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This book is a light-hearted exploration of what Australia's 'Mad Men' and women get up to. Its central character is Dan Atkins, Creative Director of advertising agency ADD, but the story revolves around something much more serious; a government pitch where the PM, threatened with defeat in the forthcoming election, needs a climate change campaign that buys his government essential green votes. While he is the ultimate climate change denier, he is also the consummate politician. ADD is invited to pitch. We meet the advertising agency people. We discover how research groups are really ruling the world. And Dan goes from knowing very little about climate change to becoming aware and alarmed. This is thanks to Emma, who works at his local café and is doing a PhD in climate science. Dan starts falling in love. Dan's life away from work is complicated. He has a close relationship with his ex-wife Rachel, and an even closer one with two characters that appear in his subconscious - a limo-driving dwarf and an Emperor penguin. In the end the agency loses the pitch. The government loses the election, but Dan gets the girl - and not necessarily the one we think.

Elmo is shocked to learn he will be the father of twins. Fran was now certain that she would have to prepare to be a mother. The two of them had moved to London from Florida so that Fran could work for one year in her law firm's overseas office. They loved their little basement flat. Privately they called it their honeymoon flat. Fran and Elmo had been married less than one year. But would they be able to stay in such a small flat with two babies? Fran's mother back in Florida was insistent on her daughter returning to her home land. Fran wanted to stay in London to have her babies. Elmo just wanted to be there for his young wife. In Florida friends and family waited with baited breath. Elmo's enemy the "dragon lady" was happy and wished he would never returned to work. But Fran and Elmo would have to return home some day. There family, friends and enemies would all be waiting to make their lives very interesting. Just how interesting only time would tell. One thing was certain they both would never stop loving each other.

A scouser's life experiences and his views of the world in the form of poems, dreams and laments. Various subjects are covered and are subjective to the author.Readers may have different feelings when reading this book then the author.

STEAMERS - Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Maths, Ethics ReaderS Inspirational and entertaining stories about off beat characters and their adventures involving a wide range of sciences. They celebrate diversity and encourage the empathic understanding of many human conditions including depression, autism, gender identity, stereotyping and trauma. The plots consider a wide range of critical issues such as animal experiments, climate change, deforestation, extinction of species and plastic waste. Ethical questions relating to each story are raised and explored. STEAMER Readers emerge enriched, enlightened and motivated to think in original ways.

Have you ever felt powerless while watching a loved one or colleague behave in a way that you felt certain was taking them down a path to regret, disappointment, or harm? Were you concerned about possible repercussions should you intervene?Correction without criticism explains how to have conversations that guide and correct - without criticising. Written by a psychologist and educator, this concise book packs a punch with insight into the mindset, knowledge, and skills required to attain successful outcomes from difficult dialogue.Like most resources designed to support the wellbeing of others, this text contains ideas and practices that enable self-care, personal growth, and healthy authentic relationships. Correction without criticism is an insightful read.

There is no rule book to life. Your life, your experiences - you - are incredibly unique. I hope you make the best of what this life offers you and I hope my words help you live a more fulfilling life; and remember, fulfilment comes from within. Crystal xo

STEAMERS - Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Maths, Ethics ReaderS Inspirational and entertaining stories about off beat characters and their adventures involving a wide range of sciences. They celebrate diversity and encourage the empathic understanding of many human conditions including depression, autism, gender identity, stereotyping and trauma. The plots consider a wide range of critical issues such as animal experiments, climate change, deforestation, extinction of species and plastic waste. Ethical questions relating to each story are raised and explored. STEAMER Readers emerge enriched, enlightened and motivated to think in original ways.

This book is my third book under my pen name and it's the one most dear to me. This piece deals with experiences that has forever shaped me into the woman I am today. I candidly speak about dealing with abuse as a child, whether that was physical, emotional, verbal and even sexual abuse.I hope this book allows you to look in the mirror and be strong enough to face your demons, as writing it did for me.

Suitable for children aged 3+ years oldGreat educational starter for the beginners with delightful fun in learning with colours.Full of fun and assistance in learning the alphabet and colour co-ordination.

This is a true story of a Blue Heeler Kelpie dog called Bowie. He was lost in a thunderstorm and wondered the bush for days until being rescued.He is now a member of our familyThis is his story.Sadly Bowie passed away just as I finished the book.

How much longer?Because I can officially admit.. That I'm tired now.I'm tired of staying silent.Tired of excusing the violence.Tired of remaining stagnant.Tired of picking up the very fragmentsOf meThat people don't even take the chanceTo noticeTo seeThe very shards of glass in my kneesAs I kneel, weak and bleedOutFor helpSo how much longer do I takeAnd tolerate the bare minimum?How much longer do I remain in this position of being broken & bleeding?Twenty more years?To remain unseen?Unheard?Unnoticed?Unhealed?Twenty more yearsOf being mistreated? Misunderstood ?Of being mishandled?I don't think so.

Join me as I tell you everything I've learned about YouTube in the ten years that I've run a channel on the platform. This book describes the journey to over a million subscribers and how to transform an ordinary YouTube channel into a full-fledged business.

She was cast away from the tribe that she was born into because the situation of her birth dictated that she must not be allowed to live amongst the tribe by their primeval custom and tradition. She was believed to be a dark spirit's child. She was adopted by Christian parents and was raised with unconditional love and affection. But there were shadows that continually trailed her. So often, it's not physical harm that pierced her soul the most. In the mishmash of the good and the bad, the cruel and the kind, the pleasant and the ugly, she embraced life and navigated through it with the cloud of being an outcast hovering always over her shoulder. She was the last twin birth deemed by tribal custom to be buried alive before this tradition was stopped. This is her story.

