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The 'Fiona Teaches...' children's book series is a captivating treasure trove tailored for infants and children aged 0-4 years. Overflowing with bright, vibrant, familiar illustrations, each page beckons with an irresistible allure. This series invites your child to immerse themselves in a wondrous odyssey seen through their innocent eyes. Prepare for your little one to be spellbound at every turn, as they embark on this delightful voyage through the enchanting universe of Fiona's teachings. Fiona is a radiant fairy who lives in an enchanting mystical forest where every whispering breeze holds secrets untold. But, alas, she is without her wings and the shimmering sparkle of dazzling fairy dust. To reclaim these treasures, Fiona must embark on a quest: To share all she knows with the hearts of children. With each lesson shared, Fiona draws closer to becoming a real fairy; one with magnificent wings and magic fairy dust. In Volume 1: Forest and Farm Animals, Fiona introduces the breathtaking creatures that inhabit our forests and farms. Let Fiona be your guide to discovery and imagination. Told with bright and exquisite images and colors, it is a mesmerizing journey you don't want to miss!
Overcoming Fear & Anxieties: Conquer Your Fears Itself by Cathy Wilson, is an elite introductory level book exploring all-powerful fear, sneaky anxieties and troublesome worries and their role in life. Discover how to overcome fear by obtaining top notch information from Cathy Wilson by a realistic evolutionary and scientific based perception. Eliminating fear and fighting fear is unleashed in this book and Wilson delivers quality practical information and serves up solutions to direct you toward life balance. * Mystic Myths and Truths * Useful Positives and Negatives * Weird Phobias Defined * Ancient Evolutionary Thinking * Harmless Common Fears * Critical Positive Perception . . . And so much more inside! Everything you need to stare fear straight in the eye, conquer fear, order it gone and get to living your life on your own terms is right at your fingertips. This book is for EVERYONE that's experienced anxieties, worries and fears. Who are we trying to kid? That means YOU! Get rid of fear once and for all! YOU have the power to banish your fears for good. Overcoming Fear & Anxieties: Conquering Your Fears by Cathy Wilson is your best step!
At the age of ten, Clara Newman is found in the front yard of her home, covered in blood, incoherent and non-responsive. Inside, the butchered body of her father sits slumped at the kitchen table. Because Clara is mute a confession cannot be obtained. The murder weapon has disappeared and there are no witnesses. A search for Clara's mother or any other relatives is unsuccessful, and she is placed in foster care. Completely illiterate, she is placed in the first grade to jump-start her education. After six months Clara is being taken in by a foster family. And there, though remaining mute, and socially and emotionally crippled, but in a safe environment for the first time in her life, she slowly begins to thrive. Physically gradually recovering from her trauma at the time of her discovery, and years of gruesome deprivation, Clara's body has to adjust to things as basic as hot food and fruit juice. She has never been in a car, has never been on an escalator or in a movie theater, has never seen a giraffe or an elephant, and has never tasted ice-cream or pizza, absorbs her new world in utter amazement mixed with distrust and wonder. As she is fighting to overcome her devastating past and struggles her way through the days and nights of her daily life, the District Attorney suddenly and unexpectedly charges her with first degree murder. Confronted by having her past not only defended but justified by the District Attorney, 12-year-old Clara crumbles under the pressure of the prospect of having her freedom taken away from her once more, and the exposure of what she feels is the overwhelming shame and guilt of the trauma inflicted upon her. But just as the attorneys for both sides are to begin their closing arguments and place her fate in the hands of a jury, the defense presents a stunning surprise witness with a staggering, astounding story to tell. A story that will change the course of Clara's future in a way nobody in their wildest dreams could have ever possibly imagined. She narrates "Lullabies" as the story the way she remembers it. =========================================================== Miranda Miller wrote her novel "Lullabies" to reveal the unspeakable agony of child abuse in an unprecedented way. Lullabies not only does not sugarcoat the horrors of child abuse, but also exposes the lifetime consequences and haunting life-changing memories survivors have to cope with on a daily basis. Her goal is to obliterate the deafening silence that surrounds this taboo without desensitizing people against the horror and unspeakable agony they were forced to endure. To substitute shame with acceptance, and to teach those who were lucky enough not to be or have been victims how to offer comfort, acknowledgment and respect, and to teach those who were victims to let go of their guilt and to place it where it belongs; their perpetrators. Miranda's next project addresses human trafficking with the same unique and fearless approach as Lullabies. She has also written a soon to be published brochure with tips for parents on how to protect their children from predators, and is a strong advocate for abused animals and animals forced to live in captivity. To safeguard the helpless and the silent has been her life-long goal.
The sparky, true life novel tells the life story of a woman who battled misogyny to become one of the greatest artists of the eighteenth century.Angelica Kaufman is so successful that when she comes to England as a young woman in 1766 a word is coined: Angelicamad. After fifteen triumphant years in London she is terrified (as a devout Catholic) by the Gordon Riots and returns to Italy.In Rome, as an old lady, a lively young artist and model names Lucia is Angelica's guest. And she's pregnant, ridded with the scandal Angelica has been trying to avoid all her life. "e;She is the girl I trained myself not to be."e; Male artists can do as they like but women always have to be decorous or they will lose their aristocratic patrons.In her studio, Angelica stares at her self portraits and relives her journey from a poor background to international fame. She draws us into her fascinating past through the portraits she has painted of her friends, including Antonio Canova, Germaine de Stael, Emma Hamilton and Goethe. This is a novel about a gifted and powerful woman with a kind heart. Like us, she lives at a time of bewildering change and fears the unknown future.'Miller's intricate fictions are lit by the dark flicker of a strong and original imagination.' Hilary Mantel"e;A richly imagined and authoritative portrait of a fascinating and important painter, and a woman who was one of the most famous people of her era. Miller explores Angelica's vivid and conflicted inner life with panache and passion."e;- Jean McNeil, author of The Ice Diaries
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