I would work it out. I am delighted with my conclusions and would like to share them with you. I would like to shout them from the rooftops, but this book will need to suffice.

  • av Rebecca Ladd
    107

    Our perspectives in life are ever-changing, influenced by the people with whom we spend time, the experiences we encounter, and the challenges we face. How these factors affect our minds and emotions ultimately depends on us. While others may impact our viewpoints, the power to shape our perspectives ultimately lies within us. However, occasionally, we all need guidance or a nudge towards self-realisation. These 'guardian angels' can manifest in various forms, be it a colleague, a neighbour, or even a beloved pet. Often, we may not immediately recognize their influence, but suddenly, clarity emerges, and we gain the insight we've been seeking. In these moments of revelation, we might find ourselves laughing or crying in disbelief, wondering, 'How did it take me so long to see this?'

  • av Kirstie Quirk
    166

    A mystery cat with only on eye, nothing gets in her way. You are always safe when she is around, who will she help today? A curious kitten goes out all alone, to see what he can find. But danger lurks in the world at night, and not all those you meet are kind!

  • av Maureen McLean
    146 - 214

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    av Anthony Young
    194 - 247

  • av Ruth Leggott
    146,-

    A little fantasy about a grandma field mouse who is sad and lonely after her children left home, her husband died, and she lost her home when the farmer ploughed up his field. Gradually she realised that she could reach out and make plans that included her Grand-mice and her friends and plan new adventures and a new life - and be happy again.

  • av Keith Brown
    166 - 175,-

  • av Tara Kissoon
    196

    This book is based on true events, and I hope it inspires young adults to persevere through life's adversities as personal goals are always achievable... "Never Give Up". My grandmother was a remarkable woman, she was a wonderful combination of warmth and kindness, love, and laughter. As a child, I was fortunate to have a loving grandmother, my parents were divorced and during the period from when I was born to the age of seventeen, we moved continuously. Living in two countries, two provinces and attending seven schools to include private preschool in Georgetown, Guyana, public and catholic schools in Canada. This book provides elements of a healthy childhood development fostered through a stable environment provided by my gran. "Soft, warm and cuddly, Koala is a symbol of faithfulness, gentleness and peace." This children's non-fiction chapter book shares the adventures of a girl named Koala in grade four.

  • av Gino Holland
    166

    Mercedes 'Misty' Rose is a wounded ex-marine turned small-time superhero named Lady Mist, using her shapeshifting and tricked out car to protect the city. But when a terrorist called Mantis threatens to unleash a deadly virus, everything changes. Suddenly Misty faces a mayor under fire for negotiating with terrorists, violent riots, newly emerged superhumans, and explosions rocking the town.To make matters worse, Misty gains unlikely allies after years flying solo. For mysterious reasons, Mantis harbors a grudge against her specifically. Now Misty struggles to train these new superpowered recruits, lead a budding team, keep her auto shop running, and conduct rescue missions-all while creatively cussing out threats in true military fashion. As enemy attacks intensify, Misty must embrace partners both new and old to stop Mantis, unite a fractured city, and discover why she's at the center of this chaos. Even with super abilities, saving lives and stopping disasters proves harder when you can't go it alone.

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    av David Carter
    185

    Navigating the complexities of school life can be a daunting task for young people, educators, and parents alike. This book aims to provide practical guidance and insights to those who find themselves struggling in the educational landscape. While grounded in academic theory and evidence-based research, the primary focus of this book is on offering tangible solutions and real-world examples. Through a series of stories, vignettes, and problem-solving scenarios, the authors explore the challenges faced by students, teachers, and parents from various perspectives. By delving into these narratives, readers are likely to find answers to the questions that prompted them to pick up this book in the first place. The authors propose a model for change called the Multidomain Model of Education and Living (MDM), which aims to facilitate and enhance collaborative relationships between home and school, as well as within these two domains. Rather than advocating for sweeping, top-down changes that are often met with resistance, the MDM offers a flexible framework that can be adapted in part or in its entirety to suit the unique needs of each school community. The authors draw upon their own experiences in the Irish education system to illustrate how these ideas can be further developed and implemented. By inviting parents, guardians, pupils, and school staff to consider incorporating elements of the MDM into their own schools, the book serves as a catalyst for meaningful dialogue and incremental change. Ultimately, the authors believe that lasting transformation in Irish education will not come from above or below, but rather from the middle, where people come together to engage in open and constructive conversations. This book is a vital contribution to that ongoing dialogue.

