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Kaizen: The Battle of Change
KAIZEN
The battle of change
Where mythology meets adventure!
Our nemesis comes from an ancient culture and a different time.
Wars have RAGED and civilisations have risen and fallen in the middle world long before this one.
The lords of the glass tower still draw their strength from the ancients.
Join us on our quest as we go in search of the four blue diamond stones.
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A Journey Toward Light
What does it mean to truly live? To find purpose amidst chaos? To uncover light in the deepest darkness?Rita’s journey is one of profound transformation—a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the quiet courage it takes to rebuild when life is shattered. Faced with unexpected tragedy and an uncertain future, Rita must confront not only external challenges but also the inner battles of doubt and fear. With each step forward, she discovers that life’s greatest meaning lies not in avoiding hardship, but in embracing it, growing through it, and finding beauty along the way.From her passionate pursuit of science to the soul-stirring love she shares with Sanad, Rita’s story is a tapestry of love, loss, and the enduring quest for purpose. It is a reminder that even in life’s darkest moments, there is a deeper wisdom waiting to be revealed—one that illuminates the path forward and strengthens the bonds of love and connection.A Journey Toward Light is more than a story of triumph; it is an invitation to explore the profound questions of life: What do we truly value? How do we grow through pain? And how can we create meaning in the face of uncertainty?For readers seeking an uplifting tale of resilience and self-discovery, this heartfelt narrative offers hope, inspiration, and a gentle reminder of the light that resides within us all.
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100 Years of Family
What do war and persecution, spanning four continents, inflict upon five generations of a single family?
One of the most renowned Dutch writers of the last century, Gerard Reve, once said: ‘You recognise reality by its improbability.’
Rooted in the author’s own reality yet crafted as a novel, 100 Years of Family is a narrative within a narrative, exploring the improbable fates of great-grandparents, grandparents, parents, children, and grandchildren, whose stories unfold then, later, and even now.
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I Don’t Like Soggy Bread
Maisie the duck is too scared to swim, making excuses to stay dry while her siblings enjoy swimming in the pond. Troubled by a childhood near-drowning experience, she fears at the thought of water… until Farmer Brown and the vet offer a solution. But will it be enough to overcome her fear and finally join her siblings in the water? A heart-warming tale of courage and facing your fears is the heart of this story.
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A History of London Through Beer Goggles (Tubes and Tunnels Edition)
Step into a London where history and happy hour collide, usually somewhere between King’s Cross and your next well-earned pint. This book is your cheeky companion to the city’s rich tapestry of scandal, spirits (both boozy and ghostly), and pub culture so legendary it practically deserves its own blue plaque.Wander cobblestone streets that have soaked up centuries of spilled drinks (and more than a few secrets), then duck into dimly lit taverns where the only thing stronger than the history is the whiskey. Whether you’re a trivia junkie, a history nerd, a pub aficionado, or simply someone who believes all great stories start with, “So, I was at the pub…,” this book has your name on it.Uncover the weird and wonderful history of London’s quirkiest watering holes, swap eerie ghost stories over a round, and fill your brain with enough historical titbits to impress even the surliest of bartenders.This isn’t just a book; it’s your passport to a city where every pint comes with a plot twist, every Tube stop hides a tale, and every shadow might just be something more than a trick of the light.So grab your mates, plan your route, mind the gap, and brace yourself for an adventure packed with laughter, libations, and just a little learning (but don’t worry, there’s beer to help with that).The night is young, and the spirits, of all kinds, are waiting!
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Pippin & Willow
We were all standing in line at the clinic door. I was scared. Like all children, I clung to my mother. Willow was crying out of fear. Uncle Unicorn laughed when he saw us. He walked in ahead to show us that there was nothing to fear about getting vaccinated. The door was open, and I could see inside the room. The doctor had a large syringe in his hand and was waiting. When he saw Uncle Unicorn, he smiled and kindly placed a hand on his forehead. He knew that Uncle Unicorn is a pioneer in everything and always looks out for the lambs. The doctor inserted the large needle into Uncle’s brown wool. I hid behind my mother out of fear. I thought I would hear Uncle moan loudly... But he didn’t.
One by one, the sheep went in until it was my turn. I entered the room with my mother. I wanted to run away, but my mother nudged me forward with her snout. To keep myself from being scared, I closed my eyes and started singing.
