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"We don't have to hateWe don't have to fightWe do not have to cry for the rest of our livesCause BoysGirlsAnd Everyone we knowSeems to drift away just a little bitThat's life"Step into a world where love knows no bounds and equality reigns supreme. In this gripping tale, a group of men and women defy the odds and fight for their right to be themselves. As they navigate the twists and turns of their lives, they discover that the greatest strength comes from within.Meanwhile, teenagers grapple with their own struggles, trying to find their place in a world that often seems to be against them. But as the characters' stories intertwine, they learn the power of love, the importance of equality, and the beauty of being true to oneself. This is a story that will inspire young women and men in our community to embrace their uniqueness and strive for greatness. So come along on this unforgettable journey of self-discovery and empowerment, and discover the power of love and equality in a world that often seems to be lacking in both.

Richard Gallegos is a veteran ultramarathoner, husband, father, and mental health advocate. In this searingly honest account of his life, Richard relates his descent into alcohol and opiate abuse to cope with the emotional toll of being a first responder paramedic, witnessing every aspect of the horror and devastation that can be experienced by humanity.Faced with the reality of the irreparable damage his addictions were causing, Richard made the decision to regain control of his life and re-build his self-esteem by taking part in a series of ultramarathons, culminating in his participation in a one hundred mile raceThis is a truly inspiring and heartfelt autobiography, written by a man who hit absolute rock bottom and clawed his way back with astounding strength and determination. For anyone struggling with addiction, PTSD or any mental or emotional obstacles, Recovery Run is a must-read.

IS YOUR FATHER A TERRORIST?Is your daughter''s father a terrorist?When police of three countries need to hear your answers, what should you do? Bombs are bringing bloodshed to Britain now as well as East Africa, a place from which you are the only lead. Still a schoolgirl and new to Britain, Belinda Ogwayo has to decide whether she loves mankind more as more innocent lives are thrust into jeopardy. She has all the support her mother can give but, when the UK''s Counter Terrorism Unit need to know more, how far is she prepared to go? What risks can''t a teenage girl from Kenya take? After all, who should suspect her, what she is really doing or who she is talking to?Belinda is in waters more treacherous than any in Lake Victoria, home of her tribal goddess. Is such a spiritual guardian enough to watch over her? 

Dreams to Reality takes you beyond the finish line of success. An autobiography of a determined contractor who rises from ordinary to become a Vice President of a large construction firm. His journey, marked by triumphs and tough lessons, shows that success is just the beginning. When dreams come true and reality sets in, will he thrive or falter?

The story is told through a series of beautiful and playful poems that describe the journey of a cardinal flying to a calm garden. From the happy splashing in the birdbath to the playful interactions with other animals, every poem captures the cardinal's liveliness. The narrator, who sits in his chair with a pipe and a window to watch the world go by, narrates the cardinal's flights and capers with affection and reflection. In different seasons and weather, from scorching summer to light rain, the cardinal becomes the protagonist, the symbol of the struggle and freedom. Its presence after a brief absence is welcomed with relief and happiness while its absence is associated with anxiety. The cardinal's encounters with a curious cat also introduce an element of humor, which is a part of nature's grand scheme. These verses give the poems the themes of friendship, desire, and the cycle of nature. In each stanza, the poet conveys the conflict between human interference and the cardinal's free-spiritedness while leaving the reader with a sense of unity and interdependence in the garden's dynamic environment.

There's a young woman stood in an emerald meadow in a wind-swept dress, amidst a field in spring, waiting to be taken by the hand to the great season's blossoming tree. Yet, before any of this may happen, there is the longing, the anticipation, the hopefulness upon winter's end, where it'll be warmer tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow. There's a young man willing to drive out to all corners of the Earth, walk when the tank empties, swim when there's a river to traverse, and fly when an ocean stands in the way, all to bring the two of them home.

Welcome to Viridia. It's the 26th Century, and humanity has advanced into space. Alandra, a clone educated in a mimicry of 21st century culture, awakens from her cloning pod. She is part of the Viridian colony created with a mission: to build a Warp Gate and connect back to the human network hub in the Sol System and thus turn Viridia into humanity's farthest-from-the-cradle colony. Struggling with her own cultural latency, she is caught unprepared when a disastrous bioclasm strikes, infecting her - and a minority of the colony's inhabitants - with alien genetic symbiotes, metamorphosing them into something inhuman. Clinging to her understanding of humanity, she must now struggle against the preconceived notions of who - or what - she is, all the while navigating an unfamiliar world. A world that is under no obligation to make sense to the aliens from beyond the stars.

"This is life, and you don't have to get it right all the time."Beeha, in her collection of poems, paints life together with the greys and blues to the sunny yellows, the yearning bubbles to the sober realities, from the nostalgia of cherished memories to creating new ones. 'Life through her eyes' delves into the dynamics of relationships - friends, family, lovers, and even one with self. Exploring the intricacies of perfectly imperfect connections, the poems sing a melody of wishes and sorrows, hope and heartbreaks, bringing a blanket of comfort to everyone.For people you adore and for people you miss, for you.With love.

