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From time to time, we all wonder what life after death might be like, but how can we truly contemplate that when the meaning of this life remains so elusive?
Is there a way to have it all, or does it only seem impossible – until we learn to see beyond appearances?
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Have you ever wondered why it rains? Who makes snow? Where does lightening come from? One little girl might just know the answers to these exciting questions. Maybe she has discovered something mysterious that even her parents and teachers wonder about.
Have you ever met a giant?
This delightful story shares in the curiosity and wonder of children and their many marvellous questions about the world.
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Tarmea 2: An Unintentional Empire
A great tale for fantasy readers, this story takes you on a thrilling voyage of revenge, packed with adventures that aim to secure the safety of the protagonists’ people, both now and in the future. A marvellous follow-up to Return of the Kraken, it masterfully guides the reader through a narrative rich with exciting and meaningful encounters. Told from the perspectives of various characters with diverse attitudes and agendas, the story is full of surprises, reunions with old friends and foes, and an outcome that promises even more adventures ahead.
A ripping story, this is a must-read for any lover of fantasy adventure, with the promise of much more to come. Long may this series continue!
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The Life of Official Chris. A.
This raw coming-of-age story follows a boy named Chris, who grows up without parental guidance after his mother goes to prison and his father abandons him. Left to fend for himself, Chris is exposed to harsh realities from a young age: alcoholism, drug abuse, violence and even death. He faces traumatic physical, mental and emotional abuse, as well as life-threatening encounters with knives and guns.
Turning to music and friendships, Chris finds respite from the grim unknowns of his daily life. Even as a young boy, he is forced to make tough decisions just to survive. It is a journey that Chris himself does not fully comprehend until he begins writing this biography, unearthing long-buried childhood memories and revelations that stun his family.
Told in his own uncompromising words, this is Chris’s story: his raw perspective on a childhood of profound struggle. The book chronicles his traumatic past all the way through present day, depicting a dark path that pushes at the boundaries of human experience. But ultimately it is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
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Mishmashaton presents a collection of poetry exploring themes of love, spirituality, nature, and philosophy.
With a mix of styles and forms, the poems offer reflections on life’s journey, the pursuit of happiness, and the interconnectedness of all things.
From the whimsical to the profound, Mishmashaton’s verses invite readers to contemplate the beauty and complexity of the world around them and within themselves.
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A mother’s love is tested, a husband left behind, and a family home abandoned.
Mirium Murphy is on the run! Well, to be exact, she’s running – and dragging Lucy, her devilish daughter, along in her wake…
Lucy has done it again! Mirium’s rebellious daughter isn’t just the talk of the neighbourhood anymore – she’s become a viral sensation! Caught on camera in a daring escape from a farcical circus act, with the local police hot on her heels and seeking revenge, Mirium’s unforgettable, striking child is instantly recognisable and impossible to miss.
So begins an epic journey through the vibrant landscapes of Mexico. Along the way, this eccentric mother-daughter duo builds bridges and forges unbreakable bonds, leaving behind stories that will be passed down for generations – the tales of the two ‘crazy Englishwomen’ and their outrageous escapades.
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Have you ever felt so alone, wondering, What’s the point to anything? How do I go on? How do I keep going? And yet, at other times, you sense someone there. You turn and look – but there’s no one. Still, you feel a presence. What is happening? Is there another dimension to life I don’t yet understand? How can I find out?
This book can help you uncover those answers. You may find yourself identifying deeply with the author’s reflections. And maybe – just maybe – this book will help you recognize that presence and guide you onto a path that, while challenging at times, teaches you to truly know it. Along the way, you might be led to make the most profound decision of your life.
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Miss Jackson on the farm is not having a good day. She woke up in the morning and found that the world had gone topsy-turvy! Everything seems upside down and back to front; all the animals are doing the opposite of what they should be! The goats are swimming in the pond, the chickens are flying in the sky, the donkey is driving the tractor, and the horse is trying to lay an egg! Miss Jackson is feeling all out of sorts and has given in to the topsy-turvy madness!
The baker, the milkman and the greengrocer are not very happy at all – the farm is all out of sorts, so they have run out of fresh eggs, milk, and vegetables to sell!
Now disaster has struck, will Miss Jackson ever be able to fix the topsy turvy farm?
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Where It All Began: My Story So Far and More, With a Twist
In this emotional and raw collection of poems, J. D. Wilson shares her life story, navigating the challenges of blindness, disability, and single parenthood. Through her powerful words, she explores the depths of pain, loss, and resilience, offering a glimpse into the strength of the human spirit through creative verse.
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Cinema 46 is a collection of short stories with different themes, all of interest to current readers, as they address universal issues. Paul Costa Gavin, the author of this book, has a Brazilian and North American cultural background, but the different focuses of his stories cannot be restricted to a single country or community. PC Gavin does not exempt any religion, political party, ideology, or philosophical prejudice from his critical approaches, which are personal, and never express other people’s ideas.
In addition to harshly criticizing the decadence of current culture, Paul Costa Gavin addresses in depth the problem of the meaning of human life, and this appears in all the stories in this book. The relationship between feeling and thought, the deep analysis of what it means to be human, and the always relevant question of the destiny of humanity permeate this entire book of short stories entitled Cinema 46.
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Hey Gen Z— This is your ultimate wine guide. Wine Vibes is your backstage pass to a world where wine meets flavor, culture, history, and conscious living. From decoding labels to uncovering hidden gems around the globe, this book is your flavor roadmap—no pretentious jargon, just real talk and bold sips.
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Poems For Cecilia / Poemas Para Cecilia
Dr. Byron Marshall Hyde was a family doctor in Ottawa, a researcher and world-renowned specialist of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) originally and falsely called Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. In 1988, he founded the Nightingale Research Foundation to explore and understand ME and fibromyalgia-type illnesses. Dr. Hyde intertwined qualities of compassion, kindness, loyalty and sensitivity. He always took the necessary time with his patients to find out exactly what they were suffering from. He had a very generous sense of welcome and an astounding memory for people and events with surprising accuracy and detail, which made him a great scientist, doctor and a prolific and unique author of short stories and poetry.
Byron Hyde was a true Renaissance man, with wide interests beyond medicine: visual arts, short stories, poetry, horticulture. Dr. Hyde’s medical books are signed as Byron Hyde, his stories and poetry as Byron Stratford Davis. He passed away on November 17, 2024, at the age of 88, survived by his beloved wife Lone, his children Christophe, Christian, Dominique, Martin, and his grandchildren, Alessandra, Augustin, Cléo, Felix, Isabelle, Lucas, Noé, Octave, Sébastien and Zéphyr.
The posthumous release of Poems for Cecilia pays homage to the marvellous writing and important medical research of Dr. Hyde.
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