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The Dragon, the Snail and the Three Gifted Sisters
This is a story of how three gifted sisters from far, far away heard about a mean, scary dragon who was terrorising all the small creatures.
What could they do? Would they be able to arrive in time and try to save the animals from their plight, or would the dragon continue in their mean ways with no one brave enough to stop him?
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Cassie!
Immoral, uncaring, and driven solely by self-gratification, Cassie cuts a swathe through happy marriages, leaving broken relationships in her wake as her indulgent lifestyle spirals dangerously out of control.
From a naïve young man to a married father of two, from a talented Russian musician to a wealthy man older than her father, she selfishly uses and discards them all, leaving devastation behind.
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Two years after her siblings tragic death, a woman’s infidelity threatens to ruin her marriage.
She grapples with the car accident that killed her older sister and pursues a reckless affair, putting her marriage at risk and sending her on a crash course towards history repeating itself.
The story explores the guilt and grief that one woman is processing as she makes a decision that will put her marriage at risk. The main character steers through the trauma of adult life, with gritty themes, laughter and language showcasing her vulnerabilities and chaotic mind.
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A Practical Handbook for Singers
Discover Your Best Voice.
A Practical Handbook for Singers, created by professional voice practitioners, offers clear insight into your vocal instrument and the practical steps to develop it. Part One explores the essential physiology and care of your voice. Part Two provides focused exercises to build reliable breath control, consistent support, clear articulation, and balanced tone across your range. Access exclusive online videos demonstrating posture, breathing techniques, and exercises for effective practice. The essential guide for singers at every stage seeking deeper understanding and confident, healthy singing.
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The Floating World, or Ukiyo, explores the themes of love, loss, existential search, and spiritual awakening. The story is set against the materialistic world of Hong Kong’s high society and the darker underworld of the Macau flesh trade. The story follows Nick, a Harvard-educated banker whose life takes a dramatic turn after a fateful encounter with Nadia, a Chinese-Russian beauty.
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Astrid Book 4: The Legacy tells the story of the war between Arralan and Corella and Astrid’s role in it, but as seen through the eyes of the embittered daughter of a soldier Astrid had killed.Astrid becomes a diplomat after the war and works tirelessly to help rebuild the former enemy country. She is determined to improve the lives of the Corellan people now that the years of Hallenberg’s dictatorship are over. But the girl doesn’t see it that way. She believes all the old propaganda and the lies that say the Arralans started the war. Smouldering inside her is a brooding hatred for all Arralans.Years pass, and her resentment simmers below the surface, just waiting for a vent. It erupts after she meets an old Corellan soldier who tells her how the war ended—his version of how the war ended. Then through her work the girl, now a fully grown woman, discovers everything Astrid had done, including the way Astrid had killed her father. Enraged, she becomes determined to undo everything Astrid has achieved and return Corella to what she believes is its former glory.
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Hazie the Husky is a loveable, fun, and adventurous female husky who comes from a country where it can get very cold indeed.
Follow her on her first big adventure and see what she gets up to as she forms part of a team with the other older huskies.
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Parvathy: The Tale of an Elephant
Elephants are cute and intelligent animals. How would you feel if your father were to give you a four-year-old elephant calf as a birthday gift? No doubt, you’ll be enthralled. Bhagyalakshmi, Bhagyam for short, receives such a gift on her seventh birthday, and she is over the moon. Bhagyam, an only child, spends her time playing with Parvathy, the elephant calf. She feeds her pet, helps the mahout bath her, and rides on her to the river. When Parvathy saves a little boy from drowning, the municipality gives Parvathy a cash award of Rs. Ten thousand, the first-ever award to any animal for bravery, which Bhagyam receives on her pet’s behalf. Bhagyam teaches her pet to write and count. She also teaches her to draw the pictures of all the common animals and birds. When Parvathy saves her friend from kidnapping, she is no longer Bhagyam’s pet but another daughter to the parents. You’ll read in this book the exciting adventures of Parvathy and Bhagyam at home and in the evergreen forests near her home.
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This children’s picture book is created for families led by solo and single mothers. It encourages meaningful conversations about the vital roles each person plays in a child’s life and the valuable lessons they bring. Inspired by my own journey, I wanted to create a story that resonates with families like mine, where love and support come from many different people. This book helps children understand that families don’t always follow the traditional Mum and Dad model, highlighting the diverse ways families can come together.
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“People are wonderful at killing people; they are the only species that slaughters its own kind. It’s what they’re made for and it’s what they’re good at. Except for survival, murder most foul is the only other consistent activity of man. All you have to do is look down the centuries to see how true that is…”
So claims the shadow commander of a global Black Ops network—an organisation dispatching assassins to eliminate the world’s most dangerous threats.
This is a gentle satire of the popular assassin genre in books and movies. The tale focuses on two people who meet with a mutual interest in sharpshooting but are soon embroiled in true love and sanctioned killing.
A wry narrative voice lightens—yet intensifies—this story of ordinary people leading double lives. Can such a contradiction survive? Honey and Samuel cling to theirs, though he’s an endearing oaf and she’s hopelessly smitten.
A corrosive secret pulses beneath their bond until the final hour. The real question: can any relationship breathe when built on foundations of allowable murder and mutual lies? Their future hangs in the balance.
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In a world that moves fast and feelings run deep, The Manifesting Kid offers a gentle, relatable rhyming story to help children understand their emotions and tap into their inner power. Meet a young boy who sometimes feels overwhelmed by his big thoughts and worries. But with the help of his mum and a little imagination, he learns how to shift his focus, calm his mind, and create better outcomes through the power of manifesting.
Written for children ages 3 and up, this illustrated book introduces early concepts of emotional regulation, mindfulness, and visualization in a way that’s accessible, engaging, and developmentally appropriate. As parents read alongside their kids, they’ll find natural openings for meaningful conversations about feelings, fears, and dreams.
The Manifesting Kid is more than just a rhyming story—it’s a tool for connection, emotional literacy, and mindset growth.
Ideal for families practicing mindfulness or parents looking to raise emotionally aware children, this book supports the journey of growing up with heart, intention, and joy.
Perfect for bedtime reading or mindful moments, this story opens the door for deeper conversations between parents and children about feelings, dreams, and the power of the mind.
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Raw emotions we have probably all experienced and which have caused pains we have found difficult to express.
I am at an age when I must face just about the most painful time of anyone's life as I contemplate what future I might have left.
My thoughts, therefore, about life and what it means tend to be in sharper focus than ever before.
Especially about whatever comes next.
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