The Art of Philosophy is an interesting Art, as it is understood that no philosopher can ever be considered as wrong, perhaps because the many […]
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Alice to Prague
Tanya Heaslip in Alice to Prague has written a partial autobiography about the middle years of her life in which she discovered a new world. […]
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Word to the Wise is a very handy book. It’s by an unashamed, or is that unabashed, language nerd, Mark Broatch and now sits between […]
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Ruby’s Worry
Ruby loved being Ruby. She loved to play, she loved to swing in the park and explore faraway places that lay at the bottom of […]
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Finn’s Feather
In this delicately insightful story about love, loss and forever, Rachel Noble draws on personal experience to offer a gentle pathway forward for anyone who […]
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My Grandfather’s War
It is unusual for war to be discussed in a Children’s Picture Book, but this gently told story is narrated by eight year old Sarah, […]
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The Knight Who Said “No!”
Even a knight who has the most amenable disposition can occasionally be argumentative. Ned was always the perfect gentleman when it came to obeying his […]
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Next Door’s Dog has A Job
Dogs are incredible creatures and have a natural ability to look out for others. This has been used over recent years to train so many […]
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That the children of today are the saviours and the basis of the future of our planet is not a new concept; they are and […]
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To be gifted, and intensely passionate about music, is something that many of us will never be familiar with and can only admire from afar. […]
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Letters to the Lost
As a young adult romance, we watch the unfolding of the lives of two people, influenced by those around them. Brigid writes about two disturbed […]