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Francis Fletcher and the Knights of the Golden Gift
It is 1763, and the Seven Year’s War with France has just ended.
Captain Francis Fletcher and his loyal crew are wanted for piracy, and marooned on a mysterious unchartered island. Before being captured by the British navy, Fletcher unknowingly discovers something hidden on the island, which turns out to be secret biblical gold.
Fletcher is ordered to retrieve the gold in order to earn his pardon, but he must sail alongside his old friend-turned-foe, Captain Percy Talbot, who stole away from him his childhood sweetheart, Isabella Norris. Together they must sail through treacherous pirate infested waters while at the same time evading a secret society of assassins who are sworn to protect the secret of the gold’s whereabouts.
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Poetry of the Emotions: Feelings, Philosophy, and Spiritual Awakening
In this poignant collection of poetry and prose, Julie explores the profound connections between herself, others, and the natural world. As an amateur philosopher, she delves into life’s deepest emotions, reflecting on the fragile, existential space between birth and death. Her words serve as both a personal journey and a creative legacy, offering readers a contemplative glimpse into the beauty and complexity of existence.
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Tales From Jamaica
This book sheds light on important issues of the time, delving into the brutality of humanity and the consequences of violence in society. Readers will find the issues raised in this book both alarming and thought-provoking. The author examines the dark side of the human race and how some individuals are forever bent on mayhem and destruction.
However, the book also shows that even the most difficult adversity can be overcome with a little cooperation. The author highlights the power of collaboration and the need to root out bad influences before they become too strong to control.
Through powerful storytelling, the book highlights the harsh reality of Shakespeare’s famous words, that the “evil that men do lives after them; The good is oft interred with their bones.” The author provides insights into the merciless actions of those without sympathy for their fellow human beings.
In conclusion, this book urges readers not to sit back and watch as the ears of wheat and tears of humanity grow together until the day of harvest. Instead, the author advocates for immediate action to root out the bad influences in society and promote positive change. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the darker side of human nature and how we can work together to overcome it.
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Day of the Dinosaurs
A young child goes missing visiting a dinosaur-themed park on the Island of Crete in Greece. Despite a worldwide search, he is never found. It is only later a disturbing picture emerges concerning his upbringing. The dinosaur park has been built in a crater created by a meteor many millions of years ago. Unknown to the park’s owners, fragments of the meteor have affected the animatronic creations, empowering them with intelligence. There is also an ancient myth concerning a Messiah-like child who will change the course of history. New technology, the internet, and artificial intelligence will play their part in bringing about the prophesied Armageddon.
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Bringing the Philanthropy Project in You to Life
Globally, charitable work is expanding. Countless non-governmental organizations (NGOs) exist, the majority founded to address human need and advance humanity. However, with rising vulnerability due to conflicts, natural disasters, and the effects of climate change, needs are increasing faster than ever. Many people long to help but struggle to organize their efforts or support causes effectively.
In this book, the author shares crucial insights into establishing a successful nonprofit or charitable organization. He also provides fundamental project management tips to maximize the impact of your donations and activities.
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Aubrey's Doll
Join Aubrey on a journey into her family’s past, uncovering the story behind her newest treasure – one crafted with love.
Together, you’ll explore how and why this special keepsake was created.
This interactive book invites children to jump, play, and discover hidden treasures in the attic, making each reading an adventure!
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The Migrants
Who exactly was King Arthur? Why are there many Welsh and Cornish place names in Brittany? What role did the Church play following the fall of the Roman Empire?
The novel gives answers by casting light upon this part of the ‘Dark Ages’ with a vivid picture of life in Britain and Brittany in the fifth century, a time of change and migration. The Roman legions had left Britain to its own devices and the Anglo-Saxons were invading. To escape, some Britons migrated to Brittany, taking their Celtic (Welsh or Cornish) language and their Christian religion with them.
