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Jean Murray takes the reader through the changing face of Ireland from the post war years to the present day. And the journey, described with a lyrical Irish voice, is seen through the eyes of her family, through drink addiction, violence, poverty, success, love and fear and eventually the overcoming of depression. And at the centre of this autobiography is her daughter, Yasmin, the girl with disabilities whose own struggle shows her mother the way to freedom in life: Her beautiful flower.

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"As I sit at the window, I remind myself that God sees every sparrow that falls. I find it amazing that the creator of the world is aware of what happens to even the smallest of His creatures."
In Take a Moment, Joan Crory uses poetry, prose and passages from the Bible to encourage the reader to appreciate the everyday beauty surrounding them.
She wants to encourage the reader to look for God in every situation and circumstance of life, happy or sad, and thereby discover a new outlook on life.

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At first glance this publication appears to be another series of verses, but scratch beneath the surface and look beyond the first impressions, and the reader will see that the words are trying to convey a message to the world. One that encourages us all to strive for peace and to make the world a better place. A simple little volume, but one that will encourage others in their meditations and hopefully sow the seeds of a better world.

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This guide presents for the first time this century a catalogue listing the characters in the fiction of Thomas Hardy. In minutes, the reader can find a summary of who does what and in which work - useful for students, scholars, and lovers of Hardy everywhere.
The fruit of a lifetime of study, journalist Huw Barker Rahane has created a lively and concise register of colourful men and women, dramatically bringing out Hardy's constant theme of sexual desire and fulfilment - and the consequences where the balance is not struck.
The book presents an unrivalled opportunity to rediscover painlessly many gripping and half-forgotten works, some of them quite short, all catalogued here alongside old mainstays such as "The Mayor of Casterbridge" and "Jude the Obscure".
Thanks to the book's cool, informal style, the reader will be encouraged to go back to the original and uniquely rich world of Hardy's imagination.

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Recommended by both The Divorce Magazine, UK, and Divorce Magazine
The Global Guide to Divorce is the definitive, step-by-step book on divorce and how to go about it. 
Topics range in scope from how to break the news, to what initial steps to take at the beginning, to guidance on working through the middle and post-divorce periods of the process. 
Wendi also presents true stories, which are interspersed with practical legal, financial, and division of assets guidance to ensure the best outcome for divorce. 
Suggestions on how to select the best legal professional in your circumstance, and where to find divorce resources are also included. 
Two top UK solicitor/mediators contributed to this book; Austin Chessell in London and Anne Hall Dick in Glasgow.

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Let Fair Weather Bring Me Home revolves around a number of characters living on the small Mediterranean island of Malta, then a British colony, in the 1930s. It tells the anguished story of a mother who is reunited with her son, born out of wedlock and raised in a Roman Catholic Church institution, and a much maligned priest who returns to the island his reputation finally vindicated. It all takes place around Malta's fabled Grand Harbour where for more than a century Britain kept her fleets.
 
Oliver Friggieri is an acclaimed novelist with numerous international publications to his name. His stronger novels are set around the Mediterranean, particularly on the island of Malta and its people, both of which provide him with an ideal environment to discuss customs, prejudices and crumbling once firmly embraced beliefs.

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The Reincarnation of Sarah Barrington is a fascinating novel by Dhanraj Ramnath that is not easily categorised. It is a murder mystery and a thriller, as well as a beautiful love story. However, it also explores the concept of reincarnation, fate, Hinduism and karma, as well as love across different cultures.
It is now a year since Jason Barrington's little sister, Sarah, went missing. He and his family still grieve and desire to find out the truth about what happened to her. Through seemingly chance occurrences, Jason meets Dr Anand and his beautiful daughter, Priya. Is it just chance though? Or fate? Priya's kitten, Dimple, is no ordinary feline and seems to know Jason and his family as if from a previous life. The little kitten sets Jason on the road to discovering the truth about what happened to Sarah. How does she know so much? Is it possible Sarah has come back for justice?

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Anastasia Blake is from a troubled home; when her parents separate she finds herself unable to settle down and find friends due to the constant interruptions in her life. When she finally lands where she can fix roots and get her schooling under way - she meets Luke.
In a story which sees the comfortable rapidly turn into the unbearable Lara Pass offers in Rough Roads with Reckless Drivers an examination of a family torn apart by a mind gone astray. 
So who is Luke, the adolescent with the sparkling green eyes and ruggedly handsome face, could he be the first love of Anna's life? Or would that be too much for a girl finding her first steps in life to bear? When Anna visits her friend Holly's house for Christmas she will soon find out.

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The Dummy Run explores the coming-of-age of Dino, a young Italian boy, aged twelve.
Touched by the horrors of war when evacuated to his uncle's farm in wartime Italy, and whilst forming early alliances with his cousin and friends, he witnesses a hanging and other Blackshirt activities around his village. His return to the city and his parents after the war takes him into a world of literature and the influence of philosophy.
Over the years, his desire to become an observer of history leads to peripheral involvement in riots and an accidental stay in prison. His travels and work in England and Ireland add to his education as he meets larger-than-life characters. Returning to Italy, he overhears the plotters in the kidnap and murder of a prominent politician.
With unexpected twists, the exuberant use of language and literary references, not to mention a touch of magical realism, this book is a must-read for all students of literature.

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"The grief I feel now seems to have unlocked so many grieves and insecurities from the past I thought I'd long overcome.
I feel so small without you; my heart feels totally lost."
On August 18th 2013, phones buzzed, babies were born, and families enjoyed a Sunday day out. 
But Sally Dalzel's world fell apart. Her husband of 26 years passed away and she plunged into loneliness and isolation.
In private letters to her husband, Sally documented her journey from mourning back to love, acceptance, and joy.
She hopes that by publishing her letters, she will provide support to others struggling with the grieving process.

