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  • av Simoné Heesen
    140,-

    Samantha, a talented cardiac surgeon from South Africa, finds herself in unfamiliar territory when she accepts a job offer in a distant land. With a new home, new hospital, and a fresh set of rules to navigate, every day is a challenge. Among the unfamiliar faces is Devon, a celebrated architect with mysteries of his own.Life is a delicate tapestry of emotions, and as Samantha soon discovers, escaping the past doesn't always lead to a clear path forward. Their budding romance is a dance of passion, vulnerability, and unexpected turns. As she grapples with the complexities of the operating room, Samantha must also confront the trials of the heart.Join Samantha on a journey of love, resilience, and self-discovery, where the past and present intertwine, and the future remains beautifully uncertain.

  • av Vicki Ostenfeld
    144,-

    As the tumultuous tide of the Second World War ebbs, Frank and Amy stand on the precipice of change, their futures hanging in the balance. In the waning days of conflict, this sergeant of the Australian Army and his counterpart, an intrepid Army nurse, are compelled to confront the daunting choices that await them as peace promises to restore normalcy. With the cessation of war comes the inevitability of their separation: Amy yearns to embrace a new beginning in Sydney, with dreams of donning the physician's coat, while Frank envisions a pastoral life in Tasmania, cultivating world-class Merino wool on his family's farm. The question that looms over them is one of compromise: can their individual aspirations weave together to form a shared tapestry of life? Their quest for answers is fraught with dilemmas, knowing that each step taken will etch permanent marks on their lives and those of future generations. Spanning half a century, Another Time is a rich tapestry of familial ties, an emotional odyssey through love and loss, fidelity, and betrayal, set against the rapidly shifting moral landscape of the 20th Century, forever altered in the aftermath of conflict.

  • av Peter Krogh Andersen
    145,-

    Embark on a gripping journey in The Reaper Comes in Black as Yamato and his classmates face a tragic accident that claims their lives. Amidst the chaos, Yamato finds himself lingering between life and death, encountering a ghost just moments before his final breath. However, when he awakens, he is greeted by church walls that confine him, and a mysterious man steps forward, uttering a chilling 'Welcome'. This captivating tale explores the themes of love, loyalty, and adventure, but it delves deeper into the unpredictable nature of life. A single mistake can irrevocably change everything, leaving Yamato and the readers questioning who can be trusted and who must be challenged. As secrets unravel and allegiances are tested, the true nature of those around Yamato becomes uncertain, and the line between friend and foe blurs.

  • av Nicole Gonzalez
    165,-

    What if someone told you that you had the power to change your life? Grasping your emotions, understanding your health and body, building deeper connections with others, overcoming anxiety, and discovering your self-confidence… it's all attainable. You just need some guidance to get there.In The Book Every Teen Should Read, Nicole Gonzalez introduces you to the power of personal development along with dozens of strategies on how to grow into your best self. Being a teen can be a really challenging time without the tools to enhance your quality of life. Nicole knows this all too well, which is why she wrote down all the tips and tricks you need to get through your teenage years with ease.In this groundbreaking workbook, Nicole entertainingly discusses the things that aren't taught in school: how to maintain your physical and emotional health; exploring your identity; manifesting the life you desire; embracing change; and discovering how amazing you truly are. You are destined for more, my friend. It's time you believe it yourself! The Book Every Teen Should Read is an indispensable book-a must read now!

  • av Pam Richards
    315,-

  • av T S Aguzien
    115,-

    Inspired by the author's harrowing experiences, Oluwa Street Evil Mobs 1967 explores the brutal torture and ruthless killings targeting innocent Igbo people and other Nigerians wrongly profiled in 1967 Lagos amid the raging Nigerian/Biafran War. This sobering work implores present-day Nigerian political and military leaders to reflect deeply on past bloody mistakes as they navigate complex dynamics risking further conflict. The catastrophic failures spanning tribal, religious, and political divides throughout the three-year war must not be forgotten. Today's tenuous peace requires re-examining volatile misunderstandings that engulf nationhood when weaponized instead of addressed through compassionate leadership seeking reconciliation. Are darker forces again exploiting divisions? Have lessons been learned? Does real and lasting peace exist for all in Nigeria? By confronting painful history, Oluwa Street Evil Mobs 1967 sounds an urgent call for breaking destructive cycles that allow persecution of any ethnic group under the excuses of war. There must be accountability along with healing so the innocent victims documented here are honoured through non-repetition - and community replaces suspicion as guiding light.

