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We've got plenty of time, darlingAll these hours are oursWe're walking words and wonderThis collection of poems lets the readers dive into their inner selves, gently dragging them beyond words and inviting them to dialogue with their own most instinctive and deepest part with love, strength and spontaneity. During this journey, one can grasp the never banal lightness of the concepts hidden behind the words, sometimes contrasting concepts, other times soft and full of simplicity. Suddenly, naturally, everything that seemed wrong becomes right and bright. Gurmehar Kaur Gulati was born in the happiest family of five, in the lively city of New Delhi, India. She moved to the Emerald Isle (Ireland) at the age of 21 to pursue her MSc in Applied Psychology, and currently lives in Bray, close to 'her soul-calming' ocean, living her dream life! She practiced Applied Behaviour Analysis Teaching for kids with autism for a couple of years, then moved on to becoming a Mental Health Specialist, and is presently a Behaviour Support Coordinator at a day service for adults with intellectual disabilities. Seeing happy faces at work and igniting warmth in one's heart through the written word make her Psychology and Writing career walk in harmony alongside each other.Mehar was always drawn to the literary world and believed in the magic of love from a very young age. She started reading novels and writing poems when she was in the second grade and by the time she was a teenager, there was no stopping her and her power pen. Like most Disney Princesses, she functions on kind words, the goodness of one's heart, and the faith that things always work out for the best. All she hopes is that her work can bring a smile to your beautiful face, making it even more radiant!

Outdoor Fun is halfway between a book and a guide that aims to help families get outdoors, enjoy recreational activities, fresh air and physical exercise and rejuvenation.It's full of amazing hints and tips about planning, safety and recipes.Its key message is: "you don't need to spend lots of money on outdoor adventure and fun. Quality time with each other, a positive attitude, some useful resources help make the outing great. Eat healthy fuel while you are outside enjoying nature and your family!"Try to get outdoors as your family will benefit in many ways such as emotionally, physically, intellectually and socially.Gain confidence, absorb the sunshine's Vitamin D and have fun! Joanne Fergusson is a wife and mother of one child.She lives in Queensland, Australia, near some great beaches. As a qualified teacher, she has taught many sports lessons, noticing how the kids enjoyed getting outdoors in the fresh air, participating in many types of physical activity. Growing up she had a lot of time spent outside playing and developing physical skills.This aspect provided fun and balance for her life.These days she continues to appreciate and enjoy a number of simple, inexpensive outings with her family and friends. Making cards and cooking are current hobbies she has.Outdoor Fun is her third published book.

Lexie Tempress Fear's Chokehold is the first chapter in a saga that will introduce us to Balladeen, a fantasy world which effects and mixes with the world we know. The story follows the lives of six young adults who have all been brought together to develop their supernatural gifts and to become Guardians of the Legacy. In the first half of this book, we are introduced to Hayden Harper, a short-tempered American teenager and his estranged father. Their lives are turned upside down one morning when they wake to find Iris, the "Ice Queen" in their lounge room. The mysterious woman reveals to Hayden, in a shocking and painful way, that he has a unique power and a special destiny. After unlocking his abilities Iris takes them both to Balladeen, where Hayden will begin his training, but the first day is a bumpy road he won't soon forget.In the second half of the book Lisa, a shy, overweight, Australian middle child, becomes the focal point of the story after she is unexpectedly sent back from Balladeen to her own world. We then learn about her abusive family and the bullying she undergoes from her peers. Her powers remain unlocked, this doesn't go unnoticed, and Lisa becomes targeted by a woman named Wanda, the Leech, and her crew. Lisa lives her life going through torment, betrayal and bad decisions. Only when she learns to come to terms with herself, her past and the anger that oppresses her can she finally break free and return to Balladeen to embark on the path that will lead her and her future teammates to fulfill their destinies. Kristal is from Victoria, Australia. She is a self-taught writer with a love affair for creating stories, especially this one, which is close to her heart. When she isn't writing, she loves spending time with family and friends, watching the newest shows or movies. Enjoying the classics to settle down for the night, devouring a book or role-playing with friends.Despite suffering with dyslexia, her passion and determination to construct storylines touching on a number of hard-hitting subjects, intertwined with a spectacular fantasy world, has persevered. Fulfilling her dreams despite her own dark battles and several rejections. She is keen to develop this tale, grow as a writer and a person. Always learning and discovering.

