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An idea starts with an idea, a compromise with ambiguity, here incited, exposed are the true elements of this correction of prose and poetry about the over-all existence of God, with dark warnings and solutions that reflect by example, chosen to discover the right truth and the right questions regarding the overview of sin in general, created by whom or what, or even why... , means how, don't even ask! Under the restrictions of regimes, of and deemed to write the wrongs, per se... It's true to say, if you didn't have sight, you wouldn't have light, if you didn't have light, then you wouldn't have sight.

Dotty the little Potty is a story for all young children to enjoy. It is more than a book at bedtime as it is a light-hearted tale and guide about a time in all young children's lives when such training is part of their natural progression of function and control.A child will immediately grasp the story and relate it to themselves, at the same time, naturally, without pressure, assist the parent to convey to the developing child the methodology of hygiene, nappies and vital potty training.Read and enjoy

Have you ever wondered how some of the people who met Jesus and had their lives transformed by him might have told their own story? 'These imaginative meditations allow the reader to step inside the world of those concerned and attempt to see things through their eyes'. 'A fresh and lively way of engaging with some of the episodes recorded in the gospels'. Alison Askew is a retired priest in the Anglican Diocese of Leeds. She served as a hospital chaplain for twenty years, a parish priest for ten years and for the last few years has been full time carer for her elderly Mum. She has a longstanding involvement with and commitment to the people of The Holy Land, particularly in East Jerusalem and the Bethlehem area where she has many good friends. The purchase of this book will help pay to sponsor needy but able Palestinian youngsters obtain degrees which otherwise would be an impossibility for them. The Jeel Scholarship Fund is currently sponsoring two youngsters on nursing degrees and one who is training to be a doctor.

This book of short stories would captivate your imagination. Amelia knows that she's an excellent teacher and the school is challenging a mystery that grabs one's imagination. As she entered the building people began to disappear into the unknown and then reappear again. Being a poor woman struggling for acceptance within society creating a home and raising a family. The thought of rejection is overshadowing making her uncomfortable.Mona travels following a path knowing where she wanted to be as she journeyed into secluded area driving in buses that takes her to nowhere, she encounters strange happenings and people along the way. In the jewellery store and finally, realizing she is at the place where she art to be. The man was out walking along the road a cold night he senses the fresh atmosphere, wondering alone felling daze from over indulge in alcohol waiting for a car to stop and help him. As he sits by the roadside, he's delusion a man who walks into objects, doing awkward things spending all his fortune of which does not prevent him from drinking he is holding unto his bottle and experiencing magical occurrences.

If one imagines, a group of ladies and gentlemen with age on their side, in conversation with each other, hailing from many different backgrounds, and with enough time to share their past, then the result will be a smorgasbord of humorous experiences, shaped and coloured by their individual skills and interests. Narratives with each other will often prompt and resurrect from the depths of their memories, the recall of events that meant so much to them when they were younger. From those who grew up on a farm, familiar with the old country craft skills and knowledge of nature that made life fascinating, and others that had a scientific inquisitiveness that attracted them like a magnet to watch and study wild life behaviour and to understand principles that make, for example, a sonic boom or the psychology of life, through to those that survived escapades in World War II Forces, will delight readers with their tales of adventure. The book is written to be an easy, freshly interesting, educating and often humorous read full of contemplation and wisdom; a treasure trove of memories that should warm the cockles of everybody's heart. These elderly stalwarts, most who have sadly already gone, and those very few who still remain for only the shortest of time now, should not be forgotten, devalued or dismissed by generations who follow on, as their tales can still be thought provoking, entertaining and inspirational.

These light-hearted and illustrated adventures are based on the authors' personal memories of trips to and from, and around areas of Australia. Uncle and Nephew have collaborated to provide two interesting, and different, accounts of their experiences of going down under, only a few years apart. While their journeys were at different times, their experiences crossed in the middle of the Country. They hope it illustrates the beauty of the scenery they observed, and the welcome their friends, relatives and public provided, as well as witnessing the magnificent wildlife they encountered along the way. All royalties from this book will be donated to a cancer charity.

