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  • by Esther Dillard
    £13.99

    "Embark on a transformative journey with 'Raising an Autistic Young Adult' by journalist and mom Esther Dillard. Are you prepared for your Black or Brown autistic teen's future? Do you worry about their emotional challenges, or if they'll be ready for encounters with the police? This book delves into these anxieties, offering practical solutions. Discover expert guidance and poignant narratives, exploring crucial topics such as emotional regulation, personal hygiene, and higher education considerations. Esther Dillard, a journalist and mom of an autistic teen is uniquely attuned to the struggles faced by Black and Brown families. In this book she amplifies parental voices recounting interviews about subjects that many parents navigate alone. Uncover empowering insights from parents who have walked this path, sharing invaluable safety talks and addressing fears related to law enforcement encounters. Raising an Autistic Young Adult: A Parents' Guide to ASD Safety, Communication, and Employment Opportunities to Empower Black and Brown Caregivers and Their Families is a narrative that will help you navigate the complexities of autism with wisdom, compassion, and resilience, illuminating a path toward a brighter, more inclusive future.

  • by Michael B. Cartwright
    £14.49

    Set in a modern day small town a young man arrives from the city. He inherited an aunt's estate, an aunt he never knew. After living in the two story mansion he realizes he needs more furniture. Going to the antique shop he sees a portrait of a young woman holding a doll. He does not recognize the woman but the room it was painted in. He purchases the painting and realizes the doll is also for sale. He takes them back to the house. That is when the trouble starts.

  • by Grace Hunt
    £16.49

    The daughter writes in detail about her day to day life in terror while in psychosis as some questions if she is really ill. The mother is shocked to learn she was always in question about her own mental state and struggles with judgement and betrayal as she finds a way to move past the gossip, insistent on getting help for her daughter's mind, getting employment secured as they rebuild their life and home after being homeless briefly.

  • by Colleen Adele Kelly
    £20.49

    Rejoice is a poetic reflection upon all aspects of life. It combines a variety of topics finding inspiration and humor within nature, human experience and recent history. The five sections relate to everyday occurrences, as well as world and American events.

  • by H. K. Scribnick
    £14.49

    Travel the world in search of unique traditions and treats, both human and feline. Join Axel and Rosie, together with their cats Otto and Gidget, on their adventures to six different countries as they savor characteristic foods and absorb fascinating cultures. Our protagonists float down the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy; dunk chunks of baguette in bubbling cheese in Verbier, Switzerland; join a Solstice ceremony in Machu Picchu, Peru; gobble up endless variations of salmon at a buffet in Heberg, Sweden; relish raclette in Vail, Colorado and participate in an 11-course fish extravaganza at a traditional inn in Nikko, Japan. Along the way they take in the sights and soak up new experiences which will change their perspectives forever. "The Culinary Adventures of a Brooklyn Bodega Cat" is a unique approach to instilling curiosity in traveling the world and is presented in an understandable and lighthearted way. Teachers and librarians will also find the book a perfect addition to their lessons and a great way to support students interested in other countries and cultures. And the recipes at the end of each chapter "cater" to all those culinary creatives who want to take these travels to the next level: right into their own kitchens!

  • by Beverly F Sharp
    £27.49

    Today it will have been more than three centuries before the unveiling of what is called the "Lost Harmonics". In many ways, this was her calling or moreover the great commission; and there she wrestled with the idea to define that which was lost until now; and like a dream that cometh in the night there she would unearth the ensuing sounds of the Minor 2nd chords and the one called the 10th. But, she would be remiss without the 12th and that of the 14th for these are the lost harmonics. Suddenly would emerge out from the cloud with Soundwave Technology.

  • by Rev. Denise Parker Lawrence
    £12.99

    Walking by Faith presents, in a fun and captivating way, a plethora of empowering tools and exercises, with scriptural support, to spiritually strengthen, assist and encourage hope amid challenging times of societal unrest and transition. Our children face daily issues that generations before them never had to contend with: bullying, the pressure of "fitting in" as imposed by social media, and real threats to school safety. This devotional can serve as a tremendous resource to impact our youth early on with tools to foster self-esteem and equip them to stand amid adversity.

