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Emma is frustrated with the noise outside. Unable to sleep, she wishes for a silent night. As she closes her eyes upon her wishes, Emma finds herself transported to a deep rainforest and then onto the moon, but neither of these wonderful places holds the comfort of Emma’s own room. She wishes for a third time and finally finds herself back in her room, with the noise outside turning into a lullaby, rocking Emma to a peaceful sleep.
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The thing about rainbows is that they are always the same;
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo (whatever that is) and Violet.
But sometimes, as well as some rain in the air, there’s a little magic.
And this time, you chose the adventure – which doesn’t mean that you get what you want; sometimes it’s much more exciting – you get exactly what you need!
Still, you can’t have everything… or can you?
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A Little Novel
Wrydart
The wand weaves the wordsmith’s swordsmanship, whisking the elements to prefix a door. I befouled “e” and the quilling in inkling, as wood swells and wells the stager for the sills’ ledgers. Throw the wry dart down the strands of discord – what wands knead the strings, graphing the word’s art?
Quester
The heir of a land that stands between two times is lost in a journeyman’s quest, tying and twining tethers of the lamb’s fleece. His spirit runs creak in the deep currents, hems bursting stitches in the river of life. Blood is the life of the soul – the very thing ye seek.
Meat-Puppets
The butchers carve the flesh of the body while the ringer bullies the meat, forcing it to ring together.
Wood-Puppets
The Lord’s harvest is sown in the ploughed fields where good seed is planted. From the waterer to the education wards (Edwood), the unnecessary growths are snipped away. Under God’s light, the strand is woven into grain, milled, and resown. If the wood remains unstained and unbored, the Holy Wood will bowl the spirit of the forest, chipping the birds with the word.
Skull Kings
Brittle to the bone, they line the streets with chalk. They whistle a hollow note, speaking only in words of the dead. Hardened to the core and heartless, they are the four of Evil-Moore: the branches of sin, the deadwood of men. Sown in by the dens, covered by the sea of evil. The spider is the web, the strands, the cobs, the blend, holding together the reel of the bony men. Yet their death-talks are washed away in fear’s discourse, their chalked-up base erased by the tears of the lamb when the monsoonal waters burst.
The Bellows
Ice in the fire of sin, cold blood in a snake’s brewed knot. Legless lizards and a lost-tailed plot slither through the splintered woods of deception, poisoning the harvest, killing the dream. With hoed soil, they seed doubt and deceit.
Circus Show
Balloons rise over the crisp crops of green. The clowning circus sets anchor for a fresh harvest while the jukebox bluebirds knead new grass, ringing hell’s bells below decks. A pecker will beak the sink and keep the angles rocking. Watch the rock fights – plenty of birdies getting pegged. Two birds, one stone, shallow graves, easy dugouts.
Down Dog
I get around plenty, looping the crossroads, spinning the yarn deep in the burrows’ webs. They sync to the tones as I splice the netting for new tracks, faking laps.
This dog noses the fence wire, sniffing bait past unlocked gates. The dog always catches the scent of dead dealerships sailing. Soon, they’ll all have doggy doo-doo on their lips, plotting their next move. Smoky nips sink dirty ships.
Vultures’ Crow
Rotten to the core from feasting on snakes, the cult of vultures preys on all. They plant weeds in fields for bones to thistle, where they glisten.
This is the download of the bird on the wire, dialling 411 for secrets. This is how he intercepts the linesman’s calls—with the third eye on the wire.
You Lost the Plot, Reely
Guess I’m going to chop their tails. Dock ’em.
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Boo and Emmy need to rescue a mischievous puppy and return him back to his worried owner safe and sound. Together they work quickly, but will they have him home before teatime, and will the curious pup learn a valuable lesson? Join Boo and Emmy on their exciting adventure in the woods.
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Have you ever uprooted your family to travel back in time?
What if you could do so in the future?
Would you go back to a better time and dimension, on a biological craft, to live a better life?
Now, what if you find that history and everything you believed factual was false or incomplete?
Would you, could you, expect your family to adapt to the new circumstantial way of living?
Would what they do change the future for the better or worse?
Would your family embrace the time together while travelling by playing card games and reading stories to pass time, or would the bonds between them change?
Once, clinging to each other, would family bonding in the future remain adaptable, wanting to succeed either separately or together in their changing past?
