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  • - The Grand Lessons Learned 1967-1988 Part 2: Confessions of an Old School Hotelier
    by OAM Griffin & Patrick L.
    £17.99

  • - The Grand Finale 1988-2011 Part 3: Confessions of an Old School Hotelier
    by Patrick L Griffin OAM
    £17.99

  • - THE GRAND JOURNEY BEGINS Part 1: Confessions of an Old School Hotelier
    by Patrick L Griffin OAM
    £17.99

  • by Chizoba Ihezukwu
    £12.49

    Life is inevitable; nobody is free from complications of life. If you go through life challenges, it is your choice to play a victim and start looking for who to blame or rise above it and become a victor so do something to change where you are in life, if you don''t like it, only you can do that. You can''t control life, but you can control how you respond to life. Keep God first place in your life to achieve your purpose of existence. Through prayer and fasting, you can conquer the world and you will start seeing things through God''s eyes.This wonderful world called life can be amazing and bitter. It is not journey you want another person to ride you on; your life is your responsibility so design it the way you want. You have endless potential and hidden treasures inside you, activate it and ride yourself through this journey.

  • by Kristine Fitzgerald
    £12.49

    Annie is an eight year old girl who doesn''t have many friends. One day while walking by the creek, she meets a fairy named Tia. They get to know each other and a whole new world of fun, friendship, singing, games and magic opens up for Annie. But when Tia''s community is thrown into danger, will Annie be able to save the day?Kristine Fitzgerald brings to life the lovable characters Annie and Tia. Join them in their magical adventures in The Ring of Toadstools; an exciting read for all ages.

  • by Paul Milnes
    £14.99

    In the early to mid-''80s, Archie and Lucy Saunders live on their farm near Netherby, a small town, where 12-year-old Lucy witnesses her mother''s death from a tragic horse-riding accident. Concerned about his children''s futures, their father relocates them to the hustle and bustle of North Melbourne to a private Catholic school. But this new life isn''t enough to save Lucy. Forever influenced by her mother''s death, Lucy spirals out of control into the deep, dark, twisted underground in Melbourne. Meanwhile, Archie reaches for the stars to win the Battle of the Bands competition and fulfill his dream to follow in his father''s footsteps as a singer and entertainer. The competition winner has an opportunity to support the biggest band in Australia and the chance for his bandto perform live on Countdown. There''s only one thing stopping them, an arch-rival band who has the same agenda.''To win at any cost.''

  • by Renato Bonasera
    £12.99

  • by Delia Dibble
    £12.49

  • by Elizabeth Anne Thompson
    £14.99

  • by Romina Betvardeh
    £14.99

  • by Maurice Holland
    £14.99

    Just a Simple Innkeeper follows the authors humble beginnings from a small town in Ireland who found himself immersed in the world of hospitality and hotel management, which allowed him to travel and work around the world and meet a diverse set of people. This is a fun and quite inspiring story with some funny yarns mixed with some life philosophies.The Author: Maurice Holland was born in Monaghan Ireland. He spent his entire working life in the hospitality industry. He lives in Brisbane with his wife, Cathie. They have three children and five grand children.

  • by Donovan Hoult
    £16.49

  • - Repositioning through the Mind of Resilience
    by Peta Collett
    £11.49 - 16.49

  • by William J Hatten
    £16.49

    A journey into the history books with artistic license, to uncover perpetuating ancestral sourced trashing progress.This book could also be called ‘What is Wrong with the World & How to Fix It’. A subtitle that should immediately explain its content and purpose to the reader. William J Hatten the author & his spiritual Boot Camp created characters of Alf & Stephen Gripes are the narrators. It is written from a spiritual acquired (and satire intended) understanding & reality of the world we live in. Its main theme concentrates on describing humankind ancestral inherited gone-wrong affairs which, unknowingly, plague every generation and every Nation & spiritually explains how to dissolve this perpetuated chaos in humankind.A journey into the history books with artistic license, to uncover perpetuating ancestral sourced trashing progress.This book could also be called ‘What is Wrong with the World & How to Fix It’. A subtitle that should immediately explain its content and purpose to the reader. William J Hatten the author & his spiritual Boot Camp created characters of Alf & Stephen Gripes are the narrators. It is written from a spiritual acquired (and satire intended) understanding & reality of the world we live in. Its main theme concentrates on describing humankind ancestral inherited gone-wrong affairs which, unknowingly, plague every generation and every Nation & spiritually explains how to dissolve this perpetuated chaos in humankind. 

