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From an early age, Ive enjoyed writing poetry, as I have found inspiration from daily life and the events that shaped it. I would like to share my experiences with others.

The Journal of my life, looking through a glass, as a profoundly deaf lady aged now at Sixty seven years of age.

This book is about a First Aider called Lucy Bandage, who goes to a horse show providing First Aid cover. It shows the work of a First Aider providing medical cover at a Public Event. So this book shows exactly what is involved as a First Aider providing Emergency medical cover .

The book is a story about a Paramedic that treats sick people. It introduces young children to what is involved to the life of a paramedic.

There are many fundamental issues, whether scientific, cultural, religious, and even philosophical, that we accept as fact or truth, simply because our peers have done so. Our peers have been wrong before. For two thousand years Euclidean geometry and geo-centricity was the absolute truth in scientific and religious communities. Law of some of these issues concern the origins of our domain. Origin of the universe, origin of life on earth, origin of Homo-sapiens, origin of what we categorize as civilization and origin of religion, particularly monotheistic religions. This book has endeavored to investigate these five very fundamental issues, in simple and non-scientific language as far as conceivable. To most people, these subject matters have very little or no consequence in their daily lives, and for this reason they are not explored, nor merit any time contemplating. But they are so innate and engrained in our subconscious that most people must have pondered, reflected, or discussed one or more of these issues at least a few times in their lifetime. The remarkable fact is that despite their vital and elemental relevance, people simply accept and consent to what the authorities propagate. That maybe the most convenient approach, but none of the mainline theories, regardless of where they came from, Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, The Pope, Carl Sagan, Steven Hawking or any other scientists, philosophers or religious authorities are simply theories, not proven and thus still mysteries worth investigating. The book does not try to find answers. It simply investigates the flaws, inadequacies, and weaknesses in some of these theories and where possible, to explore other alternatives and options. The only purpose, and indeed hope in writing this book is to create a fertile domain in the mind of the readers, to ask question, albeit "The Right" questions. "Where there is consciousness, there is doubt."

Jonathan's Tales, Volume 1, is a compilation of 11 magical bedtime stories told verbally to my then 6-year-old son. They are enhanced written transpositions from the audio versions captured on my android phone numbering nearly 100 recorded stories. A list of additional stories is at the end of this book. The Tales, came to life after my son's bedtime toilette, and he, snuggled in bed, arbitrarily drew from his head a binary subject and allowed me several minutes to ponder a story. These Tales located firmly in the magical realism genre were told with three principal aims. Firstly, entertainment. Secondly, erudition to increase knowledge on specific items of facts, or to whet my son's appetite to seek out more information (the notations referenced at the end of the book for each Tale act as a starting aid). Finally, didactic, a way of subtly introducing a broader morality into my son's world on an array of subjects including, but not exclusively, the power of love and friendship, of kindness and honesty and the importance of inclusivity recognising we are all, as individuals, very different.

The Book How Do You Know My Name has been written by the Author Mia Collins as a sequel to Sangfroid. This being a fictional story has been written from a different point of view unlike the third party in the first book, though written as a diary form therefore as a Fictional Autobiography. Tabitha suffered from amnesia for twenty six years, she unfurls how her forgotten life reveals itself over a period of several years. Thereafter her memories returned, unfolding her unique life she once enjoyed although sadly forgotten due to a major blow to the head leaving her in a coma for two weeks with a fractured skull. As her memories unfold it's a whirlwind of wonderful twists and turns as she finally learns who the mystery man was all along who helped her back to this point of now being fulfilled. Who was he, perhaps someone who used to be her oldest friend? __who Tabitha no longer recognised.

Adventurous Robert decides to walk across a frozen lake. Suddenly he falls through the ice and sinks to the bottom where he meets an elf with magic powers. Distraught and desperate the elf tells Robert that his two sons are being held hostage in a house by the lake. Eager to help others he offers to rescue the young elves. Robert discovers that the only way into the house is by going down the chimney. He climbs up a tree, drops onto the roof and enters the house by descending the chimney. He located the two boys and with his unique bravery he helps them escape from the terrible traps in which they have been imprisoned. They have to find a way out of the house before their evil captor returns. The elves have been taught some magic by their father, and they are able to use this on a key that Robert finds in his pocket, to unlock the front door. They are reunited with their father who promised to give Robert a present for having saved his children. Robert gives them the key to his garden shed in case they should ever need refuge above ground.

This collection of poetry deals primarily with a sense of 'positive space' in our lives, and how we come to re-acquaint ourselves with the 'here and the now', despite the clear challenges and the obstacles behind us and the unforeseen ones ahead of us. The poems try to refl ect on the inner potential of every human being - the potential to re-prioritise, to re-focus and to re-new, so as to deepen and to know our creative and most dedicated side. The author draws from personal experience, from various Biblical sources and from the writings of thirteenth century Christian mystic, Meister Eckhart, to convey his appreciation and understanding of the German term leere, and its relevance to people of all ages and backgrounds today.

