Natalie Martin Knihy

Heartwarming, funny and bold, Natalie K Martin's Unplanned asks: what if the unplanned moments are what life's all about? Travelling the world for eleven years, Zoe and Sam have been living the dream--Sam's dream. But when Zoe discovers she is pregnant, she decides it is time to find a new dream, even if Sam isn't a part of it. Back in London and sleeping in her childhood bedroom, Zoe's new life at first seems nothing more than her old single life, but with a bump. But then her best friend, Nina, challenges Zoe to take the next nine months to complete a pre-baby bucket list. Now forced to look at her life through a new lens, Zoe has to decide what she wants, and whether that includes a man or not. But after a decade of being part of a 'we', is nine months enough time for Zoe to find out who she is as a 'me'?

In this captivating novel of love, family and betrayal, two sisters mean everything to each other―until one secret shatters it all. Sisters Jess and Ivy have always shared everything―childhood memories, a flat, a love of romcoms. As different as they are, together they’re the perfect balance, with Jess’s calm elegance complementing Ivy’s spirit and thirst for adventure. But there is one thing―one person―they can’t Ivy’s friend, Finn. And when Jess falls for him, the betrayal cuts deep, forming a chasm between the two sisters that widens with every passing day… Years after that fateful falling-out, Jess receives a call that changes everything and throws her on a journey following in her wilder sister’s footsteps, to discover what happened to Ivy. But is it ever too late to say you’re sorry?

The book explores Turkey's troubling reputation for repressing media freedom, highlighting its status as a significant jailer of journalists alongside China, despite its EU candidacy. It delves into the complex political landscape shaped by the AKP's rise amidst a historical power struggle among Kemalists, Kurds, and Islamists. The author argues that the AKP's securitization of journalists as terrorists serves to delegitimize dissent and protect its electoral interests, ultimately positioning journalism as a casualty in Turkey's ongoing political battle.

From a cheeky Fox Duffle Coat to a sweet and simple Mouse Pocket Dress, the designs in The Fox, the Bear & the Bunny are great fun and utterly adorable. The animal themed projects include dresses, dungarees, coats and trousers, and each are embellished with different animals for a playful twist.