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Broken Window Pain
These poems come from the places I used to love and hate—from my bedroom to schoolyards to my broken home and bleeding heart. I wrote Broken Window Pain with a shard of glass in one hand and a prayer in the other. This book isn’t about perfect poems. It’s about survival. It’s about telling the truth when your voice shakes. It’s for the kid who learnt to laugh through trials, cover bruises from being bullied and wipe tears away after crying at night. It’s for anyone who’s ever patched their life together through dreams of better times.
My vignettes and poetry are messy, raw, and full of heart. Some pages weep. Others sigh. A few still hope. But every experience is mine, and maybe, just maybe, some of them are yours too.
If you’ve ever felt like a stained window, cracked but still catching light—this book is for you.
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Blackwood Manor – The Fallen
The villagers think Blackwood Manor is haunted. They’re not far off.
Isaac has been inside for decades. Alone. He’s neither dead nor alive—just stuck. Watching the seasons change. Waiting for nothing.
Then Elizabeth shows up. She’s running from something. She doesn’t belong there. She doesn’t know what she’s walked into.
She can’t see him. But she hears his music at night. She feels something watching. And slowly, without meaning to, she starts to care about whatever it is that lives in the dark.
Some things aren’t meant to be disturbed. Some are just waiting to be found.
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Baptism of Light
The body of Christ is in a desperate place, needing to experience and manifest the power of God. It is only the light of God that can shine on us and through us to deal with the darkness of this hour on Earth. We are in the season of the end-time church, needing to be the vessels of God’s glory on Earth.
When we look at what happened to Paul to bring about the transformation in his life, we see that he was baptised by the light of God. I believe we, as His church, are in a place where He will supernaturally baptise us with His light to carry and manifest the power of the end-time church.
In this book, I look at what caused us to become a lukewarm church and what we need to be. This book is a wake-up call and equipment for the end-time church. A large part of the church of Jesus Christ has fallen into a lukewarm state. God is calling His remnant back to become His power and presence during the difficult times on Earth.
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Duck Duck Goose
Join Ducky, Susie and Hoggy as they go down to the river to play. The three friends have a hard time finding their dear friend Goose and decide to play the classic game of ‘Duck Duck Goose’ to find him. Do they find Goose? Find out inside. A fun-filled book for the whole family.
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Ghosty Haunet
It was Emily’s first day at school and with the help of her trusted imaginary friend Ghosty, Emily had the best day ever! Ghosty was always there when Emily felt a little anxious or scared and so when Emily was a little worried about her first day at school, Ghosty was there when she needed him to help her to have the best day ever! Such an exciting day was about to begin!
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The Adventures of Freddie the Foal – Book 2
The Adventures of Freddie the Foal looks at life through Freddie’s eyes from the day he is born. His early life on the farm, where he lives with his mother and friends, takes him on a journey of learning, adventure and fun!
Every day Freddie learns something new about the big wide world around him – what will he see and who will he meet? Will he make new friends and who will they be?
One day in summer on the farm, Freddie is bored and decides he wants to explore – he doesn’t know that a surprising adventure is about to begin…
This is the second in a series of books about a young pony foal called Freddie and how he adapts to the challenges he faces as he grows and learns about life.
In a humorous, traditional style, the book provides, within the story, practical knowledge of ponies and how to care for them. It is suitable as a bedtime story for very young children, for young early readers at home or in school, and for pony-loving children everywhere!
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The Economics of Renunciation
What if the path to prosperity lay not in accumulation, but in renunciation?
In The Economics of Renunciation, Augendra Bhukuth offers a bold reimagining of economic life through the lens of Vedic philosophy. Drawing on the Purusharthas—kama, artha, dharma, and moksha—this book explores how ancient Indian thought can illuminate contemporary debates on sustainability, inequality, and ethical development.
Far from being a nostalgic return to tradition, Bhukuth’s work engages critically with Western economic models, proposing a pluralist framework rooted in karma, dharma, and the cyclical nature of time. Through a nuanced analysis of the Varna system, the law of karma, and the principles of daan and seva, he argues for an economy that values selfless action, spiritual growth, and ecological balance.
