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Finding You is a story written about Blue Bear, who has lost his home. He needs to overcome a number of challenges, in the pursuit of finding his forever home.
This is a heartwarming, captivating and emotive story which follows Blue Bear’s journey. It is a story of hope, courage, strength and resilience.
This story can be enjoyed by everyone. It is a beautiful keepsake picture book, lovingly written and illustrated.
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No one likes bullies, whether at school or in the street.
Big Hand was a nasty individual, always itching for fresh prey, and would stop at nothing to get what he wanted. Bullies are often lonely people who, in reality, long to be accepted but don’t know how to go about it.
Big Hand believed no one could stop him (or could they?), stop his stealing, lying, and bullying of people he knew were frightened of him. He had to be stopped, but how, and by whom?
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The Green Hat in Paris follows Lydia’s visit to Paris and her green hat that blows from page to page, unfolding a different scene and French word on each page. The book gives young children an introduction to daily life in France. An optional word key on the last page gives the reader an opportunity to sound out the ten French words.
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17-year-old Maggie is on the cusp of graduating high school. Faced with an unknown future, she’s desperate for one thing: the perfect final year. And she won’t let anything, even her crippling anxiety, stand in her way.
She’s determined to make the most of the time she has left and to do it with her group – a mismatched bunch who Maggie loves fiercely. At first, things seem to be going well. That is, until Maggie discovers her dad has been lying to her, and a spark with her best friend Piper turns into an all-consuming desire.
As Maggie’s anxiety spirals out of control, she struggles to keep her mind—and her friends—from completely falling apart.
Long drives, longer nights, parties, the formal, final exams – as time ticks down for Maggie, she begins to wonder what the ‘perfect year’ actually means. Will she and her friends find their place in the great, unknown world? Can they decide who they’re going to be? Who they should be?
Told through a series of intimate diary entries, The Way We Once Were is a story of love, loss, and how we find each other, even in our darkest moments.
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Shadows of a Destiny: The True Story of My Life
The story of a seven-year-old girl who wants to understand the truth: she was deprived of her father’s caresses, and she is a child who could not understand through the lens of her limited senses when looking at the chaotic world of her family why she should not live in peace.
Story of a young girl who gets married at the age of nineteen to achieve sweet dreams.
Will her dreams come true?
Read the story of a girl who doesn’t know where her fate will reach or what her future will be. She survived and fought not to perish; she lived, but how? How was she able to save herself from the mire?
She moved away from the place of her youth to shape her personality.
Hope and choice are like two wings that can reach the heights of your dreams in the journey of life.
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To the Glory of God came everlasting life or everlasting death; it’s your free choice to make. Despite all that people think, the Bible is true. It matters not what you personally believe; all scripture prophecies will be fulfilled. What happens to you is your choice. There is one God, Yahweh. One Lord, His Son Jesus Christ, head of the Church, one church, Church of God, one baptism, Holy Spirit. Believers are the body of Christ.
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A memoir of the Plowright family, raised in Great Britain.
From rags to riches,
From tragedy to hope.
The author tells a story of seven children torn asunder from their loved ones, charting a journey from an impoverished upbringing to a life in Australia where hard work brought great rewards.
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Isolated and cut off from society, university graduate Rafael leads a desolate life in the sun-scorched region of Andalusia, Spain. He attributes his isolation to his own originality, believing himself superior to everyone else; yet, deep down, he knows his outlook stems from profound insecurity. When his attitude ultimately leaves him homeless, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery to confront a fundamental question: can anyone truly be trusted?
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Curious little Ginger loves to make decisions of his own, but when it comes to his mother’s wise words he doesn’t want to listen!
Follow Ginger, a playful, curious cat, as he learns the importance of listening to his wise mother, a caring calico cat.
Each page reveals fun surprises as Ginger goes on exciting adventures with his mother by his side, prepared to teach him valuable lessons.
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The book takes a step back and views various aspects through the lens of the author, ranging from the beauty of nature to the behaviour of human beings.
The content conveys a wide range of themes, with every entry in the anthology displaying a powerful immensity and deep emotional resonance. The plethora of themes, ranging from the natural world to human behaviour, remains grounded in authenticity, offering a unique perspective into the experience of growth and change throughout life, alongside the accompanying challenges.
The poems are unique and captivating, building upon one another to create a tumultuous, compelling, restorative narrative.
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Does having virtues mean having a high standard of living?
Why do we sin?
Does sin waste our inspiration and energy?
If I possess virtues, how will they change my life?
What is Heart and Mind?
How do I know if I made a right choice?
What, helping others is a trap?
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The Source of the King’s Power
The administration of any kingdom derives its power from the King, whose Signet cannot be contested.
The title of this book asserts that there is a power source, the root from which believers draw supernatural strength.
“There shall come forth a Rod from the stem of Jesse, and a Branch shall grow out of His roots.”
Isaiah 11:1
The King of kings, who is the power source for believers, is the Rod from the stem of Jesse. He stirs the power of God into manifestation within the human soul. Therefore, in any transactions involving God’s children, we ought to seek the divine source for enablement, guidance, and direction, rather than merely relying on the basic principles of this world.
“For everyone who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened.”
Luke 11:10
This book unveils and empowers the knowledge of God’s potential, already deposited in the sanctified soul.
And so, this saying remains true:
“My people perish for lack of knowledge.”
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