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Quick, Where's The Exit?
E shares a deeply personal account of her experiences with trauma, the reactions to her disclosures, and her diagnosis of Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder. She invites readers on a turbulent yet hopeful journey through her recovery. Her unique writing style, characterized by minimal punctuation, allows readers to interpret and experience each poem in their own way. With a powerful ability to evoke strong emotions, her poems come with a trigger warning.
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Voyage of a Legacy
Renowned fencing master Napier Gerard has been enjoying an opulent existence amidst the gaming clubs and coffee houses of late 18th‑century Paris, but this is about to change. Exiled from his native England and isolated by his reputation as a deadly duellist, he finds himself increasingly threatened by powerful enemies on both sides of the Channel. At the same time, the threat of terror and revolution is looming over France. It becomes clear to Napier that, to survive, he must flee to the American colonies.
However, fate disrupts Napier’s plans, thrusting him into a series of perilous adventures. While he has the good fortune to be accompanied by the steadfast Will Styles, whose skill with a bow matches Napier’s with a sword, his ingenuity and courage are tested to their limits as he and Will navigate the dangers of the American wilderness. Napier soon finds himself unwillingly entangled in a colonial war, struggling not only against wild animals but also involved in battles that he never sought. Unbeknownst to him, his decision to escape France will lead him repeatedly to confront death itself.£9.99 -
The Curse
In this captivating coming-of-age story, we follow Adiyah, a young jungle girl, as she navigates the intrigues and mysteries of life in the heart of the African wilderness. Alongside her parents, she embarks on a thrilling quest to find the ‘Big One’, encountering enigmatic native tribes and facing the untamed beauty and perils of the jungle. Through challenging and breathtaking adventures, Adiyah grows and learns, testing her limits and discovering her true strength.
But one fateful night, everything Adiyah has ever known is forever altered. Thrust into a horrifying ordeal, she must rely on her instincts more than ever before, drawing upon every fiber of her being to survive. Adiyah’s resilience and courage are put to the ultimate test as she faces seemingly insurmountable odds. Will she find the inner strength to overcome this harrowing experience, or will the curse of the jungle consume her?
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The Snoddy and the Sheeshoo
In a land far away in the middle of the sea, there live creatures who look a bit odd you’ll agree. On a tropical island they all spend their days, having fun and adventures down in Isaac Bay.
Under the sun and in front of the cliffs, two best friends decide to settle a rift. Their plight attracts onlookers keen to observe, how it unfolds – will they both keep their nerve?
A tale of endeavour, of chance and hard work, a test of their mettle sends the large crowd berserk. Reputations at stake, adulation to win, come along on their journey, turn the page, let’s begin.
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A Moment in Time: Childhood Memories
Melinda’s journey begins in the bustling streets of Bristol, where childhood memories of candy-filled visits to Sid’s shop and daring paper rounds paint a vivid picture of innocence and adventure. As she navigates the challenges of growing up in a tight-knit community, Melinda’s life is a testament to resilience and the enduring spirit of youth. Her story is a nostalgic exploration of simpler times, filled with the sweet taste of frozen Mars bars and the camaraderie of schoolyard friendships.
From the lively streets of Totterdown to the serene landscapes of South Wales, Melinda’s tale is one of love, loss, and the indomitable human spirit. She faces the trials of adulthood with the same determination that saw her through childhood adventures, finding strength in family, work, and the occasional act of kindness. A Moment in Time: Childhood Memories is a heartfelt memoir that captures the essence of a life lived fully, marked by the highs and lows that make us who we are. Join Melinda as she reflects on her past, embraces the present, and looks forward to the future with hope and grace.
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A Visitation and Other Stories
A short story or two with a cup of tea is an ideal way to relax and escape from the cares of the world. None of the stories in this book are overlong, and all make for easy reading. The subjects are varied, ranging from ghost stories to little slices of life, with at least one drawn from the author’s own experience. He hopes the reader derives as much pleasure from reading them as he did from writing them.
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Idea and Image
What does art tell us about man’s place in history?