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Abstract expressionism Art, martial arts, life memoirs, the bartender’s lifestyle and the last four decades of history are revealed in Tomas Morch’s book, Live Life Through Art. This collection of subjects points remarkably at visible aspects of our society. The book profoundly discusses current social dilemmas: the lifestyle in hospitality, modern artistic views, short sarcastic anecdotes, downfalls and successes, motivational speeches, and ideas ranging from meditation to the mentality of a chess game.
Being influenced by the last decade of the fading communist regime, growing up in an era of new political freedom and democracy, and later moving to live twenty years in West London’s cosmopolitan society created the best positive turmoil for a young-minded man who always went against the odds.
The book uniquely and openly discusses how the internet, globalisation and the free UK job market were influenced and developed by foreigners in the hospitality sector, and how life in Western Europe changed significantly in the last twenty years. This comes from a man who believes that visualising your success is only the beginning of your life journey.
In his book, Tomas Morch gives his important views on martial arts and meditation, how drug abuse can misleadingly cause your downfall, how your artistic ambitions can redeem your life and put it back on track, and how painting abstractly can beneficially complete your life. Being an abstract expressionist artist is a unique life journey and lifestyle that you must not only choose to act on but also live truthfully through your body and mind. The idea of Tomas’s book can be described in short: “You don’t need eyes to see; you need a vision.”
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Are you ready to understand the feelings and sensations you are being given from the world of Spirit?
The warmth or tingling around you, the knowledge of someone in the room. I hope this little beginner’s book can help you with your journey of enlightenment. With love.
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The Robertson Brothers' Weird Detective Agency
Have you ever been scared of Land Rovers with scaly legs? Or filing cabinets that try to pinch your fingers? Then this is definitely not the book for you! You should not read anything at all about the Abominable Snow Monk or the scary librarian…
Geoffrey and Leonard are two brothers who race through a crazy world of unexpected happenings as they solve the different puzzles their clients bring them. They investigate strange and intriguing cases, including an elephant general and a collapsing buildings society! However, Geoffrey and Leonard’s past comes back to haunt them when a mysterious figure called Hedgwick Hogmanay strides back into their lives…
Using their wit and intelligence, the Robertson Brothers fight crime and the forces of evil! This is a detective agency like no other you have ever heard of!
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This book is raw and honest about our society today and how many of us live life behind our masks. Are you afraid to show your authentic self to your colleagues, family, or even your partner? Are you hiding behind a façade of success and bravado, trying to win approval from people, or afraid to show weakness and vulnerability? Are you feeling like a pressure cooker, worried any moment you may blow your stack and lose your cool? Is this feeling affecting your health and lifestyle?
Behind the Mask is bravely written by Bill Whitting, who openly admits to his personal struggles and lived experiences that affected his happiness and led to depression and feelings of loneliness.
Understanding the importance of asking for help, Behind the Mask is a roadmap to find your authentic self. Using a broad range of topics and lived experiences the author will take you on a confronting journey – an empowering journey and help you discover you – your true self Behind the Mask.
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Death is such a fascinating yet sorrowful thing. And I say ‘thing’ because it is so mysterious. The way we experience death and dying is very personal. I strongly believe that since it happens to everyone, at some point, we need to be more open about it. Explore the science, the religion, the thought processes, the comfort. Let’s demystify death, in the hopes that we won’t be afraid; after all, we can’t run away from it.
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This is a true story of youthful exuberance overcoming adversity and achieving great things.
Imagine five young 19-year-old military cadets embarking on a 4,000-mile road trip across Europe and Asia Minor to Iran, having only recently qualified to drive. This dramatic and often hilarious tale illustrates how fortitude can overcome the dangerous mix of overconfidence, ineptness and high spirits.
Set in the very different political world of the mid-1960s, this book follows the successes and mishaps of the five as they struggle to reach Iran’s notorious “Valley of the Assassins” high in the hazardous Elburz Mountains and explore the infamous “Eagle’s Nest” Fortress at Alamut.
What could possibly go wrong?
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Renowned pianist Fliss, adored by fans worldwide who regard her as one of the foremost musicians of the 21st century, suffers amnesia after a traumatic road accident involving a young boy. Hampering her recovery is a bully of a man, convinced she was a drunk driver who almost killed his son. He threatens dire consequences and Fliss, alone and with no memory, is vulnerable and damaged.
Out of the confusion and pain evolves a friendship with the boy that is remarkable and eventually becomes miraculous.
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