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A straight-A student, Emma Snow seems like a happy, normal child-and she would be, were it not for the continuous horrors she experiences at home. Emma Snow seems like an ordinary child. Perhaps a little quiet, with a hearing impairment...she's a straight-A student who loves to read. Emma lives with her two sisters, her father, and her stepmother in a house on Third Street. A house the neighbors avoid discussing. Within the walls of the Snow residence, Emma and her sisters are the target of a never-ending stream of military-style beatings and sexual assault. For ten years, Emma and her sisters suffer-with one short, blissful stay in a foster home showing them what life could be like. Emma lives on constant high alert, always waiting for her father's next explosion. All she wants is to live the life other little girls take for granted: To laugh. To be safe. To be a kid. When a crisis center counselor intervenes, it seems Emma and her sisters will finally be free of their tormenter. Surely the judge won't let Emma's abuser go free? But things don't always play out as they should, even when a child predator confesses his crimes.

Tāne is the Maori god of the forest and his Patu is his weapon, his power. Nature's cycle is broken, as you may have noticed, and the carbon in the air has a very limited pathway back to the ground, causing climate change.

When Mrs Salamo, the headmistress, calls Wendi and Kip Kip into her office to meet distinguished historian, Professor Tubulukawa, they are naturally suspicious. After their previous adventures, they simply don't want to enter his odd-looking time machine.However, when he promises it will help Papua New Guinea, they decide to assist the professor perfect the eccentric contraption. As they step into the rickety machine, they are whisked across time, first dropping in on an aristocratic English family in World War II, then back to Papua New Guinea to witness the same war in the jungles of Bougainville. Kip Kip and Wendi then pick up some very interesting time-travelling passengers.Finally, they see their country move from colony under foreign rule to an independent state, where they help local people stop the destruction of vast rain forests. This is Wendi and Kip Kip's second adventure, this time taking them through important events that shaped modern day Papua New Guinea.

Theological reflections on the moral life in general and current issues in particular.

A Noble Queen: A Romance of Indian History by Philip Meadows Taylor is a novel written in three volumes that depicts one of the most important epochs in the history of the Deccan. The book features the life of the noble queen Chand Bibi who is remembered not only as the preserver of Bijapur, but for the heroic opposition she maintained against the Mughal armies in their first invasion of the Deccan and siege of Ahmednagar. Following an alliance policy, Chand Bibi was married to Ali Adil Shah I of the Bijapur Sultanate, who favored Shi'as. After his death in 1580, the Shi'a nobles proclaimed his nine-year-old nephew Ibrahim Adil Shah II as the ruler. A Deccani general called Kamal Khan seized power and became the regent. Kamal Khan was disrespectful towards Chand Bibi, who felt that he had ambitions to usurp the throne. Chand Bibi plotted an attack against Kamal Khan. Kamal Khan was captured while fleeing and was beheaded in the fort. Kishvar Khan became the second regent of Ibrahim. In a battle against the Ahmednagar Sultanate at Dharaseo, the Bijapur army led by him captured all the artillery and elephants of the enemy army. After the victory, Kishvar Khan ordered other Bijapuri generals to surrender all the captured elephants to him. The elephants were highly valued, and the other generals took great offense. Along with Chand Bibi, they hatched a plan to eliminate Kishvar Khan. Chand Bibi challenged Kishvar Khan, but he got her imprisoned and tried to declare himself the king. However, Kishvar Khan became very unpopular among the rest of the generals. He was forced to flee when a joint army led by a Habshi general called Ikhlas Khan marched to Bijapur. Following this, Chand Bibi acted as the regent for a short time. Ikhlas Khan then became the regent and was soon challenged by the other Habshi generals. Taking advantage of the situation in Bijapur, Ahmednagar's Nizam Shahi sultan planned to attack Bijapur. The troops available at Bijapur were not sufficient to repulse this attack. The Habshi generals realized that they could not defend the city alone, and tended their resignation to Chand Bibi. When order was restored in Bijapur kingdom, Chand Bibi returned to Ahmednagar. In 1591, the Mughal emperor Akbar asked all the four Deccan sultanates to acknowledge his supremacy. All the sultanates evaded compliance, and Akbar's ambassadors returned in 1593. In 1595, Ibrahim Nizam Shah, the ruler of Ahmednagar Sultanate was killed in a fierce battle. After his death, some nobles felt that his infant son Bahadur Shah should be proclaimed the king under the regency of Chand Bibi (his father's aunt). However, the Deccani minister Miyan Manju proclaimed the twelve-year-old Ahmad Nizam Shah II as the ruler. The Habshi nobles of Ahmednagar, led by Ikhlas Khan, were against this plan. The rising dissent among the nobles prompted Miyan Manju to invite Akbar's son Murad Mirza to march his army to Ahmednagar. While Murad was on the way to Ahmednagar, many noblemen left Ikhlas Khan and joined Miyan Manju. Miyan Manju defeated Ikhlas Khan and other opponents. Now, he regretted having invited the Mughals, but it was too late. He requested Chand Bibi to accept the regency and marched out of Ahmednagar. Chand Bibi accepted the regency and proclaimed Bahadur Shah king of Ahmednagar.

