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There is the romance of a time gone by. The romance of flight and that eternal, fiery romance between a man and woman. This book captures all three. In A Dangerous Mission, the author brings his passion for the United States Air Force, and the 1940s era women who revolutionized it, to life on every page. This fictional story is a tribute to the WASPS of World War II. The Women Air Service Pilots who flew to free up male pilots for combat duty. The women who flew risky test flights when even some men feared or hesitated to go. The women who proved they had wings - and would not be kept down. Against the will of her controlling father, Kelly Rossiter reports to Sweetwater, Texas to join the WASP program. Unlike many of her peers, Kelly already has extensive flying hours and, more significantly, a natural ability you can't just learn. This powerful duo gets her swiftly assigned to a perilous mission. Kelly's fearless heart has a wingspan as expansive as the American Bald Eagle - bigger than a man. Bigger than even her new husband, a towering General in the Air Force. But will Kelly pay a price... and if so, how great?

Count With Me in Fula is an engaging and educational children's book. It teaches young children how to count from 1 to 10 in Fula and English and it introduces them to the Fula culture through fun illustrations.

This is the third book in 'The Old Gatehouse' series. It follows the fortunes and day-to-day lives of the Barnes family as it moves between Caiston Estate and Fenland. Set in the early nineteen-twenties, it begins as Anthony embraces life as a chorister at Beeley Cathedral Choir School, lodging with his uncle, Canon Fortesque. Being a typical Barnes, he quickly finds himself caught up in an exciting adventure following a surprising discovery when on his school friend's farm. This has wide-reaching consequences. Lord Barnes has his usual brush with danger and an unforgettable culinary experience, whilst Michael and Lucy's family expands in an unforeseen way. At the Wentley farmhouse in Fenland, much hilarity is caused by Uncle Bertram's antics. These set off a chain of events which become of great interest to the police. As for Uncle Harold - time will tell! As the threads of the story are drawn together, Uncle Bertram hosts a wonderful Midsummer Jamboree and there are yet more celebrations to bring the book to a fitting conclusion. Humour and warmth permeate the pages of this hugely readable family tale from the pen of nonagenarian, Stanley Scott.

This collection of duck activities has a strong fun element, however, we do not want it to sound like it is all just fun. There is, in fact, a wealth of solid theory that forms the basis of why we developed this stream of uses for six bricks in business and learning environments. The idea of using playful methods for a range of purposes to generate innovative thinking is not new. For centuries, people have used artifacts like totems and puppets to tell stories and share information, beliefs, and knowledge. We also know that many facilitators and trainers are using tools such as design thinking and agile methodologies where prototyping and games play an important role in the processes of thinking and creating. Whatever your goal, using 3D models is a great facilitation tool. It allows you to lead people through a process where they are able to examine their inside world and relate these lessons to their work environment. These insights then lead to opportunities for further exploration and discovery and ultimately, more productive and effective communication.

From the pen of Susan McCray comes another fanciful children's story that will delight audiences of all ages. After convincing her pal, Captain Stan, actor Stan Ivar from the Little House on the Prairie television series, and Skipper of the Kristina, to introduce his harbor friends Sammy and Zelda to the world, came this heartwarming story of a sea lion who got lost in a place where she didn't belong. If you have ever been in those shoes, or shall we say, in those "flippers", you'll want to experience this fun-filled adventure where seagulls come to the rescue. It will take a very special stray dog to bravely save the day. Will he do it? And what will happen to him if he does? Hop aboard the Kristina for a harbor cruise like no other and meet Sammy Zelda and their friends

From Susan McCray, author of three delightful children's books, comes Poetry Bouquet. A wonderful coffee table book of poetry featuring beautiful artwork by artist Franceska Paley Sukman. The poetry is relatable, joyful, and memorable, a book for the entire family to enjoy.

This book explores human behavior's raw emotions, including the human psyche's dark side. "Stories from My Writer's Journal" is written for a specific target audience who appreciates the exposure to intense mental gymnastics. The plots presented in the stories are often reflections of actual occurrences or they are pure fiction. The author's style and intent are to guide the audience through the fabric of time in a specific and entertaining manner.