In Thought and Image, award-winning author and philosopher Fredrik Lång takes the reader on a two-thousand-year journey spanning the worlds of art and philosophy, from ancient Greece into the modern day. Thought and Image explores the ways in which artistic expression is linked to the way of life and manner of thought of people throughout the centuries.
“Art, like knowledge, is an interpretation of a contemporary existence, executed in the concepts that thinking provides at the time. Every picture is worth a thousand words and every significant work of art contains a statement and is a confirmation of the general values of its time.”
Lång journeys slowly through the winding gallery of images and concepts that man has built up over the millennia, analysing the gaze of Giotto and the technical metaphors of Duchamp. The book ends with a challenging question: What is the significance of the insights gained for the understanding of our own time?
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Groo
Have you ever wandered around the zoo looking at the animals, wondering which one you would like to be?
Meet Groo – some days Groo feels like a giraffe and on other days it feels like a kangaroo! Groo is on an adventure to search for animals like it in the zoo, just to be like the other animals who all have a family.
As Groo navigates this journey, it faces various challenges and learns valuable lessons about the other animals in the zoo. Each creature Groo encounters is eager to help.
Will Groo find animals like itself or discover something even more profound? Join Groo on this delightful quest and find out!
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Pukeko Poo and Other Things
When a mischievous Pūkeko bird struts into a family’s home, chaos is quick to follow!
With every attempt to catch the feathery intruder, the family finds themselves in one hilarious disaster after another. Packed with humour and wild antics, this delightful story promises laughs for readers of all ages.
Fun for both the young and the young-at-heart!
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Stones on the Camino; or, What It Was Like
Lilly, a senior lady, would never have dreamt of doing the Camino de Santiago. Yet, one day, she just took off and started this arduous pilgrimage, walking 800 km all alone through the north of Spain. Lilly’s handicaps, as a result of previous brain surgery, made traveling on her own sometimes hazardous.
On these pages, she draws the reader into the beautiful, peaceful, and happy pilgrim world, relating some of the incredible stories she heard. She listens to Stuart when he talks about the agonizing search for his younger brother at Ground Zero, and to Alexander from Peru, who had twenty siblings, all by the same mother. We hear about the lady who was struggling to get away from an abusive, narcissistic partner.
At an almost hidden level, this story lifts a few veils off Lilly’s own marriage. We also get to know David, who saved Lilly’s life during a night of thunderstorms, which was, by the way, not the first time her life was in danger. David returns in quite an unexpected manner in the last few pages of these Camino tales, adding more magic to an exceptional journey.
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Bride with Pride
Sometimes in life, the unexpected happens. A twist of fate can change everything, even who you fall in love with. When a man searching for the man of his dreams unexpectedly finds that a woman fits the bill, it’s a surprising revelation. It’s a story of opposites attracting, of love transcending gender, and embracing the beautiful diversity of human relationships.
In a world where cruelty and prejudice can prevail, the love between two people, regardless of their gender or orientation, adds spice to life. This is a call to go for it and be happy, to take a leap of faith and embrace pride. Despite the hurdles and obstacles, the journey of love is worth it. As the wedding vow says: ‘Let no man put asunder.’
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Evacuation
After a high-stakes, nighttime chase, a flying saucer is shot down, landing intact in a freshwater lake at the East Yorkshire seaside resort of Hornsea. The authorities, under the guise of discovering a small-yield atomic bomb, evacuate the entire town.
John Phillips returns home to Hornsea, ignoring all warnings. As he explores the eerily silent town, now plunged into pitch darkness, his curiosity leads him to the freshwater lake.
From his hiding spot, John watches as authorities haul not an atomic bomb, but a UFO out of the water. Suddenly, a bright light transfers the alien pilot’s consciousness into John’s mind. The boy agrees to help the alien return to its saucer. Despite being pursued by an army of security forces equipped with state-of-the-art technology, John manages to get the alien back to its ship. However, fate has other plans. What follows is an extraordinary adventure with life-or-death consequences for John.
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