A Noble Queen: A Romance of Indian History by Philip Meadows Taylor is a novel written in three volumes that depicts one of the most important epochs in the history of the Deccan. The book features the life of the noble queen Chand Bibi who is remembered not only as the preserver of Bijapur, but for the heroic opposition she maintained against the Mughal armies in their first invasion of the Deccan and siege of Ahmednagar. Following an alliance policy, Chand Bibi was married to Ali Adil Shah I of the Bijapur Sultanate, who favored Shi'as. After his death in 1580, the Shi'a nobles proclaimed his nine-year-old nephew Ibrahim Adil Shah II as the ruler. A Deccani general called Kamal Khan seized power and became the regent. Kamal Khan was disrespectful towards Chand Bibi, who felt that he had ambitions to usurp the throne. Chand Bibi plotted an attack against Kamal Khan. Kamal Khan was captured while fleeing and was beheaded in the fort. Kishvar Khan became the second regent of Ibrahim. In a battle against the Ahmednagar Sultanate at Dharaseo, the Bijapur army led by him captured all the artillery and elephants of the enemy army. After the victory, Kishvar Khan ordered other Bijapuri generals to surrender all the captured elephants to him. The elephants were highly valued, and the other generals took great offense. Along with Chand Bibi, they hatched a plan to eliminate Kishvar Khan. Chand Bibi challenged Kishvar Khan, but he got her imprisoned and tried to declare himself the king. However, Kishvar Khan became very unpopular among the rest of the generals. He was forced to flee when a joint army led by a Habshi general called Ikhlas Khan marched to Bijapur. Following this, Chand Bibi acted as the regent for a short time. Ikhlas Khan then became the regent and was soon challenged by the other Habshi generals. Taking advantage of the situation in Bijapur, Ahmednagar's Nizam Shahi sultan planned to attack Bijapur. The troops available at Bijapur were not sufficient to repulse this attack. The Habshi generals realized that they could not defend the city alone, and tended their resignation to Chand Bibi. When order was restored in Bijapur kingdom, Chand Bibi returned to Ahmednagar. In 1591, the Mughal emperor Akbar asked all the four Deccan sultanates to acknowledge his supremacy. All the sultanates evaded compliance, and Akbar's ambassadors returned in 1593. In 1595, Ibrahim Nizam Shah, the ruler of Ahmednagar Sultanate was killed in a fierce battle. After his death, some nobles felt that his infant son Bahadur Shah should be proclaimed the king under the regency of Chand Bibi (his father's aunt). However, the Deccani minister Miyan Manju proclaimed the twelve-year-old Ahmad Nizam Shah II as the ruler. The Habshi nobles of Ahmednagar, led by Ikhlas Khan, were against this plan. The rising dissent among the nobles prompted Miyan Manju to invite Akbar's son Murad Mirza to march his army to Ahmednagar. While Murad was on the way to Ahmednagar, many noblemen left Ikhlas Khan and joined Miyan Manju. Miyan Manju defeated Ikhlas Khan and other opponents. Now, he regretted having invited the Mughals, but it was too late. He requested Chand Bibi to accept the regency and marched out of Ahmednagar. Chand Bibi accepted the regency and proclaimed Bahadur Shah king of Ahmednagar.

"All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." ― Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina Anna Karenina (1878) by Leo Tolstoy deals with subjects of family, betrayal, faith, marriage, desire, Imperial Russian society, and rural vs. city life. Anna, the protagonist, is married to a distinguished official in St. Petersburg and moves in the highest circles of Russian Society with the reputation of a charming woman. Anna's life, however, takes an interesting turn when she encounters a dashing cavalry officer Count Alexei Kirillovich Vronsky at a party and an extramarital affair begins between the two. The affair scandalizes the social circles of St. Petersburg and forces the young lovers to flee for Italy in a search for happiness. Their lives further unravel as they return to Russia and the complexities in their lives and the lives of people around them increases.