"Financial Literacy for Teens: A Mathematical Approach" by Fawaz Sharaf, a distinguished high school junior from Dubai College and a recipient of numerous mathematics awards including UKMT Gold and Olympiad distinctions, is an innovative guide designed to introduce teenagers to the world of financial literacy through the lens of mathematics. In this book, Fawaz combines his expertise in mathematics with practical financial concepts, presenting them in a practical and relatable manner. Aimed at empowering teens with the skills to make informed financial decisions, the book covers a range of topics from budgeting and saving to investing, all taught through carefully crafted mathematical problems and real-world scenarios. This unique approach not only educates young readers about finance but also reinforces their mathematical knowledge, making it an essential resource for teenagers looking to develop both their financial and mathematical acumen.

If you are reading this, the chances are that you either have lymphoedema (lymphedema), know someone that does, or work in the medical profession caring for people with this lifelong and sometimes debilitating disease.Lymphoedema affects millions of people around the world, yet it is often a lottery whether the appropriate level of healthcare is received. That can leave a person living with this lifelong disease feeling desperate, neglected, and alone. You are NOT alone! Advocates Amy Rivera and Matt Hazledine are joined by 34 people living with lymphoedema from 14 countries from around the world, who share their personal experiences and top tips, to help you to live better with lymphoedema.Many of us experience a varying level of professional care from medical experts IF you have been successful in getting a diagnosis. Many are still seeking a diagnosis, which means that they are unlikely to be receiving the appropriate health care and advice on self-management techniques, which is important during the early stages of lymphoedema.This can result in people feeling helpless, alone and desperate. Lymphoedema can be extremely challenging to both physical and mental health, especially when coming to terms with the diagnosis and adapting to this life-changing condition.Some people are willing to talk about their health issue, while others keep it hidden. Some people confidently wear their compression garments in public, while others hide it under baggy clothes and some people just don't or can't go out at all.This book includes personal experiences and tips from 34 people from 14 different countries. Some have primary and some have secondary lymphoedema, effecting their arms, legs, trunk, head, neck, and pubic area. They were willing to share their story to reassure others they are not alone. Some guests have included their contact details, so, if you relate to their circumstances, you can connect with them directly.

Winter 1926, Albany, New York. The nation is in the grip of prohibition.Corruption and bootleggers proliferate. A local actress is murdered one nightand the city is on high alert.At a dance marathon at Harmanus Bleecker Hall, a second horrendous deathoccurs, the victim a relative of Alan Cartwright, assistant manager of theillustrious showplace. Police embark on an arduous investigation. Doubts andsuspicions mount and motives and secrets abound. Eager for resolution to themysterious death, Alan recruits private investigator Sloane Sheppard, but soonyet another victim meets a brutal end.Slowly but inexorably darkness begins to fade as crucial revelations lead SloaneSheppard step by surprising step to the answers he seeks to resolve the shockingdeaths and to bring a devious and cunning killer to justice

Sometimes home is where the harm is. Tom Collins is a passionate but impetuous social worker, determined to keep the children of the Gartside estate safe, at all costs. He is sure in his vocation until, faced with the Chilcott family and their impenetrable secrets, he is forced to question everything he knows. Collins' hopes of salvaging a future for the Chilcott children rest upon his ability to unlock the silence of Daniel, the fourteen year old son, who has stopped communicating with the outside world. In doing so he must strain Daniel's unwavering allegiance to his mother. As the situation deteriorates Collins' methods become ever more desperate.Social worker, mother, son: each must decide what they will risk and who they can trust. Get it wrong and they are all in grave danger.

Having completed my first book, 'The Old Gatehouse', set on the Caiston Manor Estate in the early nineteen twenties, this sequel takes the Barnes family into fenland for a wedding at Beeley Cathedral - not unlike the one found in Ely. As the family expands, there are a whole host of new experiences, including encounters with a mysterious presence, a fire and a hilarious weekend at 'The Cat and Fiddle'! As the Estate begins to recover from the effects of The Great War, one of the tenants tries to pick her life up again with an unexpected outcome, and there are some worrying happenings when an old adversary causes trouble. On a lighter note, the domestic situation in the 'Old Gatehouse' carries on much the same, apart from havoc in the kitchen, caused by the youngest member of the family!Another warm and entertaining read from the pen of nonagenarian Stanley Scott.Of 'The Old Gatehouse' readers said: 'This very readable and enjoyable book transported me back to a different time and is the perfect antidote to modern life.' 'I really enjoyed this debut novel... In many ways a sweet, old-fashioned feel-good book, but with some punchy moments.' 'A book to read in bed - it will not give you nightmares!'