Slum Heaven Gamblers is an exaggerated portrayal of life in a poverty-stricken slum and township plagued with gang thrills and community uproars in which a teenage girl narrates her journey of self-discovery surrounded by her internal conflicts and unweaving faith in righteousness, condemnation of sin and belief which is tested and defied by experiences.In abusive relationships, she finds comfort and wonders off to psychologically battle the good that is done for and to her.During her journey, she loses her innocence, and she battles with herself as a teenager in prime puberty state in gang violence and young first-time love ecstasies. The story sheds light on religious beliefs, the struggle to survive growth through the demand for age maturity, moral deprivation, and faith in God and gods. Lungile Lubuzo was born in the townships of the city of Durban, South Africa on the 10th of May 1993.The only surviving child of late mother Duduzile Patience Mhongo and father Michael Lubuzo raised by stepmother Monica Thobeka Lubuzo.A heritage of Zulu and Xhosa dynasties is her cultural inheritance. Official records of her education began in 2001 at Nobuhle International Primary school which is where the excessive hoppy of writing descriptive poetry began and later on graduated in Bachelor of Social work in the summer of 2018 at the University of South Africa.Besides creative writing she also enjoys creative arts and farming.Slum Heaven Gamblers is her first published book.

A multi-dimensional story of a human tragedy dredged from the belly of a theatre of war.In two and a half years, scampering from Aba to Amaeke Item and back to Aba, a 10-year-old boy accepts his mother's prescient prompt to document the untold sordid realities of the Nigerian-Biafran war.Its flow connects daring adventures and unexpected events, community sense of survival, brotherhood and friendship. The narrative rhythm is thrilling and touching.Kidding in a Theatre of War drives the reader into a metaphorical grip that's hard to escape from. Ndu Paul Eke is a war survivor, storyteller and writer. He has been a broadcast, newspaper and digital media Journalist rising to the post of an Editor.Years after, Ndu transited to a banking career during which he led marketing, corporate communications and relationship marketing teams.Lately, has been leading a leadership communications consultancy he founded.

When you learn to say NO,Your victories turn to be over lastingFamily, neighborhood, city and the whole worldAre all mistaken,LiarsThey hate youOnly your tears are honestListen only to them,Let their Fingernails be instilled into your woundsLet them yell at your faceTelling you about your mistakesLet truth take your shaky mind into its handsStare at your misery distress, overindulgingFeel your breakdowns, to the brimResort to GODThen, stand uprightWaiting for your next battleOn your waist, you are holding your swordThe sword, that made you matureWhen you come back victorious,Life will accept you with open arms,Delightful smile, magic eyesAnd a soft hand that will hangLove badge over your chest Ru'a Sheesh was born in 1992, in Bethlehem.She has a Business Administration Degree, and she works for Palestinian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities.Wings is her first book, written in 2016 when she was 24 years old. Wings was first published in Arabic after her participation in the competition held by A.M. Qattan Foundation for young writers in 2017.It was published with corporation of Al Ahlia Publishing and Distribution House in Jordan in 2019.She has written another book of poems entitled Totally Isolated, ready to get published.Her hobby is writing songs in English in order to improve and develop better language skills.

"I am not marked by machete blows; I am marked by the love and power of God."Far from being a chronicle of the Rwandan genocide, As We Forgive Them narrates the story of one woman's astonishing resilience and those who accompanied her on her journey, making her victory possible: from her childhood to her vocation to become a nun that turned out so differently, her marriage, and all the events that prepared her to face the indescribable. This is a first-class testimony to the power of forgiveness in a generation that, more than ever, needs reminding of what it means to forgive and learn to rise beyond the trauma. Apolline had to face death and suffered deeply from it. Nevertheless, her life is a witness of how her faith in Christ Jesus helped her in these brutal circumstances. In the face of the unforgivable, she offered forgiveness and found inner healing. A survivor of the Rwandan genocide, Apolline Dukuzemariya recounts her life trajectory in this book. Her story is a prime testimony to the power of forgiveness despite the unspeakable cruelty she faced.Almost thirty years ago, on April 21, 1994, to be precise, she was massacred by ten militiamen and left for dead at her home in Butare, in the south of the country. Despite all odds, she held onto life, and eventually, Apolline managed to depart to Europe on humanitarian grounds. The long, slow healing process allowed her to reflect, read and pray. Today, Apolline lives in Aigle in the canton of Vaud and is a naturalized Swiss.