A Noble Queen: A Romance of Indian History by Philip Meadows Taylor is a novel written in three volumes that depicts one of the most important epochs in the history of the Deccan. The book features the life of the noble queen Chand Bibi who is remembered not only as the preserver of Bijapur, but for the heroic opposition she maintained against the Mughal armies in their first invasion of the Deccan and siege of Ahmednagar. Following an alliance policy, Chand Bibi was married to Ali Adil Shah I of the Bijapur Sultanate, who favored Shi'as. After his death in 1580, the Shi'a nobles proclaimed his nine-year-old nephew Ibrahim Adil Shah II as the ruler. A Deccani general called Kamal Khan seized power and became the regent. Kamal Khan was disrespectful towards Chand Bibi, who felt that he had ambitions to usurp the throne. Chand Bibi plotted an attack against Kamal Khan. Kamal Khan was captured while fleeing and was beheaded in the fort. Kishvar Khan became the second regent of Ibrahim. In a battle against the Ahmednagar Sultanate at Dharaseo, the Bijapur army led by him captured all the artillery and elephants of the enemy army. After the victory, Kishvar Khan ordered other Bijapuri generals to surrender all the captured elephants to him. The elephants were highly valued, and the other generals took great offense. Along with Chand Bibi, they hatched a plan to eliminate Kishvar Khan. Chand Bibi challenged Kishvar Khan, but he got her imprisoned and tried to declare himself the king. However, Kishvar Khan became very unpopular among the rest of the generals. He was forced to flee when a joint army led by a Habshi general called Ikhlas Khan marched to Bijapur. Following this, Chand Bibi acted as the regent for a short time. Ikhlas Khan then became the regent and was soon challenged by the other Habshi generals. Taking advantage of the situation in Bijapur, Ahmednagar's Nizam Shahi sultan planned to attack Bijapur. The troops available at Bijapur were not sufficient to repulse this attack. The Habshi generals realized that they could not defend the city alone, and tended their resignation to Chand Bibi. When order was restored in Bijapur kingdom, Chand Bibi returned to Ahmednagar. In 1591, the Mughal emperor Akbar asked all the four Deccan sultanates to acknowledge his supremacy. All the sultanates evaded compliance, and Akbar's ambassadors returned in 1593. In 1595, Ibrahim Nizam Shah, the ruler of Ahmednagar Sultanate was killed in a fierce battle. After his death, some nobles felt that his infant son Bahadur Shah should be proclaimed the king under the regency of Chand Bibi (his father's aunt). However, the Deccani minister Miyan Manju proclaimed the twelve-year-old Ahmad Nizam Shah II as the ruler. The Habshi nobles of Ahmednagar, led by Ikhlas Khan, were against this plan. The rising dissent among the nobles prompted Miyan Manju to invite Akbar's son Murad Mirza to march his army to Ahmednagar. While Murad was on the way to Ahmednagar, many noblemen left Ikhlas Khan and joined Miyan Manju. Miyan Manju defeated Ikhlas Khan and other opponents. Now, he regretted having invited the Mughals, but it was too late. He requested Chand Bibi to accept the regency and marched out of Ahmednagar. Chand Bibi accepted the regency and proclaimed Bahadur Shah king of Ahmednagar.

The Footnail Series is an exciting, action packed historical based story set in fantasy fiction that follows a female hero who joins a battle between good and evil.