  • - A story about a little girl who overcomes fear.
    by Paul North & Lydia So
    £11.49

    A delightful story of a young girl who, with the help of her parents, clinicians and pet cat, learns to overcome fear and embrace life.  Based on the acclaimed scientific work of Dr Stephen Porges, (arguably the world's leading neuroscientist), this book provides a model by which parents and teachers can help children navigate the challenges of life, in a helpful, scientifically valid and trauma informed way

  • by Cynthia Sacht
    £15.49

    Kismet fate – destiny the illusive puppeteer that manipulates the strings.It is 1997, and three years since apartheid was dismantled. A New South Africa has emerged, victorious. Opportunities abound and hope transcends, but for some the warped ideology of that era still lingers.Doctor Henry Keyler a TV panellist, is intent on promoting unity across the racial divides.Attractive and alluring, his co-panellist, attorney Lexie Lewin, has become a voice for abused women. For the most part, her marriage to the charismatic Steve and their charmed life in Kismet Manor ismore than she’d dared to envisage. After a series of jarring events, however, she begins to question whether she’s been living in delusionalcontentment.Kate Mabusa, a black maid, has truly and utterly loved a white man and borne his child, yet she never speaks about him – not even to her daughter – not even now that the laws have changed and love across the colour barrier is no longer a crime.As events unravel, two estranged souls rekindle a beautiful and powerful love.Inextricably linked; a murder and trial rattle the lives of Kismet’s characters, and through their intersecting journeys we learn that ifwe let it, our past can debilitate us, or inspire us to greater heights.

  • by James Pittar
    £15.49

    When 10-year-old James Pittar started having trouble seeing at night he could never have predicted that within a decade, his vision would be all but gone. For a kid that dreamed of representing his country, it was a hard blow. And for most people, it would have spelled the end of that dream. But not for James.Just a few months shy of his thirtieth birthday, James did what no blind person has ever done before – he swam the English Channel. It signalled a shift in his mindset – from that point onwards, he would never think of himself as the underdog. He would learn that disability is only a barrier if you let it be.James is incredibly generous in sharing his experiences and emotions, and it’s hard not to be drawn in as he takes us on a personal journey through his childhood, the loss of vision in his teens, the decision not to let it define him, and his continual dedication to growth and self-improvement throughout his life.Blind Vision is a fascinating account of a unique and inspiring career in open-water swimming. But more than that, it is a story for anyone that’s ever been told they can’t. James Pittar is living proof that no matter what the odds, with dedication, passion, and the right people around you, you can.

  • - The Adventure
    by Lily Freeman
    £10.49

  • - Ancient Stories for Persia and Beyond.
     
    £8.99

  • - Ancient Stories from Persia and Beyond.
     
    £10.49

    The first story is derived from Masnavi, which was written by the 13 centuryThe Persian poet and theologian, Jalal al Din Muhammad Balkhi, also known asRumi.The second story is a tale from Kalileh and Damneh, which is an ancient animal fable.These tales introduce the concept of morals in a way that young children will understand.They encourage your child to further develop:•             Skills for finding a suitable friend•             The knowledge that we all are connected like a chain•             The value of real friends•             Problem solving.This book is suitable for all members of the family, especially children.

  • - Ancient Stories from Persia and Beyond.
     
    £8.99

    These two stories are derived from Masnavi that is written by Jalal Al Din Mohammad who also is called Rumi. In these two stories, moral points are expressed in a simple way and in a nice story. They teach us valuable lessons of life and are essential for a child’s development and encourage your child to further develop:•    Being grateful•    Know our real position in life•    Value of spiritual purity •    Our unlimited soul capacity in attracting goodnessEvery member of the family can enjoy this book especially children.