Inspired by the Author's personal search for the Divine, Life of a Sufi novel is centred on the idea that Sufism may be best described as Islamic mysticism or asceticism, which through belief and practice, helps attain closeness to God by way of direct personal experience of deity. The process of taking a concept and turning it into a book is challenging, but the experience is internally demanding and fulfilling and the reader will find a joyous moment of participation in this process. Saira Ahmed was born in Pakistan to a bureaucratic family, and had her primary school education from Vichy, France. She studied Environmental science and sustainability in Australia, International relations in Kazakhstan, and holds an MBA degree from Islamabad. She has vast experience in programmatic humanitarian, gender and disaster risk management work.She worked with the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) supporting the Member states in the economic development as Communication Specialist and also for National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). Government of Pakistan. Saira for two years was the face (anchor woman and editor) of the Pakistan Television Corporation (PTV World), the English national news channel of Pakistan. Nowadays she is serving as United Nations International civil servant, based in Egypt.When she is not writing, Saira spends most of her time reading, cooking, decorating home, travelling the world, and catching her favourite Broadway shows. She is fond of jewellery designing and has a passion for selecting pearls and stones from across the world. She loves music and is fond of orchestral classics. Since childhood Saira stand out for her fierce ideas and strong self-motivation to make a difference in her life and for others around her. She is married to an Italian diplomat.Life of a Sufi is her first book, inspired by her personal search of the Divine.Devoted to charitable causes, she is a member of numerous diplomatic associations and her search of divine still continues.

"Is it really a sin to win? No! Losing may be a sin. God gave you a unique set of qualities, so you can create miracles. I invite you not to contempt this package and fully exploit what you own." Win is no sin drives us to improve our life by waking up our own potentiality and... make it a masterpiece!It feels like as if you had the opportunity to absorb all the universal leadership lessons passed through the filter of Christian wisdom in just a few evenings.Even if you are a non-believer, you will be raptured by the flow of this book and eager to build your own miracle.Through the quotes of the Bible, and nine interesting conversations with some of the best-known Lithuanian priests, you will dive into the mysteries of faith but also in the simplicity of everyday life, its family dynamics, business matters, joys and sorrows and everything that is part of our earthly journey. Giedrius Surplys, a Member of the Parliament of the Republic of Lithuania, former advisor to Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis and head of the governmental COVID-19 communication group, ex Minister of Agriculture, ex Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs, and ex advisor to Minister of Foreign Affairs Vygaudas U¿ackas, is no stranger to the world of the words.He was a speechwriter for the President of the Republic of Lithuania Dalia Grybauskait¿, he worked as a print, TV and radio journalist.Christianity is not new realm to Giedrius either. He participated in the creation of the Lithuanian Catholic youth magazine "Lux" back in 1999 and worked in the Youth Centre of the Vilnius Archdiocese.In 2002, he initiated the modern Christian music festival "Sielos" ("Soul's" in Lithuanian) that has been organised for 21 consecutive years. Win is no sin is the author's first book.

A masterful translation of literature's greatest story.This astounding sonnet sequence charts the ten year journey of Odysseus on his way home from the Trojan War.Chambers' stunning adaptation is loyal to Homer's epic and yet is absolutely original.Europe Books welcomes you on board this amazing voyage. The sonnets of John Chambers detail and reviveHomer's epic most lovingly and most movinglyDonald RevellUniversity of NevadaWinner of the Gertrude Stein Award and US National Poetry Prize"a brilliant and accessible interpretationof the greatest tale in western literature "Stephen CollinsJournalist The Irish Times and author An award-winning poet, John Chambers has been published in The Spectator, The Irish Times, New Irish Writing as well as many other Irish and international anthologies and magazines.Previous books include 101 Irish Lives (Gill and Macmillan) and A Working Day (Revival Press).Frank, a sonnet sequence, was nominated for a Hennessy Award.

Oktober 1930 in Berlin, Boris Lukitsch und seine Familie haben schon einen mühsamen Weg hinter sich. Nach der Oktoberrevolution mussten sie aus Odessa fliehen und haben nun in Berlin ihren Handel mit Tierdärmen wiederaufgebaut. Ihr scheinbar ruhiges Leben nimmt eine unerwartete und dramatische Wendung, als Sie einem jungen Mann namens Heinrich Zimmermann helfen, der von Unbekannten zusammengeschlagen wurde.Denn bald wird klar, dass Heinrich Zimmermann ein Anhänger der Nationalsozialisten ist, der seine eigenen Pläne verfolgt ...Auf einer ereignisreichen Reise von Berlin bis nach Casablanca nehmen wir, über drei Generationen hinweg, Anteil an Erfolg und Scheitern, Aufstieg und Verlust, Schuld und Reue.Schatten unter seinen Schwingen erzählt von dem Schmerz des einen und der tief im Inneren verborgenen Schuld des anderen die sich wie ein roter Faden durch die berührende Familiengeschichte zieht und uns eintauchen lässt in eine tiefere, menschliche Ebene.