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    av David Fonteyn
    330

    This textbook explains the fundamentals of effective academic writing for university studies across multiple genres and formats. It is intended for students who are either in the early stages of their university studies, or are preparing to enter a university degree. One of the ways this textbook differs from other textbooks on academic writing is its focus on the organisation of the English sentence through Theme and Rheme. The Theme is what the sentence is about, while the Rheme is what is being said about the Theme. In the English clause, the Theme is at the beginning and the Rheme follows. At the same time as the English clause is divided into Theme and Rheme, the clause can be understood as a unit of information where New information is provided to Given information. One of the central aims of the textbook is to increase awareness of the flow of Given and New information from sentence to sentence, and for students to have greater ability in its organisation. Moreover, New information is formally organised through prosody, or rhythm and intonation patterns. This approach takes account of English rhythms, intonation and stress patterns that accompany sentences and how this relates to writing sentences. Through the Theme/Rheme and Given/New approach, combined with an understanding of Genre, this book aims to both increase awareness of these aspects of the English sentence and explore how this aspect of English facilitates clearer and more effective writing.

  • av Frances Hewitt
    136

    What if imagination wasn't just in our heads? Meet Ally and Fran. They have been best friends for a very long time. Forever, in fact. They do everything together! They sing, dance, laugh and play. They are true BFFs! They especially like writing poetry: One day at school they wrote a poem, about the Gobblewop. He was the strangest creature ever, that came from Planet Plop. But just imagine the girls' surprise when their magical creation comes to life! Join them on the back of the Gobblewop as they whizz through the most thrilling adventure of a lifetime!

  • av Charles Coyne
    166

    When Simon Beauregard is elected leader of the Federation, he never imagines his first challenge will be leading a caravan through the dangerous Mountains of Doom and into uncharted lands beyond - to trade with a mysterious new civilization. But when the caravan is besieged by a vicious horde of Orcs on the return journey, Simon must undertake a desperate quest to raise an army and rescue the beleaguered merchants before it's too late. Joined by his loyal wolf Mystery and a ragtag band of allies, he races against time to navigate treacherous mountain passes, giant spiders, and strange floating horrors to reach the distant Orc-occupied forests. In a climactic battle on the snowy heights, Simon leads a massive force of Volscians, Arkadians and settlers against the Orc legions in a fight for survival. Victory will secure a future for the growing Federation settlements in the Valley of the Orcs. Failure means certain death for the caravan, and an end to Simon's dreams of a peaceful future with his beloved wife Elfwyn and their children. Swords and sorcery clash with wit and courage in this rousing tale of high adventure and exploration into the unknown lands of Terra Incognita. Simon Beauregard is a classic fantasy hero in the making.

  • av Caleb Favour Idialu
    166

    In a distant future, the world is under the tyrannical rule of the evil overlord Enzo and his army, along with the mad scientist Mezro. Three brave heroes - Mary, Paul, and Joe - rise up to challenge their oppressors. Armed with makeshift weapons, they embark on a perilous mission to infiltrate Enzo's stronghold and take down his empire. However, a tragic turn of events leaves Paul badly injured, and he is left for dead as Mary and Joe make their escape. This captivating story is brought to life through a combination of vivid text and stunning, stylishly colored illustrations that immerse the reader in the action. Years later, Paul resurfaces as a powerful cyborg, hell-bent on exacting revenge on Mary. As new villains emerge and old enemies return, the stage is set for an epic final battle that will determine the fate of the world. Alliances are formed, and rivalries are born as the heroes and villains clash in a desperate struggle for power. With pulse-pounding action, plot twists, and a richly imagined future world, War of the Khons is a thrilling science fiction adventure that will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page. The book's vibrant artwork perfectly complements the gripping narrative, making it a truly immersive experience for readers of all ages.

  • av Tom Gant
    126

    Join Tom Gant as he teaches you how to draw nine amazing UNDER THE SEA characters! Using simple shapes, letters and curves you'll be creating your very own MASTERPIECES in no time! You CAN Draw! Volume 1 is filled with easy-to-follow step by step instructions and fun activities that will have you practicing and perfecting your drawing skills! Drawing made easy. REAL EASY!

