Recommended Reads
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Finding Kronam
When sixteen years old, Mirabel, Josh, Sarah, and Robbie set out to explore the derelict Wheal Penrin Cornish tin mine, they have no idea of the hair-raising adventures that lie ahead.
Their challenging experiences begin when they see a large and incredibly fast-moving, bright object zooming across the moorland sky above their destination. Is it a UFO?
At the old mine workings, they encounter a weirdly dressed stranger who is desperate to recruit their help. He is the leader of a team of alien explorers who are stranded in their underground Earth base. They are all doomed to die unless a missing member of their team can be found and some stolen equipment recovered.
A death-defying leap through a space-time portal into a place of horror sets the brave teenagers on the first step of their adventures.
This unpredictable, adventure-packed journey is aided by unexpected and helpful encounters along the way, which assist them in their hunt to find the missing Kronam and recover the vital missing electronic components.
Throughout their adventures, they bravely confront a series of dangerous challenges in their determination to complete their mission.
They have only fourteen days to save the lives of the alien team and see them safely launched on their homeward journey.
This is an exciting alien manhunt set against incredible difficulties for the brave team.
CAN THEY DO IT?
YOU WON’T WANT TO PUT THIS BOOK DOWN UNTIL YOU HAVE THE ANSWER!
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Under
If we deliberately pause our breath – sitting or standing, watching closely – we notice a second stream of breathing, quieter and more elusive, yet always there.
Even when we think it stops, we discover, thankfully, it never truly does.
This new collection of poems, Under, works the same way. As you read, whenever you pause, you’ll realize you’ve been breathing all along.
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The Thinking Donkey
The Wisdom of Harold
‘It’s true, I carry man’s burdens, but burdens are easy to carry for people when you love them.
And if I, a donkey, can so easily carry the burdens of men out of love… then how much more would God the Lord of everything be able to love men, too.’
What you need to know:
Harold, the thinking donkey, is a thoughtful story about resisting injustices and being kind to others. An important message is how moral attitudes are conveyed with the knowledge and use of a wide vocabulary, and therefore of how vital the importance of reading is becoming in a world of emoji mobile dialogue and poor literacy.
Young minds can be easily influenced, and persuaded about many things, but sometimes they need to resist the persuasion of peers trying to take advantage of any intolerance leading them into quick judgements, for by encouraging their tolerance they cannot be so easily persuaded, and will begin learning to think for themselves.
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Bunny’s Amazing Adventures
Life is very different when seen through the eyes of a toy rabbit. What matters to Bunny is way different from the things we consider important, and visa-versa.
His international travels and adventures are fraught with dangers and new experiences at every turn.
Being his mother has always been able to hear him speak, this story is an autobiography of the luckiest, most loved bunny ever.
His perspective of an ever-changing life full of love, loss and everything in between is enlightening and uplifting.
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Rediscovering God
This book defends the existence of God, but not the God described in the Bible. First, it discusses two serious errors in the Bible. The first is that God made Adam first and then later made Eve. What science proves is that the template for the human body is without doubt female. Men are only modified women. The other serious error in Genesis is that God wanted to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah because of the sin of homosexuality. Read the evidence that homosexuality is genetic or epigenetic and hence created by God.
The book shows that if you want to be an atheist, you have to believe that: 1. All of the matter in the Universe came from nothing. 2. That, there must be an infinite number of Universes. 3. That, in a Universe where entropy (a measure of disorganization) rules, the dirt of the Earth self-organized into the most complex structure in the known Universe, your body. A hint about the incredible complexity of the human body is given in the book.
Because a subatomic particle changes its behaviour based on whether it is being observed or not, Pantheism is the possible nature of God. The author is a big fan of the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, but because the God that created the amazing Universe we live in and then humanity would not require blood to be spilled to appease the disobedience of a primitive man, it is unlikely that Jesus was God.
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Narjaa - Friend to the Birds
Adam, ignoring his parents’ advice, chases two bunnies deep into a mysterious forest and quickly becomes lost. As darkness falls and fear sets in, he finds himself alone under a palm tree, surrounded by the sounds of the night. He awakens to a magical sight: a mystical figure floating above him. This is Narjaa, Mother Nature’s Friend to the Birds, who has a wondrous story to tell. Join Adam as he discovers the secrets behind the unique calls of every bird, from his own canaries to the strangest creatures of the forest. Narjaa – A Friend to The Birds is a captivating bedtime fantasy for all ages, filled with the wonder and magic of childhood.