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Nach der altindisch-ayurvedischen Heilmethodik wird der Mensch als Individuum immer im Gesamten betrachtet und versucht, Körper, Geist und Seele in Einklang zu bringen und somit bleibt der Mensch gesund und vital. Der ayurvedische Gelehrte Vagbhata Sutrasthana (600 n. Chr.) brachte dies treffend auf den Punkt, als er einmal sagte:"Wer stets gesunde Lebensmittel isst, eine regelmäßige Lebensweise besitzt, nicht den Objekten der Sinne anhängt, gibt und vergibt, die Wahrheit liebt und anderen dient, ist ohne Krankheit."Hört sich das für Sie interessant an? Oder möchten Sie sich durch Fußreflexzonenmassage, Autogenes Training, Aromatherapie, Shiatsu, Nuad TraditionalThai, Tuina Anmo Massage oder Klangschalentherapie etwas Gutes tun? Schon einmal etwas von therapeutischem Waldbaden gehört? Es scheint schier endlose Möglichkeiten zu geben, die eigene Gesundheit zu fördern. Weitsichtiger ist es, vorzubeugen, etwas Neues auszuprobieren und auf sich und seinen Körper zu hören, bevor man erkrankt."[...] Beobachten Sie Ihr Herz - dann sind Sie mit voller Achtsamkeit bei Ihrem Herzen. Lernen Sie zu beobachten, ohne zu bewerten und Sie werden etwas sehr Wertvolles, etwas sehr Schöpferisches erfahren - Ihre Gedanken werden frei. Bewusstheit - der Schlüssel zur Weitsicht." (Vasant Lad, 2012)Neue Impulse, neue Kraft, neue Ideen, mentale Stärke - Ihre Gedanken sind wertvoll! Wie schaut es mit Ihnen aus - was müssen Sie tun, was können Sie tun, was wollen Sie tun und vor allem: Was dürfen Sie tun für Ihre ganz persönliche Gesundheit?

So haben sich die kleinen Feen im Dorf das Siedlungsfest nicht vorgestellt.Runzela, die böse Hexe, taucht plötzlich auf dem Festplatz auf und versucht die Macht über das Dorf an sich zu reißen. Kaja, die kleine Fee, hat sich etwas verspätet und kann das Geschehen von der Ferne aus beobachten.Ihr ist klar, dass nur sie das Dorf und ihre Freunde retten kann. Wird sie es schaffen?

Die Entwicklungsgeschichte des Menschen, - beginnend mit dem "Homo Habilis", dem Urmenschen, bis zum "Homo Sapiens", dem Jetztmensch, ist beeinflusst von Eigenschaften, die dem Begriff Eitelkeit zugeordnet werden können. Kaum einer dieser Spezies kann sich dem Sog, der in Jedem innewohnenden Anlage, entziehen.Die Verführung von der Gesellschaft wahrgenommen zu werden, beziehungsweise eine besondere Rolle zu spielen, sei es durch die Darstellung materieller Werte und /oder bestimmter Positionen in der Arbeitswelt, der Politik, dem Sport, der Kunst, regt die Kreativität an. Nicht zuletzt entwickelt der Mensch daraus Antriebskräfte, die dieses Streben in Fakten umsetzt.Der Autor der vorliegenden Abfassung versteht es, dieses Phänomen mit Hilfe eigener Erfahrungen, geschichtlicher Hintergründe und unterstützenden Grafiken, in einer Weise zu schildern, die bei dem Leser das Interesse weckt die Argumente weckt, die Interessen.Jedes Kapitel regt an, sich der eigenen Auffassung zu stellen, bzw. Diskussionen einzuleiten.

