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In a memoir spanning a century of family life, Judith White reflects on the pain inflicted on lives in Britain and Australia by an empire built on coal. Born in the North of England, cradle of the Industrial Revolution, she rekindles childhood memories to tell the stories of the remarkable women and men who struggled through two world wars and the Depression. Fleeing Britain in the Thatcher years she learned, from the First Nations people and the writers and artists of Australia, what a university education had never taught her about the devastating impact of colonisation. Children of Coal adds a singular voice to the rising chorus calling for the public reckoning with history that is needed to free society from the shackles of the empire of the mind. "An engaging family tapestry of lives influenced by a country's dependence on coal. Written with astute political economy perspectives and in elegant prose, this insightful and gutsy truth telling shows Judith's lifetime commitment to social justice and her timely hopes for a post Covid social revolution." - Professor Stuart Rees, founder of the Sydney Peace Prize "Judith White writes with great affection, understanding and humour about her upbringing in the north of England and the heritage which did so much to shape her character and her direction in life. A book alive with people you would like to have known." - Sandra Hall, film critic

The Special Belly Button Club is a children's book to help explain to those affected by Gastroschsis what the birth defect is. This book was carefully created by the CEO and Founder of The Global Gastroschisis Foundation (formally Avery's Angels) and the original artist for the foundation, Megan Turcotte. All proceeds from this book go directly to providing support to those affected by Gastroschisis, research and awareness for Gastroschisis globally via the Global Gastroschisis Foundation.

A story of triumph over tragedy that will inspire you to move from blame to accountability. From victim to victorious. Australian born psychic medium and counsellor Ros McMaster's memoir came about after a series of tragic life events forced her to question the relationships around her - none more so than the relationship she had with herself. At the age of 54, her 30-year marriage to Andrew ends, leaving her to deal with years of suppressed anger. One year later, she is diagnosed with a rare form of stage four bowel cancer. The very next year, her karmic journey with Andrew comes to a head after he too is diagnosed with cancer and passes away - 5 weeks after his diagnosis. With her background in psychology, she becomes both counsellor and client in this deep psychoanalysis of her entire life. Exposing and understanding her shadows, and Andrews', which are rooted in a complex web of co-dependence, addictions, deep-seated fear of abandonment, and a complete lack of self-worth. Ros takes the reader with her as she begins healing the past and taking responsibility for the role she played in her years of unhappiness.While Andrew's personality, and the motives for his behaviour, are clearly revealed, the sensitive topic of his passing has been treated in a masterly fashion, added to by the loving impressions of his children in their moments of grief.Ros's writing appeals to both the emotions and psyche in a compelling and cohesive story taking the reader on a transformational journey to letting go of past conditioning, false beliefs, self-doubt, and fear, giving thought-provoking tips and tools for beginning your own journey to healing.

30-day prayer journal written and created for you to find balance and purpose in life's daily grind. Designed as a daily reflective journal to accompany your scriptural readings, allowing you to fully embrace who you were called to be.

In our everchanging and fast-paced daily life, we are faced with challenges and frustrations throughout every day. It is essential to reflect on those frustrations and see how other people experience such events. #effinmoments is a lighthearted look at some of what I have experienced and demonstrates that it is vital to take a step back, breathe and have a laugh along the way. As I assure you, 'we have all had them'.

My friends and myself share examples of meetings that could have been executed in more orderly fashion. Every company must hold meetings, so it is imperative that these meetings have purpose, clarity and most importantly move growth objectives forward. This books offers tips and best practices for both moderators and attendees on how to streamline, improve and ultimately hold more effective meetings.

A whimsical collection of children's poetry, written by Montanan author Luke Spink, complete with 42 illustrations of the wildest kind imaginable. The perfect book for children 5 or older, for children at heart, or just to lift your spirits when they're down. Take a chance, and enjoy a fresh copy of Just a Sip of Nonsense.

Each group of girlfriends has its own dynamics. This is the story of one.In 1995, Nicole, Dianne and Kate gather for their Annual Girls' Bike Ride. Nicole, composed and private, is managing through a past with stunted opportunities and a secret. Dianne, exuberant and warm, is contending with the competing forces of seeking truth and protecting people from it. Kate, beautiful and successful, is haunted by how best to hold onto the love of a younger man.This story traces the lives of these three women over three decades as they share their paths through youth, marriage, motherhood, careers and death. As the story builds, a murder, unsavory characters and misunderstandings appear. However, the true drama is within their personal unraveling stories of ambition, love and friendship.