  • by William Stanley
    £16.49

    Grey Wolf and Rose is the continuing story about early fur trappers living in the wilds of the Dawson City area. This story is the tale of a young, native couple born and raised in the Yukon. After marriage at twenty-one years of age, they are gifted a cabin of their own in the wilderness of Canada's far north. Follow the couple's adventures in their non-confrontational way of life in the bush, preferring to follow the rules of nature rather than those of man. This is the latest chapter in an ongoing story about a close-knit group of family and friends enjoying their lives, as they establish a wilderness community in the Yukon. This entertaining story is not solely about survival in a savage land, but presents a picture of a land of peace and security for the people who live there. It is a descriptive tale of nature, so beautiful readers will feel joy when they finish reading this heart-warming tale of family life in Canada's north. This book, once read, will be ingrained in the readers' thoughts forever.

  • by Deb Lamb
    £20.49

    Mykee Dylan finds herself far away from her life in competitive cheer. At nearly fourteen years old, she meets a family she never knew existed and finds herself in a realm of kingdoms, chaos, adventure, and romance. Mykee struggles to balance the tides of the world she has grown to know and love as a cheerleader with the discovery of a hidden realm, revealing family secrets of royal aquatic lineage. Join Mykee as she navigates through every flip, twist, and turn this book series has to offer and explore Oceanna World Emerald Tides.

  • by Adam R Gervis
    £19.49

    Trinnie is due to celebrate her thirtieth birthday in March of 2020 which is an important milestone for her. Over the last five years Trinnie has made some close friends, all seven of whom are invited to the party. She chooses where to go and has one of the friends make all the arrangements at some of her favorite hangout spots.Then Covid hits, everything has to be cancelled and the birthday celebration becomes a Zoom party. Amy, who is making the arrangements, decides to throw a creative wrinkle into things (unbeknownst to Trinnie) by asking each friend to create a T-shirt which visually explains their relationship to Trinnie. They will then reveal their designs at the party through an unboxing. Each chapter begins with a party goer unboxing their T-shirt revealing their connection with Trinnie. As the party begins all of the guests realize that other than Trinnie, they are looking at six strangers.Though the story is set in Seattle the reader is transported to other parts of America and to Europe through each character's relationship with Trinnie. Each party guest describes their personal journey in becoming friends with Trinnie and the impact she's had on their life. Each individual history has twists and turns which shine light on who these friends are as well as giving the reader insight into Trinnie's inner thoughts.

  • by Elizabeth Hayden
    £20.49

    Safornia was born in the late 1930s with a rare birth defect. She was born with her heart and brain on the outside of her body. At the time, it was the second known case in the world. The chances of her survival were less than slim, and her family lived in fear every day of losing their sweet, beautiful girl.During an era of limited medical technology and experience, long term care for baby Safornia was practically inconceivable. The rarity of her condition raised skepticism amongst the public as news of Safornia began to spread. Strangely, her rare birth defect incited fear. The verbal abuse and physical harassment at the hands of violent crowds left emotional scars that would never heal.My Last Heartbeat is the true story of author Elizabeth Hayden's mother's struggles to shield her baby from the disrespectful curiosity of an unloving world. Even in death, there was no peace for tiny Safornia, as after she passed, graves all across Washington DC were disturbed in an effort to see the rare site. The child could not rest in life or death ... but a mother's love never dies.

  • by Pat Serby
    £20.49

    Follow the roots of David Serby, a well-known ready to wear ladies clothing manufacturer, whose companies were a great success in Manhattan's garment center from the late 1940's through the 1980's.David's roots go back to nineteenth century Russia and Austria. This saga goes from Russia, Austria, Canada and then finally to America.