Nachkriegszeit in Österreich. Günther Wurzer, Jahrgang 1944 wird als drittes von fünf Kindern in Sinabelkirchen in der Ost-Steiermark geboren und wächst in einer Bäckersfamilie auf.Zu seinem Vater, der aus der Kriegsgefangenschaft zurückkehrt, bleibt das Verhältnis distanziert. Auch der Mutter fehlt die Kraft, sich neben der vielen Arbeit intensiv um die Kinderschar zu kümmern. Zu den Kriegserlebnissen wird zudem geschwiegen und jeder versucht, damit fertig zu werden. Doch Günther möchte sich mit seinem Schicksal nicht abfinden und versucht als Jugendlicher, für sein Glück und seinen Erfolg zu kämpfen.In seiner Biographie lässt der Autor uns an seinem ereignisreichen Leben teilhaben, indem er reflektiert und seine Gedanken und Gefühle, während der österreichischen Nachkriegszeit bis heute, schildert. Niemals seinen Optimismus verlierend kommt er seinem Ziel langsam näher. Dabei begegnen ihm immer wieder unterschiedliche Menschen, die seinen Weg begleiten. All dieses hinterlässt auf seinem Lebensweg einen tiefen Eindruck und trägt am Ende zu einem gelungenen Leben bei.Vor allem jungen Menschen möchte der Autor zeigen, dass ein negatives Elternhaus nicht entscheidend ist, sondern jeder Mensch sein Leben selbst in der Hand hat.

Was ist Liebe? Entsteht sie im Kopf oder im Herzen? Ist es wahre Liebe oder nur das Gefühl, geliebt zu werden?Nachdem ihr Freund sie verlässt, steckt Stefanie in einer Sinnkrise. Verstört durch die Männer in ihrem Umfeld beschließt sie, sich einen Brieffreund zu suchen. Im Internet trifft sie den Engländer Thomas. Gemeinsam mit ihm begibt sie sich auf eine unerwartete Reise, auf der sie mehr über sich lernt als jemals zuvor. Die Grenzen zwischen realer und digitaler Welt, zwischen Wunsch und Wirklichkeit, zwischen Freundschaft und Liebe beginnen zu verschwimmen ...

Winter 1956, Anny, eine junge Frau aus dem Harz, blickt zurück auf ihr bisheriges Leben. Sie ist zu ihrer großen Liebe Friedrich nach Ost-Berlin gezogen. Keine leichte Entscheidung für ein katholisch erzogenes Mädchen vom Lande, das an idyllische Berglandschaften gewöhnt ist.Der Wiederaufbau im Osten geht nur schleppend voran und so beschließen viele, in den Westen ,rüberzumachen'. Für Friedrich, einen überzeugten Sozialisten, ist das keine Option.Das Geld reicht jedoch kaum fürs Leben in der winzigen Wohnung, geschweige denn für ein weiteres Kind. Ihre leidenschaftliche Liebe wird immer wieder auf die Probe gestellt. Und dann ist da noch Lena, Friedrichs ehemalige Freundin, die es immer wieder schafft, ihn in ihren Bann zu ziehen. Anny ist verunsichert. Wird er ihr widerstehen können?

Thomas Martens wird von Albträumen aus seiner Kindheit geplagt.Immer wieder erscheinen die schemenhaften Erinnerungen, die er nicht deuten kann. Seine innerliche Leere wird durch den plötzlichen Unfalltod seiner in Paris lebenden Stiefeltern verstärkt.Als eine französische Journalistin Kontakt zu ihm aufnimmt, wird schnell klar - der Unfall war ein geplanter Mord. Gemeinsam mit ihr sowie einem Agenten des französischen Auslandsgeheimdienstes (DGSE) und einem ehemaligen Chef eines Polizeireviers folgen sie einer Spur, die bis in die deutsche Hauptstadt führt. Hier stellen sie fest, dass alles im Zusammenhang mit einem Netzwerk aus Intrigen und sexuellem Missbrauch steht.Ein idyllisches Schlösschen in Mitteldeutschland entpuppt sich als Ort einer sektenähnlichen Gemeinschaft. Hier finden sie weitere Antworten zum Mord in Paris sowie zu Martens Albträumen.Es beginnt eine rasante Jagd durch halb Europa.

