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Sofija lives in a totalitarian state with her grandparents and works as a clerk in the city hall. Her parents were killed in the last war, fighting for freedom.When Sofija's grandfather becomes critically ill, she has to risk her life to obtain an illegal travel permit to another province to get medicine for him.On her travels, she meets a strange band of mystics, who take her through a portal into a magical world called Tayna. Tomislav and his wife, Natasha, take her under their wing and explain that she has something very special about her and should explore it.Then Sofija meets Ivan, and from the start, she feels they are soulmates.Will she put her newfound happiness on the line to face the dreaded leader, Tanatos?

THE SILENT TOWERS SPEAK - Secrets of the Deep ManiARTWORK VALERIE HELPS AND GEOFFREY BULLThe Silent Towers Speak is Valerie's third illustrated book. It tells of her exciting life exploring a remote region of the southern Peloponnese with her partner, Geoffrey. This book, based on her journals, was written before she left Greece for France to cruise the French waterways on their canal boat; their story, The Voyages of de Villehardouin, was published in 2018. This was followed by A Third of a Pond published in 2020, describing their idyllic life in rural France and the restoration of a two-hundred-year-old farmhouse with its neglected garden.Join Valerie in the remote and barren region of the Deep Mani - a land of savage history where fleeing Spartans in the eighteenth century built their fortified villages and soaring feudal towers in the southernmost part of the Peloponnese.Valerie and Geoffrey find the harbour in Homer's mythological Odyssey where Ulysses loses twelve of his fleet to the cannibalistic Laestrygonian giants, locate crumbling Frankish castles and Nestor's Palace, enjoy an evening at the ancient theatre of Epidaurus, swim in the Messenian Gulf and live life to the full.

A book that highlights diversity and that it''s ok to be different.When a new girl joins the class, many of the children pick on her for her looks, but one brave little boy looks past her differences and learns that really - size is no big deal!

"Life is like food, if you gulp you can't taste it," says Bob.Bob the sloth has lots to say if only the other animals in the rainforest would take time to listen.Toucan bird, anaconda, piranha fish, poison dart frog, howler monkey and anteater all consider him as lazy, hanging in his tree all day long.Bob is about to show them how wrong they really are... and maybe they will learn a few life lessons along the way.Set in the beautiful rainforest of Borneo, this book is a refreshing and fun reminder of how we should really live life, and how mindfulness can be part of everyone's everyday.

Expats in Nigeria is an unusual collection of short stories inspired by Keith Fisher's experiences when living and working in Africa during the 1970s and 1980s. He introduces us to many colourful characters and recounts events that are both touching and humorous and which give us a taste of post-colonial Nigeria.This collection is an important glimpse into the social history of the British in Nigeria during those years, and we learn a great deal through Keith's telling of the anecdotes and real-life stories of the people who lived there.Keith developed his interest in short stories having listened to his Uncle Percy, who was a great storyteller.