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Biriwita, de blauwe kikker, wil graag geaccepteerd worden op de Kwaakschool, de beroemdste school voor kikkers in Malawi, maar de andere scholieren keren hem de rug toe.

Though he chafes under her yoke, William has spent more than half his life at home, devoted to helping his mother run their small wine and spirits shop in Todmorden, West Yorkshire, England.

Jean-Marc is nurturing his first decent Bordeaux vintage in a decade when the German army invades France in June 1940. His decision not to flee with his wife and children will haunt him throughout the war, but when he loses his wine farm to the occupiers and is forced into hiding the opportunity to join the resistance and retaliate is irresistible. Here Jean-Marc meets Monique and tragically discovers that everything is not as it seems in war.

After having spent more than fifty lives looking for his long-lost love, Jason Morris felt entitled to a Happily Ever After with his Helle. But fate intervenes, and that ride into the sunset is postponed as Jason and Helle deal with Sam Woolf's determined attempts to destroy them.

The Meadowsweet Year has been recorded and photographed directly from the curriculum of a Rudolf Steiner inspired Parent/Child initiative that runs in Somerset, England. With photos, descriptions, rhymes, songs, tunes, displays and crafts ideas, this A-Z compilation will hopefully give inspiration and guidance to many.

In the long lost ancient past, two men fought over the girl with eyes like the Bosporus under a summer sky. It ended badly. She died. They died.

This book is the first English translation of Bellanova's 1943 anthology. The work and it's contextualizing introduction will give readers an insight into the themes, preoccupations and stylistic character of late Futurist poetry

This is the first book in English on the friendship that sprang up between these two major writers and the effects on both of that friendship. The encounter has long been undervalued by scholars, largely because Joyce and Svevo themselves appeared at times to attach relatively little importance to it, but it was in fact far from tangential to the development of their careers, coming as it did at key moments in their lives. This book is the first full study of the effect on both writers of their encounter and their unlikely friendship, in the light of the parallels between their life experiences and their shared culture.Stanislaus Joyce said: 'The happy chance that brought these two remarkable men together was a literary event that is likely to increase rather than decrease in interest in years to come'. A study of this unlikely friendship by an experienced Italianist will have much that is useful to say in this regard, particularly as our understanding of the importance of Svevo's Jewishness has changed greatly in recent years.

Fifteen women. Fifteen inspirational stories. From highly influential individuals in politics, to award-winning leaders and inspirational philanthropists, to ordinary women who have embraced British life, a range of Punjabi women all share personal stories of racism, gender inequality and the partition of India and Pakistan.

Written as a rattling good read, The Downton Era takes the reader on a journey through twentieth century England by pointing out the personal landmarks that make up history.

A multilayered story encompassing personal trauma, survival and the search for true love. A poignant book examining childhood abuse, narcissism, domestic violence, true crime and migration

A young woman approaching her 21st birthday with no known ties to her family or past receives a mysterious phone call from a foreigner who claims to be a relative.

Way, way down in deepest, darkest Devon lives a very special rabbit and his large family. Although he is part of the warren, he keeps to himself and always looks very sad. His brothers and his sisters don't know why, but they all keep away. What they don't know is that Fang has a very special secret - his teeth are not like the others' at all!

Discover the legendary tale that has been passed down through generations of frogs... At Spitting Frog Lake many years ago, Whenever a westerly breeze would blow, Frogs would avoid the old winding road, For it was haunted by Weedbreath the toad.

Product management starts here. Before building and managing products in mid-to-large organisations, product people need to understand the organisation's aims, strategies and culture and what they mean for them.

Ten-year-old Nathan Clark is stunned when he dashes outside on Christmas Day to use his new metal detector and finds himself faced with a ghost called Charlie Palmer. But he soon promises to do all he can to help Charlie when he makes a startling discovery about his neighbours. Will Nathan be able to save the day?

When Rowan's parents divorce, her brother Luke turns 'cold and strange', and suddenly Rowan starts hearing voices. Is someone stalking her or is she going mad? London is caught in the grip of the coldest winter on record. The Thames freezes over and the streets are half-buried by snow.

While the Insiders appear pampered and privileged, the Outsiders know only harsh realities. Believing themselves to be needlessly deprived of everything the Insiders have, the younger generation channel their rage into a terrorist group called The Freedom Fighters, a group intent on overthrowing the Inside at any cost.

Two candles flaring at a Christmas crib. A nurse who steps inside a church to light them. A gunshot emptied in a man's head in the creaking stillness before dawn, that the nurse says she didn't hear.

In modern life it is easy to become distracted and these aims can fall by the wayside. How to Live Your Life brings readers back to a place of understanding, demonstrating what we were put on Earth to achieve, how it can be done and how it is possible to live an enjoyable and fulfilled life.

It's been raining for two long weeks and Georgie's best friend, Sophie, is away on holiday with her family leaving him lonely and bored, when something unexpected happens.

Suzie, a widow with two grown-up daughters, has made a success of her life - until, at a public event, she is faced by the man she last saw as a teenager, forty years ago. James, once a history student, is now an Anglican priest in Oxford, battling his own demons and trying to mend the sins of the past.

Was It Worth It is a modern odyssey spanning three continents and following one family's path to a new, unfamiliar future. It tells of the characters' struggle to adapt to foreign places, languages and customs. The book offers readers an insight into what it takes to start from scratch in an unknown land.

In a new series, Asomi Ithia provides a straight-talking approach to the range of activities required to create, deliver and manage products. In Mastering the Product Role, Asomi describes the various functions of product management, and outlines its uses in different organisational contexts.

Father John is the parish priest of Our Lady of Sorrows in Westonville, but when the ordered tranquillity of his life is shattered by a stranger walking into the confessional on Ash Wednesday, he finds himself on a Lenten journey of increasing dread and horror.

Set in the 18th-century kingdom of Alteria, Path of Injustice is a story of romantic love tormented by jealousy and personal suffering, which takes place against the background of a country locked in civil war.

Audio Drama is unique. There's no other book like it. First it's aimed at the vast audience for audio drama, whether in the form of traditional radio plays or as podcasts. For them, Audio Drama provides the opportunity to see how ten literary classics were dramatized for radio, and to recreate the performances for themselves as they read.

This book of mystical poetry is written for the lover inside all. A modern day Rumi according to some readers, Suhail has journeyed to the secret garden where the Divine masculine and feminine rejoice, in union, ignited by the celebration of their love.