Bücher von Robert Hart

Twice Born- Love, Loss and a Miracle -By Robert HartBased on the testimony of Thomas, Naomi, and Willow ArcherAn elderly couple live in a cottage on the banks of the River Dart in Devon, in the shelter of the Hoodown Woods. But their lives have been overshadowed by a family tragedy, that tore them apart, long ago. On a sunny day in spring, their granddaughter, Willow, runs in from the garden. "Come Papa, Grandma. Come quick. See what I've found!" What they discover in the woods will change their lives forever.Papa Tom is drawn into a quest for learning, but Grandma Naomi has reason to fear the truth he might unleash. The Archers are pulled back two decades, to confront their painful family loss, then back another five generations to the terrible murder of an innocent young mother.On their spiritual and emotional journey through loss, blame, guilt and despair, they discover the miracle of a love that can transcend death. This is a story of the power of prayers and promises, and how enduring love can heal the deepest wounds.Robert Hart had a distinguished career as a pioneering professional educator. He now lives by the sea and writes stories.

It is 1962 and Will Johnstone is sent back to his twelve-year-old body. What's more, he is about to escape his abusive father … by committing suicide.Will recoils from the act, resuming his troubled but jarringly changed life. Helped by unexpected allies, he sets out to rescue himself. Through his friendship with Col, the son of an East German defector, Will is swept into events at the edge of a different Cold War - events that threaten to rip apart his life - and heart. A timeslip novel set in Europe during an alternative Cold War.

The integration of tree and other farming can establish a sounder ecological balance and greater productivity of food and materials for clothing, fuel and shelter. The book suggests planting and cropping methods, and a range of potentially useful trees.