“Baa baa, you sing so sweetly,
Running on your tiny feet.
Underneath the sky so blue,
Little lamb, I love you!”
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Sylvia
In 1907, Sylvia’s mother, worn out by hard work, poverty and giving birth to six children, dies unexpectedly. Sylvia’s father forces her to leave school at twelve years of age to look after her brothers and sister, crushing her ambition of becoming a teacher. Against her will, Sylvia spends the next seven years caring for her family and denying her own dreams and hopes for the future until she finds herself attracted to George, a refined, handsome Englishman. Even though she has sworn never to marry and end up like her mother, Sylvia begins to contemplate a future with George, but it is 1914, and the world is about to be thrust into the turmoil of World War One, which will change the world forever. George, determined to fight for his country, joins the Australian Imperial Forces, leaving Sylvia behind in Tasmania. Will George and Sylvia’s relationship survive the upheaval and changes brought about by the war, or does fate have other plans for them? “Sylvia” is the gripping tale of a woman’s fight to realise her ambitions against a background of poverty, war and change. A story of love, family, loss and hope.
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From Two to Three: Building Lasting Love Amidst the Nappies and Sleepless Nights
This book follows a couple navigating the challenges of pregnancy and parenthood. The author explores the difficulties of raising a newborn while striving to maintain their relationship as a couple.
It offers insight into the pitfalls couples often face once the initial euphoria of a relationship fades. It also examines how relationships can become a journey of personal growth, where partners support each other’s attachment styles, communicate through love languages, and heal past emotional wounds stemming from childhood adversity.
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Battle for the Faith
In the isolated Arctic town of Hammerfest, Norway, a sinister presence disrupts the peaceful community, casting doubt on the faith of Lars Fredriksen, a dedicated Pentecostal pastor. Mysterious phenomena – shifting objects, shadowy apparitions, and an unsettling energy – lead Lars to uncover a chilling truth rooted in the ancient traditions of the indigenous Sami people, whose suppressed spirituality threatens to awaken malevolence.
As supernatural occurrences escalate, Lars finds himself at odds with vengeful Sami spirits, forcing him to confront the ancient magic he once dismissed. Tragedy strikes when his wife Anja falls into a coma, and their daughter Astrid teeters on the edge of possession. To save them, Lars embarks on a perilous journey into the wilderness for a powerful purification ritual, battling grotesque spirit guides that embody his fears.
Though he believes he has triumphed, Anja awakens transformed, her chilling demeanor suggesting that the battle for Hammerfest is far from over. An ancient darkness still lurks, eager to unleash a new wave of terror on the town.
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Dare to Dream Trilogy
Dare to Dream is a trilogy of hope, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of dreams—woven with the powerful truth that life’s greatest transformations arise from daring to dream and recognising the pivotal moments that can change everything.
In New York, Malcolm, a struggling taxi driver with a love for music, fights against endless rejection and hardship. One day, a chance encounter with a mysterious passenger opens a door he never thought possible.
In Zambia, Zawadi, a determined young girl with nothing but chalk and a dream of fashion, refuses to give up—even as the world tells her it’s impossible. Her journey shifts dramatically when her sketches reach someone who can change her life forever.
In Budapest, Áron, a waiter with grand aspirations, dreams of managing the luxury hotels he can only admire from afar. His rise is a testament to grit and recognising opportunity in the unlikeliest of places.
Dare to Dream is more than just three stories. It’s a celebration of courage, resilience, and the power of believing in your vision. It’s a reminder that those pivotal moments do exist—and those who dare to dream and seize them can change their lives forever.
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A Legal Mind
This book provides profound and fascinating insight into the way lawyers think and about the way others, including philosophers, think about their thinking. It also considers the nature of legal argument and the deployment of logic, reason and rationality in the exercise of that skill. And the extent to which intuition and instinct play a major role in legal analysis and judicial decision making. The philosophical and conceptual nature of law and its intrinsic and empirical beauty and wonder are explored and illustrated in a perceptive and insightful way.
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October Maple Tree
Many times, we all somehow care about a word that is nothing more than a cold term with a fixed explanation in the dictionary. At the same time, we ignore the most important things—your personal feelings and the real and tangible love. Blood relationship, to me, only means that a person has a source, just like Sun Wukong jumped out of the fairy stone. But the only thing that really nourishes a person's healthy growth is selfless love, correct guidance and encouragement.
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