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Have you ever wondered what else to do on a rainy day after you’ve jumped in all the muddy puddles in the garden? Or had a picnic in a tent under the table? That was the wizard’s problem too. Magic all day long, and he needed something new. He sat in his favourite chair and thought about how to have fun.
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The Blade, the Ear, and the Full Corn
The Blade, the Ear, and the Full Corn is a heartwarming invitation to pause, reflect, and give thanks for the many gifts life offers—both big and small. In a world that often pulls our attention toward what’s missing, this inspiring journal gently redirects our focus to what truly matters: the blessings we often overlook.
Through reflective passages, uplifting scriptures, personal stories, and gratitude prompts, The Blade, the Ear, and the Full Corn (Feat of Gratitude) remind us that gratitude is not just a feeling but a powerful lifestyle. Whether in seasons of joy or times of waiting, this book will inspire you to see God’s hand at work and embrace a heart of thanksgiving.
Come on this journey of gratitude and witness how The Blade, the Ear, and the Full Corn open the door to greater peace, renewed strength, and overflowing joy. Because when we truly stop and count, we realise we are more blessed than we think.
It’s not just a book; it’s an experience. A keepsake of gratitude. A testament that God is always good.
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Budapest is famous for the beauty of its setting on the Danube River. This beauty has been heightened by the architectural splendour of its key buildings, built in pivotal locations next to the river. The Danube and its surrounds have also been crucial in the history of Budapest.
Castle Hill in Buda has been the seat of Hungarian royal power since the beginning of the 13th century. The symbols of this era are still visible today. Periods of foreign conquest—first under the Ottoman Turks in the 16th century, then two and a half centuries of Habsburg rule from Vienna—have also left their mark on the city.
The Golden Age of Budapest was the decades before 1914. The city experienced a veritable boom, and even today, Pest is filled with grand, lavishly decorated buildings that attest to the prosperity of this era.
The 20th century brought two world wars, economic collapse, social upheaval and, between 1948 and 1989, Communist rule to Budapest. The lives of key politicians and the fates of individual people are described to show the impact of this tumultuous century.
Finally, Budapest today: the city as seen by the large stream of visitors, the city of light and shade, the city of music, thermal baths, good food, entertainment and conviviality. It is all there for the reader of this book.
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This book was written with young children in mind, particularly those who are embarking on the joy of books and learning to read.
It reflects the author’s passion for gardens, gardening, and plants of all kinds. Each rhyme has its own delightful illustration, giving character to the individual plants.
May children and their grown-ups derive as much pleasure from reading the rhymes as the author experienced in writing them.
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This book was written with young children in mind – those just beginning to discover the joy of books and the adventure of learning to read.
It reflects the author’s love of nature and all forms of animal life, with each rhyme paired with its own delightful illustration, giving every creature its own charming character.
May children, and their grownups, find as much pleasure in reading these rhymes as there was in creating them.£9.99 -
Tab 2 – Tell the truth, and shame the Devil! That is what everyone said. So I did, and the Devil laughed. It seems he has a dark sense of humour. I am a good man, or at least, I try to be. Ok, maybe sometimes, the lines may get just a little blurry. Yes, I’ve done wrong things, which have felt so right, but always for the right reasons. I have done the right things. That felt so very wrong. Life is a minefield of moral dilemmas. In the modern world, it’s hard for a man to always follow his gut instincts. When I was convicted. I was an innocent man. Now, I can make no such claim!
My name is Frank Chambers, and together with my closest friends. Michael Brooks, Stephen Fox, and of course, my younger, transgender sister, Lily, whose only dream was to live in Little Venice because of its strong ties to the LGBT community and live there as the woman she clearly was born to be.
Life, it seems, had a very different path for us all. Taking our lives in an unimaginable direction. You do not always know you are surrounded by the right people. Until the chips are, well and truly, down. Left with nothing, not even my good name. That’s when you truly know who your friends are and whom you can really count on.
Together over time, they turn a very simple idea. Into a complicated plan. Now, all they have to do is pull it off. If they do, it will send shock waves. Though at the very heart of London’s financial district. Rocking the very foundations of their lives. Proving, once and for all. Two wrongs can make it right!
Let’s see what you think. My name is Frank Chambers, and this is my story.
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Alan's Oh So Simple Cheesecakes
Not your average cookbook. Not your average cook.
Forget fancy courses and fussy instructions – this is cheesecake-making the way real people do it: with a bit of trial, a lot of error, and a whole lot of heart. Alan’s delightfully down-to-earth guide blends foolproof recipes with personal mishaps, kitchen wisdom, and the kind of tips you only learn the hard way.
Whether you’re a cheesecake fanatic or just cheesecake-curious, this book invites you into a dad’s day in the kitchen – complete with burnt crusts, unexpected triumphs, and the sweet satisfaction of doing it yourself.
Simple. Delicious. Slightly chaotic. Just like life.
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A rude, mischievous and intensely personal work of science fiction, fantasy and solid British humour, this story draws on an eclectic array of topics from history to physics to art to psychology. It is the story of one man’s odyssey through space and time, from youthful fulfilment of an alien civilisation’s prophecy to the hunt for the perpetrators of a heinous act of pan-galactic genocide.
Peopling this epic journey are ordinary and extraordinary humans, ordinary and extraordinary aliens, fairies, and more than a god or two, including one variously referred to as ‘girlfriend’, ‘possession’ or surrogate offspring: a confusion of relationships that reflects the reality of sentient life in all its complexity.
Peppered throughout the story, you will encounter lyrical memories, acerbic philosophies, and hilarious anecdotal exchanges, from down the pub to helicopter cockpits to the sparse quarters of a D’hogi squadron. Charlie Sinclair’s alter ego alternately bounces and limps through a maelstrom of situations, always expressing his potty-mouthed opinion unapologetically.
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International Sporting Champions
You do not leave school one day and win an Olympic gold medal the next. This book is about 50 sporting champions and how they got started. It contains a biography of each, followed by their career records. It shows in detail their achievements from school, youth, under 20, under 30, to seminar level, and from county, area, national, and international honours. It is a multi-sport book that should appeal to multi-sport lovers.
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What to Believe and Other Poems
As the author of this original work as a book of poems, I would like the readers to engage their minds and get with my written utterances and apply a kind of understanding and draw their own conclusions of what they have just digested and not to be fearful of some deep thinking. The reader, I hope, will feel somewhat elated and fresh with inner thoughts!
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A last-minute end-of-year trip turns into anarchy for Scarlett as she and three of her classmates discover some ancient ruins near Delphi that ultimately lead them to another world. Now scattered across this unknown world, she must reunite with her friends, stop the mysterious order causing havoc and hopefully find a way home.
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Aurora isn’t looking for love.
Not after surviving a decade with the wrong man and the emotional shrapnel that followed. Now she’s rebuilding—her home, her writing career, and her sanity—with the help of her fiercely loyal friend and publisher, Clarissa, who has zero filter and loves just as fiercely.
Then comes Nyx.
An ambitious architect with a crooked smile, a carefully guarded past, and a tendency to show up exactly when Aurora swears she’s not interested. Their connection—sparked by a dating app and cemented with late-night texts and accidental truths—feels too good, too familiar, and too fast.
But just as Aurora begins to let her guard down, Nyx starts pulling away—and someone from her past returns, darker and more dangerous than before. With old wounds reopening and trust hanging by a thread, Aurora must decide if she’s ready to try again... or finally walk away for good.
A slow-burn, second-chance romance filled with sharp banter, emotional ghosts, and modern-day challenges.
For anyone who’s ever wondered if love is about timing... or choosing to leap anyway
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