A story of three witches growing up in a small town, life on track, school, spells, friendships, clothes, boys, all the usual teenage stuff. Until the premonitions start...Will Justine find it in her heart to forgive Augustus?Will the premonitions bring the girls closer together, or further apart?

This book is designed to provide elementary school students the information they need to feel safe at school. Safety drills at school can be scary for some young learners. The book helps learners understand what happens during safety drills at school in hopes that the knowledge and perspective provides them with comfort and security.

The descriptive power of the Scots tongue shines through with understated grandeur in this lavishly illustrated translation of Prophets by Gavin Falconer and Ross G. Arthur, which for the first time brings together in the language some of the most iconic of Old Testament stories. Distilling modern Bible scholarship into forceful and affecting Scots, it is a work of aesthetic as well as religious interest, reproducing in their entirety the stunning nineteenth-century etchings of master French illustrator Gustave Doré. To read, to quote, to dip into, to wonder at, it is an unalloyed joy.

The last forty years have seen a massive change in the delivery of healthcarein the UK. Starting from well outside the establishment, SteveBollen negotiated his way through prejudice and personal problemsand, from a base in one of the most socially deprived areas in the UK,rose through the ranks to become one of the country's leading sportsinjury surgeons. Part autobiography, part observation, comment and commentaryon the Health Service, health, life, love and death, sprinkled withstardust from his long association with top sportsmen and women,his story shares the laughter, tears, frustrations and triumphs of a longand fulfilling surgical career.

Meg Sheppard Mystery Series Book Three'Pointed Attacks'; is a fast-paced, action-packed mystery that unfurls within the worlds of thoroughbred horse racing and country living. Racehorse trainer Grayson is dead in his office trailer and Meg, turned amateur sleuth, is asked to investigate. The members of a syndicate, who own five horses trained by Grayson, are all under suspicion. But the list of suspects grows as Meg learns more about the horses'; unexpected poor health and disappointing performances. Meg is under pressure to uncover the elusive truth, to put a stop to both people and animals being hurt. And a secret is revealed that has a profound effect on Meg's personal life. Meg Sheppard escaped persistent abuse by her stepfather by emigrating to Canada from England. She now lives on a small horse farm. She owns two thoroughbred racehorses and two retired racehorses, Eagle and Bullet. Meg adores her border collie dog, Kelly, who is usually at her side. This book is a Canada Book Awards winner. The Canada Book Awards program is a book assessment program that recognizes and promotes Canadian author outstanding accomplishment.

Meg Sheppard Mystery Series Book Two"Over Frank's Dead Body" is a fast-paced, action-packed mystery that unfurls within the worlds of thoroughbred horse racing and country living.Meg Sheppard escaped persistent abuse by her stepfather by emigrating to Canada from England.She now lives on a small horse farm. She owns thoroughbred racehorses and two retired racehorses, Eagle and Bullet.Meg adores her border collie dog, Kelly, who is usually at her side.A jockey dies at the racetrack and Meg, turned amateur sleuth, is asked to investigate.Meg's relationship with Chuck begins to crumble, but when he's accused of murder he needs Meg's help.More comes to light about what happened to Frank, which leads Meg to Kentucky.On her return, she finds her horses have been stolen.Are all these events linked?Meg's search to unearth the truth brings some much needed light into her life. "If you thought book 1 of the Meg Sheppard series had you scratching your head at the goings on surrounding her husband Frank, then 'Over Frank's Dead Body' will keep you in suspense all over again... Finding out what is behind all this takes the reader on another mind bender in Book 2 from Vicky Earle." Jennifer Morrison, author, freelance horse racing writer, handicapper, four-time Sovereign Award winner.