The novel takes in known historical facts and puts flesh on their bones in a fast moving and compelling narrative. Two British bothers, Teged and Owain migrate to and settle in Brittany. They are wealthy, Romanised, devout Christians, literate in Latin and spoke the British (pre-Welsh) language. Cadwyr, the son of Teged, becomes an enthusiastic warrior. Teged’s daughter Nessa, who loves horses, becomes a successful horse-breeder.
The novel tells of battles, a warhorse, sea-voyages, saints, miracles, druids, monks, slaves, astrologers, and a pilgrimage, not ignoring daily life with its harvests, hunting scenes, and celebrations with music and rich fare.
Will Cadwyr and his young son prevail in a famous pitched battle?
We hear of historical characters: Arthur, Vortigern, Hengist, Consul Aëtius, Attila the Hun, St. Germanus, and more.
This fascinating period is brought to light by focusing on individual and colourful characters meeting the challenges of their age.
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Where has the Beach gone?
A young boy loves the beach and is keen to go there when Mummy suggests a trip to the seaside. When they get there, he has a shock as he cannot see the beach anywhere.
Where can the beach have gone and will he find it?
This story is aimed at children in the age range of 4-7 who have an inquisitive mind and who will learn about the tides.
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A Touch of Trinidadian Folklore, Today
Dive into the enchanting world of traditional folklore legends from the tiny island nation of Trinidad and Tobago, where tales dating back to the 1780s, the era of slavery in the West Indies, have been kept alive for generations. In this captivating collection, seven unique stories are masterfully crafted in various literary genres, each one immediately grabbing the reader’s attention and holding it until the very end. These legends, originally told and celebrated in Africa, were passed down through generations of slaves who preserved them in the Caribbean islands.
As the title suggests, these timeless stories have been skillfully adapted to fit within the context of today’s society while maintaining the authentic portrayals and power of the seven folklore characters: The Soucouyant, Papa Bois, The Douen, The Silk-cotton tree, The Obeah-man, La Diablesse, and Bad-Eye. The main characters, including children, find themselves entangled in intricate and thrilling plots that reach a climax with the appearance and intervention of the featured folklore character. This book offers a rare opportunity for readers, both those familiar with Trinidadian folklore and those who have yet to discover its magic, to be enlightened and entertained.
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Woody and Niamh
This enchanting tale features two cheeky pixies whose job it is to look after the surrounding woods and park. These little pixies love to play tricks and pranks on one another. Whilst playing tricks one day, they were concerned with the amount of rubbish appearing in front of their eyes.
They set themselves a mission to clear up this rubbish with the help of some other furry friends. Using tricks and pranks, these playful pixies fulfil their mission and inspire their fellow friends to do the same.
Follow their adventurous journey and experience lots of laughs and enjoyment along the way.
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Time-Space
Are you curious about the nature of time-space and the dynamics of human lives within it? Dive into this book and explore these fascinating concepts.
Time, the fundamental dynamo, leads the union with space, its perennial partner. Together, they frame a vast and restless cosmos where all individual has their unique time and place. Yet, humans do not survive alone; they share this beautiful but tiny planetary homestead with many other species.
While humans walk upon Planet Earth, they simultaneously scan the stars, probing the unfolding saga of their home planet and the entire cosmos:
‘Twinkle, twinkle, little star
How I wonder what you are…’This book combines insights from history, physics, geography, and literature – not forgetting songs. The opening section reveals how humans live, remember, forget, and think through time. The next section highlights key features of time and explains why denying time is nonsensical.
The final section surveys the collective human journey through time-space. Humans are a complex species, capable of both deceit and trust, hatred and love, conflict and cooperation. Yet, slowly, they are creating international networks and a global civics. This exciting trend is crucial, especially in responding effectively to today’s urgent climate crisis on Planet Earth.
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First Day of the New School Year
The first day of term in September is nerve-wracking for everyone, and Louise is no exception.As she navigates new teachers, classmates, and challenges, will it be a fresh start or a tough beginning?Follow Louise’s journey as she tackles the ups and downs of her first day back at school!
£7.99
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