Have you ever wondered about the thoughts of a bipolar Aquarius? Ever been curious about their thinking pattern or what travels through their mind on a daily random bases? Well if so this is going to be such a fun, weird, confusing, parental advisory probably needed, peaceful, hopeful, guided, random reading.

"The one great principle of the English law is to make business for itself." ~ Charles DickensWhy is it, in wealthy countries, we have the idea that we are entitled to the money and assets our parents worked their whole lives for? We have been conditioned by the legal fraternity to think that we deserve 'Mummy and Daddy's' money. We have been given the privileges that most of the population of the world can only dream of, yet we have become self-entitled. Some think they deserve more than their siblings. And where there is a complicated family situation such as blended families, people tend to blame and conjure issues that might not be there at all. Past hurts, real or imagined, get reviewed and relived. Things get confused, and people feel that they deserve compensation for that hurt but in doing so, hurt those who love them the most in the process. In her debut book 'Estate: A Cautionary Tale', Floss the Writer shares her family's experience of fifteen years and millions of dollars in legal fees fighting over an estate which in the end was not there. This cautionary tale is essential reading for anyone with assets or an estate no matter how big or small and shares a number of valuable life lessons

Joey and Jenny just moved in across the street from a creepy old house. The house is abandoned but a mysterious light and strange sounds coming from the house put this brother and sister detective team on the path to solving yet another mystery.

It is the year 2125. Zach and his family live in the Dome, an artificial environment created on planet Earth in response to climate and environmental catastrophe. Zach and his friends Vincent, Melody and Tobias live normal lives - going to school, and playing soccer; riding their bikes, and using jetpacks. However, normality hides a darker side to their existence - every facet of their lives is tightly controlled. They exist on scant food rations, and their homes are run by VC, a computer network which monitors their every action. The children try not to draw attention from the brutal Security Service guards who roam the Dome day and night; these guards work for the Chairman and his head of the Security Service, a vicious bully called Harvey Legion. Zach's life is thrown into turmoil when his dad, Jon, is arrested by the Security Service. Without realising it, Jon has made a discovery that will change the course of their lives. Despite Zach's mum engaging a lawyer, Zach's dad has disappeared completely. His last message to his family sends Zach looking for answers. Using their ingenuity, and under the cover of The Dome Centenary Celebrations, Zach and his friends embark on a dangerous rescue mission, that takes them to places they didn't expect to go. They rescue Zach's dad and, in the process, uncover the truth of The Dome.

Sci-Fi is often depicted as being about how humans would fit into an alien galaxy. But what if we didn't fit?What if we were the odd ones out, the exotic and unfamiliar?In a galaxy where almost every species is protected by rigid shells or protective scales, our pink, fleshy forms make us appear as soft and vulnerable in the eyes of others. When everyone physically towers over us we seem weak and almost helpless. But humanity is a complex and adaptable species, just full of surprises ready for unsuspecting aliens to discover...

In Toronto's rough days of 1839, several elite citizens harbor dark secrets, offering rich compost for a sleazy blackmailer. Caught in the muck is the gallant young Brodie Langford who is desperate to protect his sweetheart from disgrace. When Brodie is arrested for the extortionist's murder, Marc Edwards, now a barrister, struggles to save him from the gallows and to reunite the couple.

Two young puppies set off with their friend Winnie on a day of adventure. It soon turns out to be an Adventure with a Capital A teaching them lessons about friendship and loyalty and respect. The three young dogs get lost up in the mountains above Deep Bay on BC's Vancouver Island and are helped by Eagle and Bear. On their way home they come face to face with Mountain Lion who has been stalking them. They are frightened and in danger but are saved by Jet, a brave blind old black lab.