Killing Two Birds with One Rock.Val's always been unlucky at love - and a whole bunch of other things.But she's never actually felt cursed. Until now.When Tom gives Val an engagement ring for her fiftieth birthday, she wants to fly the coop. But it's Tom who skips out on the romantic getaway he planned. When he can't make the trip, one of Val's pals goes instead. On the first day, her friend entangles Val in a prank that ticks off the wrong tourist. On the second day, she gets Val charged with murder.(Did I mention Val was unlucky?)To clear her name, Val must go fishing to lure in the real culprit. But what kind of bait do you use when you don't want to get caught yourself?With both marriage and jail feeling like impending life sentences, Val's going to have to do some pretty fancy angling to get herself off the hook this time....If you like deeply flawed characters and laugh-out-loud situations, you'll love Five Oh. It's the fifth book in Lashley's hilarious Val Fremden Midlife Mystery series. She's a lovable, bungling mess who's a bit older, a tad more jaded, and a ton more experienced in big-time failure. Life's been tough for Val. Still, she always manages to find her way with sardonic humor and an intrepid spirit. A gin and tonic now and then helps, too.P.S. If you love humorous, page-turning mysteries like those by Deborah Brown, Julie Mulhern, Lucy Quinn, Tricia O'Malley, Gemma Halliday, Karen Cantwell, Tara Sivec, Liliana Hart, Libby Howard, Chelsea Field, Jana Deleon, Gina LaManna, Janet Evanovich, Denise Grover Swank, Amy Vansant, and Stephanie Bond, you just might love Glad One, too! What Readers are Saying about Five Oh: "Oh, Val! What a fiftieth birthday party! Another great entertaining read from Margaret Lashley!""A funny, thought-provoking book. I somehow find myself in the place of Val every time. I've cried and laughed and just related to all of her crazy life. It's so wonderful to read stories whose main character is 50ish!""Lashley's writing style is brilliant and hilarious. The plot is imaginatively twisty, the situations are wacky, the characters are lovable, and there is a surprise ending that I never saw coming. I wish the author could write as fast as I can read!""It is so refreshing to read a story with an original plot which does not rely on current blockbusters for ideas. This novel keeps you guessing and invested from start to end.""Val and pals enjoy another zany adventure. Find time to escape from your life to Val's!""Smartly written, funny and very engaging characters.""Val is a hoot, a mature woman starting over, reinventing herself, and figuring out who she is and wants to be when she grows up. (She's) her own superhero and I recommend reading this whole series."

'Stop telling, start selling'"Every sale counts, even the small ones count"A growing number of young people around the world enter the job market in some kind of call centre job. From India to Dubai, South Africa to Australia, being able to sell over the phone may be the key to the start of many successful careers. Yogesh Pearlal has made more money selling in the call centre than any other profession he can claim. Yogesh Pearlal is the #1 Top Performing Call Centre Sales Advisor at one of South Africa's biggest insurance companies for more than 6 years running. He has won many awards and incentives including Top Call Centre Sales Advisor and 6-Months Incentive Awards earning him a salary equivalent to that of many highly qualified professionals, something never heard of in the call centre environment as an advisor. His sales skills have taken him from a regular call centre agent to the most paid agent on the phone. Now in his first book, Yogesh Pearlal shares his success formula on how to sell more using his basic principle of "Stop telling, Start SELLING".Sales Superstar - The Winning Formula to Call Centre Sales is a book about sales processes, techniques and tactics that work for any Advisor wanting to achieve consistent sales performance in the call centre sales environment. What you will learn from reading this book: Beginning with what makes a Sales SuperstarUnderstanding where your sales come fromUnderstanding the qualities of a sales superstarUnderstanding why clients would buy more from superstars than ordinary sales advisorsUnderstanding how to get more information from prospective clients through smart questioningThe Winning Success FormulaUnlocking the call centre sales processWhat you need to know about yourself, your client and your productMastering the Call Centre Sales process for more salesCall Centre Objection Handling and Sales tips

Alanna Daskaz, daughter of the duchy of Askaz, is perfectly happy to ignore her noble heritage. She prefers to serve as administrator to Gregory III, current king of Askazer-Shivadlakia and her brother in everything but name. It's just another day on the job when she hears that Duke Tomas, ruler of neighboring Galia and generally appalling person, has died. The same day, however, siblings Ofelia and Milo Ansevali arrive as diplomatic emissaries from Galia, with historian Bruno Sheff in tow, to inform Alanna that she is the daughter of the duke's only cousin, and thus heir to his title and his throne. Alanna doesn't even want the duchy she already has, let alone another one.She's going to have to straighten this out, and that means going in person to visit her new kingdom. Traveling to Galia with her best friend Jerry, Duke of Shivadlakia, Alanna discovers that the Palazzo is full of intrigue and in desperate need of strong governance, and that's before they even talk about the issues with Athena, the local pet tiger. Surrounded by people she isn't sure she can trust, Alanna finds Jerry's ability to ferret out information useful - until she discovers Jerry has a few secrets of his own. There's a lot to fix in Galia, but politics was always Gregory's job. Alanna doesn't want to become ruler, especially not with a precious new romance blossoming in the shadow of Galia's impending power struggle. Her best option might be the persistent rumor that the duke had a secret child - if she can figure out who it is, and how to get them on the throne instead of her.The Lady And The Tiger has a total wordcount of roughly 70K words.