Male victims of sexual abuse remain hidden, ignored, dismissed, misunderstood, ridiculed and above all else, neglected. Boys and men are less likely to be identified as victims, less likely to recognise they have been abused, less likely to disclose and less likely to engage with services. This book addresses the many issues and disadvantages uniquely and disproportionately facing male victims, and will explore how environmental factors (nurture) and biological factors (nature) play a part. The book will also explore how to adapt practice making it more male-friendly, and it will provide examples of how to use therapeutic approaches with male victims whilst utilising, rather than demonising, elements of masculinity. "This book should be read by all family agencies and everyone interested in the abuse of men. Men have been overlooked as victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse since it became an issue in 1971 when the first refuge for women and children was opened. Finally, 50 years later there is a voice for men."Erin Pizzey, international founder of the refuge movement for all victims of generational family violence "This unique guide covers everything from challenges posed by professional bias and legislation, to how concepts of masculinity prevent (but can also aid) best practice. This is an invaluable resource for any practitioner working with young males suspected to be vulnerable to, or being sexually exploited. There really is nothing quite like it in the field!" Adele Gladman, Independent Safeguarding Children Trainer and Consultant and co-author of Child Sexual Exploitation After Rotherham'"This important work presents a comprehensive and sensitive view of male victims, their journey to recovery and recommendations for those that wish to support them. Providing a valuable source to victims, students and professional partitioners alike. Highly recommended."Deborah Powney, Lecturer in Professional Policing & Criminology - UCLan, BSc, MSc, PhD Candidate (Psychology) "This is a much needed and "must read" book by someone who knows what he's talking about both as a survivor and a highly experienced practitioner in the field of sexual abuse. The power of this book is that it combines hard scientific data with real life stories. I can't recommend this book highly enough for anyone interested in the human condition and in particular what life is like for our most vulnerable males." Martin Seager, Consultant Clinical Psychologist / Adult Psychotherapist

Luciano Pavarotti was one of the best-loved international personalities of the 20th century. A singer who broke free of opera houses to perform before massive audiences in huge arenas around the world, becoming in the process the richest opera singer in history. John Duffus presented and worked on a dozen concerts with Pavarotti, including the last he ever sang to a paying public, as well as others with such artists as Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Isaac Stern and fellow tenors Plácido Domingo and José Carreras Blessed with a glorious voice, described as "a freak of nature that comes very rarely in 100 years", Pavarotti seemingly had it all. After his entry into arenas, though, disasters began to strike with increasing regularity. He was cancelling previously scheduled concerts and operas virtually at a whim. The ego had become as large as his girth. The backstage shenanigans of the promoters, agents and others who worked on these concerts have never been revealed, until now.

Before Studio 54 Club and Saturday Night Fever, something magical happened on the Riviera. A Club became legendary for forging a new generation, the Angels. Clubs, parties, love and excess were their lifestyle. A true, funny story, in a period where naïve carelessness prevailed, life choices were far away and still to be taken. It is a one-of-a-kind account with international references to the disco era and the birth of the Afro Cosmic sound.

Every person is like a tree which is part of a forest, humanity. Be the best version of your tree, take care of it, prune it, drop the dead matters and the wind-damaged branches, look for the best water with your roots, let new shoots grow where branches were broken, grow to bear good fruit, make the forest even more beautiful. Thank you for taking care of your tree. Thank you for taking care of the forest. Your tree is the book of your life, write it better every day.

'THINGS THAT GLOW IN THE NIGHT' A short story collection. By I.A. Kearney. This is a fictional, short story collection of mystery and misadventure. A ghostly element, among its pages, evil is explored throughout. Fear, betrayal, disappearance and death are among the components.

Did you ever wonder what might happen if your cat turned human? When feisty Tiffany loses her temper with boyfriend Anthony, and accidentally topples a set of inherited Egyptian figurines, ancient forces take their mischievous revenge... and grant her careless wish that men were more like hertabby cat Felix. It's fun at first, as Tiffany and Felix gleefully launch him into her social circle, but soon becomes clear that charismatic Felix spells trouble. As he wins lightning-fast success as a talented artist, Tiffany and her friends' relationships begin to flex and recalibrate - not always for the better. There's something more afoot here; and Tiffany realises that whatever's got into her cat and his art, has appeared before in her curious family. Suspicious elders, Ozzy and Iris, circle as 'Felix' and his artworks peak and spiral into trouble. Tiffany meets a promising new love and, in this tightly-woven dark comedy of manners, develops a conscience about some - but not all - of Felix's effects on her friends' lives. Torn between helping fast-deteriorating Felix evade Ozzy and Iris's sinister grasp, or just washing her hands of him, she finally chooses. But none see coming the bizarre opportunity seized by fading but predatory and cunning Felix.

ABOUT GATHERING PHOTONS IN MAY No subject is off-limits in these wide-ranging poems. They are like bees in a field, gathering the honey of objects. They are poems which distil essences, in quick, lively forays of attention. Vividness and specificity of language are to the fore, relishing verbal depth and density. Their aim is to evoke the sensual granularity of the world, by infusing objects with language, by living the world linguistically - a joy in how the world feels and smells; in how it looks as sunlight breaks over the horizon; in the muscularity of a mollusc; in the scratchiness of a grasshopper. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Basil du Toit was born in Cape Town in 1951 and came to Edinburgh in 1980 to undertake postgraduate study in Philosophy. He has lived there ever since. Although nearly all of his poetry has been written in Scotland, he identifies both as a Scottish and as a South African poet. In 1987 he shared the Sanlam Literary Award with the poet Douglas Livingstone. Subsequently he has been a winner of the Poetry Business Book & Pamphlet Competition (judged by Billy Collins) and won the Wigtown Poetry Prize in 2021 (judged by William Letford).