THE BOOK: If you have the necessary INSIGHT to PERCEIVE and UTILZE opportunities and FAVOURABLE conditions and recognise VALUES, you can put yourself in a position to take advantage of them. But you will achieve Success as you are enabled to assist others. When you have generous thoughts that benefit all, it will be filled with strength and vitality, whereas a selfish thought contains the germs of dissolution. It will disintegrate and pass away. When you make yourself to become giver of lots of High-Quality services, you make yourself a MONEY MAGNET. That's the secret of Financial Success. WHAT BENEFITS ONE MUST BENEFIT ALL. The more service you give, the more remuneration that comes to you and the higher the QUALITY of the service, the greater the remuneration received. Our greatest success will come as we recognise that IT IS JUST AS ESSENTIAL TO GIVE, AS TO RECEIVE. Experience had shown that the more we give the more we get. Where giving in this sense implies service. You cannot guarantee Success, but you can increase the chance of it happening. Opportunity favours the prepared. One thing is certain, the difference between people who fail and those who succeed is that successful people do the things that failures are afraid to tackle. YOU GET MORE OF THESE IN THIS BOOK.

Jessica had only recently come to England from the south of France where she had been living with her grandfather, Brigadier Sir Frank Jarvis, since November 1946, so that her mother, Marie Thérèse Craven could go out to work. Her daughter was more of an inconvenience to her than a beloved child. She was very aware of the strong bond that existed between Jessica and her father, the Brigadier, and was glad of it. It meant that the child could be left in his care and out of her way.

In the 1800s Mongoloid children were thought to be idiots. They were generally taken away at birth and put into institutions. They were neglected, sometimes starved and often died before the age of 20. Those who did live spent their whole lives and institutions. Since the mid-1970s these children are now called Down's Syndrome children.

Stormy Winds was birthed by the Holy Spirit out of a challenging and difficult time, not only in my life but also in the nations of the world. Many, including myself, are yet to recover from these challenges. However, God, through His word as written in this book, has reassured us that despite it all, despite the long nights and dark seasons, and despite the personal changes and challenges, we, His people, need not fear-His word and promises will be fulfilled in our lives. Beyond stormy winds lies purpose. Nothing is more important than to learn how to maintain a life of purpose in the midst of painful adversity. Every sentence of this book is pregnant with wisdom, and I enjoyed the mind-expanding experience of this exciting book. I admonish you to plunge into this ocean of knowledge and watch your storms turn into blessings by God. (Bishop Victoria Beecham)

The school teacher asks his pupils to bring their favorite toy to school. Ami, Tom, Lisa and Sean decide to bring their friend Rolly, their beach ball. Rolly meets lots of other intedresting toys at school. At break time Rolly enters the school yard with his friends and their classmates. Here Rolly encounters Daniel. Daniel a boy a bit older. Daniel is interested in Rolly too.Read on What happens next to Rolly...Other Rolly manuscripts are:Rolly has an adventure, Rolly meets friends, Rolly goes to the beach, Rolly on the farm, Rolly visits town, Rolly explores.

Rolly is a beach ball. Rolly spends the night safe in the barn shed on the farm. In the morning Rolly meets Flappy, the duck. Flappy is delighted to have found a new friend and plays with Rolly. This gets Rolly to roll and see and meet new friends and new surroundings.Do read on to enjoy Rolly meeting up with Judith, the Goldfish, Molly, the sheep dog as well as meeting up with Rolly's four friends Ami, Tom, Lisa and Sean....This is the second of several Rolly books. Further manuscripts are:Rolly has an adventure, Rolly goes to school, Rolly goes to the beach, Rolly on the farm, Rolly visits town, Rolly explores.

Meet Zoom Girl. Louise is an ordinary girl just like you, that is until she has an operation that miraculously give her super powers. Follow the exploits of Zoom Girl as she fights crime using her super powers to rid the world of evil.

Melanie Bennett is your shy girl next door type of girl. Very intelligent however her vocabulary and grammar abilities are somewhat lacking. She is not known for big words, unless they are within her script and still then she doesn't often know their meaning. Melanie is an upcoming actress born in the East Midlands (in the UK) now residing mostly in America, and currently living out of a suitcase in the nearby hotel. Her previous acting jobs were small roles in B type movies or adverts, and she was practically unknown. That was until the last three trilogy action films, where she stars alongside Maurice Sterling, became huge hits. Now many people are starting to know Melanie's name. Maurice Sterling is a good looking and well-known actor. He has starred in many films and everything he turns his head to seems to be a huge hit. He is big in many countries but mostly in America and the United Kingdom. Maurice was born in Paisley in Scotland UK, but he resides mainly in the USA. Maurice and Melanie are great friends and are very close, getting closer still following her cancer diagnosis, during the first of the trilogy movies. Known to each other by their surnames, whilst to everyone else, they are simply Maurice and Mel. Whenever there is a new acting project, Maurice always makes it known that Melanie is to be part of the package. It is mostly down to Maurice, that Melanie is now becoming a worldwide name also. Anna, Maurice's new girlfriend seems a nice girl and they all get on great - or so they thought! A tale of jealousy, turmoil, torment, and just pure evilness. What plans does Anna have in store, who does she have in her sights, and will anyone survive? With some naughtiness, some innuendos, and some absolute nightmares, what is there not to like about this book?

