Böcker utgivna av Pegasus Elliot Mackenzie Publishers

In this captivating collection of poems, the author delves into the depths of human experience, pondering the complexities of existence, the pursuit of meaning, and the power of change. Through introspective verses, he invites readers on a journey of self-discovery and contemplation. From the haunting uncertainty of leaving the familiar behind to the awe-inspiring beauty of a sunset, the author's words evoke raw emotions and paint vivid images. With poignant observations and evocative metaphors, this collection will leave you contemplating the beauty found in change, the significance of fleeting connections, and the enduring presence of those who stand beside us unnoticed. Prepare to be moved, inspired, and awakened by these profound and heartfelt poems.instagram 'yashshah28'

Englishman Charlie Funble is determined to build his dream house in Bulgaria. Willhe succeed, despite not knowing the language and exact location of his plot? Or, willhis dream fall apart in a series of farces?Simultaneously, he is supervising a loft conversion in London for an alcoholic anddysfunctional couple. A practical joke by one of his workmen convinces Sue Belcherand Dick Fruit their house is haunted. Their mischievous cleaner - Nelly - is keen tooffer and arrange an exorcism. But will it be the real thing?Meanwhile, the builder in Bulgaria goes AWOL and Charlie doesn't know how to gethim back! Will Charlie ever see his dream house built, and the ghostly loft conversioncompleted?

Balladir is the thirteenth Bard of the Elves. He bears responsibility for gathering and sharing tales that will enrich the cultural wealth of his people. This volume recounts the history of his voyage to Lagar, home of the Dwarves, where he finds an island invaded by a force from the neighbouring Starlands, a force which threatens not only to divide and overwhelm the Dwarven people, but to herald the arrival of something far worse.Together with a handful of strangers, Balladir's skills with magic, music and blade will be called upon to aid the Dwarves. But who among this small group can be trusted? And how will Balladir balance the Dwarves' needs against his own ability to survive the political and religious turmoil erupting around them? With powerful allies on one side and violent betrayals on the other, Balladir will learn the world stretches wider and holds more secrets than the Bards before him had ever realised.

Maureen's memoir is a story of migration, family tragedy, resilience, humour and finding peace and fulfilment in the natural world. The eldest of four children from a working class family living in a sleepy corner of South Wales, she experiences the death of her mother and the shock of life with a new stepmother, who was emotionally ill-equipped to deal with four grieving children. The family of ten children travel to Australia to follow her father's dream of living in Paradise, and Maureen writes with candour about her difficult childhood and adolescence, as well as life in Wales and her new home, as she grows up, marries and eventually takes charge of her own life.

The main concept of this storybook is based on my personal experiences, however, the storyline and all the characters are based on my imagination. Felicia, who is my main character struggles to find her identity, then she tries to do what her surroundings people like and pretends that is not what she wants to be, It's the worst part of her life. Everyone goes through this rough stage in their life, but that will make them much stronger than they ever are. In the end, she realised and stood up not for just herself but also for her classmates and finally she realised her uniqueness, which is kindness. Throughout this storybook, Felicia will teach everyone not to give up and to keep trying and also she can tell the real meaning of 'Be Yourself'. Join Felicia on an enlightenment journey

Hank and Frank Learn to Cancel "I can't" was inspired by Henry learning to push past failure, hard things, and/or not being good at something. Henry fell into a mindset of "I can't" when he felt defeat, frustration, and overwhelm. This led to Henry giving up on himself and spiraling into a negative headspace. It is important for young people to acknowledge their limits, and that they can learn to do this in more encouraging and empowering ways than simply saying "I can't." And sometimes, many times, they can push past those limits and learn that they can do more than they thought they ever could.

'How to buy a Husband' takes you into the world of the mega rich. Introducing you to three very different women, and told by Lyme Harrington-Lynch the daughter of the richest oil baron of them all. Lyme, is an only child, naive, alone, and aware her biological clock is ticking. Her father wants an heir and it is her job to produce one. He has set a time limit and her time has run out. Lyme has seldom had a boyfriend, she is not a beauty nor is she interested in becoming one. However, she needs to get married and produce an heir otherwise her father will get a husband for her, in his world, money talks and he always gets what he wants. A chance meeting with a stranger on a plane finally sends Lyme's heart, fluttering. Without even speaking to him Lyme knows this is the man she will marry. Her desire knows no bounds, her ears hear no words and her heart knows no limits as she moves forward with her quest. However, the road to true love is never smooth especially when the groom to be doesn't like her and is already married.

Join Lady Mouse and Wolfy on their trip to the seaside! In this story of two best friends, Wolfy, who has Autism and Lady Mouse who has ADHD. During their adventure, you may notice the different struggles they face in their daily lives. Going to the beach has challenges for them both, but despite their worries, they manage to have a funfilled day, until Wolfy's beach bag goes missing! Will he be able to find it again in time?

Oh no! My costume has disappeared! Nicolina the butterfly and her friends..... The missing costume Is a childrens book about a butterfly who lives in the North Shore and with the help of her friends put on the biggest annual circus show. Until Yohanna the moth is spotted in town. Always causing mischief! Nicolina and her friends have hours before the show to find her missing costume. But how will they do it? The show must go on!

Needing delves into the complex psyche of Alice ¿Munroe, a woman harbouring dark desires beneath ¿her seemingly ordinary facade. Set against the vibrant ¿backdrop of Perth, Western Australia, Alice's life ¿takes a sinister turn when she receives an ominous ¿note, prompting her to confront her past and the ¿secrets she's buried deep within. As she navigates her ¿newfound obsession with Otto, a German traveller, ¿her carefully constructed world begins to unravel, ¿revealing a chilling truth about her innermost desires. ¿With suspense and intrigue at every turn, Needing ¿explores themes of manipulation, isolation, and the ¿lengths one will go to satisfy one's darkest cravings. ¿Brace yourself for a gripping psychological thriller ¿that will leave you questioning the depths of human ¿nature.¿

In 1978, Argentina is in the midst of the military's infamous "Dirty War." A junta ¿has plunged the nation into its darkest days and its people into a vortex of fear ¿and suspicion. Those who think differently or independently may leave their ¿homes and never return; they are "disappeared." Then Came Morning follows ¿two young men with little in common but their curiosity about the mysteries and ¿omnipresent danger around them. Paul's modest and naïve life is restricted; ¿Marco's life of privilege has ties to the ruling regime. Despite the clash of class ¿and ideologies, their bond grows until one afternoon the unthinkable happens.¿Then Came Morning is a haunting portrayal of a nation's descent into darkness ¿but also the enduring quest for justice and remembrance. The two men's journeys ¿try to make sense of what is happening around them and to their nation and ¿reveal truths each must face about his family, his country and, ultimately, ¿himself. ¿

Dad, the little boy named George is my friend! He talks to me every day. I know he's only one human, but it's still a start. I don't want us to have to leave. If we go somewhere else we'll have to start all over with strangers! Daddy, he's right. We need to stay here and show the boy's mom that we're a family too. Show her that we work hard and that we care about our home. Show her that we can help her keep their home free of bugs! We can prove that even though we look different than they do, all of us still matter! Alright, I'll think about it. In the meantime, the rain has already started so we need to hurry up and get out of the way of this storm. Follow me!

I Married a Donkey is a story about a little girl who pretends to be married to her best friend, Oliver the donkey. Since children love pretending and animals, this book is relatable for young children. Through simple activities, the girl tells of her affection for the donkey.