Ich sehe in die Leere der Landschaft, während die Wolken immer dichter werden.Ihr Duft hängt noch im Raum. Niemand außer uns hat seit langem diesen Ort betreten.Wie viele Stunden wir hier im vergangenen Jahr gelacht, geweint, geredet, geträumt, in den Armen des anderen gelegen und uns geliebt haben ... - ich kann sie nicht zählen ... Es sind die glücklichsten Momente meines Lebens, die ich hier mit ihr verbracht habe, tief verborgen vor der Welt, ohne dass auch nur irgendjemand von unserer Liebe weiß.Und obwohl wir diesen Raum nie verlassen haben, obwohl wir nie zusammen im Kino waren, obwohl wir nie gemeinsam ein Restaurant besucht haben, obwohl wir nie in der Öffentlichkeit zusammen sichtbar waren und obwohl wir nie eine ganze Nacht miteinander verbracht haben, beginnt mit diesem ersten Kuss am 7. Januar 2021 eine Liebe, die, obwohl sie wohl für immer geheim bleiben wird, so besonders, so außergewöhnlich, so einzigartig, so tief ist, dass sie sich, ohne dass es auch nur einen Augenblick einen Zweifel daran geben kann, in die großen Liebesgeschichten der Weltliteratur einreiht: Tristan und Isolde, Abaelard und Heloise, Lady Marian und Robin Hood, Else Lasker-Schüler und Gottfried Benn, Simone de Beauvoir und Jean Paul Sartre, Maria Casarès und Albert Camus, Florentino Ariza und Fermina Daza, Harry und Sally, Emma Morley und Dexter Mayhew, Anastasia Steele und Christian Grey ...

Laura gibt die kleine Lea an Marie weiter. Sieschaukelt sie leicht im Arm mit einem verträumtenGesichtsausdruck. Dann sieht sie mich an und das ist derMoment, der alles verändert!Marie wünscht sich ein eigenes Kind, nur findet sie dafür einfach nicht den passenden Partner. Auch in ihrem besten Freund Jakob erwacht plötzlich derselbe Wunsch. Der Haken bei ihm: Er steht grundsätzlich nicht auf Frauen.Doch dann kommen die beiden auf eine geniale Idee: Warum bekommen sie kein Kind zusammen? Per Samenspende - versteht sich. Dass die meisten Menschen wenig von ihrer Familiengestaltung halten, schreckt sie nicht ab.Tatsächlich wird Marie schwanger und bekommt sogar Zwillinge.Nur in der Liebe warten sie weiterhin auf ihr Happy-End.Ein wahres Chaos an Gefühlen, Wünschen, Träumen, Vorurteilen und natürlich Liebe sorgt dafür, dass alles irgendwie doch komplizierter wird, als eigentlich geplant war...

Sarna, Marko und ihre Kinder sind die Protagonisten dieses wunderbaren Abenteuers. Diese Familie von Rüsselmäusen beschließt zu verreisen und erlebt tolle Abenteuer. Nachdem sie ein Wohnmobil gebaut haben, entscheiden sie, in Richtung Frankreich zu fahren. Während der Reise machen sie auf mehreren Etappen halt, treffen neue Leute und gewinnen neue Freunde."Die erstaunliche Reise der Rüsselmäuse" ist ein tolles Buch für Familien, das auch die Kleinsten begeistern wird.

My womb is an artist is a collection of poems that contains in verses emotions and desires of an author who wants to express the very essence of existence, of coming into the world, living creating and healing.The compositions explore the womb seen in its various facets: element of pleasure, means and instrument for the joy of birth, maternal element and a deeply feminine sanctuary. The search for love, healing and peace infuses the writing.Every reading plunges us into a whirlwind of emotions almost without space and time, through metaphors and rhetorical figures that can give us back the meaning of life as understood by the author: sense of freedom, of belonging and grace. Céline Cervi was born in France in 1973. She holds both the French and Maltese nationalities. After training as a political scientist in Aix-en-Provence, Paris, Exeter and Bruges, she specialised in European Affairs. She has worked for the EU, the UN, international NGOs, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean, and has been volunteering on many fronts. Céline has lived in Brussels, New York, Valletta, Manila, Ankara and Skopje. She is also a Kundalini Yoga teacher (with spiritual name Angad Bani Kaur), a Reiki master and she writes poetry. She is a peace-seeker, knowing all too well that Peace starts within. She is inspired by the books she reads, the healers she meets and all the women she is blessed to call her sisters. Céline speaks French and English, some Spanish and Turkish.

