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What are the chances of a girl in care with a disability becoming a super hero?At one time, highly unlikely, but that was before a geek from Smallville started getting undressed in telephone kiosks, wearing his underpants over a pair of tights and calling himself Superman.Katie and Mel are best friends and both attend a special school for children with disabilities. Mel (possibly against her better judgment) entrusts Katie with the secrets of Astral Travel, which enables them to travel back and forth in time so they can rescue people in danger.These two young girls with disabilities become super heroes in this heart-warming debut novel by Stevie Bee from Northwest England.

In Draco's Weyrld, in the Kingdom of Nwm, a beautiful young woman finds herself being mentored by a dragon and a unicorn.Sonia is the 17-year-old daughter of a baron. She sets out on a quest to capture a unicorn, but instead becomes the creature's friend, and in the process she learns to become strong and self-confident.As Sonia's education continues under her two unlikely teachers, she matures into the woman she was meant to be and takes on roles previously only carried out by men."Both thoughtful and imaginative, the author displays the rare ability to view the actions of humans through the eyes of magical beasts. Sonia in Vert comes alive with colors and scents and masterful world-building."-Janet Catherine Johnston, astrophysicist and master science fiction/fantasy costumerAuthor Avi Ornstein has been writing articles, newsletters and poems for over 45 years. Sonia in Vert is his second book. He imagined this fantasy world 30 years ago and finally put his dreams to paper. He helped form the New England branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism over 38 years ago and was introduced to role-playing games 10 years later. Raised in New York and rural Pennsylvania, Ornstein now lives in Connecticut, where he is an inner-city high school math and science teacher.Publisher's website: http://www.eloquentbooks.com/SoniaInVert.html

Learn how to invest in real estate while avoiding costly mistakes. Author and high school teacher Wilnes Radegonde began investing in real estate in 2005 and bought four properties in three years, buying one and building two in a year alone. And you can do it, too. Property Investment in Tough Times: Four Properties in Three Years is full of financial strategy tips including how to borrow money using very little or nothing of your own money and how to borrow extra to cover the shortfall over the next few years until the property grows in value. You will learn to build your property portfolio fast from scratch and how to start constructing your financial freedom today.This book will teach you:¿ When, where and what type of property to buy.¿ Whether capital growth or positive cash flow is better.¿ Positive vs. negative gearing issue explores.¿ Advantages and disadvantages of cross-securitisation.¿ How investing in property is easier than you think.¿ How to use smart financial techniques to borrow more.Bio:Wilnes Radegonde has worked as a high school teacher for eight years. He invested in real estate, made a few mistakes, learned from them, and now wants to share his success story with the world. Born in Seychelles, an ex-French and British colony in the Indian Ocean, Wilnes went to Australia to study at University and has been there ever since.

London, 1847. Having fallen from the comforts of wealth and luxury, John Charlesworth and his wife, Catherine, are struggling to support their family through the dark times of poverty and rampant illness. After losing his job and seeking desperately for a way out of their destitution, John reluctantly indentures himself and his family to a wealthy squatter in the distant town of Port Philip, Australia. But their journey is not without its share of hardships...or tragedy. Read the fascinating tale of an immigrant family who, amidst their loneliness in a strange, new country, work hard toward building a better life for themselves, in a different place, in a different time.ABOUT THE AUTHOR-Susan Cox is a school principal and teacher at a Christian school in Geelong, Victoria, Australia. Susan, her husband and four children lived in Shelford for seven years, at which time she became fascinated with the history of Victoria and began the idea for her book. Susan is currently working on her second novel.Visit the website at: www.adifferenttime.com.au