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The largest asteroid known to mankind is hurtling towards Earth. A decorated captain from the Australian division of the Special Air Service Regiment journeys where no soldier has gone before…
Something horrible occurred in the Falklands War of 1982… A vindictive woman from Brazil, with deep-seated hatred in her heart, is on the loose because of it.
A pretty American nurse is stalked by a spiteful former partner… The dangerous, unbalanced son of a New Jersey gangster has mayhem and murder on his mind. The lily flower, the cannabis herb, and the ayahuasca plant: an influential member of a large family believes that this triumvirate of vegetation can defeat a rare form of male breast cancer…
What is the glue that binds these flimsy threads together? Captain Leon Morris Jr must unravel the clues, or, like his father before him, he will face the Grim Reaper, alone… never knowing why.
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The Molden Days is a light-hearted and fun book which explores the search for the meaning of life. For millions of years, as human beings, we have searched and searched for meaning, but have we come any closer to finding out?
Rumour has it that the Moldies, a peculiar bunch of people who lived way back in the distant past—the molden days—may have found the answer.
Join the Moldies in the ultimate quest, the search for the meaning of life. There will be some head scratching, moonlight dancing and mysterious mumblings.
The Molden Days is beautifully illustrated and an entertaining read for children and adults alike and will give you plenty to think about...and a few giggles along the way... And it may even put you and your loved ones on the road to discovering the true meaning of life. Time to find out if the Moldies found the answer. Happy reading!
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Moral Leadership in Action takes you on a transformative trance to becoming the leader the world desperately needs. From the foundations of ethical decision-making to mastering power and responsibility, this book equips you with the tools and genuinely teaches you to lead with integrity, empathy, and vision. Drawing on real-world case studies, parables, and spiritual teachings, it challenges you to cross the complexities of leadership—balancing purpose with profit, faith with business, and personal values with professional success. Whether you’re a CEO, CFO, NGO, minister or community leader, you’ll uncover how to integrate moral principles into every decision you make. With thought-provoking assessments, empowering affirmations, and practical steps, this guide inspires you to create a lasting, positive impact on your organisation, community, and beyond. Ready to lead with purpose? Your focus begins here.
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Welcome to Paradise! Venture to a tropical island, one where people only dream of traveling to, but for Buddy, a shaggy stray dog, and his friends, they get to call it home.
Let Buddy show you around the island; join in on the adventures he and his friends have every day while living on this little piece of paradise and see why they love calling it home so much.
While some dogs may leave Paradise and move all over the world, Buddy hopes to stay in Paradise forever.
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Blue Dolly – The Greatest Dancer is an imaginative, happy story with a strong theme of friendship. The author brings the characters to life with humour and vibrant imagery. Come and join Blue Dolly (who is chipper and hip) and her friends Pink Teddy and Rocky dancing in the kitchen on Wednesday nights – moving to the music, the lights down low. Will they be found out? Read and see!
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The Tales of Cocowonga Island: 2
As the sun sets, the enchanting island of Cocowonga reveals itself for just a few fleeting moments, casting a spell of wonder as you look from your bedroom window.
Freddie the Spaghetti Tree and Snippy Longclaws are joined by the Furball friends—Charlie, Jaxx, and Little Millie—along with their mischievous crew for another fun adventure by the sea. There they meet Sammy the spider, the best swimmer in all of Cocowonga Island, who saves Little Millie Furball when she gets into trouble in the water.
On Cocowonga, it doesn’t matter who you are or what you look like; the true magic lies in friendship, where everyone, whether a multi-coloured Furball, a spaghetti-covered tree, or a sunbathing starfish, comes together as friends to have fun on a special island.
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In a world where being different can feel lonely, two unlikely friends prove that sometimes, it’s our quirks that make life an adventure.
Little, the smallest rhino in the herd, has spent his days being overlooked, squashed, and forgotten. But when he finally decides to leave the chaos behind, he meets Twinkle, a flashy dragonfly with a celebrity status that’s more exhausting than glamorous. Together, they embark on an unforgettable journey where big dreams and tiny wings collide.
With glasses that change everything, a sinkhole that almost swallows them whole, and a savannah that comes together to save the day, Little’s and Twinkle’s friendship teaches us that being true to who you are and finding someone who sees you for all you are can lead to the most surprising and heartwarming of adventures.
Join the tiniest rhino and the most fabulous dragonfly as they navigate the wild, the messy, and the wonderful world of friendship. This delightful tale is a reminder that even the smallest creatures can make the biggest splash!
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Meet Mr Whiskers, the cat that has a knack for causing chaos and a heart full of curiosity.
Mr Whiskers roams from one home to another, leaving laughter and trouble in his wake. Despite countless attempts, he never finds a forever home until he crosses paths with a wonderful eccentric man who matches Mr Whiskers’ wild energy and chaotic charm.
Together, they form an unforgettable duo, filled with laughter, love, and a touch of madness. Dive into this heartwarming tale of friendship, adventure and the unexpected bonds that bring us home.
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A quiet street in the city of Edinburgh, tall buildings whose numerous windows both look out onto the same street and hide the residents inside them bar the occasional twitching curtain. Nothing to see here, just your everyday residents going about their daily business, a perfectly regular neighbourhood. Unless you look a little bit closer, the patterns, routines and characters are trying to hide their stories, and some are desperate to be seen. One local observer watches their comings and goings, meticulously noting their movements and impact on those around them.
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Fritz is a little Jack Russell who lives in the village of Baltimore, Ireland.
Rescued and adopted by the Haffners, he begins a life with a new family. Fritz experiences all the emotions that children and adults experience when going through change. Unfamiliar surroundings, new friends, fears and pure emotion. The stories allow children the ability to link to the experiences Fritz goes through. A heart-warming tale with metaphors the whole family can understand.
Fritz will be your child’s companion through all those struggles in a childhood of change.
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Ecology and Flora of Qornayel, Lebanon – Al Salam Village
A village situated in Qornayel, within Mount Lebanon, was founded in 2003, integrating seamlessly with the exceptional natural environment of the region. The area’s distinctive geological formations, rugged valley cliffs, verdant vegetation, and varied plant species have influenced the author, who has been conducting ecological and botanical research in the locality since 2009.
This publication acts as a comprehensive reference to the flora of Al Salam Village in Qornayel, offering novel insights into local species supported by photographic documentation obtained during field surveys led by the author. Additionally, it covers topics such as geology, cultural heritage, forest ecosystems, rock types, wildlife, and plant nomenclature. The study catalogued 160 species with 334 photos, representing approximately 6.1% of Lebanon’s total flora. The findings highlight the importance of ongoing conservation initiatives and ecological monitoring to safeguard Qornayel’s biodiversity.
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Putting one foot in front of the other – it’s not spectacular, it’s not extraordinary, but it can lead us to extraordinary ends.
These words are spoken to Hannah Denno during her 3000-mile walk across Europe, a journey where the ordinary becomes extraordinary.
In April 2015, Hannah laced up her boots, hoisted her rucksack onto her back and set out from London towards Iraq, the country her grandfather came from, seeking connection with the land of her roots. The expedition was to become as much about traversing an emotional landscape as it was the physical terrain.
Each day’s tasks are unspectacular, but as she walks, she grapples with questions of national and individual identity and sees connections between her journey and the journeys made by others before her. And she never ceases to be blown away by the extraordinary kindness of strangers.
When political winds alter the course of her journey, Hannah is led to make new discoveries that take her personal pilgrimage to unexpected places.
“A cleverly balanced book, winding between European history and an individual family story.”
– Ursula Martin, author of One Woman Walks Wales and
One Woman Walks Europe£10.99
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