The mystery of Mandalong is unravelled as Lucy Roddick explores her heritage and the timeless traditions of the Indigenous peoples. The narrative follows her journey as she successfully raises her family and claims a future in the Tanami Desert of Australia's Northern Territory. At various intervals, Lucy steps back in time to become Abigail, and upon returning to real time, is eager to learn more about her Roddick ancestors. Her insight, purpose and destiny eventually become clearer when she links the universe of her ancestors to her own reality.

First He Killed the Minuteman by Cynthia Herbert-Bruschi Adams: a gripping description of a series of crimes, including murders, which swept through towns in Connecticut in 2020. Shockingly, the perpetrator is a gifted college student who attacks people who are trying to help him; or are old friends. His weapon of choice is a samurai sword.This accounting details how the murderer, follows this slashing, and assault, with decisions taking him further toward doom via more deceit, kidnapping and murder. But, the authorities are on his trail. With a beautiful young woman held at gun point, he leads police through several States. Readers will be held captive anticipating the outcome of this chase.This true story is told with vivid descriptions and well developed backgrounds on those involved. First He Killed the Minuteman is a must-read for fans of True Crime and those interested in criminal justice and mental health.

In Niaina: A Spirit Life by Anna String, readers are transported into the lives of Kian and Hayley, a couple whose journey unfolds amidst the vibrant backdrop of South Africa. As their children, Matt and Siena, navigate their own paths into adulthood, Kian and Hayley find themselves embracing new opportunities and rediscovering their passions. Against the backdrop of a changing South Africa, the family's bonds deepen, their shared experiences shaping their individual destinies. From the bustling streets of Cape Town to the tranquil forests of Niaina, the narrative weaves a tapestry of love, resilience, and the pursuit of purpose. Through Kian's introspective lens and Hayley's unwavering spirit, the story unfolds as a poignant exploration of family, identity, and the enduring power of the human spirit.

In the aftermath of a fierce tempest on the Caribbean Island of St. Maartin, Erik stumbles upon a hidden cave revealed by the storm. What he finds leaves him breathless with excitement: ancient artefacts from a Viking longship, untouched for centuries. As Erik delves deeper into the mystery, strange occurrences start to unfold. A talking raven guides him, and he experiences vivid visions of a brutal battle by the water's edge. With each revelation, Erik's world is turned upside down, forcing him to confront the possibility of a connection between the dreams he'd been having and the unearthed relics. But as he grapples with the truth, Erik must decide whether to keep the secrets buried or unravel the enigma that could change everything he knows about his island's history. Amidst whispers of the past and the allure of adventure, Erik and the Norseman promises both danger and discovery in equal measure.

This is the story of the most guarded secret of the Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt. First uncovered during General Napoleon Bonaparte's Scientific Expedition to Egypt in 1798. Inscribed on the five thousand year old papyrus of Imhotep in Egyptian hieroglyphics, these papyrus remained hidden until being purchased at an antique auction in present day New York.Sean Little, deciphers these hieroglyphics and realizing their potential sets about to use its powers to improve our world. While attempting to use this secret for the good of mankind, he is beset upon by his own government who wishes to use this secret for world domination.Journey through time and unravel the mysteries of this, the most guarded secret of the Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt. A secret so powerful it will change the world as we know it. A secret so powerful that anyone and any government would do anything to possess it.

AT THE PLACE BETWEEN, by Steve Shuman, is a story that captures the essenceof what it means to be human, a story that reminds us that life is not just a destinationbut rather the experiences within that lifethat shape who we are.With breathtaking storytelling and vivid descriptions, Shuman takes us on an adventure like no other.As you turn each page, you'll be transportedon a journey where dreams and realities converge.You'll find yourself engrossed in Sailor's travailsas his life takes a tack into turbulent seashe could never have foreseen.Besieged by a series of inexplicable eventsand accused of a murder he did not commit, Sailor's life is escalating out of control.He is rocked by the prospect of a trialthat could well condemn him to a life in prison.

When Nancy was seven years old, she had a kitten named Jingles who followed her to school every day. Jingles loved school and wanted to learn. But does a kitten belong at school?

As you may or may not know, in the land of Moo, in the middle of windy wood, lives Mr Wiz the wizard. He's not a very good wizard, but he's definitely a wizard! He's not very good because when he tries to cast spells, they somehow always go a bit wrong. Join Mr Wiz on his second rib-tickling misadventure as he tries to make himself a new friend...using magic. I mean what could possibly go wrong?!

In Secrets of the Angels, Nicolas Youssef crafts a profound exploration of faith, pain, and the quest for truth through the eyes of Tom, the novel's complex protagonist. With a smooth, engaging writing style, Youssef employs an elaborate fragmentation technique that intertwines wisdom and philosophy, inviting readers into a rich tapestry of existential inquiry. As Tom grapples with his emotional turmoil, the narrative delves into the intricacies of intertextuality, merging fictional, philosophical, religious, and poetic elements. Youssef's insightful analysis of the theory of fallen angels alongside a modern interpretation of the Holy Trinity adds layers of depth to the story, challenging readers to reflect on their beliefs and understanding of divine mysteries. This thought-provoking short novel is a must-read for anyone seeking to explore the delicate balance between suffering and enlightenment, ultimately revealing the transformative power of love and redemption.

Their apartment is smalland money is tightBut look at that viewfrom such a great heightWhenever dreamy Paul turns off the lightA small, barking friend is there in the nightBut his mother says, "No!"Will Paul achieve his dream of a pet dog and what does the pink house have to do with it?