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A story of resilience, belonging, and the quest for acceptance.The Wilde family leave Africa in search of a home in this fictional memoir set during a time of global prejudice and intolerance. Shedding light on the struggles migrants endure while rebuilding their lives.The story focuses on the family's isolation and challenges to adapt to a new culture. They grasp the significance of acceptance and see it as necessary to gain approval.In New Zealand, they become friends with the Ncube household from Zimbabwe, who share the difficulties of raising a child there.A strong bond forms between Rorke and his colleague Tāne Williams. They uncover a common history of colonisation and explore the impact of immigration on indigenous communities.Their boss, Fran White, and regional manager, Hugh Biggete, intimidate employees who dare question the status quo.Despite encountering bias and mockery, the Wildes' remain undeterred in their journey. They stay away from fellow immigrants who resist change and continue to be rooted in their past.With the world's highest number of flightless bird species, will this foreign country, Aotearoa, offer them a comparable refuge?Where the Birds Don't Fly.

A world of unfolding romance and unexpected friendships. A story about embracing life's ebbs and flows. Judith, after a long career as an art teacher, moves back into her childhood home in the Cotswolds. Out of the blue hand-painted postcards land on her doormat, each one portraying a line from the well-remembered magpie nursery rhyme. Nudged by their arrival Judith interprets them as a sign to seek out those in the village who most need her help and to face her past. Enticed out of the doldrums of retirement, her compassion is ignited, and she discovers passion and purpose in her role as an unlikely confidant to many. With her closest friend, Louise, encouraging her to pick up her art, and her life again, Judith embarks on her journey of rediscovery, unlikely connections and renewed hope. And, with a bubbling excitement, she realises this is the start of something new. But who is sending the cards and when will they reveal themselves, if at all, and, when romance is rekindled, with a long-forgotten school friend, will Judith too, at last, find happiness. After all that's what we all want in life, isn't it? A beautifully sensitive story heralding change, acceptance, and forgiveness on the journey to finding happiness.

Odi can run, really run, he is the fastest in his hometown. With his beady eyes set on gold, can Odi pedal those long thin legs and keep up with the fastest animals in the world, or will Michael the manic mole snatch a stunning victory?'Odi the Ostrich at the Animal Games' is the opening book in a hilariously charming children's series based on the coolest ostrich in town! This heart-warming series promises to keep children and adults entertained and wanting more on every page.

For fans of Bridgerton...Born a second son, Aiden Elliot works hard to prove himself and secure a future. Stationed on the Continent during the Napoleonic Wars to achieve that end, his life takes a turn when his older brother dies. As the new heir to the Northumberland Dukedom, Aiden is confronted with the duty of marriage, a vexing prospect, until he meets Lynette.At twenty-six years old, Lynette Elphinstone would rather embrace spinsterhood than marry for convenience. Influenced by the novels she reads, Lynette is a romantic who yearns for a love match. However, her resolve begins to falter when Aiden shows her that even a marriage of convenience can be lustful.As their relationship unfolds they are faced with the question: is Aiden the love match of Lynette's dreams or simply using her as the means to fulfill his duty?

"Christodoulou creates characters that you not only care about but want to meet in real life... poignant, beautiful and gripping." - Anne John-Ligali If you're looking for a book that will keep you captive, between its pages, until you've reached the end, then this is it.A story about overcoming adversity in all its forms, it will have you rooting for the characters as they fight for real love. Sexy and passionate it's written in a beautiful and sensitive prose.Trust is a big word, when life has always let you down.Alexander, locked in a loveless, cold marriage, has melted into the hum-drum of life, hiding behind his cerebral palsy. Maria, a single mother, is still reeling from her husband's gambling and abandonment from years before. They click with their first tweet.Will love work out for them a second time around or are they too lost in the online fantasy they have created to make it work for real."An authentic story about love and life in all its messy, unpredictable, imperfect glory.A truly heart-warming read." Jane Lacey-Crane