An intimate story that does not debase itself with saccharine feelings and a glamorous cover. In today's Paris that is forever a timeless capital, with an angel that seems to have remained in a pre-enlightenment world. For Dixi drawn of legend and of dreams... Of life and the depths of souls that open wide to the breath of the world.CORRIERE DELLA SERAMelanie, a literary revelation and media celebrity... Books written at full tilt, with cinematic rhythm and immediacy.LA STAMPA It's Paris, at the beginning of the 2000s. An angel falls in love with Dixi, a fragile girl who works as a model. Born into a wealthy French family with bourgeois roots, Dixi has had to bring herself up, a girl lost in a chaotic life with neither rules nor future, and now at the mercy of a gypsy with whom she is hopelessly in love and who drags her, playing with her feelings, into a series of dark events. The spirit, Alan, follows her everywhere, until he reveals himself to her in the churches where Dixi finds refuge and comfort."You have to observe yourself when you feel a painful emotion, because that is the door to self-awareness."After The Westerner (2017) and The Perfect Woman (2018), Melanie Francesca changes tone: leaving comedy and satire behind, she takes us to a more intimate level by investigating the nature of feelings and suffering, laying bare those wounds that since childhood determine the trajectory of our lives and our choices. Nothing is ever forgotten, but things are transformed, transmuting the lead of despair into the gold of understanding.The Angel is a book infused with magic, destined to open the doors to selfawareness. Melanie Francesca is a lifestyle journalist, writer, artist and television personality. She has published thirteen books, ranging from novels to poetry, and is the protégé of such literary lights as Italian writer Nanda Pivano and journalist Barbara Alberti. Melanie Francesca is a graduate of Venice's Academy of Fine Arts and has exhibited in Paris, Milan, Moscow and the Middle East. Under the aegis of the UAE's Minister of Culture, she took part in Art Dubai with The Box, an artwork later displayed at the Cap Contemporary Art Platform in Kuwait. She lives between Dubai and Lugano.www.melaniefrancesca.cominstagram: melaniefrancesca_

Operation Ransac - Conspiracy is the true account of what happened to Eric R. Biddle, the same author of this book, at the hands of the Toronto Police starting in late October 1986. The book retraces the horrendous conditions he was exposed to in a year and a half of wrongful custody before sentencing. Also covered are the attempts on his life orchestrated by the police during the eight years and a half of custody. But the most interesting coverage is the actual criminal conspiracy to convict and silence him about the shocking investigation of the African National Congress or ANC in Canada. The other amazing aspect of the Eric R. Biddle story is that there was, and continues to be, a total media blackout on him. Biddle was falsely accused of attacking women and later decided to flee from Canada to Spain first and then to Finland, a true democracy. Biddle was finally cleared of criminal charges in July 2018. Eric R. Biddle was born on February 28,1950 in Vancouver, Canada. As a young man near Montreal he was very good at sports, but had to work hard at studies. After high school his parents encouraged him to distance himself from the bad influence of one friend. So, he accepted the offer of UBC in Vancouver and enrolled at age 17. After a year he returned east to study at Queens in Kingston, Ontario. During his four years at Queens he lived with his family for economic reasons. His summer jobs paid for tuition.After seven years working in the textile field for DuPont he resigned and moved to British Columbia. There he worked as a teacher. Seeking a better life he moved to Zimbabwe for some time. The poor conditions and bleak future of Africa decided him to return to Canada. This is the time when he got involved in intelligence work. After being wrongly imprisoned for eight and a half years, he fled Canada first to Spain and then to Finland, a true democracy. Teaching gave him an income in both countries. Now he enjoys writing.

"Carter loved culling suppositions from dry data, almost as much as turning international traffickers against their associates, or 'trading eights' with studio musicians. He was a split-personality." A noir novel, a breath-taking thriller, a compelling detective story. The reader will be completely captivated by this novel which can be read in one sitting.The story takes place in a New York that is as dark as the shady inhabitants who lurk in the winding alleys.Will Carter be able to figure out the right way without getting into trouble?The answer can only be found at the end of the book. Peter Noel Duhamel, a former Assistant United States Attorney in New York City, is a licensed private investigator. Born in Boston, where he attended law school, he spent most of his life in NYC before moving to Corfu, Greece, where he now lives and writes. As well as working as a professional actor in NY, LA and Beijing, Peter produced and directed "Hell's Kitchen", a feature shown at the South by Southwest and Belgium International film festivals, and the documentary "Islam Muslims counterterrorism ... a mosaic", which was nominated for Best Feature Documentary and Best Direction at the London and Nice international film festivals and selected for the World Independent Cinema Awards. In addition, he has taught at the Chinese People's Public Security University in Beijing and has been published in professional legal journals.Cover image by Peter Noel Duhamel.