In the early morning hours, twelve-year-old Tammy Fitzgerald is kidnapped from her bedroom in her family home. No ransom demand is made. No body is found. Several months pass, and the child is declared dead.At the time of the kidnapping, Taylor Shaw is Tammy's babysitter. She is just seventeen years old. She refuses to believe that Tammy is dead and embarks upon a one-person crusade to find out the truth.As a seventeen-year-old, Taylor, with no family connections and a relationship with a local biker gang, is not taken seriously. After a few months, she is beginning to run out of options.Our story takes place in the California desert, primarily in two towns, Haven and Newton. Haven is a bustling commercial center. Newton is an isolated farming community. In the past, one could only reach Newton by a narrow and dangerous mountain pass road.Don Fitzpatrick, Tammy's father, is instrumental in extending the interstate highway from Haven to Newton and building a large subdivision along the way known as Haven Lakes. He wound up with the largest house in the new subdivision.The kidnapping takes place shortly after the Fitzpatrick family moves into its new home.When we join the story, Taylor has enrolled in a survey class covering the U.S. Constitution at the local Junior College in Newton. During the first day of class, her professor, Richard (Rick) Miller, tells the class that he has been working as a DA in Haven and has experience in criminal investigations. To Taylor, he seems to be the perfect person to help with her investigation.Taylor also has a childhood friend, Frank Diaz, who has become a police officer in the Haven-Newton Police Department. Taylor feels that Frank, too, would be helpful to her efforts.A dangerous crime lord is reputed to be involved with the kidnapping and to own various local law enforcement agencies.We watch as Taylor, Rick, and Frank struggle to learn the truth behind Tammy's kidnapping and how their efforts lead them to the ultimate armed showdown between Taylor and her friends and the crime lord and his hired guns.We learn in the end that loyalty, truth, and trust prevail over crime and greed.

A look at my life prior to the diagnose of Leukaemia and then the path through treatment.The events that influenced my world and took me from a place where at the begin you think light will never enter to journey into humanity at its best. .

Go to College for Free or Pretty Darn Close to It is a guide to navigate through junior year, senior year, and freshmen year of college. It directs students to scholarship dollars by explaining what should be done each month starting junior year. Written by a high school educator of 32 years, the author shares why the smartest do not always receive the money. Instead, it is about the strategy. She explains a system of calculated moves that will turn a small amount of money into a college education costing little out of pocket, if anything. As an educator, she was able to use examples that demonstrate common wrong moves which can cost thousands for the parent or student. Being intelligent isn't enough; strategies and hard work open the revenue doors to scholarships. Do not miss out on the thousands of dollars available to students willing to put forth the effort.

No matter our goals in life, "How To Find The Peace In You" offers a proven structure for gaining peace every day. Eric Davis, one of the world's prominent experts on peace development, discloses empirical strategies that could instruct how to master the small actions that lead to exceptional results.If you are having difficulty mastering your behavior, the problem is not you. The very problem could be your system of discipline. Bad behavior repeats itself not because we do not want to change but because we have the wrong system of discipline. We don't rise to the degree of our own control. We fall to the degree of our discipline. In "How To Find The Peace In You", You will gain a plan that could reach you new heights in life. Davis is known for his expertise to refine complex issues into effortless patterns that could be gladly practiced in daily life and career. Here, he draws on customs from sociology, religion, and science to develop a comprehensive guide for making good behaviors necessary and bad behaviors impractical. "How To Find The Peace In You" would alter the way we think about achievements and give us the instructions and abilities we need to revolve our behaviors, whether you are a professional coach looking for a championship, a lawyer hoping to improve a law firm, or a person who is wishing to quit drinking, weight loss, stress relief, and reach prosperity that fulfills.

Do you ever feel like your life is going through the motion with no direction, what if you could get a glimpse into God's playbook for your life? Let me take you on a journey of God's faithfulness in my life, and may you be inspired to discover God's playbook for your life. Written By: Christine D. Long Edited By: Lydia Mays & Monifa MerriweatherPrayers By: Jacqualine Long

Prayers of the righteous consist of biblical examples of prayers that were answered by God. The author explains his position as a spiritual leader and the purpose of prayer. This devotion is timeless.

While "Managing Assets" is not "Asset Management", "Management" does not equal "Leadership". Developing asset management leaders within an organization who aim to create followers for its set of principles and establish behaviours that promote the four Fundamentals of Asset Management, is a significant focus of this book. With the addition of "Adaptability", the authors establish a fifth Fundamental, describing maturity in asset management as the ability to change, in the light of changes in the ecosystem that surround any business.

This book is to the hearts of women. The things we think but can't say. The thoughts we would love to share yet can't reveal. Someone knows how we feel but it is such an unpredictable world that you don't know who you can be honest with revealing your innermost thoughts. There are many of us who are realistic but are afraid. The word of God gives us the hope and the reason for faith to have peace within ourselves and our lives, so we never feel alone. Through God's guidance, he blesses us with women of virtue who have survived and can support us along the way. May your hearts and lives be blessed!