The verse of Peter Stiles is like the man himself - gentle, insightful, and full of a wisdom that lingers in your mind for months and years to come. These poems beautifully interweave the life and thinking of C S Lewis, Peter's own experience of suffering and beauty, and the subt

The Chicken Nugget always seems to find himself in hard situations. In this book, the first of The Chicken Nugget series he makes a friend who is always there to help. It's a chicken nugget world and sometimes bad things happen. Sometimes being a chicken nugget is hard work. When the chicken nugget makes a true friend, he discovers how to be a true friend as well. Join The Chicken Nugget and Hivvee on adventures that are extremely unlikely and often hilarious. Written from the creative mind of Arthur England, who was 5 at the time, you are sure to fall in love with both The Chicken Nugget and Hivvee. Illustrated by Amy England (Arthur's mother) the pages are full of colour and vibrant illustrations to draw in children and adults alike. The Chicken Nugget has been brought to life on the pages. Once you read The Chicken Nugget, you will be left wanting more.

High school student Norman "Zebra" Smith, half British & half Ghanaian, lives at the crossroads of race and identification. In response to racial slurs from other students, Norman embraces hybridity and forms a Rainbow Alliance with other ethnic minority students against black & white judgements. Inspired to act by a colourful combination of Hip Hop, Shakespeare, his teacher Mr Neal and the US Civil Rights movement, Norman and his allies use the unlikely arena of a High School auditorium to expose the racist bully Goodwin and his henchmen. Choosing to own their "nicked names", Norman and his friends take centre stage, silencing their opponents and proving the power of words to unite us all.

Undercover Heroes is a non-profit organization geared towards helping and guiding single parents as best as they can. This volume is a collection of true stories from the point of view of 12 single mothers belonging to this organization, sharing their experiences and how they managed to overcome adversity. The stories are real, sincere and will leave you in awe of what people who are put to the test can overcome.

Be curious. Stay reverent. Focus on the details. Delight in Creation.Whether we realize it or not, these attitudes shape our ability to discover and understand truth, both in nature and the Bible. We live in a noisy world where loud opinions about science are common. This is also true in the Church, where modern science is both admired and doubted, depending on the topic. What are your questions about the world? How does the Bible help you to understand them (if at all)? In this resource, discover the important attitudes we need to make sense of God's works in nature, and God's words in Scripture. Rather than teach us what to think, the essays in this book emphasize concepts and skills that help us know howto think. Dive in and discover a rich toolset for thinking about creation, modern science, and the Bible. Topics include: Historical Christian views about scienceA Christian theology of natureThe "two books" of revelation: Nature and ScriptureIntroduction to the goal and practice of scienceIntroduction to the world and purpose of ScriptureResolving conflicts effectivelyEpic Science, Ancient Faith is intended for anyone who has questions about science and Christian faith. Discussion questions and visual aids make this a perfect resource for group study. Companion site at EpicScienceAncientFaith.org.

Outside Outside Exploring with My 5 Senses will take you on a journey of one child's adventure as he discovers interesting things he can see, hear, smell, taste, and touch. The vivid illustrations will help young children visually explore the world around them. This story shows children how they can actively engage their five senses while exploring outside. It uses rhyme to inspire creative thinking and get children excited about this beautiful world.

Five women in five stories show strong will in nearly impossible situations. In their individual circumstances, Brooke, Mia, Melanie Holly, and Sonali are everyday average women who transform into SHEROES. At times going unnoticed showing bravery intellect, and problem-solving are all just in a day's work. Brooke stressed to the limit with rebuilding her credit, securing her future, and completely accepting herself, has a decision to make to be selfless or selfish. Mia goes against family and tradition in search of her own personal happiness. Will her family support her? Melanie loves her family dearly the sacrifices she makes will it be enough to keep her family together? Holly a rising reporter covering a tragedy in the inner city, will she pursue the truth and risk her career or will providence step into right a wrong? Sonali is bound by an electric wheelchair but will she let her disability and bullying stop her from reaching her life's goals? Find out in Truth & Mixed Company.

A fictional novel about America's Space Race. Actual events, but the details are so suspenseful that you will never see them coming. Welcome to Cordwood 1957. A story that takes place in 1957. It seems unimportant now, but cell phones, GPS, and many things we do are connected to 1957. How, 'The Space Race', that begins with Russia's Sputnik and the USA's answered with Explorer 1. Here's a fictional embellishment of the past. Cordwood is a compilation of Shack's life, beginning with the newspaper business that transpired into a tumultuous relationship with an Indian tribe living on the Reservation along the Alabama/Tennessee border. Were the US Government steps in, things take an unusual twist leading Shack into the scientific realm involving America's Space Race. James Woodrow Shack has a knack for sticking his nose in a little too much into other people's business than they like. A story about a Greyhound Bus and Indian turns from an accident report investigating the man's past. Ultimately, his nose led him into a near-death encounter leaving him in Washington DC, with an invite from the CIA.

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