"Kamaru felt a little relief in the company of the strangers maybe because they all had the same fate and while trying to bring his thoughts together to know the next line of action, it was disrupted by a loud chant and huge flame coming from his father's house and instantly it dawned on him that his father's house had been torched."Ap¿t¿ is a deep and exciting story that explores the most intimate parts of the souls of the protagonists bringing out the eternal conflict between good and evil.The language is heart-warming, thrilling and vivid. It's a gem of a narrative in which everything can be found, love, brotherhood and respect. Everyone should get their hands on this masterpiece. Iwu Finian is an occupational health and safety consultant living in Port Harcourt Nigeria. With great passion for storytelling, he has been able to put together this wonderful piece of work. Ap¿t¿ is his first literary work though fictional, tends to appeal to readers on the need to change the narrative of intolerance within multi-cultural and multi-religious communities around the world. Finian is happily married with three lovely children.

This book is based on the author's varied experience:¿ Missile design and management at RAFAEL, the Israeli Armament Development Authority,¿ Teaching and research projects carried out by his graduate students and himself in Israel (Technion and Tel Aviv universities), the US (University of California, Berkeley) and Canada (Mc-Gill University),¿ His experience as consultant in Israel for 34 start-ups and high-tech companies.Through his courses the author provided his students the foundation for future careers, as many of them have become leading figures in Israeli high-tech industries.The book is structured as a textbook for students in Mechanical or Aeronautical engineering, but it can also be used as a reference book for engineers working in related fields. Reuven Eshel was born in Haifa on November 12, 1936 and married on June 17, 1962 to Ruth (born Ratner), they have 3 Children and 8 grandchildren.He had a B.Sc. (Cum Laude) in Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering, Technion, Israel, a D.Sc. (Direct Path) in Mechanical Engineering, Technion, Israel, a graduation of RAFAEL Management school and a graduation of arbitrators-course, Association of Israeli Arbitrators. Numerous professional experiences have characterised his working life, from 1997 to 2020 he worked as Consultant to 34 Hi-Tech industries and institutions in Israel and Slovenia.He was elected as "Excellent lecturer" at the Technion in 1975, Chosen as best lecturer of the M.E. department, Technion in 1980, was Honor member of Pie-Tau-Sigma, Berkeley Chapter, USA in 1981, Chosen as best lecturer at the M.E. department, Technion in 1993, 1995, 2006, Chosen as member of the New York Academy of Science in 1997, in 2019 he won the Prize for life achievements (1958 to 2019) at RAFAEL - Armament Development Authority, and Rafael company.He published 2 books about Contributions of Israeli Academia to Industry and 85 publications on management, technology, and technological history, and also 25 confidential books, and 180 technical reports for RAFAEL.

The desire to make poetry is a consequence of a way of life, of facing reality with the force, passion and tenacity that belongs to every poet, of seeing beyond the surface of things, of grasping hidden truths, of discovering the flavors and scents of familiar places and of expressing personal feelings.The purpose of this collection is precisely to push the reader to a deep reflection of himself and the world around him, through the eyes of a young woman, first full of hope for life, and then disillusioned as she grew older and became aware of the reality of a male-dominated society, always ready to belittle and exploit the experiences and abilities of young women.The direct transmission of impulsive or reasoned sensations is frequent and widespread in the collection that, therefore, highlights an instinct and a genuineness trait of her poetic vein."How do you spell love without fire?How do you measure passion without thunder? How do you spell me, without you?""I'm not your modern girl. I'm the replica of my mother's relic. The unfolding story of centuries of her truth, caged, forged and submerged in history of censored and broken spirit." Adaeze Christlene Nwankwo is a poet, writer and founder of Girls and Poems, a platform that helps girls connect with their feelings, heal through poetry, and build their self-worth through reading, writing, and sharing poems. She also advocates for the use of poetry as a therapeutic tool for young adults to navigate their world. When not volunteering and writing, she loves traveling, seeing new places, taking in new cultures, and learning about her surroundings. She teaches and mentor young girls.She champions the need for teaching one's mother tongue to children as it is a vital part of identity building. Part of her knack for cultural awareness is to learn and share history of her people, the Igbo race, while encouraging documentation through arts as well as other available mediums. She also believes poetry is a vital tool for healing, if properly channeled can become a unifying force for nations and a therapeutic device for young people, families and the larger society.