  • av Jared Reed
    125,-

    Douglas, living a humdrum life in Spokane, Washington, yearning to escape working as an accountant, borderline suicidal, leaves his life behind to pursue his dream of working in entertainment. Hollywood, full of sin, seduces Douglas, distracting him in many ways. The men in the town are quite intoxicating and he exposes some pretty explicit parts of his life while making the transition to Hollywood. Douglas finds his way to cope living with the craziness of Hollywood, but finds himself overcorrecting his life as it was in Spokane.

  • av Ros Holland
    125,-

    Magnet Man is a richly layered narrative that delves deeper into Ros' life as a forty-two-year-old woman, juxtaposing her past and present to paint a vivid portrait of her struggles and epiphanies. The story meticulously explores her multiple marriages, each shedding light on different facets of her personality and life choices. Central to the narrative is her encounter with the enigmatic 'Magnet Man', a pivotal figure who ignites in Ros a fervent and transformative passion. Set across various European locales, the plot intricately weaves elements of trust, betrayal, and the tension between societal norms and personal desires. Ros' journey is one of profound self-exploration, where moral quandaries and the quest for true love lead her to unexpected discoveries and a deeper understanding of her own identity.

  • av Katheryna Fedorova
    105,-

    Unlock the secrets to your true self in Who Am I? A Guide Book to Your Sense of Life. In this enlightening and practical book, the author draws from her own life experiences and extensive knowledge to help to discover your purpose, achieve your goals, and find lasting happiness. Through related parables and insightful guidance, this book empowers you to embark on a profound journey of self-discovery. Packed with practical tasks and thought-provoking exercises, Who Am I? equips you with the tools to answer life's most profound questions. Whether you are seeking purpose or simply yarning for greater happiness, this book is must-read for everyone on the path to self-realization.

  • av Martyn Evans
    121,-

    Croeso i gyfrol sy'n gynnwys darnau o waith barddonol yr awdur sy'n dechrau yn nawdegau'r ganrif ddiwethaf ac yn arwain at heddiw. Mae'n dangos gwaith barddonol dros y blynyddoedd o fynychu dosbarthiadau Cymraeg. Hefyd mae yma ddarnau o "Ficro lên" ysgrifennodd i ymarfer idiomau a dywediadau Cymraeg. Mae barddoniaeth yn amrywio o'r ddigri i'r ddifri ac yn mynd o'r byd dysgu Cymraeg i'r byd natur ac yn cyffwrdd a'r byd gwleidyddiaeth hefyd. This book contains pieces of the author's poetry dating back to the early 1990s and going up to the present day. It shows the poetic journey over the years that the author has been learning Welsh. It also contains a few pieces of "Micro Literature" written to help learn Welsh idioms and sayings. The poetry ranges from the humorous to the contemplative and serious, dealing with various subjects from being a Welsh learner to the world of nature and even touching on the world of politics.

  • - All in a Day in Woolooware Bay
    av Rachel Alexandra
    95,-

    Tattoo is a real life Russian Blue female feline who lives full-time with the author aboard their 44ft sailing vessel moored in Woolooware Bay, NSW, Australia. For over six years, this courageous crew of two have learned to adapt to a totally new way of life, becoming one with their environment, learning to love and respect the sea with all the joys and perils it brings. They are governed by the wind as their lives literally come in and out on it and on the tides. This writing gives a unique insight into a life lived in the sea as seen through the eyes of Tattoo, one very special ship's cat.

  • av William Clark
    292 - 367,-

    Treat Yourself to a Brilliant Smile Would you like to improve your image and prospects in life? This book can change your life! Whether you are a youngster, a teenager, or an adult, if you are embarrassed to smile because of your teeth, this book will help you to smile with confidence. Do you have crooked teeth? Do your front teeth stick out? Does your chin stick out? Do you lack confidence? This is the best investment you can make in your self-image! Treat yourself to a brilliant smile!