  • av Oduntan .
    136

    This comprehensive guide provides eye care practitioners with essential knowledge and practical strategies for delivering high-quality care to patients with low vision. Drawing upon over three decades of experience, Professor Oduntan offers valuable insights into the causes, impacts, and management of visual impairment. The book covers a wide range of topics, from definitions and classifications of low vision to detailed clinical assessments and prescribing assistive devices. Readers will learn how to incorporate low vision care into their existing practices, calculate required magnifications, and select appropriate optical and non-optical aids. With its emphasis on a holistic, multidisciplinary approach to rehabilitation, this text equips clinicians with the tools needed to improve their patients' quality of life and help them navigate the challenges of daily living. An indispensable resource for optometrists, ophthalmologists, and other eye care professionals, Contemporary Low Vision Care is a must-read for anyone committed to providing exceptional care to individuals with visual impairments.

  • av Tony Street
    126

    In Aliens on Earth, author Tony Street challenges the conventional narrative of human history and argues that extraterrestrial beings visited Earth in ancient times, greatly influencing the development of human culture and technology. Drawing upon evidence from archaeology, mythology, and religious texts from around the world, Street presents a compelling case that advanced alien civilizations interacted with and shaped early human societies, leaving behind tantalizing clues in the form of megalithic structures, advanced technologies, and cultural traditions. From the mysterious Pyramids of Giza to the enigmatic Nazca Lines, and from the ancient Sumerian tales of the Anunnaki to the biblical accounts of the Nephilim, Street takes readers on a thrilling journey through the ancient world, revealing the hidden history of alien intervention on Earth. Thought-provoking and meticulously researched, Aliens on Earth offers a fresh perspective on the origins of human civilization that will challenge readers to question everything they have been taught about our past.

  • av Nicola Ullrich
    136

    One stormy morning, in an enchanted forest, a shiny, bright object flies through the air and lands in the snow. Maggie the magpie cannot resist taking it back to her nest as decoration, but this turns out to be easier said than done! Follow Maggie on her journey to obtain this beautiful object, in which she ends up risking 'life and wing', as well as being challenged morally!

  • av Paul Jacobson
    117

    Have you ever been sat of your sofa and realised that your TV remote has gone missing? Have your sweets vanished into thin air? Maybe your grown-up can't find their keys? Well, this book may hold the answer to all these and many more mysteries: The Sofa Troll. Sitting alone on your sofa will never be the same again, after going on an adventure with the crafty little critter, who is happily inhabiting your sofa. He hoards all sorts - from important receipts to your pocket money pound coins. However, after being sucked up in a harrowing hoover incident, the sofa troll's future is in jeopardy - will he be dumped with the rubbish or can this cute collector relocate and get back to stashing his stuff?

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    av Helen Laidlaw
    194

    Australia is a large continent and before British colonisation there were over 250 First Nation areas with different languages and cultures. The Wadi Wadi nation lived on an eastern coastal region south of Sydney, which was covered with thick subtropical rainforest and bordered by the Pacific Ocean which provided fish and shellfish in abundance. With its rich volcanic soil, it was one of the first areas to be taken by colonising farmers. The land was cleared and the food, culture and Dharawal language were all almost wiped out. Many First Nations people died from massacres, hunger, and European diseases. This story began in a deep valley 'Willow Gully' with remnant rare subtropical rainforest, inhabited by wallabies, echidnas, possums and hundreds of birds in a small coastal town called Kiama. The gully was settled in the 1840s by two British farming families, and in 2015 the remains of a small farm cottage was unearthed in the rainforest. By coincidence the Aboriginal family who lived there in the 20th century were discovered and they have shared their personal stories. This has provided links to the amazing history of the Wadi Wadi people all along the coast. Through this book find their stories, but also meet an Indigenous King and Queen, WW1 soldiers, a poet, fishermen, sports stars, and silent film makers. Many people have hidden their Aboriginal heritage as racism was rife. The 50,000 years of continuous indigenous heritage is at last being recognised. However, a referendum to recognise Aboriginal people in the constitution, held in October 2023, failed due to misinformation by opponents. But there is still hope!

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    av Julie Sceeny
    204

    Change happens outside the comfort zone circle. This manual is written in order to help guide teachers through the practicalities and skills of actual teaching which can often get over looked. Change: A Book for Yoga Teachers helps to guide you in the skills of becoming a great teacher. This manual steps away from the standard teaching aspect around the history and philosophy of yoga and focuses on actual teaching skills such as dialogue, tone of voice, how to sequence, where to stand, how to teach online and much more. Yoga teaching has changed so much over the last 20 years. If you are new to teaching or have been teaching a long time this book will help you refresh your teaching skills to adapt to what is needed in this new world of yoga. If you want to be a great teacher then this is the book for you!