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We give you the sequel to Lavender Village as promised. The Mists of Afar contains a surprise twist - it follows the turbulent journey of Felania, formerly the Mistress-of-the-Keys in The Kingdom of Beyond. Those of you who have read Lavender Village will remember it well. Felania is at present befallen and bereft: she has been expelled from the glorious realm she called home for many a year. Tricks played on others have finally come back to strike her down, and she is faced with the prospects of an unfamiliar life on the breathtaking isle of Skye in the misty Hebrides. Sulking over her sorry lot, anger and bitter resentment spew forth toward all she meets. The result is a series of comical altercations between her and the faery township of Crofton. And what about that secret she feels bound to lock away? Felania may frustrate, but she will always entertain. And you will meet many a delightful faery along her path. Do read on!

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Glow had a problem, quite a big one I'm sure!
He had no shine, no sparkle! He needed a cure!
 
Dreaming of finding his own special shine, Glow goes on an adventure across the sky, seeking help from his fellow stars in the night.

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"And the power bursts forth
And the vision is above
And you want to live it
To live it all."

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Vanda Morris offers her personal experiences with buying, selling and letting property in the UK and abroad. She started out in the 60s, when property, as an investment was almost unheard of and makes comparisons to how things are today. The reality of property investment, to most people, seems appealing and may see this as an easy option of making a lot of money. However, Vanda highlights the pitfalls and challenges that come with property letting, and gives invaluable advice to potential landlords who want to take the same route. Other than her views on property, she also talks about her travel experiences. Vanda has travelled to Spain, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, France and Tunisia. Having lived through World War Two, she reveals what life was like for her as a child and why she feels people were happier in those days, and how she chooses to live to be happy.

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"Hello, we need to get you out of here urgently and treat your malaria and gastroenteritis. Old lovers don't die on my watch."
Having narrowly escaped death the last time he visited Africa, Christian de Villiers is hoping this trip will be slightly less action packed, although he is heading to Rwanda - right next to the border of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Christian is not only here to help, he is longing to learn more about his deceased father. Leaving his life behind, Christian travels to the village where his father once worked as a doctor, hoping to find some answers. What he finds there is friendship, but there is also danger, disease and deceit. Christian becomes embroiled in the doings of the violent Congolese warlords, but when ex-lover Isabella becomes involved, the race is on to keep each other alive. He goes in search of answers, but will he like what he finds?

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It's Friday the 13th back in 1958, and as the quaint Yorkshire Dales village of Dibbledale awakes, unsuspecting as to what lies ahead on that infamous day of bad luck and superstition, a number of personal dramas, narrated with humour and a touch of pathos, are all to be played out.
Following tales of love, deceit, hope, and schoolboy pranks, before the hour of midnight each will know their fate, when lives will be changed forever for either better or for worse.

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Algarve Travel Guide: 54 Cities/Towns/Villages

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One of the largest tour guides for the Algarve (Southern Portugal) covering 54 Cities/Towns/Villages. Find hidden gems and beach hideaways you never knew existed. Money saving tips before booking your holiday. Festivals, fairs, events for the each month, market and flea market dates, golfing courses, camping sites, attractions, zoos and waterparks.
Packed full of useful and helpful advice on almost any subject, easy food translation guide including eating out and other useful phrases, conversion charts, driving information with distance chart to help plan your days out. Airport information as well as clock change times.
Interesting facts that will leave you amazed, a brief history of how the Algarve was formed. At last, a guide book you won't want to put down.

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During a journey from Japan to the US, a torpedo strikes John's ship and he finds himself on an island, alone and devastated that he couldn't save his best friend Wallie.
Soon known as The Toy Soldier', he discovers there are hundreds of toys on Toy Island and he learns how everyone has their roles and what freedom brings. But there is one big fear for them all - The Toy Hunters. As the toys are valuable and the Toy Hunters have one goal in mind, John takes on leadership and must devise a plan of defence. With so many lives to protect, the pressure is on. Nevertheless, can John with the help of his friends defeat their enemies for good or will they always be looking over their shoulders in fear of their safety?

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Sean Collins' follow-up faction' book Last of the Cold War Warriors II, offers a fast-moving, highly descriptive insight into the Intelligence Services' operations that are constantly infiltrated by the penetrating icy talons of the Cold War. The suspense of ever-present danger and intrigue makes for gripping reading.
The author's fantastic accounts infused with a plethora of, often highly dubious, characters lead the reader across continents and into unknown territory. That the author can offer this information must be said to be testament to his knowledge; however, only he knows which is fact and which is fiction. It falls upon the reader to decide.

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Michael Angelus, Finance Director of the Murtagne Corporation and undercover consultant' with the US Internal Anti-terrorist Agency, together with his partner, Anna, are on a well-earned vacation in the West when he receives an urgent call from his colleague, Stella that has implications beyond anything he can imagine. 
For trouble is brewing in Nebraska where there has been a series of gruesome murders with religious overtones in which the only suspect is the charismatic preacher, Jedediah Christofer, founder of the Church of Righteousness. 
As the body count rises Michael comes to suspect that things are not as they first appear and that there are far more sinister reasons behind the killings that will eventually lead them to Washington DC and events that will shake the nation. 
Wrath of the Righteous' examines how close to self-destruction the ideological struggles of the American Dream can be.