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To the Hazel Wood
A handsome brooding newcomer wanders into the local pub in tiny Lough Croi and into the life of a feisty red-head from his past. But he’s not the hero of the story, she is.
Starry-eyed, wicked-tongued Maedbh Kelly sees the world with a bartender’s insight as she struggles to lift from beige to brilliant, with the help of her family, her hilarious friends, her rowdy football team and an elderly soulmate. But when the irresistible Conal McNulty arrives, bringing secrets, lies and a history of violence, her world is thrown arse over elbow, reminding her that if trouble looks hard enough, it always finds you.
The craic is mighty in this edge-of-your-seat novel set in a modern Ireland of ancient stone walls and green fields, where the past lives alongside the present. From a long-ago crime to a dangerous family showdown to an old cottage in a hazel wood, nothing can distract Maedbh from her sense of destiny, Never on to back down from a good fight – with strong words and a steady heart – she soon finds out what separates heartbreak from happily ever after.
Full of comical twists and thrilling turns, To the Hazel Wood is a story about family and fate… true love and redemption… and the quintessential Irish creed of laughing in the face of calamity.
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A Wolf Called Pedro
Pedro was the youngest member of a wolf pack family.
Being the youngest sometimes meant that you don’t get much time from your family because they have so many other things to do, and so you might try to get their attention the wrong way. Pedro’s way was to make up stories about things that weren’t true.
When he kept telling fibs about being sick, about pretend fires, about his family winning money, and so on, his family decided not to do anything next time he told a pretend story!
But when Pedro really was hurt, and alone in the woods, nobody came!
Read what became of him, and the lesson he learnt… ‘never cry wolf.’
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A Hippo Called Henry
Henry was a young hippopotamus who was growing up in a big thunder of family, friends, and foes, and within their homeland by the water there was always some competition within the herds.
When the annual Tree Trunk shove is nearly ready to roll, Henry gets his local hippos together to train them for the big day… to turn them into a team of hippos rather than just a gathering of individual hippos!
A champion team rather than a team of champions!
Some of the hippos didn’t want to train, didn’t want to be in a team, or didn’t want to be in the shove, but Henry had other ideas.
Did Henry show his friends and family just how important team spirit is, and was it enough then to win the 100th Tree Trunk shove?
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Punctuation Matters!
Do you want to raise your grades? Is your lack of proofreading skills affecting the quality of your work? Have you seen the charge per 1000 words of a professional proofreader? Are you unsure of the difference between a colon and a semicolon? Can you never remember which there/their/they’re to use or when you should use ‘practise’ or ‘practice’? Do you regularly find you have exceeded your word count but are not sure how you can prune it? Do you need help writing in a more academic style?If you answer ‘yes’ to any of these questions, this book is definitely for you! It should turn you into a wizard at proofreading, grammar and punctuation, full stop. (Pardon the pun!)Students who have used Clare’s book have invariably raised their grades and greatly improved their punctuation and grammar, not to mention their vocabulary, their ability to proofread their own work, and their overall confidence in academic writing. This guide aims to bring quality, grammatical accuracy and a degree of finesse to your work.
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Angelina Janny Jones and the Ride to Avalon
Angelina Janny Jones thought escaping the clutches of the evil Norn was her toughest challenge – until she finds herself thrust into the chaos of 450 AD. Stranded in the Dark Ages, far from the modern world she knows, Angelina must team up with the enigmatic Tam Lin, who promises to send her home.
But there’s a catch: the path to salvation winds through perilous lands filled with strange companions, mythical creatures, and a mad Merlin on a quest to recover the legendary Thirteen Treasures of Britain.
From the sacred wells of Glastonbury to the shadowy forests, Angelina’s journey is a race against time, testing her courage, wit, and heart. Will she find her way back, or will she be lost to history forever?
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Joy
Joy – pure delight that can even include squeals of laughter! A charming read bringing back the experience of joy in the everyday delights a young child can experience. Children and their guardians will love sharing this book together, bringing forth memories of happy times and fun activities. A timeless book that children ask to be read over and over and over again.
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Who Lives Here?
Have you ever wondered who lives in a house down your street? Look inside and guess who lives there by the clues in the pictures of the rooms. All sorts of fairy tale characters inhabit this book. Look inside – and see what you can see! Who lives here?
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The Classic Longbow
Immerse yourself in The Classic Longbow, the definitive guide for bow enthusiasts and craftsmen alike. If you’ve ever found yourself intrigued by the mechanics of bow design, or spent hours in pursuit of the perfect draw weight, this is the book for you. Richly illustrated and meticulously researched, our guide offers unparalleled insights into the art of bowyery.
Struggling to fine-tune your bow’s performance? Our step-by-step instructions demystify the process, leading you toward mastery. Frustrated by the elusive quest for arrows that complement your bow and shooting style? Our comprehensive guide to arrow-making will turn those challenges into triumphs.
So, next time you step into your workshop with aspirations of crafting the ideal bow and arrow set, make sure The Classic Longbow is at your side – your indispensable companion on the journey to archery excellence.
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The Case of the Missing Socks
Have you ever wondered why your socks go missing and where they end up?After her partner goes missing, Croc decides to take matters into her own hands.Follow Croc and the Sock Detective as they follow clues to solve the Case of the Missing Socks.
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The Two Little Birds
Immerse yourself in a gripping novel set against the stunning backdrop of rural New Zealand, swiftly transitioning to the enchanting Amalfi Coast in Italy, where flirtatious romance and shopping sprees unfold. This fast-paced narrative then transports you back 70 years, juxtaposing the allure of Italy with the stark realities of war. Experience the harrowing trials of Anzac soldiers battling the Axis powers in Crete, North Africa, and Italy, and delve into a suspenseful espionage plot in Alexandria with fatal consequences. Amidst the tumult of war, witness the courage and resilience of individuals in the partisan resistance against German and Italian fascist forces. Despite the brutality of conflict, romance and intimacy blossom, enduring against the gravest odds. As the story hurtles towards its conclusion, prepare for a clever twist that unravels the fates of characters you’ve come to know. This novel promises a captivating journey with surprises at every turn, creating an unputdownable reading experience.
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Inkoom's Adventures at Sea
Inkoom is a young fisherman from the coastal village of Abandze, eager to help his family just like any other boy his age. He’s been out on the water many times before, so when he sets off on his fishing boat today, he expects it to be just another routine trip. But the sea is full of surprises.
What awaits Inkoom on this journey?
Will he reel in a big catch or face a challenge that keeps him from returning home?
Dive into Inkoom’s adventure to find out!
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Grandma’s Violin
Amy’s world is a symphony of memories with her beloved Grandma Sophia, whose every gesture and word were melodies of warmth and love. From morning scents of lavender to evening tunes on her cherished violin, Sophia’s presence enveloped Amy in a comforting embrace. Teaching her granddaughter the art of the violin, Sophia passed down not just notes, but stories and emotions interwoven into a special tune – a tune that begins with lively crackles and ends with the joyful song of a bird. This musical bond becomes a lifeline for Amy, even as Sophia’s life draws to a gentle close.As Amy matures, she carries the legacy of Sophia’s violin into her own life, playing the cherished tune for her children and eventually her grandchildren. The music becomes a timeless thread, connecting generations, bringing comfort, joy, and a sense of continuity. Malcolm Richards crafts a poignant tale that resonates with anyone who has felt the profound bond of family and the enduring power of a simple melody.
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