his is a wonderful true story about one family's life as they grew up and grew old. It was filled with love, laughter, trials, and the challenges that life gives.The biggest challenge came when she found herself with both parents in various stages of dementia. At times she felt helpless, but also knew that it was up to her to attempt to fulfill their needs, wants and desires.Time moved on and her father passed away, leaving her with her mom to care for. What would she do? W...

This collection of enlightening and stimulating articles, written by some of the most important figures in school librarianship, demonstrates how teacher-librarians, classroom teachers, and administrators can work together to create a 21st century school library media program. With topics that emphasize student success, leadership, partnerships, curriculum design, collaborative planning and teaching, literacy, 21st century skills, emerging technologies, and so much more, this compendium br...

Examines the inherently problematic nature of representation and description of living people in ethnography and in anthropological workIn Anthropology and the Politics of Representation volume editor Gabriela Vargas-Cetina brings together a group of international scholars who, through their fieldwork experiences, reflect on the epistemological, political, and personal implications of their own work. To do so, they focus on such topics as ethnography, anth...

For fans of The Tea-Planter’s Wife and Victoria Hislop comes a gripping story of doomed love and secrets in 1940s Kashmir.Within one exotic land lie the secrets of a lifetime…In 1938, young bride Nerys Watkins accompanies her missionary husband on a posting to India. Up in Srinagar, the British live on beautiful wooden houseboats and dance and gossip as if there is no war. But when the men are sent away to fight Nerys is caught up ...

Amy Reynolds thought she had a great boyfriend, until one by one all her freedoms began to disappear. When her job is threatened, Amy decides it’s time to become more independent. But that’s not how her boyfriend Brad feels. He’s likes things the way they are and will go to any length to keep it that way.About the AuthorTonya Thomas writes about women in complicated relationships and situations. Visit her website at TonyaThomas.net

'You smell the lavender, you feel the sun on your face, this book is pure joy!' Katie Fforde'Uplifting and full of warmth, this novel is the next best thing to jetting off to France on a relaxing break away.' My WeeklyCan Del find her recipe for happiness?Del and her husband Ollie moved to a beautiful village in Provence for a fresh start after years of infertility struggles. But six weeks ...

For a long time, I stayed silent. I thought if I didn't speak about the pain, it would fade on its own. But silence only made it stronger. Writing this book isn't just about revisiting what broke me-it's about showing that healing is possible.For years, I didn't even realize what was happening to me had a name. It wasn't the kind of abuse you could see - no bruises, no shouting, nothing that looked like danger from the outside. But inside, I was shrinking, doubting myself, and beli...

A collection of random poems on nature, love, relationships and general observations of life. Written over many years as the impulse arose. They were for my own pleasure and were never intended to see the light of day. On realizing they may bring some enjoyment to others. Here they are.

Is the very system designed to protect us fundamentally broken? The modern justice system, built on centuries-old principles, consistently produces outcomes that many consider unjust, leading to a pervasive cycle of crime and incarceration that disproportionately affects marginalized communities. The system's tunnel vision often prevents essential self-correction, raising critical questions about the true meaning of justice in the 21st century.Reevaluating the Foundatio...

'Rich, warm and sunny. A story that stays with you long after the last page is turned' Milly JohnsonCould the lemon groves of Sicily be the perfect place to start over? This irresistible novel from Jo Thomas, author of Escape to the French Farmhouse, will transport you to the island of mountains and sparkling blue seas.When life hands you lemons ... is it ever too late for a second chance?Z...

Conscious and Unconscious in America: Part Two, Second City Unconscious is a bold, reflective, and sharply observed literary journey into art, improvisation, memory, and the hidden forces that shape American life.Through the voice of Michael/Richard, Richard Thomas explores what it means to live as an artist in a culture that often rewards obedience, performance, status, and safe ambition over truth. Moving through Second City, the West Bank Café, Los Angeles, New ...

An aunt and nephew share their life experiences with each other, which invites you into the dynamic of finding love amid the chaos in their culture. Each chapter form a mosaic of hope, resilience, and an understanding that the most profound love often arises in the cracks of hardship.