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  • av Marie Barber
    127

  • av Rebecca Kelly
    137

  • av Holly Mayberry
    127

    Come have a look around at the Poop Store! This is a fun rhyming book all about fictional poop! You never know what kind of different poop you will find. Kids will enjoy reading about the silly kinds of poop and what you can do with it.

  • av Crash Le Comique
    137

    A Koala revolution is currently under way. Koalas' are taking over the fashion, media, and movie industries. Koala Kimono is a star and everywhere he rides, he rides in style.

  • av G. Craig Kiser
    137

    Justie is a typical pre-teen who gives little thought to what she eats. But when she reads her grandma's new book, and sees superheroes leap from its pages, her attitude toward healthy eating and life gets changed forever.

  • av Samantha Needham
    137

  • av Shirley Menezes Sharma
    127

    Environment, social, governance comes to life in this short children's story. It's amazing how nature works to support its own.

  • av P.K. Blair
    127

    Step back in time to the geologic era of Jurassic dinosaurs. Meet the ten dinosaurs of the Dinosaur National Monument in Utah. These huge creatures lived between 201.2-145 million years ago. They lived long before the T-Rex and Triceratops of the Cretaceous era. These dinosaurs either ate meat or plants and their teeth evolved to suit their needs. After all their teeth helped them eat!

  • av Galyna Litman
    137

    Far away the faerie folk Bunniears live in a quiet valley. Just like us, Bunniears get sad, scared, or angry, but despite this, their hearts are always full of kindness and love. This is why their bodies are round and soft, and their ears curl into a heart shape. This is a story about little Bennie Bunniears who was lost in the forest, and was on the search for his Mom.

  • av Dr Belinda J Dunstan
    127

    Did you know that in China lobsters will do a ballet dance if you ask them nicely? But in Australia they prefer to play the violin! When a boy from China and his dog named Nao Nao find themselves in a strange new country, everything seems so different to home, and something very unexpected happens when he meets his new friends at school.

  • av Anne Buckingham
    117

  • av Raymond Bird
    127

  • av Maryann Ring Spencer
    137

    Florence Nightingale, much to the chagrin of her mother and sister, decides to become a nurse and transforms medical care globally. Follow her journey as well as that of her close friend, Dr. Salvatore Luigi Pisani, as they work to advance medical facilities, training standards, and women's career rights. Learn about their difficult journeys, take a tour through the Victorian-era streets of Valletta, Malta's capital, and find out what happened at Villa Sans Souci during its heyday.

  • av Mark Laverack
    157

    When he was a child, Liam Granger never thought of being a serial killer. He overcame a series of setbacks in life, including the death of his parents, and managed to put everything behind him as he grew into a mid-twenties man. However, one final act re-ignited his suppressed emotions and pushed Liam over the edge of reason and into the abyss of revenge.So the killings began, regularly one every month. Along the way, Liam picked up the 'name' JASON.Detective Graham Tonnick was used to winning, but the JASON murders presented a new challenge - his team were struggling to crack them. His team were being made to look stupid and his frustration increased with the steadily rising body count. Then the murders abruptly stopped, only starting again six months later with the next victim particularly close to the detectives.Just over a year after it started, the team believed the tables had turned and they were finally closing in, but were they, or would Liam once again give them the slip?

  • av Charlotte Saint Jean
    127

    Resilience is the ability to spring back into shape. But what if that shape evolves, changes colour, shifts it's form. Kintsugi is an ancient Japanese art taking a broken bowl and sticking the pieces back together with gold glue on the outside and then painted and varnished. The bowl stronger and more beautiful because of its cracks. Resilience is a collection of texts and poetry taken from the broken pieces of my life, the depths of trauma and the pathways to recreation. They are there to inspire, to provide solace and sanctuary. The book that you hold in your hands is an offering from my heart to yours. It is divided into five sections; Anchor, Acceptance, Align, Abundance, Arise - the pillars required for recreating a more magnificent version of you each time you fall apart.

  • av Paul A. Kazakov
    171

    As Michael Bolta and Jake Barton continue their work in civil litigation, they navigate perilous waters dealing with their clients' personal priorities, which occasionally place their own reputations in jeopardy.The transgressions of clients, friends and even family members continue to complicate their lives, but will they choose retribution or forgiveness? Jesus Christ's parable of 'The Prodigal Son', teaches that it is preferable to forgive the indiscretions of those who may have trespassed against you, rather than exact retribution, but not everyone can follow that moral lesson.

  • av Benny Jensen
    137

    Retired therapist, Jannus Rubens, lives a reclusive and isolated existence (for, frankly, that is all it could be called). He struggles with depression and his overly-reliant relationship with alcohol, and reflects on his life so far and what it has all meant. He is plagued by dreams and visions - 'dreamscapes', he calls them. They are vivid and unremitting, leading him to discovering a different Jannus; one who has been struggling to emerge for years. A letter from someone who challenges him leads Jannus to follow his curious dreams and travel towards his childhood home.

  • av Roger A Beamish
    137

    The story begins in 1950 with a murder in a remote Cornwall village. A cryptic message is discovered on the victim and the case is assigned to newly-appointed DI Harry Dillon of Scotland Yard. The mystery looks impossible at first with few clues and hidden names and disguises. All is not what it seems and two more murders follow the first. Dillon colludes with his friend, Jim Wilson-Smythe, and their two sisters as well as Harry's neighbour. Between them, they uncover terrible crimes and solve the intriguing case.