  • - Seven Success habits to Achieve your life's Mastery
    by Priyanka Gupta
    £14.99

  • - Little Tales for Little Kids: Ancient Stories from Persia and Beyond.
    by Azam Khoram
    £8.99

    The first story is derived from Kalileh and Damneh, which is an ancient animal fable. The second story is an ancient Iranian tale that is derived from Masnavi, which is written by Persian poet and theologian Muhammad Balkhi, also known as Rumi. Through the animals in these stories, children will be introduced to valuable life concepts, such as: Not to be credulous Not to consult with somebody who is not a real friend The value of courage Not to believe everything they are told Choosing friends wisely.Every member of the family can enjoy this book.Editor: Inspiring Publishers.These are unique stories, they were written hundreds of years ago: but are so relevant to parents and children today. The Pelican and the Crab and the Silly Friendship, both teach valuable lessons. Every parent wishes the same for their children; to learn what is right from wrong. Nothing has changed over the span of time; we still want the same thing, as parents hundreds of years ago also wanted .

  • - The Dark Radiographer
    by Mulitalo Fiaalii Arasii
    £12.49

    A new dawn, a new opportunity, a different way of life is what Timbo dreams of. Timbo has never lived anywhere other than in a little village with his family and friends on a tiny island in the south pacific. He has never known what lies on the other side of the world. Ever since he was a young child, he has always wondered what it would be like to experience a different life. He yearns to make a success of himself and explore opportunities for a hopeful future.Leaving his beloved home to take up a high school scholarship, Timbo begins his journey that will catapult him into a world where he is presented with opportunities, challenges and life changing experiences. What begins as a quest to be successful, Timbo finds that the road is not always easy. Weathering storms to travel from one country to another and faced with an opportunity to become a radiographer, Timbo finds that assistance for underdeveloped countries from the developed countries and UNO and its subsidiaries is his ticket to success. This is Timbo's tribute; to thank the unknown donors that have made his journey a success.

  • - A Portrait of Domestic Violence
    by Danielle Neves
    £10.49

  • - Normalising Loss and Grief and learning resilience
    by Jane Oakley-Lohm
    £10.49

    My Buddy and MeCome on adventure with: My Buddy and Me, to help Normalise Grief and Loss and Learn Resilience for children. The book explains what a loss can be for a child, shows children what they can do for themselves and others to help build resilience. The book empowers children to make choices for themselves and shows them how to take back some power after a loss.About AuthorJane Oakley-Lohm authors books for children through nature, fun, adventure and imagination. Jane Oakley-Lohm is an Australian writer who has passion for nature and animals and believes there is a lot we can learn from these two areas.She is known for her work in counselling and training for Psychological abuse/bullying, grief and loss and is now providing this knowledge through books for children. Jane teaches resilience through a "Tree".

  • by Matt Galanos
    £12.49

    In Dane Thorburn and the Brindabeare Knights, Matt Galanos takes you on an enthralling, fast-paced fantasy adventure, into a mystical world of knights and magic.Sixteen year-old Dane Thorburn's dream was to become a knight in the Brindabeare army. Little did he know as he entered knight training that the fate of the King and all Valentaland would soon rest in his hands.In the dark recesses of the land, evil Firelord Raegan and his Black Knights are plotting the downfall of the King, with the help of rebel city Candahorn.Dane and his friends, Will and Princess Vanessa, watch as the enduring peace across the land unravels, as Raegan marshals his forces and sets his plan of conquest in motion. Can Dane, Will, Vanessa and Master-wizard Lord Frederick do anything to stop the impending doom? Exciting, captivating, and a great read for those young or young at heart.Editor: Inspiring Publishers.

  • - Rising to an Empowered life
    by Tanya Gates
    £10.49

    Healing within is a personal journey to spiritual awakening - a transformative process of forgiveness, healing and opening up to one's true authentic self. Learning to trust and move forwards no matter how frightening it may seem and embracing one's intuitive gifts. My hope is that sharing my journey to spiritual awakening with you, will help you along your journey too.Author BioTanya Gates is a writer, poet, photographer, intuitive empath and energy healer. She lives in East Gippsland, Australia, with her husband, Ash. Her deep love for nature has helped to nourish and sustain her through her healing journey

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