  • av Aidan Francis Carr
    196 - 232,-

  • av Lounette Loubser
    126

    Growing up in a pagan household can be tough, Because Mom's always up to all sorts of weird stuff! She doesn't fly her broom around, Or wear a pointy hat, But I know she has a wand, And she'll use it to go Zap! Well maybe that's not entirely true, But the other moms, they flinch! Whatever shall I do? Help! My mom's a witch!

  • av Maria Waddelove
    136

    Step into the world of 11-year-old Aelfred, whose life takes a dramatic turn after the tragic loss of both parents. Out hunting with his brother, they suddenly become the hunted. Soon, taken hostage by Viking raiders, Aelfred is confronted with a sinister plot that threatens his life and the future of England. As Aelfred fights for his survival, he must use all his wit and cunning to outsmart the ruthless Ragnar and the crafty Ivar. His experiences in captivity are beyond anything he could have imagined, but they will shape him into the greatest king England has ever known. Travel back in time to the year 859 and join Aelfred on his perilous journey. This thrilling adventure story will keep you on the edge of your seat as you root for the young hero to overcome the odds and fulfil his destiny.

  • av Lucky Onyeoghani
    126

    An ant dies, leaving nothing to be remembered for, despite all its struggles to store up food for the future. It is a tragedy for humans to live like an elephant but die like an ant. Living without conscious thoughts to create a lasting reality leads humans to face the same fate as the ant. All the struggles and labours of a person will someday be forgotten, no matter how wealthy and successful they may be. The wealth will eventually fall into the hands of those who are not as wise as the ant, and all accumulated wealth will be exhausted. A person will be forgotten if there is no record of their thoughts for future generations. Maximizing the wealth of thoughts is a great privilege, allowing one to live like Methuselah, the recorded oldest man on Earth. Unfortunately, neglecting the wealth of thoughts makes one live as a 'walking corpse.' A person without conscious thoughts is like a 'walking corpse.' The difference between managers and their subordinates, as well as the rich and the poor, lies in their thoughts. The rich think differently and achieve success. However, wealth and success without a record of thoughts will one day be forgotten. What does it profit a person to gain all the wealth and success in the world, only to be forgotten? Live by recording your thoughts.

  • av Jayne Rabaiotti
    166

    When a mother stops believing, it takes a wise old man to open up a magical world for a little girl to know that anything is possible when you believe. Look inside to find out what magic awaits you when you ignite your imagination and start believing. Come, open the door to the book and let your dreams twirl in a starry night sky, for there is magic everywhere when you believe.

  • av Jenifer Angelo
    136

    Key, an everyman, finds his life upended when he relocates to New York, a city he never favored. Following a break-up with his long-term girlfriend, Key's life seems to spiral downwards. In the chaos of New York, he repeatedly crosses paths with Slate, a successful businessman known for his numerous lovers. Initially, Slate sees Key as a mere annoyance, a country boy obstructing his path. However, as Slate involves Key in his business affairs, he becomes unexpectedly charmed by Key's allure, despite their frequent clashes. As their lives intertwine, Key and Slate are drawn to each other, leading to an unexpected romance. But looming over their newfound connection is the uncertainty of its future.

  • av Norman Handy
    136

    Embark on a thrilling adventure through the vastness of Russia, starting from the frozen north within the Arctic Circle in the Hero City of Murmansk. Once the destination of many Allied Arctic convoys during the Second World War, known in Russia as the Great Patriotic War, Murmansk overlooks the majestic Arctic Sea. Travel along the rivers and across the lakes of northern Russia, passing through historical cities brimming with captivating stories before reaching Moscow, the capital of the Tsars' empire, with its iconic Kremlin, magnificent cathedrals, and opulent palaces. Follow the mighty Volga River, journeying through significant historical cities, and arrive at Stalingrad, where the Russians made their valiant stand, turning the tide against the Nazi advance during the Great Patriotic War. There is caviar to experience and a visit to Sochi, widely known for its hosting of the Winter Olympics in 2014. Working my way along the Black Sea Coast, I reach Sevastopol, the largest city in the Crimea which was annexed by Russia from Ukraine in 2014 and was Putin's latest acquisition to his new Russian Empire. Discover what life is like in this region today.

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