Böcker av Tracey Williams

, In 1997 sixty-two containers fell off the cargo ship Tokio Express after it was hit by a rogue wave off the coast of Cornwall, including one container filled with nearly five million pieces of Lego, much of it sea themed. In the months that followed, beachcombers started to find Lego washed up on beaches across the south west coast. Among the pieces they discovered were octopuses, sea grass, spear guns, life rafts, scuba tanks, cutlasses, flippers and dragons. The pieces are still washing up today.,

The art of needle tatting involves looping and knotting thread using a small, straight needle to produce designs that resemble lace. It's somewhat of like shuttle tatting, except you use a blunt-ended needle to make knots and make really fancy designs instead of a shuttle. To create decorative motifs, edgings, or even larger lace pieces, a sequence of double stitches, picots (loops), and rings are made and then linked together. Because technique can be used to create delicate and exquisite lacework and allows for the precise crafting of both basic and complicated designs, needle tatting is popular among crafters.

Have you ever fell head over heels for someone, but later found out they weren't the person they appeared to be? Their love seemed too good to be true, and with time, you learned their real intentions, yet you were blinded by the infatuation of a new love. It's happened to the best of us, and Author Tracey Williams was not exempt from the heartache and confusion of an unrequited love.Trust God, Not Man tells the experiences and hardships of how Tracey overcame many tumultuous situations-from infidelity and a stolen identity to distrust in the church. Through prayer, forgiveness, and love, she found refuge in a Savior who, unlike man, didn't forsake her.Through her story, readers will gain insight into looking for red flags when things aren't going right. It is Tracey's prayer that this book will bring you out of a dark place and into the newness of life.

A history of Wolverhampton

This book is part of the Images of England series, which uses old photographs and archived images to show the history of various local areas in England, through their streets, shops, pubs, and people