Every retailer must now be essential, supporting the emotional lifestyle and well-being of the customer, as well as simply supplying products. 'Meaning in the Retail Madness' explains how touchpoints have replaced channels, how linear supply chains will become circular, why assortments are increasingly virtual, how physical is turning to local, and why products and shops are not necessarily made for each other anymore. It supplies a blueprint for retail's new 'agile organisation, ' its structure and its processes. How retail must integrate people with technology, generate commercial sales through sustainability, stimulate customer loyalty through ethical behaviour, and achieve profit without profiteering. Richly illustrated throughout with original sketches and diagrams "Meaning in the Retail Madness" will visually stimulate and educate a wide variety of readers from seasoned professionals and retail entrepreneurs to retail creatives, technologists, facilitators, and informed customers. The book is focused on 3 essential themes. How to flourish in...'The Life & Times of the Essential Retailer' How to evolve into...'Agile Organisations' How to adopt...'Astute Strategies' As the 'Z to A of Retail Disruption' it also includes over 90 Retailer Insights - from Zara to Amazon, Zalando to Aldi, and 70 Action Plans - from 'Zooming & Zoning' to 'Allocation & Meaning in the Retail Madness' is a book of its times, that will remain a guide and inspiration for years to come. "The madness of retail will be perceived only by those who find no meaning in it. Whilst the essential retailers will be those that embrace the sense of it."

Meg Sheppard Mystery Series Book One"What Happened to Frank?" is a fast-paced, action-packed mystery that unfurls within the worlds of thoroughbred horse racing and country living. Meg Sheppard escaped persistent abuse by her stepfather by emigrating to Canada from England.She now lives on a small horse farm. She owns two thoroughbred racehorses, Rose and Speed, and two retired racehorses, Eagle and Bullet. Meg adores her border collie dog, Kelly, who is usually at her side.On the dreaded anniversary of Frank's untimely death, Meg's conviction that it was no accident turns into a keen determination to find out who killed her husband, and she evolves into an amateur sleuth.As she follows the bends in the road, she discovers who her true two-legged and four-legged friends are, but also unearths facts she finds tough to face."This book will take you on exciting twists that will keep you guessing!" Jennifer Morrison, author, freelance horse racing writer, handicapper, four-time Sovereign Award winner.

If you have lymphoedema or know someone who does, this book will provide invaluable information from the experts and useful tips to help you better manage the condition, improving your quality of life and mental wellbeing. Lymphoedema, a chronic and often debilitating lifelong disease that can have a detrimental effect on both physically and mentally.Matt Hazledine shares his personal experiences and useful tips, plus authoritative information and guidance from over 20 medical professionals and experts, with the aim to help you to live better with lymphoedema. We cover the four cornerstones of treatment: Compression, Skin Care, Healthy Lifestyle & Movement and Lymphatic Drainage.With lymphoedema knowledge is power, and you will learn about; Finding the right therapist, Help and support networks, Self-management techniques, Therapies, products & surgery and Research to find a cure.Whether you read the whole book in one go or turn to certain chapters that focus on specific subjects, this is a must have lymphoedema bible that can be referred to again in the future, when needed. By buying this book, you will help to raise money to fund research in the hope of finding a cure for lymphoedema. 25% of profits from book sales will be donated to The Lymphoedema Research Fund managed by St George's Hospital Charity. Join me in the quest to fund research, so scientists can find a cure to help future generations to live better without lymphoedema.I wish I'd had a book like this when I was diagnosed with lymphoedema 10 years ago.

Caiston Manor is a large country house owned by Lord Barnes, a wealthy banker who has recently returned from lengthy travels in Egypt. He has been estranged from his family for a number of years.As he picks up the threads of his life in England, his immediate circle widens in many unexpected ways, accommodating innovation, intrigue and a gently blossoming love-story as the Old Gatehouse is restored and lived in once more.So sit back and relax as you enter the world of a country estate in the early nineteen-hundreds. Enjoy the banter of the daily round with the domestics and add a little romance to your life as the changing fortunes of Lord Barnes' family build to a warm and uplifting conclusion.