  • by Claudia Krause
    £23.49

    This Caldecott Activity Book: To be used with WOLF IN THE SNOW, by Matthew Cordell is intended to be used while reading WOLF IN THE SNOW. This delightful story is enhanced with targeted questions about specific illustrative details, as well as thought-provoking questions related to the story. It allows children an opportunity to formulate and verbalize their thoughts, allowing them to actively participate in the learning process. The ACTIVITIES section reinforces what they have discussed and learned in the QUESTIONS section. They have an opportunity to engage in Art, Writing, Science, and Math activities. The story can be read many times throughout the year, allowing children, teachers, and parents an opportunity to focus on various skills. This Caldecott Activity Book develops critical-thinking skills, vocabulary, comprehension, and social interaction experiences.

  • by Fred Knitney
    £15.49

    This book is a collection of 5-line limericks mostly concerning Donad Trump, his supporters and their activities of the past few years. It is about events involving the US Presidential elections of 2016/2024, Congress, SCOTUS, DOJ, January 6, impending court cases, media and the numerous political situations. The limericks are personal and profane reactions and observations of the political climate and actions in the US, sometimes with humor, but also frustration, disgust or anger.

  • by Felicia Stoudemire-Foye
    £13.49

  • by M G Huntsman
    £16.49 - 32.49

  • by Sabrina Moussa
    £28.99

    The young adult romance, Elephant On My Chest, follows the story of Elena Hererra who grapples with the struggles of anxiety after witnessing her parents succumb to the difficulties of mental health. After a sudden panic attack, running Elena out of class, Kane Crawford, captain of the Maplewood Chargers hockey team, childhood best friend, and crush, follows her into the washroom to ensure she is okay. The two of them rekindle a friendship, bonding the rest of their friends: Carter, Fynn, and Vanessa, while Kane and Elena also begin to develop romantic feelings for each other. However, a new addition to the group: Liam, starts to grow close to Elena and must deal with the fact that she is off-limits and belongs to his best friend, Kane. Various secrets and personal struggles threaten to tear each character apart, but the strength of their friendships supports them through navigating these hardships.

  • by Nyamekye Edwards
    £14.49

    Lapis Lazuli is a collection of poetry that delves into different experiences, ideas, societal and cultural occurrences; it is like taking a walk through the life of numerous people. Although it explores a variety of narratives, each poem is united by their sad undertone which is a constant throughout Lapis Lazuli. Reading Lapis Lazuli, you'll find that the presence of sadness isn't an absence of hope, but rather an expression of hurt, anger, heartbreak, distress, and many more emotions that we are sometimes unable to recognize, acknowledge or reveal.

  • by Ray C. Hoover III
    £41.49 - 49.99

  • by L. M. Sanders
    £11.49 - 19.99

  • by Nina Ayers
    £28.99

    This is based on and inspired by true events. About a man who does look like the man next door a man you would simply let into your home than just as you turn he would kill you in a split second.This is a story of how he is taught to kill and how to get away with it. Gladly, for this man he didn't learn how to get away with it and he was caught.This book takes you on a Journey of a ruthless Mother, who was very good at Murder, with many twists, turns and chills.

  • by Clair Campbell
    £12.99 - 22.49

  • by Sarah Bergquist Kosumi
    £15.49 - 22.99

  • by Megan Sena
    £19.99

    Olivia "Liv" Dunne has it all. Stunning good looks, great friends, and a successful career in the up-and-coming band "American Obsession". To everyone around her, she is the complete package.The 26-year-old meets handsome and charismatic photographer Jay Jones, who completely sets her world on fire. He is distinctly charming and handsome, and they are quickly smitten with each other.She becomes consumed with stalker letters and ominous threats, and its clear someone is watching her. Liv and Jay begin to learn about each other's troubled pasts, finding connections in each other they have never felt with anyone before, and Jay's obsession over Liv heats up.Unraveling the details of Liv's stalker brings her directly in to dangers path.Will Jay turn out to be the man of her dreams, or will his dark past trouble him to the point of crossing the line?When obsession goes too far, there's no telling what could happen.