  • - The Death That He Died
    av John Lindeck
    125,-

    The crucifixion of Jesus was not the simple event we imagine. All sorts of factors played a part including politics, religious rivalry and the need to destroy what we cannot understand. There are seeming inconsistencies in the bible story such as what happened in the long period between when Judas left the Last Supper and when Jesus was arrested. Common sense would suggest that Caiaphas would send his guards out as soon as he knew where Jesus was, but he didn't. Why not? Many people were involved ranging from the star players such as Pilate and Judas Iscariot to the bit players such as Simon of Cyrene. In this book each of these is given their chance to explain their role in their own words. They can say what they really thought of what was going on. The author finished writing his book with a far firmer conviction about the divinity of Jesus and how much his sacrifice cost him, than when he started. These stories have been used and appreciated by the author's own church and by friends who knew what he was doing. They have been used as devotional readings for Holy Week, in schools, as dramatic readings in services, for bible studies and to help students with their studies. They are also a good read and an effective way of introducing people to Jesus.

  • av Christine Helmling
    115,-

    Peter is a whiteboard marker pen who sits on the shelf of the teacher's whiteboard easel. He is alone and, at night, he often hears the chatter and giggles of the felt pens in a container on the children's table. He longs to join them. But how can he? Peter is very lonely. One night something very magical happens, something Peter never ever dreamt would happen.

  • av Arnold Lawson
    150,-

    Delve into the eerie aspects of nature with this well-illustrated and enlightening book, unveiling the ghastly facets of life that thrive amidst us. From deadly poisonous frogs to plants that can drive one mad, from minuscule spiders residing on the skin to flies feasting on human flesh, and parasitic worms inhabiting human bodies to fungi annihilating frogs - discover these and more in the realm of Horrible Biology. As you traverse through the chilling accounts, you'll come to realize that biology - the study of living organisms, encompassing an estimated 8.5 million distinct species - holds dark secrets within its vast expanse. While not all of these species incite revulsion, a significant number indeed harbour attributes many would find appalling. However, Horrible Biology isn't solely a journey through grotesque organisms; it also honours lesser-known individuals whose contributions have significantly advanced the field of biology, enriching our comprehension of the living world, despite its grim constituents.

  • av Olive Denyer
    105,-

    Through the Letterbox consists of inspired poems and is an ideal book for parents or guardians to read to their children. It is full of simple but profound words inspire by the word of God. As you sit reading this book you will feel a sense of quietness and peace, for these words speak to all of God's children whatever their age, as the case may be they are written in a monthly format. And they can be read again and again, each day finding some fresh inspiration from the words and the scriptures. "But Jesus called the parents to him, saying, allow the little children to come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the Kingdom of God. Truly I say to you, whoever does not accept and receive and welcome the Kingdom of God like a little child will never enter it." Luke 18 verse 16-17.

  • av Christopher John Elliott
    162,-

    Unleash the magic of your very own theatre! Dive into the exhilarating world of stagecraft, where your unique skills and creativity come alive. Whether it's musicals, plays, or pantomimes, with the right guidance and collaboration, your vision can become a reality. Everyone possesses a unique talent; it's time to harness yours. This book is your roadmap, drawing from personal experiences to navigate the highs and lows of theatre life. Whether you dream of community performances, touring shows, or a professional stage, the possibilities are boundless. Embrace your passion, stay organized, and remain determined. The joy and memories you'll create, both for yourself and your audience, will be immeasurable. Let's set the stage together!

  • av Kerry Ryan Moore
    131,-

    In backwoods peninsular South Carolina live diverse characters including over-the-top cops, naive moronic crackers, the plainly mad, a Nazi war criminal and his nemeses, tempestuous lovers, and more. In a wonderfully out-of-place Scottish castle lives a very clever man with a hook for a hand. A greedy businessman tries taking everything not nailed down, while a beautiful, intelligent reporter is sent to this purgatory for her sins. An odd township of throwbacks and the criminally insane, many endowed with a Byronic ferocity. The dialogue zooms, crackles, and pops, often wild, nonsensical and counterintuitive, with wild accusations and ridiculous alibis. ONCE READ, NEVER FORGOTTEN!