  • av Robert E Potok
    171

    Steven, along with nearly five hundred other humans, has been offered the opportunity of a lifetime. An advanced alien species known as the Pic have proposed a test to see whether humans and Pic can bring their two societies together for mutual benefit. Steven will spend the next thirty years of his life on the Pic home world, first studying at a university created for joint human-Pic classes, then living and working in the Pic community. For two years, Steven's been engaged in worldwide competitions for a candidate slot, and against enormous odds, he succeeds.But Steven and his new Pic friends have discovered something worrying... disasters have recently occurred both on Earth and Whistlestop, and no one seems to be able to identify the reasons behind them. One of Steven's classmates has concerns about the portal technology the Pic use for transport, that their species found thousands of years earlier but did not create - does this make them vulnerable in ways that they cannot predict? Are the recent attacks connected with the original inventors of the portals? This becomes the true test of the fusion trial: Can a small, joint team of humans and Pic defeat a hidden enemy that has the power to destroy worlds?

  • av Robert Gordon
    147

    December 31, 1965: Five close friends, realising that circumstances will see them go their separate ways in the world, make a secret pact to meet again.Twenty-five years later, Matt Brown is agonising about attending that reunion, for as desperate as he is to see his friends again, he also realises that fulfilling his long-held promise could put himself and those he loves in danger. However, Matt is not the only person with concerns about the consequences of attending.Unbeknown to the original five, there are other people planning to be at that reunion, as a rogue government department struggles to hold onto its own long-held secret, one that will affect everyone who attends the reunion for the rest of their lives

  • av Dr. Ashton Totty
    127

    The Mighty Vity Team has some very important things to say about the foods you eat and why they work to help you stay healthy and strong. Learn what vitamins are in the food you eat to keep you super healthy!

  • av Shelly Sheldon
    127

    "Always, Always Believe In You! " is a book about building a foundation of self love in the hearts of our children today. It is meant to be a gentle, loving source of encouragement to children, providing strategies and reminders as they continue to maneuver through all the stresses of childhood. This book encourages children to challenge negative self-talk, repeat affirmations, breath, and most importantly- it encourages children to believe in themselves and their ability as they face difficult challenges growing up. This books is a reminder to children that they are strong and resilient. It also reminds children as they go through difficult times- to be able to put those moments into perspective and understand and believe that better times are coming. This book is done in a rhyming format, illustrated with adorable animal illustrations and is meant to be shared by a loving adult with a child.

  • av Peray Hilmi Harman
    117

    As one American family travel to Japan a more peaceful state of mind is discovered through Ma; spaces full of possibilities.I was born in London and studied English Language and Literature overseas. I went on to do a master`s degree, writing my dissertation on Surrealism. With a passion for art and design I then studied Interior Design. Currently I teach English as a second language at EMU. Having always loved the magic of books I write and illustrate short stories for children in my spare time.

  • av Lauren Alderson
    137

  • av Lisa Dillane
    147

  • av Bonnie Halsall
    137

  • av Mary Blakeslee
    137

    Join Isabella as she learns how to solve her dilemma in deciding who should come to her party. The flamingos work with the magic of pink dresses and rainbows to solve a problem. And Isabella loves the solution!

  • av Karen L Chew
    137 - 321

  • av Ginelle Nelson
    127

    It's Like a Stamp A Story that explains Trauma to Children Trayann experienced a traumatic event. Someone had broken into her home while the family was asleep. She had seen the burgular. At first, she seemed fine. However, as time passed, she began behaving differently. She grew sad, angry and constantly fearful. After an episode at school, her teacher advised her mom to take her to a trauma specialist. At those sessions, Trayann came to understand what trauma is and what it feels like. Soon, by speaking with a trauma therapist about her feelings and what happened that night, Trayann began feeling much better. This story describes one type of traumatic experience. However, the traumatic symptoms that Trayann experiences are universal, and can follow any type of adversity or traumatic event. This book gives kids explicit insight into what they may be feeling after such an event.

  • av Alan Halliday
    147

    Chris Stewart, best-selling author of 'Driving over Lemons, ' "an exquisitely crafted novella" -The main protagonist comes on stage immediately in the opening lines... Ana Anderssen, Professor of History of Art at Birkbeck, University of London.The tug-of-war continues in France, at Champigny-sur-Veude, a village in Indre-et-Loire, some fifty kilometres from Tours, the setting for the dramatic arrival of chain-smoking Ana, Gilles' guest at the family chateau in order to do research on Chaïm Soutine who was givenrefuge in the area during WW2. For lovers of France, this rural setting in the 1960s is a dream, with a Citroen DS, Camel cigarettes, ashtrays with the Ricard motif.Alan Halliday is a brilliant raconteur who skilfully interweaves fact and fiction in a veryProustian manner, espionage, sexual encounters, art history, treachery, malice, Guy Burgess, Anthony Blunt, Lolly, Trinity College Cambridge, and the world of art dealers. Dialogue is forever witty, sarcastic and authentic, indeed hilarious, with never a dull moment.This is a book within a book. Like Marcel Proust, the Narrator is engaged in writing the bookthat he decides to publish at the end 'a novella called Tante Brutus' under the new name ofAlan Halliday!Cynthia GambleCover art Alan Halliday, drawing of a woman in ink and gouache, 1972

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