Aesop (620-564BCE) the storyteller has been considered as a fictional character by many and by others as a very real person, all-be-it somewhat mythical in […]
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Creative Writer’s Sourcebook
50 Great Authors & 175 Writing Exercises What a treasure to have come across Creative Writers Sourcebook fromJohn Gillard, who has chosen fifty famous authors […]
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The White Cockatoo Flowers: Stories
Conceptualised aspects of morality, change, adjustment, reflection and divergence come together in a series of small manuscripts or short stories and a novella, from acclaimed […]
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Forget-Me-Not
Following on from the first book in the What happened to Mia Davis series, Forget Me Not is fast paced, the twists and turns totally […]
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The Rewilding
Becoming a corporate whistleblower by blowing the whistle on the Greengate Waste Removal scam his father’s business is running, didn’t come easily to entitled rich […]
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Taming the Black Dog Despite having grown up in a loving family, author Adam Blum’s life was never easy. Debilitating Infant health issues, were followed […]
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Barbara Sumner, in her first fiction novel The Gallows Bird, celebrates the lives of so many women placed in service at a young age, some […]
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Some Families Change
The first page Some Families Change shows a busy street with a family moving into a house. The next page shows how families can change, […]
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How to Measure the Ocean
The Children’s hard back picture book, How To Measure The Ocean has delightful illustrations of the ocean and many of the creatures and plants that […]
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The Last Victim
It will never happen to me’, will be the reader’s first thought when hearing the stories of unsuspecting victims of financial or romantic scams. That […]
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Burnout is a common enough word bandied around society, especially in relation to work, family and a combination of both. What it really is and […]
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Career Unstuck
How to Play to Your Strengths to Find Freedom and Purpose in Your Work Again The world of post pandemic COVID, now more than two […]
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For those seeking information on seaweeds and algae The Lives of Seaweeds is not only a detailed and precise reference book, but it contains beautiful […]
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Mitchell Itches
Eczema is a distressing condition which affects many children and adults. Telling the story of Mitch from babyhood to adult is a courageous way to […]
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The memoir of a teacher, for whom an extraordinary student becomes a metaphysical teacher, instructing her through telepathy. Have you ever wondered why there are […]
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The green witch’s guide to navigating life’s ups and downs A beautiful quote attributed to Rumi is at the beginning of Chapter Eight in Rebecca […]
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The Most Amazing Thing
Henry was bored and went to speak to his Mum who was writing a chapter of her book. His Dad was polishing his telescope, and […]
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When the first James Bond movie hit the wide screen in the i960’s, Dr No in 1962, it began craze if you like, for more […]
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Daisy Wood is without a doubt a fresh new voice in the genre of Historic Fiction with her third book, The Royal Librarian set between […]
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Nour’s Secret Library
War was coming to Damascus, it is somehow undefined, but none the less there. Nour and her cousin Amir played happily in the street outside […]