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Frankie's Bedtime Dance is designed to help your child look forward to bedtime, with a fun bedtime routine. As parents we know that a bedtime routine helps our little one's wind down from the day and get ready to go to sleep. Frankie is a loveable koala who can help your child enjoy bedtime, using five simple bedtime dances. Each dance move will help your child get ready for bedtime. By reading Frankie's Bedtime Dance and working through each bedtime move, this will help your child to become more confident and settled at bed time. Your child can also create a Bedtime Dance Routine Chart like Frankie's, to keep in their room. Creating a bedtime chart together, with picture, is another great way to help your child love bedtime even more.

Advocating the Devil is a collection of poems written by poet Joshua East. Joshua worked with three artists to compose a collection of art designed to provoke thought in the modern world. Each poem reflects an idea, thought or value held by Josh that he found conflicts with modern day thinking or beliefs. Each poem is designed to make the read think about our current world and where it is heading both physically and mentally. Each piece of art was designed with only the influence of each poem and so reflects the artists emotion in regards to the poem presented. I would like to give a special thanks and my gratitude to Venetia Slarke, Melissa Bandara and Uyen Truong for crafting each beautiful piece of art that compliments the poems insides. Venetia @venetia_designs venetiaslarke.comMelissa @mel.dineliUyen@uyen.pngwww.uyentruong.squarespace.com

This story is about a young woman (Leah)who marries a farmer (Damian) to experience a new way of life. To begin with her life is everything she had envisaged and she loved her new life. But sadly this did not last and the man she married changed and became someone she didn't recognise anymore. When an old friend of Damian's returns to Ryall and Leah's life is turned upside down as the past comes back to haunt them all.

The story behind the poems in this book is that they are from my heart and soul given to me to share with anyone who wants to take the time to read them. I have been writing poetry for over thirty years, they are my take on what I have seen through my eyes and felt in my heart so I hope that you enjoy reading them.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN MOTHER NATURE ASKS YOU TO TIE THE ROPE THAT HUMANITY IS HANGING ITSELF ON? A man with skills from an older time is needed now, in a broken digital world. His life is filled with nostalgia. His possessions are old. He is the curator of 'old' things that he collects and when they break, he fixes them. He is not connected to the world wide web. The only phone he uses is a 1966 red payphone. To operate, insert a ten-cent coin or shilling. He is an analogue man in a digital world. The winds of change are in the air. Something odd has happened to his universe. There is a new collection for Xavier to curate. He is about to save a life. In fact, one billion.

A night-time ballad to soothe and calm wound-up children and distracted parents. A rhythmic mediation to read before bed or after kinder/school playtime to refocus attention and become present.

This is a children's book, written for children between the ages of 2 to 4 years old. It is about a cat called Tam-Tam, a bird called Lulu, and a man called Sam. The story is about Tam-Tam the cat befriending Lulu the bird, who she meets in her backyard. Tam-Tam and Lulu seems to like each other at the start, so much so that Lulu decides that she does not want to leave Tam-Tam and Sam when he tried to encourage the bird to leave. Sam welcomed the bird and named it Lulu. Tam-Tam and Lulu seemed very happy with this, by meowing and purring and tweeting, showing their approval.

The book is more along the lines of an adventure story, with some main characters, with unusual ways of communicating with men and women in ways they couldn''t grasp, also he understood animals as well and could communicate with them while growing up in North-western Queensland at the turn of 1900''s.

Because She''s Possible, parts I and II explores the devastating grief of a loved one and the hope, wisdom and endless sense of possibility found from encountering such a beautiful being.The squeal explores the writer''s innermost battles with loss, hope and sexuality in an honest and gritty trial and error process filled with compassion and love. This is empowering sequel will both hug you in the dark and lift you up through it. Because if such beauty is possible on this Earth, anything is.Beautifully decorated with images throughout, a rare glimpse into the poet''s private life in pictures.