With his Bible in hand, young Morgan Sengwayo drives his father's cattle to the forests for pasture. Deep in the forest he momentarily forgets about the cattle and begins to preach to the trees as if he were in front of a huge congregation. He stops and reads the bible and starts to preach again. Tears running down his sun scotched face his desire was to preach the old-time religion. At, church, though young he was prominent for his singing and scripture knowledge. As years, passed worldliness overtook the desire and sin took its toll and drove him to a land he never dreamt of. Missing death by whisker, he finds himself helpless in the Drakensberg Mountain ranges of South Africa. A cobbler going about his business finds him and hosts him to his house. The cobbler was holding the medicine to treat the spiritually and physically dying Sengwayo. Weeks later with a bible and a Zulu hymn book in hand Morgan heads back to native Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) where he tries to convert his parents to a new way of worship. They chase him away from the home he loved, and he found himself in custody of a great churchman and singer who told him about the new-born experience. God shows him to go to a city in the south of the country to preach the gospel.

Harry Heal is Sport Town's best footballer, healing everyone with his football skills, KINDNESS and FRIENDSHIP. When an ANXIOUS and SHY Jesse Proudfoot joins their school, Harry takes him on a journey of self-discovery, learning from different teams, players and cultures across the world. A heart-warming story about the benefits of EMPATHY, MINDFULNESS and COLLABORATION. And some geography thrown in to boot.

Mastering Sales Leadership shows how to build a strong sales culture and increase sales productivity through effective leadershipand management strategies. Many sales management books deal with the sales process, some address the management role. Few address the impact of company culture on sales productivity. Some books focus on the new business process and some address key account management. Mastering Sales Leadership deals with it all! Steven Jenkins has spent the last 45 years in sales, working in corporates, SMEs and start-up businesses. He founded his own direct marketing agency and brought in an impressive list of Blue-Chip clients, generating over £1 million of new sales revenues every year for 15 years. In the last 20 years, he has worked with many companies struggling with growth. His career has given him a unique perspective on Business-to- Business selling and he has seen the same mistakes made by large and small companies alike and how each mistake impacts sales productivity. Mastering Sales Leadership puts the whole sales management practice under the microscope. Through his approach to sales planning, sales directors and their managers will be able to achieve realistic targets and become the heroes at the monthly Board meetings. Written for the senior sales leadership in Business-to-Business companies, Mastering Sales Leadership: is a must-read for organisations needing to grow and stay growing.

Holding the last egg on his hand, Wan-Barr was lost in his predicament as he stares over the farmhouse window. The season when the fox chases the chickens has ended. The chickens will soon return to their usual life, hoping to come back to plenty of little chicklets. As Wan-Barr has being busy having delightful egg dishes to himself, how is he going to handle the situation.

Alisie Adams spent a ten-year period in the U.S. Naval Forces where she lived in Japan, Greece, Florida and Connecticut, later moving to England with her English husband. Having overcome problems with dyslexia and bipolar disorder, she completed a BA (Hons) English Literature Degree at Leeds Beckett University, where her dissertation was on George Orwell's fears of Totalitarian rule. She later completed an MA in Creative Writing at Sheffield Hallam University. She wanted to write this book as one that people will talk about, the book that makes people laugh and cry.The second novel in this exciting trilogy of time travel is Tracking Down the Time Traitors. Sarah and George partner up again with a new introduction of Jason and Gina. This novel will not disappoint. Sarah has made some enemies and they are looking for revenge. David Sands muddies the water with the question of who Jack the Ripper really is and then there is Alfred Tibbs who is looking for payback from a shunned relationship. With the assistance of the Time Team, Sarah and her family survive these violent attacks on herself and the future economy of the world. FOR READERS 18 +

Sitting on a tree branch, overlooking the river streams, animal slowly striding around. Activities are in full swing, and then suddenly, the tugging feeling was overwhelming, which was suddenly followed by loud screaming. In far away Fadugu, west Africa. Where the sun rises around 5:15 in the morning.Warm breeze was blowing, it was a very hot dry season, it was time to harvest the fruits and vegetables which is always an exciting time for most residents in the township Bra-Spider is an articulating mischievous young boy, who enjoys spending time with friends. All his friends are having a party to celebrate the crops harvest on that same day. He got an invitation from all his friends, and he is determined to go to all eight party celebrations.

'Fifty Shades of Beige' is my first poetry anthology and, quite possibly, my last. It is a set of poems about life in the retirement years, a subject which has given me much material since I joined the ranks back in 2009. I am indebted to all those who have unwittingly given me inspiration. Names have been necessarily changed in order to avoid legal action. I hope you will enjoy entering a world where health issues are never far away from conversations, where Knit and Natter is dominated by the latter and where once orderly garages are now rammed with offspring's worldly belongings. Where else would you have an anthology featuring dishwashers, bins and Wordle? So, pour yourself a dry sherry, find your slippers and retire to your cosy armchair. You might just manage to read a few poems before 'Tipping Point' comes on.