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Lies, deceit, and destruction divided the nation for decades. Back in 2080, the citizens had enough. A war to restore the country's honor took place. The new regime led by Chancellor Prumpt made any form of lying illegal. Now if anyone is caught lying, they are called in for questioning and killed on the spot if found guilty. Any citizen can report someone if they suspect them of lying. Present day: 2129Roger Aimes is a 28-year old mine worker living through the brutal system. All he can hope to do is live another day. Trying to change the country for everyone he's lost and the love of his life, Marela will certainly get him killed. Danny Eurig, a slick talking business mogul will do whatever it takes to remove the Chancellor from office. How will they ever manage to find trustworthy allies in a nation where making new connections equals increasing your chances of getting killed.

A gladly captivating enchantment of a first book, the writer Caroline Reddy gives us poems about healing and transformation after trauma. Reddy's voice takes us from the rocket bombardment of a child hiding in a shelter beneath a building, to vivid personal incarnations of Zen philosophy as seen through the eyes of a martial artist, to the beguiling power of the feminine in relation to the natural world by a women casting spells over a fireplace in a dark forest; Reddy is always returning us to the tribal, the sacred dance, the ancient gathering places of human beings, places where healing and growth and understanding turn our outward darkness into inward brightness.

T¿puna Rock is a tale of two teenage siblings raised in Canada by their M¿ori mother and Canadian father. While on vacation in Aotearoa New Zealand, their borrowed sloop is disabled in a storm with only the two teens aboard. Having lost their navigation gear, after six days adrift with no sense of direction, they beach their damaged boat on a desolate 'rock'. With no idea where they are and their boat damaged beyond repair, the teens recognize that they cannot save themselves unless they listen to the spirits of their Polynesian ancestors. Recalling knowledge shared by their M¿ori grandparents and basic science and mathematics, the protagonists reinvent enough traditional non-instrument navigation to determine where they are, design and build a boat and plot a course to sail one thousand kilometres back to Aotearoa after more than three months on their 'rock'.T¿puna Rock is written to appeal to a broad range of ages, including secondary-school students among whom engagement in science and mathematics is often declining, particularly among indigenous students. The reader becomes invested in the protagonists and their situation on a purely human level in the novel's first two chapters. In subsequent chapters the protagonists come to understand and value ancestral knowledge in the context of modern science and mathematics. In the process, the teens teach each other, and the reader.

A story of life where love and resilience go hand in paw."Oops, Twix Did It Again!" is a heartfelt memoir by Pamela Johnson, a renowned dog trainer and educator. In this book, Pamela shares her remarkable journey alongside her beloved Border Collie, Twix, offering a testament to the incredible power of love, resilience, and the unwavering bond between humans and their four-legged companions.For Pamela, Twix isn't just a dog; he's a soulmate, a teacher, and the love of Pamela's life. This Border Collie came into her world and taught her the ture meaning of unconditional love. Twix, her beloved companion, serves as Pamela's source of inspiration, happiness, and unwavering support. He is her sanity in chaos, her therapist in times of need, and her partner in creating beautiful stories.This book continues the heartwarming tale of Pamela and Twix from her first book, "Twix Runs Again." It is filled with challenges and triumphs, and writing this book became Pamela's therapeutic outlet to cope with the pain, anger, and post-traumatic stress related to Twix's injuries.Twix faced adversity when he needed emergency herniated disc surgery not once but twice. Their story is chronicled with raw honesty, and Pamela shares her emotional rollercoaster as she navigates the trauma of Twix's accidents and rehabilitation, along with their changing dreams. Through her words, she found a way to let go of the past and embrace the present.Join Pamela and Twix on their extraordinary journey of resilience, healing, and love. "Oops, Twix Did It Again" deepens the incredible bond between a woman and her four-legged family.

Five-year old Grace is a small girl with a big heart.When she sees a neighbor in need, she finds a way to help and shows us how much she loves her neighbor.