The Big Book Of Love offers the solution to have the one thing we all want - LOVE towards our self, reflected in our lives & in an intimate lasting relationship thats perfect for us!It is a guide to living abundantly and successfully with love using the Law Of Attraction. No matter whether your male or female, it is designed to help you understand how love works and remember you are love at your core. Leading you through the skills and tools to alter your thoughts, heal and let go ...

Experience the wild heart of Tasmania, Australia’s island-state off the south-east coast, as you trek the legendary Overland Track from Ronny Creek in Cradle Valley to Cynthia Bay on Lake St Clair. This iconic 80km (50-mile) journey traverses glacier-carved valleys, mossy rainforests, rugged peaks, and sweeping moorlands in the heart of Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park.Ideal for hikers of average fitness as well as those seeking adventure in Tasmania’s r...

"The Carpenter's Son" is a grounded, historical reimagining of Jesus's life, focusing on his humanity and the crushing weight of being misinterpreted by a world desperate for a divine saviour.The story begins in Nazareth, establishing a tangible world of dusty workshops and close-knit village life. Joseph is a respected craftsman, teaching his son Jesus the integrity of working with wood and stone. Their life is upended by a decree from Herod, forcing a frantic flight to Egypt. Thi...

A game of chess. The sacrifice of a queen.In London, 1973, two strangers sit across from each other in a park playing a game that will change both their lives forever.One simple gambit will draw both Evelyn Copeland, a researcher, and Krystyna Zygalska, daughter of a Polish diplomat, into a labyrinth of secrets, betrayal and death, as conflicting realities lead to the uncovering of an event that occurred twenty-eight years earlier in 1945. An event that one person will go to ...

From the international bestselling author of the Four Winds series comes an epic fantasy series set in a brutal, Arctic-inspired world.In the heart of the frigid North, there lives a demon known as the Face Stealer. Eyes, nose, mouth—nothing and no one is safe. Once he returns to his lair, or wherever it is he dwells, no one ever sees those faces again.When tragedy strikes, Apaay embarks on a perilous journey to find her sister's face—yet becomes trapped in...

When Barbara Irene Brown, age 26, arrives at Julie Lord's English Library and Tea Room in the Italian town of Tindaro, she finds a disparate group of English exiles living there. Romance and complications ensue.

Hilarious ways people have met their deaths, from the unusual to the absurd. Plus lots of stories on people who didn't die, but others thought they had kicked the bucket.These deaths are similar to the Darwin Awards, where people died by accident in the most weird ways thought possible.Crazy ways to die include:Death by MolassesDeath by ChessDeath by HoardingDeath by LaughingDeath by ArousalDeath by BeerDeath by SHCDe...

"Bess of the Woods" tells the story of Bess, a young woman living in a rural or forested setting. The novel likely explores her relationship with nature and her community, alongside themes of love, hardship, and personal growth. As with many of Deeping’s works, the novel may also delve into romantic entanglements and the emotional complexities of its characters.Set against a natural backdrop, the story probably highlights the contrast between the simplicity of rural life and the deep, ofte...

“A pervasive military presence has been a constant in Salvadoran society since the 1930s. The Salvadoran people cope with it. As journalists we had to find our own learning curve. Mine began in 1988”. The 1980s’ civil war in El Salvador was viewed by the US establishment as a critical challenge to its’ hegemony in the region during the Cold War era. For the Salvadorans it was a resistant struggle for survival. The personally lived experiences of the author and the photo journalism delivers...

What are the seven key concepts that drove Da Vinci's inventive thinking and how can we still use them to improve our own creativity, 500 years after his death? In pursuit of the unified learning principles that sit at the heart of his work, Ian Warwick and Ray Speakman brilliantly explore the approaches that we need to take to make our own learning more original and thoughtful.

"Notes on Noses" by Eden Warwick is a captivating exploration of the human experience through the lens of our most prominent facial feature. Warwick delves into the cultural, historical, and personal significance of noses, weaving anecdotes and observations that highlight their role in identity and perception. The book is rich with humor and insight, inviting readers to reflect on their own relationships with their noses and how they influence social interactions. Through engaging prose, W...

When it occurs, the erosion of that unique civilization we call the United States will occur with effortless ease. It will occur because those rare elements that collectively brought about its success are far too easily misunderstood. The use of words like democracy, republic, and rights provide too simple a set of landmarks for a social contract that needs so much of our attention in order to survive.Against us has gathered every power-hungry person and every power-hungry culture ...