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A Change of Heart
When the beautiful Bibi from downstairs abruptly leaves her husband and runs off with the dashing Charles, Antonia, Charles’s partner of twelve years, is left astonished – and heartbroken.
A bitter, lonely year passes, until a chance encounter with Bibi’s ex-husband, Wendell, sparks an unexpected connection. As Antonia and Wendell tentatively explore the possibility of moving on perhaps even together, Bibi’s fiery passion for Charles has long since fizzled out. Now, she wants her husband back, and as always, Bibi will stop at nothing to get her way.
Meanwhile, the clueless Charles begins to realize his mistake and naively expects Antonia to welcome him back into her life with open arms.
As this tangled foursome navigates a series of humorous and emotional twists, their paths collide one fateful Saturday night in front of everyone. But when the dust settles, who will end up with whom?
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Things to Know Before Your Adventure to Japan
Japan is a land of mystery, deeply steeped in its rich culture. It is the most fascinating country I have ever visited—and I’ve traveled all over the world.
Although the Japanese often wear Westernized clothing, they remain deeply immersed in their traditional heritage. The temples and shrines are magnificent, offering a glimpse into the country’s spiritual beauty. The geishas of Kyoto are an unforgettable sight, especially when fully dressed for their appointments, exuding grace and tradition.
The open-air hot springs, known as onsen, are a unique and rejuvenating experience you are sure to enjoy. Japanese cuisine is equally distinctive, offering a delicious array of dishes, from tempura and rice to udon noodles, ramen, fried rice (pilaf), yakitori, and a variety of fried meats and sandwiches.
Japan provides countless experiences to discover and enjoy, from traditional stage plays and sumo wrestling to bustling markets and the world-renowned bullet train. The bullet train, the fastest in the world, can whisk you from Tokyo to Kyoto in just 2 hours and 15 minutes.
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The Conduit
This book was conceived to establish a relationship between Freemasonry and the foundation of golf clubs, but my research became much extended, causing me to examine the influence of the military in relation to both. It is well known that both Freemasonry and golf have expanded their tentacles to most parts of the world, and it is the military who have provided the conduit for this expansion. It is to them that we owe the dissemination of golf and Freemasonry around the world. The book covers the history of both over a 300-year period from 1600 to 1900. It was remarkable how often the same names appeared in all three disciplines. Without doubt a relationship has been established and long may it continue.
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Poems from a Resurrected Heart
Poems from a Resurrected Heart is an enthralling collection of poems which captures the catharsis of both a loving and lamenting heart. This was written as a journey of healing and moving on from grief to love, spanning five years up to now; crafting it into emotive works of poetry.
In this collection, there are poems to appeal to all audiences ranging from: pure unconventional love, the experiences of the LGBTQ and narratives of society including conservatism and religious influence. With a careful mix of traditional forms, like the metaphysical genre and contemporary free verse, each poem has been intrinsically shaped to address their crux, giving every reader the chance to reflect upon their experiences in light of my own.
The aim of this collection is for emotional self-reflection through the medium of someone whose life experiences may differ to yours, but through the raw, emotional transparency and intelligent poetic craft of this collection, even those most different to me may be brought to tears.
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The Golden Rule
The Golden Rule is simple: treat others as you would want to be treated.
In 1943 Germany, a senior SS officer shatters that rule by sending an innocent half-Jewish couple to a death camp. Four decades later, he is living in Britain under the guise of a political refugee, secretly working as a spymaster for the Stasi. Meanwhile, in Israel, a determined group is hunting down escaped war criminals, delivering their own form of retribution.
As the past collides with the present, local police detective Richard Buxton, joined by Special Branch and Interpol, must untangle a web of treachery and assassination. But their investigation is hindered at every turn by political interference, making their pursuit of justice all the more dangerous.
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Pithy Sayings
Contemporary in its accessibility as a prose and poetry collection, this is a poignant and inspired debut collection of poems and aphorisms that build upon one another to create a compelling, tumultuous, and restorative narrative. With a distinct point of view, the authorial voice provides unfiltered and empowering representation, unafraid to tackle the topics that most deeply strike at the core of what it means to be human. The versatile nature of the piece makes the insightful collection relevant to the lives of most if not all of its readers.
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