Considering the concept of parallel universes originating and structured from the Main Universe, even on an intellectual basis, it can be calculated at least how many parallel universes there are. It can be accepted that the same living and non-living things live at a different time in each parallel universe. In this case, if a living creature is considered to live for a maximum of 150 years, in line with today's knowledge and conditions, and if the difference between different time periods is considered to be 1 second, the following result can be obtained. (150 x 365 x 24 x 60 x 60) The result of this process shows how many seconds 150 years are. In this case, it can be calculated that there are at least 4,730,400,000 parallel universes. In addition, with a calculation, it can be determined when the parallel universes will be completely free of living things or when the living things will die, and this can give an idea about when the apocalypse will occur. For this, the following information is required: the number of all living things should not increase, but should stop and go backwards, that is, enter into a process of decrease. For example, if the rate of increase in living beings is 0% after (m) years and the number of living beings at that moment (human, animal, plant, etc.) is accepted as (n) and one living creature among these living beings lives for a maximum of (k) years, then the intellectual Basically, we can say that the apocalypse may happen in the year (2024 + m + n + 2k). (On an A.D. basis.) This calculation also includes the possibility of teleportation and time travel applications at the scientific and technological level (m) years from now and the possibility of going back and forward in time (n) years.

Rolly a beach ball wakes up on top of this mountain. Rolly spent all night alone there. Rolly does not know how he got here. He questions Red Rob and Luna, friends who help and accompany Rolly down the mountain. Rolly gets injured on the way down and ends up in a field with high grass. Now he waits for his four friends Ami, Tom, Sean and Lisa to find him. These are helped by Red Rob in their search. Once found the children are overjoyed. They recover Rolly and start mending Rolly back to his original shape, original size, original looks except now Rolly also has a bandaid. The children speak in dialogue short sentences. Aiming to make sense of the adventure Rolly had.This is the first of several Rolly books. Further manuscripts are:Rolly meets friends, Rolly on the farm, Rolly goes to the beach, Rolly goes to school, Rolly visits town, Rolly explores.

Once upon a time, there was a magical dog called "Captain Ringo Andrews". Captain Andrews travelled up the mountain whilst running away from trouble to defend the land and protect the people from sources of anonymous terror. After spending too long travelling too far into the darkenss, the captain was forced to rely solely on his premonitions and his magical paws to excape the supernatural modern day curse that was placed upon him before he was left protected with holy water water during retirement in order to find the light buried deep down.

Maps are great, if shy, historians; their borders tell stories. Tales about the land, tales about people who drew them. They have lasting consequences. This book explores some of those borders with the most to tell us. History, biography and politics all play a part. Some of the oddest frontiers and some of the most painful consequences are examined, from Palestine to The Punjab, by way of Ireland, The Caucasus, The Balkans and Africa. Not all stories are peaceful, and the too-forgotten fights of the Opium Wars and Kurdistan are examined, along with the people who made the decisions. This book is for anyone who has spent a happy hour reading a map, and wondering just how and why some of those lines got to be where they are - mostly boundaries, but also other oddities and curiosities, and for anyone perplexed by a news story from an exotic land, far away in place or time. Copiously illustrated with maps and pictures, it is illuminating, enjoyable and, hopefully, disturbing.

One thing,One thought at a time,Is better thanEverythingAll the time.In a debut collection of poetry, Ellison Kudzayi Madenyika offers lyrical wisdom that touches on the life experiences of the poor and uneducated. With the intent of strengthening the less fortunate and offering hope for both the present and an uncertain future, Madenyika reflects on a variety of topics and themes that encourage others to avoid antagonizing greedy, power-hungry, and ambitious souls as well as disagreements fueled by lies and instead to embrace gratitude, forget pain, and forgive. Throughout his collection, Madenyika reminds us that in being nobody, we become somebody, and that life, no matter how hard, is a gift that can be positively transformed simply by focusing on becoming better every day.A Penny for Your Thoughts is a volume of short poems that share insight into the lives of the less fortunate from the perspective of a Zimbabwian native.

John had no idea just what evil was to happen to his wife and to his life. The evening his wife asked him to meet with her girl friend, in a London Night Club that would completely change his life.

Eighteen poems and 220 quotes. Writing has given me pride, whereby discovering greatness from unthinkable sources. I did not give up, I refuse to give in to anger that presents itself often but I flush away. My future aim is to become a professor specialising in Human Resources. Most importantly, I want to do advocacy for Disability Rights.

This is a book that becomes a short but engaging lesson in how to use your mind to see certain things that would otherwise be easily forgotten, to be easily remembered with your own mind & ideas, & above all, have fun doing it.