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Time-Space
Are you curious about the nature of time-space and the dynamics of human lives within it? Dive into this book and explore these fascinating concepts.
Time, the fundamental dynamo, leads the union with space, its perennial partner. Together, they frame a vast and restless cosmos where all individual has their unique time and place. Yet, humans do not survive alone; they share this beautiful but tiny planetary homestead with many other species.
While humans walk upon Planet Earth, they simultaneously scan the stars, probing the unfolding saga of their home planet and the entire cosmos:
‘Twinkle, twinkle, little star
How I wonder what you are…’This book combines insights from history, physics, geography, and literature – not forgetting songs. The opening section reveals how humans live, remember, forget, and think through time. The next section highlights key features of time and explains why denying time is nonsensical.
The final section surveys the collective human journey through time-space. Humans are a complex species, capable of both deceit and trust, hatred and love, conflict and cooperation. Yet, slowly, they are creating international networks and a global civics. This exciting trend is crucial, especially in responding effectively to today’s urgent climate crisis on Planet Earth.
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How Many Languages Do You Speak?
Growing up multilingual: a challenge, an opportunity, or both?
How Many Languages Do You Speak? is the first book about multilingualism written especially for curious children (8+). If that’s you, open the book and join Miss Wordy and her class as they discover interesting titbits about growing up multilingual. There are also fun activities to do in each chapter.
What does multilingualism really mean? Can we learn two (or three) languages at the same time? Discover the answers in this book. You will also learn how these different languages fit into our brain, what ‘mother tongue’ means, and why it’s smart to speak your ‘home language’ with your parents.
Enjoy your journey into multilingualism!
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Alfie
Join the charming and lively Alfie, a frog with a taste for peanut butter, on his whimsical escapades that will warm your heart and tickle your funny bone.
Join Alfie as he spreads joy, finds unexpected friendships, and discovers that sometimes, the most enchanting surprises are just around the corner.
A delightful tale of friendship, kindness, and the joy of sharing, Alfie’s adventures will delight readers of all ages.
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Under the Black Banner
Peace has come to an end.
The future promises only darkness and not even the gods will be spared, for like the humans that worship them, they are nothing but prey to the true enemy.
Akee Tamin, the Black King of Ayotaya, a tyrant to his enemies, a savior to his people, faces rebellion from without and within, and nothing short of absolute victory will satisfy him.
Marching his army to war, Akee Tamin leaves the capital in the hands of his closest friend, regent Vhijitra, a woman famed for her intelligence and compassion. Facing conspiracy and turmoil, promising nothing but blood and fire, Akee Tamin and Vhijitra must decide what lengths they are willing to go to protect the kingdom.
But now the gods have involved themselves in the rising chaos, but to what purpose, in what capacity, and to whose benefit?
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Kain bu Maisie
Take a moment to stop, gaze, and appreciate the beauty of Wiradjuri Country, where three rivers wind through vast, burnt-red plains dotted with ochre. This is Wiradjuri Ngurambang, our land, and has been for thousands of years. It’s home to Gugaa, the fierce protector of Wiradjuri Country, and Maliyan, guardian of the skies. This sacred place, where the eagle soars above, ensures that all is well and in order on Wiradjuri land.As I look around, I see yellow-bellied Murray Cod swimming in the waters, kangaroos bounding across the plains, and birds everywhere – kookaburras, cockatoos, and magpies. My heart feels close to home. Walking up the red dirt path, I push through the rickety gate and step onto the vast open veranda. Inside, the bare dirt floors are sprinkled with my tiny footprints, leading me to Canowindra Ngurambangga.Here, I am home – home to my great aunties, Auntie Alice and Auntie Mary, our formidable Tup and Dung. These lively matriarchal sisters, strong and determined yet soft and kind, are always glad to see me. Now, it feels as if I am truly home again.
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The Rendezvous
In the intricate dance of love, ambition, and betrayal, The Rendezvous follows Edward, a driven architect balancing the demands of his career and his tumultuous relationship with Jennifer. As their romance falters, Jennifer embarks on a journey of self-discovery, finding solace and passion in unexpected places. Meanwhile, Edward’s life intertwines with Katie, a spirited American makeup artist, sparking a whirlwind of emotions and revelations that challenge them both.