This is not just a book about economics—it is a philosophical inquiry into the conditions of human flourishing. Whether you are a scholar, practitioner, or seeker, The Economics of Renunciation invites you to rethink the foundations of value, responsibility, and collective well-being.
A timely and transformative contribution, this work challenges us to imagine a future where renunciation is not retreat, but renewal.
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What’s Blocking the Drains?
Andrew Perry never intended to be a teacher, let alone a headmaster.
Intent on becoming an orchestral conductor, reality soon compelled a change of tune: he bought a school.
Plunging headlong into boarding prep-school life, it was serendipity – despite all the absurdities. The smell of overcooked cabbage and the long holidays combined to become his enduring passion for eleven years.
A merry blend of humorous memories from the seventies headmaster at the heart of a school.
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Death of Days
Cato Pike, an embittered, rebellious veteran of Washington’s intelligence agencies, has abandoned his covert world, the "labyrinth", because he can no longer trust its leaders.
When his estranged father, a renowned historian, summons him to his hospital bed to beg a cryptic favour, Cato grudgingly travels to an abbey in Scotland’s storm-tossed Orkney Islands to retrieve a mysterious package.
His errand, and his life, abruptly change when he discovers the aged Scot who was to deliver the package has been tortured and murdered. Soon thereafter a nun from the abbey is murdered while taking delivery of a second package. The remote abbey has stumbled into Cato’s labyrinth, his world of violent intrigue.
His quest for the packages and the killers quickly becomes a deadly competition with assassins and ruthless intelligence agencies. Cato must rely on a trail of arcane historical clues and a surly alcoholic Scottish detective to stay ahead of them.
Following the dangerous riddles forces him to penetrate a secret archive of the German intelligence service and probe Neolithic ruins in the Scottish isles. Ultimately Cato finds that the mysteries are linked to a treacherous legacy of the Cold War and the two-thousand-year-old murder of astronomers in Kurdistan.
Death of Days is not simply a compelling thriller with a cast of unforgettable characters; it raises provocative questions about the eroding foundations of nations and the nature of truth in the post-modern world.
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The Magic Box
(Every young child enjoys having a special box belonging to only him or her where various treasures can be kept.)
When Mia is three years old, she is given a beautiful box that used to belong to her grandmother. Her older sister, Lara, tells her, “It is a magic box with a secret.”
Mia looks for the treasures of the natural world all around her to put in the box.
Will she discover the secret?
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Christianity Unchained
Much Christian worship assumes certain dogma and includes teaching that often seems nonsensical. It frequently involves the recitation of creeds that even regular worshippers find difficult to believe and uncomfortable to affirm.
This book seeks to make sense of Christian belief and practice by stripping away the incorrect and irrelevant impediments that hinder meaningful participation in worship. These include beliefs such as the inerrancy of the Bible—whether in relation to God’s historical dealings with humanity or the divine demands placed on human belief and behaviour. The book also addresses problems associated with theories of the atonement and the Trinity.
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Leo the Magic Dentist's Tooth-Tastic Adventure
Dive into the enchanting world of Tooth Tales: Adventures in Brushing and Beyond with Leo the Magic Dentist!
Leo isn’t your ordinary dentist—he’s a brave and kind-hearted hero, always ready to take on tooth troubles, big and small! With the help of his magical nurse, Lily, and his trusty dental tools, Leo embarks on incredible adventures, from battling pesky cavities to curing toothaches in dinosaurs!
Join Leo and Lily as they shrink down to explore the inside of a tooth, face off against the mischievous King Deekay and his army of sugarbugs, and even travel back to the Jurassic era to help a T-Rex with a mighty toothache. Along the way, young readers will discover the importance of brushing, flossing, and caring for their teeth—all through thrilling, action-packed adventures.
Packed with excitement, humor, and valuable lessons about oral health, Leo the Magic Dentist’s Tooth-Tastic Adventure is the perfect book to inspire kids to keep their smiles bright and strong. Get ready for a tooth-tastic journey that will leave children eager to brush their teeth and defeat cavities like true heroes!
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