Nancy is on a journey of self-discovery, courage, and acceptance in a world that often feels unforgiving. As a queer woman navigating the complexities of identity, love, and belonging, Nancy's path is anything but straightforward.
From the bustling city streets to the quiet corners of her mind, Nancy confronts the pressures of societal expectations, the pain of rejection, and the joy of finding her auth
As you delve into this book you will get a glimpse of Caribbean life, of everyday people. How they live and overcome the struggles that come their way. Even though they may face difficulties, the freedom and willingness to help friends and neighbours is a given. The overwhelming feeling that they are all one family, blood related or not. The main character Lucretia learns to cope with devastati
Born and raised in Kibbutz Kfar Masaryk, Estee recounts a life shaped by communal upbringing and the turbulent history of Israel. In this moving memoir through the persecution of her family during the Nazi mass killing of Jews in Lithuania, life in a young Kibbutz during World War II, and the struggles for individuality in an Egalitarian setting.
As Estee navigates love and loss amid the
Caring for You as the Memories Fade Away revolves around the life experiences of people who have their loved ones struggling with dementia and other cognitive deficits. The author is a social worker and caregiver who fictionalizes different characteristics of a person that struggles particularly with dementia. She advises caregivers and loved ones about how to handle everyday situ
"An incredibly honest, brave and relatable book that will make you laugh, cry and heal!"
Angel Morgan
Medium / Animal Communicator
"Key Reset is an authentic and poignant account of one's healing journey. A beautiful guide to living a life of purpose by shifting one's attitude as Jennifer Aves shares her wisdom on how to embrace happiness and joy. Thi
Journey from the Ego to the Heart Centre is a deeply personal memoir of transformation and self-discovery. Through heartfelt chapters, the author shares the keys to unlocking spiritual awakening and embracing a path of self-mastery, compassion and love. This memoir is a guide for those seeking to elevate their consciousness and live vibrantly with purpose and presence. The jo
In The Time of Bodley is a book that modern progressives will love to hate.
It is a book from the 1970s which contains and depicts, racism, sexism, homophobia and working class grit. It is a book that reflects a time long gone where inequality was the norm, where people used the launderette and when people still knocked on doors, to greet, to pay and to play.
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This book is a complement of sixteen short stories told with a range from darkness to a sense of humor. On a quest for the right fit for a qualified therapist. It is a rollercoaster of a ride and it is if you are a fly on the wall of all these sessions.
The Little Ant by Juliet Calver is a heart-warming tale of resilience, love and faith in God. Readers are taken on a journey through the remarkable life of Juliet, a woman who overcame tremendous hardships with unwavering determination. From a young age, Juliet faced abandonment and abuse, enduring unimaginable challenges that threatened to break her spirit. But through her resilience
Amidst the chaos of the COVID-19 pandemic, join Sarah on an emotional journey through her first year as a newly qualified nurse in London. Balancing family challenges and the highs and lows of her nursing career, she reflects on unforgettable patient stories, from affairs of the heart to the heartbreaking decisions and consequences of COVID-19. With humour and camaraderie, Sarah navigates the c
A Glass of Albarino and A Pillowcase of Bones: sixty-eight interlocking pieces about the puzzle of life. True stories or vignettes of a nomadic life. Born in Birmingham, a working class boy who started work with British Gas at only sixteen years old. A punk, and then a New Romantic he worked at the legendary Rumrunner nightclub. He moved to London and worked from The Marquee to The Wigmore Hall to Drury L
The OFTEN HILARIOUS story revolves around a second-generation Irish child who is reflecting and recollecting on his bittersweet experiences that he has endured during his upbringing, from the complications of poor health to the incredible fortitude and desire to face the pain and kill it like a painkiller, to rise after every fall, and to learn and laugh after every cry. He bravely rode the rollercoaster of life.