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Lilly the Lodger Finds Her New Family
Lilly feels bound to live with her beloved aunt and uncle til one day her forever home comes calling! Not only does she find her new beloved forever family but finds turning from a window cleaner to detective not only saves the day but the whole town. Is her foe a dog, a rabbit, another window cleaner? Follow Lilly or, should I say, follow her nose! She does!
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The Fate of A Mercenary
Two mercenaries travel along side each other for years, never leaving one another. They never settled down anywhere as they found it boring to settle down in one place forever, they wished to travel and always be on the road to discover new things.
As they are on the road after finishing off another job, they are stopped by a stranger and the stranger is not alone. The two do not know what the stranger wants from them but they do not wish to stay and find out.
Will they make it away from the stranger?
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Endless Suffering
Hanging out with street punks, I often see them acting like crazy people under the influence of illegal drugs. I got to know them because I thought they were people who, like me, lived in torment and were neglected.
I have heard every story of their lives. They left comfortable homes with sufficient food supplies, torturing themselves because they did not get enough attention from their parents.
The suffering they feel is nothing compared to what I have experienced. I live relying only on myself. If I kept hanging out with them, maybe I would lose myself – the only thing I truly have in my life. So, I decided not to spend time with them anymore. What I was looking for were friends who shared the same suffering as me, people who could support each other, exchange ideas, and offer mutual strength.
But until now, I have not found any friend whose suffering comes close to mine. Finally, I thought that maybe it would be good to write about my life journey. Everyone has their own suffering, but perhaps my life experiences could motivate others who are in despair.
Behind your suffering, there are many people suffering even more. Behind your happiness, there are people who are even happier. In this life, all you need is to be grateful and never lose yourself.
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Mischievous Mackie
Meet Mischievous Mackie, the little brother with a knack for crafting chaos and calamity. As his sister’s patience wears ever so thin, the sibling rivalry reaches new heights.
Who will triumph in this household hustle?
Dive into tales of Mackie’s cheeky escapades that drive his big sister up the wall. Discover, through rhythm and rhyme, whether she finds a clever solution to tame his wild ways.
Mischievous Mackie offers a whimsical look at family dynamics, perfect for anyone navigating the adventures of having an irresistibly annoying sibling.
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Light Bulbs
An idyllic Alpine village nestled deep in a remote valley remains unaware of the evil forces that threaten its peaceful existence. The denizens of Hell have gotten their hands on modern electricity and now covet the pristine valley as the location for a second Hell under Satan’s rule. But the land is closely guarded by righteous angels.
To disarm these angelic protectors, Satan dredges up two antiquated demons considered behind-the-times by current hellish standards and sends them to the valley to collect lightbulbs and plunge the village into darkness. However, the bumbling pair quickly get themselves electrocuted, forcing them out of the ether and into mortal view. Stranded, visible yet unable to return to Hell, they soon become media sensations.
As the two demons gain fame, will their distraction provide the opening needed to disable the angels and leave the fragile village open to a terrible infernal invasion? This clever tale blends quirky humour with imaginative world-building to deliver an engaging good-versus-evil adventure.
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Pandemic Stories
In that turmoil of the mind and the spirit, I felt that I could add another drop of water in the sea and make waves, by giving voice to those people who, seeing their past in perspective, had extraordinary experiences or emotions to share.
My sketchbook became a journal and my laptop a window through which, confined in an artist studio in Madrid, I could reach the outer world. I interviewed and sketched people from many different countries through videoconference, and when travelling was permitted, I did it from life. Eventually, I wrote each of their stories and shared them.
In order to counterbalance the bombarding negativity of the media, I felt that art needed to reach out and create hope. I wanted to make people feel listened to, to share their stories and portraits on social media to inspire reflection, empathy and growth. Humanity had never been so united before, it was a time to re-think our values system, and art needed to take action.
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