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The Complexity of Being Human is a thoughtful exploration of personal reflections and beliefs. It delves into the diversity of humanity and the ways in which people interact as they strive for harmony, respect, and acceptance.
The variety within Homo Sapiens shapes the outcomes of these interactions. It influences not only harmony and respect but also conflict, religion, cruelty, and joy. Ultimately, the book argues that the ability to accommodate and accept one another is the true foundation for a better, more compassionate world.
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Love, loss, finding oneself and healing – all these things can be found in the pages of Space & Time.
The author touches on each aspect that may have occurred in her own life or in the lives of those around her.
There are trigger warnings, places to find help, and messages of hope.
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Rebecca and her sister Debbie were excited about going on a trip to the seaside. Grandad George and Nanny Frances had given them two gold coins to spend. Debbie had already made up her mind about what she was having, but Rebecca was struggling to decide. She couldn’t wait to get there and buy something special. What did she choose? What happened next?
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Puffin the pup rushes through his day, every day, always thinking about what’s coming next and never stopping to appreciate the value of now. Join Puffin on one of his daily adventures as he learns how to be content and happy in the present moment. Follow along as Puffin reflects on the experiences and adventures of his day, exploring mindfulness and discovering the warm feeling of gratitude as he snuggles beside his older doggy sister, Cassie.
Reading this heart-warming story with your child offers not only fun and quality time but also introduces key aspects of mindfulness in an engaging and relatable way.
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Before men were the gods and titans, descendants of Gaia and Ouranos, respectively the Earth and the Sky, themselves children of Chaos. Zeus is the only survivor of his brothers and sisters. So to take revenge, he decides to deliver them. Poseidon, Hades, Hestia, Hera and Demeter are finally free and now rule on Olympus with their brother Zeus. Loves, marriages and conflicts begin to be heard, but unfortunately, ruling the world is not an easy thing between betrayals, conflict, quests for power, forbidden passions and incestuous relationships. Sins that don’t spare the gods.
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Book 1: The Adventures of Puddles and Friends: Saving the Universe
Step into the boundless cosmos with The Universe Unveiled: Puddles and Friends’ Extraordinary Expeditions!
Join Puddles the panda and his extraordinary band of friends as they embark on adventures that stretch far beyond the stars. In The Adventures of Puddles and Friends: Saving the Universe, the first book in this captivating series, the group races against time to stop a malevolent force threatening the delicate balance of the cosmos. Along the way, they uncover incredible worlds, meet fantastical beings, and learn powerful lessons about friendship, courage, and resilience.
This book is more than a story; it’s a journey into the unknown, where imagination takes flight and every page unveils new wonders. Designed to inspire readers of all ages, Puddles’ adventures blend thrilling action with timeless values, leaving hearts racing and minds brimming with curiosity.
Whether you’re a dreamer, a seeker, or an explorer, The Adventures of Puddles and Friends: Saving the Universe will transport you to a world where bravery knows no bounds, friendships are forged in stardust, and the power to change the universe begins within.
Dare to leap into the adventure. The universe is waiting for you.
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It’s time to get another glimpse inside the purple door and find out what’s going on!
Two grandparents, Naan and Pa—often with a little help from their neighbours—are bringing up a real cat, MimiCleo, and three toys who come to life: Pedro the parrot, Purple Ted, and Fraser Bear.
Always on hand to help in the Baileys’ crises are Miss Flora, Elsie, Bill, and Jim and his seventy-year-old teddy bear, Mr Ted. Not forgetting Isabel, the vet, who can’t believe three toy animals can talk.
Watch out for a lost cat toy, a huge snowman, sick teddy bears going to the Cuddly Clinic, and Pa chasing a mouse downstairs after midnight!
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Alice Berg is a marketing executive in her mid-20s who has just moved to a big, bustling European city. Her future looks bright until one day, she encounters fate at a traffic crossing, and her life changes forever.
Soon, Alice finds herself caught in the grips of an exciting and erotic, yet toxic, love affair with the famous writer Mikhail, who is twice her age. Despite her repeated attempts to end the relationship, she finds it impossible to leave him. Over the next ten years of their turbulent romance, will Alice manage to save herself, or will she drown in the abyss of Mikhail’s poisoned love, destined to remain in her perpetual role as ‘the other woman’?
Peppered with intimate details, The Sixth Wife is based on true events from the author’s own life. Raw, mystical, and elegant, the novel doesn’t shy away from addressing thought-provoking societal taboos that reflect women’s experiences but are rarely explored in fiction, including abortion, major depression, and the long-term effects of emotional abuse.
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Omphile is trying to free herself from the hands of her abusive baby daddy. She loses faith in love and men, but with the help of her gay best friend and fate, she finds her soulmate, Jelel, who changes her entire perspective about love and men. The problem is her baby daddy won’t leave her alone, and she doesn’t want people she loves getting mixed up with the baby daddy, as he is dangerous. She believed she could handle it until the baby daddy partnered with Jelel’s ex-fiancée to eliminate the threat to getting what they both want. This ends up with Omphile fighting for her life while Jelel shows the partners in crime that they bit off more than they could chew.
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In the “Mirror of Love”, Nomalanga Ndwandwe offers readers a profound tool to reflect on and understand the true nature of love. This insightful guide will help you to identify and distinguish between love and jealousy. Comprehend the motivation behind hurtful actions, and uncover the intricate dynamics that affect relationships.
Questions Explored
How can I differentiate between love and jealousy?
What is the package of loving a person?
What causes unacceptable behaviour problems in marriage?
Why do some workers fail to perform to their maximum?
Why do in-laws often treat each other differently than their biological relatives?
“The Mirror of Love” is not just a book; it’s an enlightening journey into the heart of human interactions and the unseen forces that shape them. Learn to recognise the seeds that yield the behaviours we observe today.
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The Secret Adventures of a Boy Called Alex
In the heart of a Welsh farm, nestled in a very small holding called Church Farm, young Alex stumbles upon a world where the mundane collides with the fantastical. Beneath the shadow of the Bottomless Swamp Pond lies a hidden realm of ancient curses, warring clans, and secrets buried deep within Church Farm’s walls.
When an ancient evil stirs, freed by greed and chance and a war erupts, Alex and a band of unlikely allies, including a heroic rat family, a resurrected horsefly, and the ever-watchful Old Bailey, must navigate perilous dangers to protect the farm and its inhabitants. From the cunning schemes of the Swamp Rats to the haunting spectre of Dalzel, an exiled immortal with a hunger for revenge, the stakes have never been higher.
Will Alex find the courage to confront these dark forces, or will his family’s farm become a battleground for ancient powers?
A tale of bravery, courage, loyalty, friendship, and the extraordinary magic that lies within the heart of a boy who dares to speak up for those who cannot, The Secret Adventures of a Boy Called Alex invites readers of all ages to a world where every shadow holds a story and every dawn a new hope.
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A Boy Who Grew Old But Never Grew Up
Pepper had four older brothers and an older sister but was raised as an only child. The youngest of his siblings was twelve years his senior. Pepper always regarded himself as an afterthought.
Pepper’s father, whom he loved but barely knew, died when he was only nine – Pepper, that is, not his father.
Pepper’s father was eleven years older than his mother – Pepper’s, that is, not his father’s. Pepper inherited his life from his mother. Although she survived two World Wars and the Great Depression, Pepper never wanted for anything. Love you, Mum.
Pepper aged his way through two marriages, a family and a reasonable career. He regrets that some of that time could not have been spent growing up.
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