"A masterful look at control and manipulation" - Jess KitchingAfter receiving a substantial inheritance, thirty-seven-year-old aspiring writer, Theresa, moves to the High Country of Victoria, Australia, to finally write the novel she had always planned. Here, she meets and marries Rick Goodman, a former TV star and local entrepreneur.More than a decade her senior, Rick is charming and successful, and the most lovingly attentive partner Theresa has ever had. He encourages her dreams to write a novel and rekindles her long-forgotten desire to have a child. Life on their idyllic Alpine property is bliss, until Rick gets a text message from his ex-wife, Anita, the glamorous daughter of a wealthy TV producer. Rick tells Theresa that Anita has run off overseas with her new boyfriend, and that they must care for his teenage daughter, Chloe.While her efforts to bond with her bewildered and resentful stepdaughter fall flat, Theresa is overjoyed when she finds herself pregnant. But as months go by with no word from Anita, Theresa's search for answers leads her to the women in Rick's past, and she must uncover the truth about their lives, in time to save herself and her unborn child."A fascinating psychological story" - Katelin Farnsworth

A fictional biography that challenges the norms of history. Of apartheid, colonialism, heartbreak, love, and compassion.

Join Finney fox cub on his troublesome journey as he learns about little and recycling with the help of his friends.

"Would You Be My Friend?" could be enjoyed anytime throughout the day as a read-a-loud or a lovely bedtime story book.

Who is to be blamed for a woman''s unhappiness?Margot''s unhappiness is contrary to what you might expect, considering that she lives in Paris and is married to a handsome, successful man she loves. However, as time passes, she feels more certain about her emptiness and realizes how little time her husband Arthur has for her. Finally, she decides to leave him, but then something changes. Not only does Margot not know her husband as well as she thought she did, but she also comes to see that she didn''t even know herself that deeply.Margot''s life starts changing when she discovers countless new things about her marriage, which also reawakens old traumas.But have these signs always been there?Has Margot''s journey been waiting for her long before she became aware of it, and can her marriage be saved?Margot is surprised to discover Arthur knew her much better than she ever thought possible.

Join Luke on his adventure train series as he goes on adventures.

Join Sammy in yet another delightful adventure.

''A gripping, intriguing, and provocative page-turner about the flame of love of humanity in HongKong'' - Romy Coers''An intelligent and heartwarming story that will move you.'' - Ferial MohamedOn 9 June 2019, over one million Hong Kong citizens marched on Hong Kong island. It was the biggest protest in Hong Kong history. The series of demonstrations lasted until 2020, thousands of people got injured or arrested.Peter Chen is the leader of his undercover medics team. He is not related to the medical field, but he is a pacifist, who avoids using violence in the protest. Every weekend, the Hong Kong streets are dyed in violence, but rescuing injured people in the protest site is Peter''s own way to resist against the government with non-violence.In a massive protest held in the main hub airport of Hong Kong, Peter rescues a severely injured protester Blaze Lai. However, Blaze is a wanted criminal who was charged with damaging property in the legislative council. The police dragnet is getting closer to Peter, and the undercover medic is under the threat. Will Peter be able to sustain his fight against the unyielding resistance of mainland China?

A gripping, powerful emotional page turner with a heartbreaking twist.'A story that runs deep; filled with emotional truth.' - Ferial Mohamed

For lovers of Khaled Hosseini's books'A beautifully written novel that highlights the pain women face'

During times of trials and sadness, Poet Karen Esteves pours out her emotions and love for Jesus into the writing of poems.Her latest book, He is Ever Present, is a book of poems that will give you the comfort and encouragement you need during those lonely, dark, unsettling times.A reminder of God's love for each and every one of us.'Even when I walk through the darkest valley, I will not be afraid, for you are close beside me, your rod and your staff protect and comfort me.' Psalm 23:4 (NLT).If your desire is to draw closer to God and to include his Word in your daily life to build your hope and trust in Him, then this is the book for you. Using this poetry devotional you will be able to keep your mind and heart set on God and allow His peace and Word to guide your daily life.Praise for Karen Esteves: 'Beautifully written poetry from the heart that draws me closer to God' - Book reviewer'Such a unique way to search scripture and get to know God better on a daily basis' - Author Taryn Leigh'So blessed I picked up this book, especially in these difficult times, it gave me the encouragement I needed' - Amazon reviewe