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This book should be read with a wee whisky or tea. If you are ready to laugh and help get out the present and get to 60 years ogo be my guest. It will take you back to a time in Scotland when everybody liked a story as they do now. The stories in this book happened when Billy andI were charging through our childhood. All the stories are 95% true. 5% Imagination. Was it Einstien Who said imagination is more important than knowledge. It has been commented on how most people love the Scottish language. This book is about the Glasgow accent. A true story happened when I dropped Billy in the deep end when our teacher miss Gleason explained that the priest had heard everything before in confession and not to worry about asking him questions. I of course told the priest Billy wanted to ask him a question. After the question the class went wild with shock. Billy and I went on a school trip to Aberdeen and on the train met two girls from another school. We made a date at the age of 14 to meet them in Aberdeen. What happened then and the results could only be described as over the moon. Midge raking is another tale not to mention visiting my uncle Jackie who was a butcher who when my eyes were shut dropped a sheep's eye in my open hand. When Billy asked for the eye in his hand all hell broke out side the shop with people going crazy. Visiting my grandad and seeing his leg he lost in WW1 was a highlight especially when he was robbed of his leg on nightshift. Paddy was a super dog and when he bit off the policeman's pants goes down on history. He was Irish and hated Scottish policemen. Going to school one day we met up with the wee Italion Leo. His stories about his capture by a Scotsman who also captured 40000 others makes my heart bleed. Paddy to the rescue Peer group pressure The Big Steamer Hogmannae. Stories of Billy and me

Start the Rain is about how we respond to hardship brought about by one of the worst droughts in the last one hundred years. Read and be inspired!In Australia's Outback, the land is dry and dusty. The rainclouds are few and far between. The land suffers, as do the crops, so to the people on the land. It's time to make a change to save the farms, but who will answer the "e;call to arms"e;? Who will start the rain?Outback Australia is drought country. It's where farmers and their families struggle with little or no rain. It's where livestock, grain, and other food crops are grown to feed the people of Australia and the world. When there's no rain, there's no food. The farmers need a hand to survive the "e;great dry."e;

Timing is everything. Sometimes what you see is not what is really taking place.

A girl is struggling with the fact that she has two houses and that she has to spend time at both because her parents are separated. She loves spending time with her mum and her dad but finds the handover difficult. Her mum lovingly explains that all families are different and that it doesn't matter what their family looks like as long as it is filled with love.

Bunyips are mythical creatures from Australian aboriginal folklore. Many thought that they were evil and dangerous, but Bunky and his friend, Binda are kind and helpful. Most importantly, they are magical bunyips. They live in the Australian bush on the banks of Billabook Creek, far away from towns and cities. Bunyips are very rare, so you will be very lucky to ever see one. This is one of Bunky and Binda's adventures.

Chester is a bold boisterous ginger cat. He was surprised to hear that his Circus was in the Mall. Time to investigate, along with his good fur friends - Benji, Princess and Marty. Little did he know about the secret talent that was about to be unveiled. Try the quiz at the end of the chapter 10.

Visit to Fairyland is about Emily a little girl who helps save Thomas the elf. He grants her a wish, and her wish is to go to Fairyland......... She wakes up to find herself sitting under the plum tree she has been asleep....... Was it a dream??

This book is the author's second published by Xlibris, the first being Defending Rome: The Masters of the Soldiers, published in 2011. It explores the consequences of two battles fought in 1453 - the fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks in May and the French victory over the English two months later at Castillon in the last battle of the Hundred Years War. The book considers the impact of these events on a diverse range of topics, including military outcomes, strategic consequences, economic developments, and cultural and religious implications. It concludes by assessing the significance of these two battles in influencing the transition of Europe from the medieval to the modern age.

What do cows get up to when we are not watching them. On a farm where Angus Moo Moo lives will show us her many antics through her adventures.

Alessandro Lembo is a young artist and lives with autism.His special interest is animals and is fascinated and spends all his time drawing and researching intricate and detailed facts."e;He sees the beauty that others lack"e;.The purpose of the book is to teach children the Englishalphabet. Understanding syllables can help children learn to read. Splitting words into syllables helps speed up thedecoding process. Clapping hands helps children develop their motor skills and develop cognitive development.Your child's pronunciation will improve with understanding how to say letters names and read the sounds of each letter."e;I love the illustrations they are so vibrant and beautiful,I love how you have written each letter phonetically."e;'Yasmin Watt'.

Parenting is a tricky, terrifying, confusing and rewarding journey. We make mistakes, misjudge situations, miss opportunities, and basically mess up regularly. However, at the end of the day, if you recognise your child as a "e;square peg"e;, celebrate that you no longer have to try and squeeze that child into a "e;round hole"e;. The world needs and eventually celebrates difference. There is no need to shout, "e;My Kids OK!"e; wrap yourself in the knowledge that it is true, and free your child to be who they are made to be!

Lillipet Lizard loved the Australian bushland where she lived with other Australian creatures. Their peace was disturbed when lazy campers did not extinguish their fire properly. Soon little flames were burning the paper and leaves. All the bush creatures were afraid for their homes and their lives. The smoke was just starting to rise into the air. If it wasn't for our wonderful Australian firefighters, Lillipet Lizard and her bush creature friends would have lost their homes. Thank you to all our firefighters for your courage and bravery.

Lost in an alternate reality, Jim struggles to cope with new surroundings. While the symbiotes try desperately to reunite with their host. Working hard to run the Wilson family businesses, Syman's informed about a startling discovery. The new fly only version is more than capable of space flight and the big, dark blue alien, Rogand, is under risk of detection. Can Jim find his way home and meld again with human form before a remnant of Syman's past blast his body into oblivion.

Durrelle Madeleine Sklenars is a 44 year-old mother to a wonderful son called Oliver and wife tohusband Andrew. They live in the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. Previously from New Zealand, Durrelle trained as a Primary School teacher and has spent the last 23years teaching in NZ, England and now Australia. Durrelle holds a BEd (Bachelor of Education); Dip.Ed(Diploma in Primary Teaching); ATCL (Associate Diploma of The Trinity of London- in Speech andDrama); and a Post-graduate in Teaching- specialising in Counselling in Education. She also worked as an air hostess for a brief time in 2006. Currently she teaches part-time, while pursuing her love of writing.

Jack and Jill are thrilled to get their very first camping experience. Will everything go smoothly?

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