With brutal honesty and heartfelt storytelling, Just Don't Think is a recount of how one man was able to freely teach thousands about breaking free from overthinking, self-doubt, crippling fear and even addiction. In Just Don't Think, Mark Ward reinvents the life-lessons taught to him by his closest friend and mentor of over three decades. Humorously written with plenty of reality checks, if you have ever wondered why you have so many negative thoughts or even struggle to get out of bed some mornings, than this book is a must. Fix your thinking and learn to be perfectly human in an imperfect world. "Why do some people seemingly end up with a big fat kiss on the ass from God and people like me constantly struggle? I asked Handshake this often and he never had a definitive answer, but he had a solution. His solution was to simply face up to all that baggage that constantly stops us from living the life that we want. It can take months, years or even decades, but it is an important journey that is worth taking. If I were to pinpoint what this book is primarily about, it would be how Handshake took me and many others on a journey to discover our power. By doing this, he was able to help many solve some major issues including addiction, gambling, self-destruction and many other destructive behaviours."

Perfect for fans of Carlos Ruiz Zafón's The Shadow of the Wind and Ocean Vuong's On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, Eskar Wilde's memoir-styled literary fiction debut, The Memories of Eskar Wilde, is a coming-of-age tale of secrets and discovery, love and loss, and guilt and penance. I'm no author. I don't know how to structure my "story" in a conventional way, though I am now inclined to tell it. If you possess sufficient patience and a willingness to forgive my amateurish storytelling, I'll explain to you how I came to be in a small Paris apartment on my eighteenth birthday, with only my faithful black cat and a bottle of Domaine Leroy Richeborg 2000 for company. My mother insists that I record my feelings and experiences from the past five years. I have been told that the exercise may be therapeutic.When Eskar and his mother travel from Australia to France for his father's funeral, no one suspects that the one-week stay would turn into months, then years. Eskar is perplexed by the circumstances surrounding his father's untimely death - circumstances that fuel his suspicions that his father was a spy, or worse, an assassin. Then, there is the discovery that his father purchased a family plot at the Pere Lachaise and was to be buried there, not to mention the large gathering the funeral attracted - eighty or so mourners, most of whom Eskar does not know. Who are they? And who is the stately old Madame Marbot, who turned her chilling glare upon Eskar? Then there is Brie, the far-from ordinary kitten whom his friends believe embodies the spirit of Eskar's father. All the while, Eskar can't help but maintain an excruciating conduct in denying and suppressing his deep love for his newfound friend, Sophie. Filled with rich descriptions of Paris and Vaucluse, the French culture, and the divine food, wine, and bistros, Eskar's account is stylistically complex and hauntingly beautiful in the way bittersweet youth memories are. Follow him as he delves into his father's past and unravels the mystery of his life and death. Filled with unpredictable turns, witty humor, and a dash of magical realism, The Memories of Eskar Wilde is the perfect modern escape for anyone who has enjoyed the works of authors like John Irving, Jane Austen, F.Scott Fitzgerald and Gabriel Garcia-Marquez.

Eating plant-based shouldn't be stressful, expensive or force you to spend hours in the kitchen preparing meals. This book is designed to make it an easy transition to a plant-based lifestyle without giving up your favourite meals. The recipes use simple ingredients, are easy to remember and take a minimal amount of time to prepare. It is the perfect starter kit.

Emily is a spirited young girl who embarks on a journey of self discovery amidst a time of change and challenge ..... the global pandemic of COVID-19. She learns that like a dragonfly, she only has to look within and dance.

Dark Path of a Champion, The Keith Holmes Story is a story about one man's journey down a dark path fighting through trials and tribulations to get to the road of success. Drugs, suicide, and living a hard life are just some of the obstacles he had to face. From banging in the streets to boxing in the ring, Keith Holmes fought his way to the ultimate win...becoming a 2 Time Middleweight World Boxing Champion.If you never thought or imagined there was no way to fight your way out of hell... this book is a MUST READ!

Did it all end with an unfinished beer? Sadly for me, it did and now I am no longer here. But it was all worth it because unlike you, I dared to travel. I made my spiritual journey, (with beer in hand) and that is a life well lived! I bet you haven't seen the things I have seen. You're probably stuck in a stupid 9-5 job and you're only reading this out of curiosity. Well, lucky you because you are about to open up the mind of a modern beatnik/poet! I know what you're thinking, what a complete idiot, right. But how are you going to know reading this blurb, you're going to have to flip this thing around and get started right away. Well, what the hell are you waiting for!

This book is an anthology of stories about great personalities in history and is written in the Ilocano language of the Philippines. This book aims to help Ilocano speakers have access to accounts and stories of the world's great historical figures in the language they are comfortable with. The target audience of this book are all Ilocano speakers both in the Philippines and those in the international diaspora.The Ilocanos are the most-diasporic social group of the Philippines. Ilocano speaking Filipinos could be found almost anywhere though they tend to thrive in Europe and most English-speaking nations especially in the United States. Many Filipino expatriates in America are Ilocano descent. In Hawaii, they make up 85% of the Filipino - Americans.

Gray Pirouettes is an intimate collection of poetry that explores themes of depression, pressures of modern the world, and our relationship with time following the pandemic. Deeply personal in tone, each poem immerses the reader into the consciousness of the narrator's slow dance through healing. Often whimsical in nature, Gray Pirouettes invites the reader to consider the inner lives of celestial beings such as "Does the Earth ever think to reverse her rotational direction, just to see if the sun would notice her pirouettes?". The narrator's struggle with breath serves as a visceral through line: moving through each poem feels like a deep inhale and slow exhale.