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Man to God - Oh Lord, how can I experience paradise on Earth? It seems to me so hard! - My son, why are you confused? I gave you paradise almost from the very first moment of your creation. It's a part of you! - Do You mean Woman? - Exactly, the most beautiful creature I ever made! She has the purest heart and the most creative mind. The road to paradise goes through her. - But our relationship is so complex. Sometimes, I feel that Woman is the reason for my misery. - The only reason for your misery is you, because you've forgotten your mission - to serve and treat her with love and respect. - And what am I going to gain if I do so? - Blissfulness! You'll be rewarded with her graces, a true taste of heaven in this life. But remember, she is fragile until she breaks, then cuts like a blade!

In this autobiographical book of poems, the arcof a life is considered from childhood to last days, ¿each poem a stop along the way.¿From remembering how his mother wrote, "A bird /¿skipped across the surface of the page." To consideringhow he might choose to spend his last moments,¿¿"I would read out loud / the way you sometimeslike me to, every word / a star. Brilliant, then dimming."¿

Faced with a sudden break of a long-term relationship of four and a half years, a twenty-four-year-old woman must go on a journey of self-reflection to find the answer to leap. She is faced with new questions about herself, her understanding of life as she knows it and her relationship and connection with the people in her life. As she explores these questions about complexity of relationships and her newfound knowledge and answers about herself and life, is it enough to guide her to continue to fight for her relationship?

'It reminds me of Brexit, which had the same morbid impact, which ¿had redefined the land as well. Not by rising water levels, like it is ¿doing now, but by imposing distinct coastal borders. The idea of ¿being trapped and isolated by unforgiving frontiers evokes new ethics ¿and politics. We become survivors, landwrecked survivors. ¿Indigenous castaways, if you like.' A post-Brexit novel about seven ¿researchers being stuck on Wytham Hill (Oxford, UK) due to serious ¿flooding. Feeds of a beaching whale trigger ambitions, but collide ¿with acute environmental issues. Facts lose their weightiness and ¿truths become fragile. This twisted Moby Dick story is seasoned with ¿a pinch of love and an inconvenient hint of Brexit.¿

Toulouse has a hunch Chef might want him for lunch!Toulouse the Frog is hopping along when he encounters a chef who wants to use his legs for a stew. Oh dear!See what happens when Toulouse tries to convince Chef not to use him as an ingredient in his dish.A delightfully fun book to read aloud!

"It's only a Tree"Just a Tree it be, A Tree, you see, Of which there are many.But it can only be the Tree it be, And in plain sight of You and Me, Because of the Beautiful Soul that is, The Queen of Her Realm, The Magical Minxie.Are you ready to believe in Magic too?Because I certainly, most definitely, do!As sure as a Sunrise and clear skies are blue, It's True!Dear Friends, It's True! It's True! And IF there's a whisperYou hear from afar, That seems to suggestHow lovely You are;In my opinionIt's certain to be, The wonderous ElfinsWho work with Minxie.

Most detective stories are located in one city, the Maigret ¿series in Paris, Raymond Chandler's Philip Marlow in Los ¿Angeles. These stories, like the television series based ¿on Colin Dexter's Morse novels, are set in Oxford. Unlike ¿Raymond Chandler's and Colin Dexter's novels these are ¿suspense stories of the Hitchcock variety. The ¿fundamental difference is that a thriller is seen from the ¿point of view of the police, or in Chandler's case the ¿private dick. A suspense story is seen from the point of ¿view of the suspect. The whole perspective alters. In a ¿suspense story there is no temptation for the reader to ¿skip to the last page to find out who did it.¿

Jason Colt wakes to find his partner unconscious, a twisted bloody corpse nearby, and his ¿weapon still warm in his hand. With no memory of what happened after entering a dark ¿alcove, he soon becomes the prime suspect.¿¿ ¿In order to save his partner's life and avoid prison, Jason must remember what happened ¿and find the evidence that will clear his name.¿¿ ¿Becca Kennedy is determined to find her sister's killer after the detective assigned to the ¿case refuses to look into the strange circumstances surrounding her death. But just as Becca ¿gets close enough to expose the truth, she becomes the next target.¿¿ ¿Will Jason and Becca be able to unravel what happened and find the answers they're ¿looking for? And if they do, will they be able to survive the consequences of uncovering the ¿truth?¿