Recommended Reads
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Celebrating Differences
We are all wonderfully unique in countless ways. Whether it's physical differences or differences in personality and culture.
When we fail to appreciate these differences, we can feel isolated and disconnected from the world, we're not able to show the best of ourselves.
However, when we embrace the magic of our diversity, we discover that these very distinctions are what make each of us special and make the world so interesting, like the many colours of one rainbow .". This story helps teach about the beauty in our differences and how we can feel inspired to celebrate them.
£9.99 -
Monsters
For she knows that she is his creation, a monster herself.
So she tries to fit in and become somebody else.
The forced noise of happiness births from her stapled lips.
She ravages and mauls at her skin, not a sound of pain as she begins to rip.
Even with her mask in place, she does not belong here, even when in disguise.
They can see straight through to her soul through her transparent eyes.
There they source innocence and naivety, hope, and ignorance.
And so, the man they call Narcissus, asks her to dance.
And so, begins the story all over again.
Into his arms she was beckoned in.
Hope raped by Narcissus birthed a gorgon conception.
Birthed a child who shook her head at love and any form of affection.
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The Sword of Oberon
Have you ever wondered if fairies are real? Peter certainly hadn’t, at least not until a fateful night transformed everything he knew. Immerse yourself in a tale that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy, a world often whispered about in children’s stories, yet its existence remains a mystery. Dive into this book to discover a realm that has always been there, parallel to ours, yet visible only to a select few deemed fortunate enough to witness its wonders. Prepare to open your mind and embark on a journey where belief and imagination intertwine.
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Christian the Lion Cub and the Snow Globe King
Christian the Lion Cub loves telling stories more than any other animal in the Rainbow Forest. His stories are so good, the other animals gather around each day to hear him speak. They are proud to be a part of the Rainbow Forest when they hear them.
Christian’s parents always tell him that he is one-of-a-kind in all the forest, and Christian loves his animal friends for this same reason. There is Mila, the firefly; shy and unassuming but with a light that comes from deep within. There is Zeb, or Zebulun, the zebra; a few stripes short of a zebra crossing, but crazy fun to be with. There is Kimmy, the kangaroo; something of a prima donna but nonetheless, dear to Christian.
Roaring is the last thing on Christian’s mind when he receives disturbing news one night which he has to let the other animals know about. Can he find a story which will get his friends’ attention? The Rainbow Forest has been turned upside-down. How will the animals turn it the right way around again?
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Kingdom of Flight
In the year 5000, long after humans have vanished, the vast ocean has claimed dominion over Earth. Only one landmass, now known as Salvation, has managed to keep its peaks above water, becoming home to the new dominant species: birds. Under the wise leadership of Eagle king Zoltan, the island has thrived in relative harmony.
However, the tranquillity of the Kingdom of Flight is about to be shattered. As the birds navigate the challenges of trust, loyalty, and survival on Earth’s last remaining refuge, they will find their integrity questioned and morality inverted. In a world where the stakes have never been higher, the inhabitants of Salvation must decide what they stand for and how far they will go to protect their home.
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Ocean Times
Siblings Alexander and Lily did not have great expectations. Most of their friends were jetting off abroad for much-needed and much-missed holidays after the strain of the first Covid-19 lockdown. They had wanted to fly abroad too, perhaps to somewhere with a welcoming, warm climate, somewhere exciting and exotic. But the money set aside for this vacation had been swallowed up when their mum’s old car had broken down.
So, they were setting off instead for a ‘staycation’ in Brampton Sands, a location so remote that there weren’t even any motorways leading to it! Of course, they were looking forward to a holiday with their mother, but could a ‘staycation’ in their own country really match up to a wonderful trip abroad?
Ocean Times is an inspiring and heart-warming tale of friendship, fun and resilience, with a delightful measure of magic. Readers new to the main characters will be captivated by them, while old friends from Dragon Times will be enchanted once more.
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Wibbly Wobbly Tooth
There’s tea and tooth and dough and dust – one soggy, sticky mess…
Today has been the most fun day of all, I must confess!Just how has one little wobbly tooth turned an ordinary school day into a wild ride of mayhem, chaos and uncontrollable hilarity?
Join our young hero on a rollercoaster of giggles and surprises as a single sneeze catapults this mischievous tooth on an uproarious journey through the classroom. Its toothy escapade will have you on the edge of your seat, eagerly anticipating the next twist and turn.
Wibbly Wobbly Tooth is a testament to the joy that can be found even in life’s wobbliest moments. Prepare for a whirlwind of fun, unforgettable moments, and life lessons in this charming story.
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A Boy Called Happy
Imagine living in an incredibly beautiful world that exists right under your feet! Well, that’s just where a boy called Happy and his family live. It is a world full of brilliant colours and crystal caves that sparkle and shine in colours of the rainbow.
One day a curious Happy discovers a tunnel that he has never seen before. It reaches up, up, up, up so high that he wonders where it will end…
This is the beginning of an unexpected adventure and an unexpected friendship.
Join Happy and his new friend Ben as they learn about each other’s amazing worlds. As they explore the happy surprise of this very special friendship, you can be their friend too.
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Roofus Finds Some Friends
Roofus is feeling very sad and lonely because he finds it difficult to make new friends. He doesn’t look the same as everyone else, and the kids won’t even give him a chance to play with them. His mother gives him a big hug and encourages him to be proud of who he is, teaching him that it is what is on the inside that matters… not how we look on the outside. It’s important to be proud of who we are, and never judge others simply on appearance.
Then one day, life changes for Roofus. He’s almost jumping out of his skin because he is so excited! His hidden talent has been discovered by Leo and Luna! And he didn’t even know he had it! What is it that makes everyone want to be his friend now? We all have hidden talents… we just have to look for them. What is your hidden talent?
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Tale of a Jamaican Boy - Little T And Lasco
Little T has a new puppy named Lasco, and together they set off on a journey to visit Grannie Jane, traveling through rolling hills and farm country.
During his visit, Little T spends joyful days playing with his cousins while Lasco stands watch over Grannie’s gate.
When it’s time to return home, he can’t wait to tell his Nana all about the wonderful time he had.
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Conscience – The Restoration
Although the word for Conscience is absent from the Old Testament and from the Gospels (with the possible cameo appearance in some versions of Jesus and the woman ‘taken in adultery’), it is an unavoidable commonplace in our Western civilization. This book highlights the ever-present, yet not always evident, presence of Conscience in the public and in the private arenas.
The classical Greek origin of Conscience is duly acknowledged; its universality is discussed; its non-appearance in relevant Gospel versions (Vaticanus and Sinaiticus) is illustrated.
Chapter-by-chapter comparisons are made between biblical instances and contemporary matters of concern such as genocide and slavery. Attention is given to subjects such as the harmful effect of power on Conscience (abortion, for instance). Consideration is given to the interaction of Conscience and human conduct (untimely death).
The book ends with a Conscience-based poem by a man who was wrongly accused and in solitary confi nement for 20 years.£14.99 -
A Ménage Á Trois (or more)
Madeleine Causey is a successful businesswoman with an unconventional approach to life. A free spirit with a good heart, she follows her own path, fiercely protecting those she cares about – especially the vulnerable souls who can’t navigate life’s challenges alone. This includes her hapless, estranged husband, who’s utterly lost without her guidance.
£11.99
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