Bücher von Jonathan Shaw

Two people, despite being in different points of life, battle a shadow with different faces. Seventeen-year-old Nicolas and his mother escape his insane father's torment by moving to an apartment outside of town. When he started to suffer from hallucinations similar to his father's, he feared he'd end up exactly like his father did. His new neighbor stepped in and began shedding more light on what was really at play. Police detective Erik pursued the head of the notorious Surkins gang that resettled in Welltown. Strange hallucinations and nightmares began plaguing him during the chase. Upon capturing the gang leader, Erik discovered that these trances are caused by whatever the Surkins worship. Erik teams up with a crew of scientists and soldiers who came to stop this force, while Nicolas must trust his neighbor to battle it. As time passes, the events only worsen, and it became clear that this Shadow was beyond what they could understand. It threatened to kill everyone they loved and destroy all they knew.

This book is dedicated to children ,youth and even adults who may struggle with confidence, believing, insecurities or could just use a boost in faith.. this is an adventurous story of a little girl realizing that she can do anything and overcome any obstacles.

A book of verse. The result of a project of writing at leat 14 Onegin stanzas in November 2019 and 2020, plus a longer narrative poem, also in Onegin stanzas, about a little-known episode in the history of North Queensland that made headlines in all Australian states and in Europe in the late 1920s

Little Bean is an encouraging and fun story about a young girl and her adventurous way of believing in herself. Little Bean is a book full of vibrant colors and beautiful pictures that will keep you captivated. The moral of the story is no matter what roadblocks or obstacles that try to get in the way, you always stand strong in faith. Little Bean is a story that teaches children that they can do what their heart desires regardless of what the naysayers believe. This story will have your child feeling part of Little Bean's great adventure and, in part, learn to be positive, not negative, and also to believe in themselves.

The fourth collection of verse from the blog Me Fail? I Fly! Fourteen fourteen-line poems written each November in 2016, 2017 and 2018.

A selection of verse from the blog Me Fail? I Fly! and other verse that has been published elsewhere or been part of family celebrations