  • av Gordon Wilson
    125,-

    "You have to love the mountains to live here." Nevertheless, at seventeen Salva left, returning many years later with Àngels to the family farm. Now it's a holiday centre. "I was sleeping in the tent. The bear was eating a sheep fifty metres away," says Mustà, a shepherd who moved to the Pyrenees from Morocco. "Born here... without doctors, without anything." Josep has never left his mountain village. Once a secretary in Barcelona, his wife María is now the farmer in the family. Five in-depth life stories from the fifteen in Mountain People. Stories of hope in the face of adversity, reflecting our common humanity. Stories that, like the surrounding mountains, will ignite your imagination.

  • av Francis Arthur Rawlinson
    105,-

    This book offers a diverse collection of poems, lyrics, and thoughtful jottings suitable for readers of all ages. It explores a wide array of themes, from the intricacies of relationships to the wonders of transport, the changing seasons of life, and the beauty of animals and plants - essentially, there's a poem for almost every occasion. Crafted from my reflections on the world and events around me, including topical issues from the news, each piece resonates with a unique perspective. Some entries are written as lyrics, complete with choruses that reinforce their messages. While readers are encouraged to create their own melodies as they read, it's worth noting that these lyrics already have tunes, which are copyrighted, adding an extra layer of creativity to the experience. Reading this book is an invitation to enjoy the rhythm and flow of the words, enhancing your experience as a reader. I share this collection with the hope that you find as much joy and inspiration in reading these pieces as I have found in writing them.

  • av Moira Brown
    95,-

    When Rooster, Cat, Dog and Donkey must flee their homes, they feel afraid and alone in the world. They meet on the road and are surprised to find others in a similar situation. They quickly become friends. The rooster has the idea of going to Bremen to become a busker, since he has such a good voice. The others assure him that they, too, are musical, with good singing voices, and form a quartet! On the way to Bremen, they spy a house, off-road, in the forest. They had just been thinking about shelter for the night. Maybe they can sing for their supper, too. But the house is the hideout of a gang of robbers, who are not likely to welcome passing travellers. How is it, then, that the four friends are able to take possession of the house, and live there, peacefully, for a while? Suddenly, everything changes when visitors arrive. Is it for the better?

  • av Ruby Redd
    134,-

    Seen through the eyes of an Asperger's female - who can be harder to detect - this immersive memoir shares a fascinating, absorbing, and emotive coming-of-age story. Struggling to appear 'normal' amid a dysfunctional family life, the protagonist's inspirational tale highlights the strengths found in diversity. Experience compelling adventures and experiences that follow her childhood and adolescent journey of self-discovery. With cohesive storytelling that leaves you longing for more, this must-read offers a perspective rarely portrayed in literature, one that both enlightens and entertains. It's an inside look at success despite adversity as well as a valuable glimpse into the rarely portrayed mind of an Asperger's girl pushing back against social norms in her quest to thrive as her true self.

  • - A Miracle of Life
    av Julie Moss
    134,-

    Australia: A Miracle of Life beckons you on a breathtaking expedition alongside Julie as she delves deep into the heart of this timeless and majestic terrain. Picture pristine beaches, winding rivers, rugged mountains, and lush forests that beckon with stories untold. Journey through vibrant cities, tranquil gardens, and quaint towns, immersing yourself in the rich tapestry of traditions and culture that define the Australian spirit. More than a travelogue, this is a poetic tribute to a land and its people. Let the magic of Australia captivate your soul!

  • av Montserrat Noel
    144,-

    In this thoughtfully curated book, accompanied by hand-illustrated cards rich in detail, you'll embark on a journey of introspection and self-improvement. The Game of Life - Play Life Cards is designed not just to highlight anxieties, fears, and uncertainties, but also to help you tackle them head-on - all while enjoying the process. Embrace an adventure that illuminates buried emotions and untapped potential, guiding you to confront and reshape them with ease and light-heartedness. By engaging with these cards daily, you'll discover the transformative power of play in personal growth. One of the unique features of this set is its customizability. With a mix of blank and coloured cards, you're encouraged to personalize the deck with your own experiences, aspirations, and challenges. Each card acts as a nudge, prompting immediate action toward your well-being and moulding the future you envision. The moment you draw a card, its influence begins. By the journey's end, you'll bask in a profound sense of accomplishment and self-discovery. Paired with the book, which serves as a diary for your reflections, you can chart your transformative evolution. In essence, The Game of Life - Play Life Cards offers a roadmap to elevate your everyday into the extraordinary. Embrace the challenge TODAY.