  • by Doc Mingo
    £32.99

    Jimmy and Leo were a match blessed by The Angel of Fate. Two beautiful young men were laying naked under the sun by the shores of Lake Getchie one day long ago, about to seal a deal of perfect love. But instead of sharing a love that was meant to be, a demon fish swam along and came between them. It's a tragedy when innocents don't know well enough to be wary of deals with cloaked demons, for the devil's blessings are always curses in disguise. In a moment of youthful naïveté, Jimmy is fooled into thinking he is a hero and saved the devil in disguise, and thus he had earned himself a charm reward from the demon fish. A powerful magic charm is given to him that makes everyone who looks into Jimmy's eyes love him. And the more that everyone looked, the more that they loved Jimmy.Is there ever such an easy path that can be taken that skips over the hard work needed to create anything of truly lasting value? Is it possible that all that glitters is not gold? Can such a thing as easy love ever be a blessing? Or is love come easy always destined to be a road to ruin? Leo out of love and loyalty becomes trapped in a closet of secret love as Jimmy's life long best friend and manager. And so the lucky demon fish ends up having captured two souls for the magical price of one.Will Leo's love and loyalty prove stronger than the glitter of golden promises of easy love and riches? Or will the demon fish steal away the blessings of love bestowed upon the two boys by the Angel of Fate, and mock the heavens that seem to shun her? In this life and death struggle between good and evil, who shall live and who shall die?In the third volume of this illustrated series 'The Lakeside Fairy Tales,' we explore more of the Boystown Chicago parallel universe of 'Center City' through the lives and loves of her diverse community. Come share another story with me about a new love, and catch up with all of the characters from the series as all their lives and loves mix and swirl and flow together I each new story. All of them just like us, for are we not one and all but leaves in the stream? Stirred and whirled by the magic of the cosmos that reigns supreme in the vast eternal waters of The Great Lake. Come let me tell you a fairy tale and convince you that the magic of the cosmos is alive and real and in each and everyone of us.

  • by Jiaming Sun Ph. D.
    £23.49

    This book offers a close-up view of American university life based on the author's intimate, firsthand experience across various institutions. Through "American Campus Observation," the author investigates the characteristics of Western cultural attributes by utilizing sociological methods, including field observation and comparative analysis. The book elucidates the underlying reasons behind specific cases and common phenomena, particularly the distinctions rooted in Western and Eastern cultural backgrounds.With over two decades of life on both Western and Eastern campuses, the author underscores the significant role of "cultural genes" as fundamental factors influencing system design and practice in institutional structures. While discussions on Western culture can be found in various publications, there is a notable absence of articles or books that take a sociological perspective with a cultural gene framework, focusing on campus life and institutional development. This book fills that void.

  • by Kathryn Acheson Chartrand
    £14.49

    After fifty years of living with another person, the experiences you have shared turn into fond memories. Even some of the difficult times can bring on a smile today, as you look back. What might have been hard in our past becomes a story worth telling. As my reader follows our history, I hope he or she will be both entertained and inspired.

  • by Kim G. Ptak
    £15.49

    Take a fantastical flight to the end of the Cretaceous Period, 66 million years ago, when the Earth was going through radical and rapid changes, affecting the lives of amazing creatures, dinosaurs that had lived for millions of years. This is the story of one of the most wondrous creatures, a Pterosaur, and its journey through this challenging time. It is a story of survival, love and hope for the future. (The geologic events depicted have occurred in Earth's history, but not necessarily at the same time, as depicted in this story for dramatic effect.)

  • by Deborah Barnett
    £12.49

    This life of mine has always been about leaving things behind:A childhood passed, love gone wrong, and moving on.Looking for the next mistake to make, what to leave, what to take.Who knows?Waiting to see where the next wind blows.What I seek, I may never find, becauseA wandering heart can always change a mind.Deborah Barnett wants others to know that they are not alone on this incredible journey through life. Despite its ups and downs, life provides us with simple gifts and lessons that help us grow and develop into who we are today.In a collection of pain and joy, Barnett invites others into the sensitive heart of a poet, artist, and musician as she opens the lyrical door to a hidden garden of mixed emotions and personal observations that provide a candid glimpse into her hidden self. Within her poetic reflections, she explores grief, heartache, the never-ending search for peace, a single moment that changed everything, the comfort that lies within the darkness of night, the passing whisper of a butterfly in the sky, and much more.The Dark and the Light is a volume of poetry that reflects on one woman's path through life as she opens her heart to experience both pain and joy.

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