  • av Ken Hughes
    240,-

    Between April and November of 1888, a shadow descended upon the streets of London's East End. Night workers - predominantly prostitutes - were targeted in a brutal series of murders. Of the dozen reported killings, six bore the chilling signature of a single murderer, who would later become infamously known as Jack the Ripper. This enigmatic killer left a macabre calling card: surgically excising organs from his victims. Despite numerous theories and alleged familial ties proposed over the decades, the true identity of Jack the Ripper remains elusive. Modern forensics and passionate amateur sleuths have pursued the mystery, but the waters are muddied with myths and hearsay. Can we ever claim to be related to someone whose identity is unknown? The Ripper's reign of terror may have been brief, yet its impact lingers on. Copycat killers have emerged over the years, attempting to emulate Jack's nefarious deeds, but none have matched the intrigue surrounding the original Ripper. Whether this phantom killer was a transient or a local, their identity - and whether they fled England or met their end within its borders - remains one of history's most compelling enigmas. Delve into this book and decide for yourself: after journeying through its pages, do you think you've come closer to uncovering the truth about Jack the Ripper?

  • av Prg Collins
    125,-

    Monty saw some young boys playing with matches and lighting a fire in the bush, even though they knew they shouldn't be doing it! When the fire got worse, and one of the boys, Andy, fell in its path as he tried to escape it, Monty had to quickly take his family to the safety of the river nearby as the boy's father ran to help his frightened son. What happened to Andy? What lesson did he and the other boys learn?

  • av Gerald Stribling
    395 - 443,-

    Lady Bean and Family, the follow-up to Gerald and Usanna Stribling's Mr Cabbage and Family, is an in-depth exploration of the world of leguminous plants, presenting a blend of historical, botanical, and culinary perspectives. This book details the development of beans throughout history, examining their botanical structure, emphasizing their nutritional importance and even discussing their sometimes surprising cultural role. The authors share expert knowledge on various aspects of bean cultivation and storage, highlighting different methods of preservation and discussing the health benefits and diverse uses of beans. The narrative takes readers on a global journey, culminating in an extensive collection of recipes that showcase beans in various forms. From savoury snacks popular in the Americas to traditional soybean-based dishes from China and Japan, and even classic French culinary delights, the book provides a wide array of options for cooking enthusiasts and food lovers. Ideal for readers with an interest in food history, botany, and gastronomy, Lady Bean and Family is an informative resource that offers a comprehensive look at one of the world's most versatile and nutritious plant families.

  • av Brian Williams
    134,-

    In the scorching summer of 1976, Patrick leaves home, determined to escape from a family still reeling from the suffocating aftereffects of a terrible tragedy. Hoping to find peace of mind, love, and adventure, he heads to the brooding seaside resort of Morcambe. Here he is catapulted into the complicated world of the fairground folk. He meets the beautiful Clare, the giant Malone, and the mysterious Zola, who describes himself as a 'collector of souls'. Patrick soon discovers that he cannot escape his past and is quickly drawn into a deadly game of love and revenge. Now, years later, a mysterious letter calls Patrick back to Morcambe, where he fears he will be finally held to account for the events of that terrible summer. After all, he knows what lies beneath the sands. He soon discovers that nothing is ever as it seems, and memories may not always be trusted. A tale in which Patrick comes of age twice in very different circumstances.

  • av Tennille Davis
    121,-

    Swoop in and find out what that mischievous, cackling kookaburras get up to in a day in the Australian woodlands. What do they do? Where do they live? What do they eat? What animals do they fear? Join in the iconic Australian kookaburra dance and song!

  • av P A Gillis
    105,-

    Everyone supports Fanny Williams as little Renny becomes part of the Aberbryncraig story and causes a problem or two on his way, showing considerable ingenuity and originality. Mrs Mopalot sorts it all out again with the help of those who have caused all the difficulties, her husband, cocoa in bed, and above all, most of the population of Aberbryncraig in one way or another. The Summer Party is rather unusual this year.

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