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Set in a richly imagined world, this tale follows the journey of a young hero as they navigate political intrigue, ancient prophecies, and the struggle between good and evil. With a cast of diverse characters, including allies and adversaries, the story explores themes of courage, loyalty, and the quest for identity. As the protagonist uncovers hidden truths about their past, they must confront their destiny and the fate of their realm, leading to an epic confrontation that will change everything.

Originally published in 1882, this reprint offers readers a chance to explore the historical and cultural context of the time. The book delves into themes that resonate with contemporary issues, providing insights into the era's societal norms and challenges. With its authentic language and style, it captures the essence of its period, making it a valuable addition for both enthusiasts of classic literature and those interested in the evolution of storytelling.

Set against a backdrop of intrigue, the story unfolds as a series of interconnected events leads to a shocking revelation. Characters navigate a web of secrets and betrayals, each driven by their own motives. Themes of trust and deception are explored as alliances shift and the true nature of each character is revealed. The narrative builds tension, keeping readers engaged as they piece together the mystery behind the conspiracy. With a blend of suspense and drama, the book offers a captivating exploration of human relationships and the consequences of hidden agendas.

Exploring the brutal realities of slavery, this work offers firsthand accounts that illuminate the inhumane conditions endured by enslaved individuals. It delves into personal narratives that reveal the emotional and physical toll of enslavement, highlighting the resilience and strength of those affected. Through vivid storytelling, it addresses themes of oppression, resistance, and the quest for freedom, providing readers with a poignant understanding of this dark chapter in history.

John Brooks examines a range of abstractionist, experimental, and genre- defying works by Black writers and artists that challenge how audiences perceive and imagine race. He argues that literature and visual art that exceed the confines of familiar conceptions of Black identity can upend received ideas about race and difference.

Set in a post-apocalyptic world in what was once France, the narrative explores the harsh realities faced by Earth's survivors. With the absence of borders or nations, the story delves into the lives of various tribes striving for survival amidst a bleak future. The struggle for existence and the dynamics between these tribes form the core of this gripping tale.

Most of us live on dry land but our language is full of watery figures of speech, so it was not hard for John F J Brooks to come up with the title of this piece. The author set out on his journey over sixty years ago. Rhyme and rhythm, great thoughts and some good old plain English have all added colour and depth to his life, which he is happy to share. Jobs have come and jobs have gone, but the longest threads of his life have been the abiding pleasures of art, music and poetry, washed down with good wine!

Winner of the Teachers' Choice Award 2019. Ruby describes emotions to her Robot, who doesn't know what they are or how they feel. She teaches him what each feels like (love feels like a box of butterflies!) and when she feels them (I sometimes feel that way when I'm told no more TV!). This book is an introduction to social-emotional learning and affective education for kids.

Hector loves his home! It's comfy, snuggly, and safe. But sometimes Hector relies on the safety of his home too much. When he's invited to play outside with his friends, he worries about the problems he might encounter. Hector realizes that his worries are keeping him from enjoying himself, so he needs to learn to be brave and try new things.

Dziecko adoptowane w Polsce przez amerykańskie małżeństwo i historia, którą powinien poznać każdy, kto ma problemy z dzieckiem.W 1991 r. John Brooks i jego żona Erika adoptowali w Polsce czternastomiesięczną dziewczynkę. Nadali jej imię Casey. Przez kilkanaście lat John, Erika i Casey byli szczęśliwą rodziną.W wieku dojrzewania u Casey pojawiły się jednak objawy poważnych zaburzeń emocjonalnych, niespodziewane napady złości i agresji, depresja i skłonności samobójcze. John i Erika przez kilka lat szukali pomocy psychologicznej. Nie znaleźli jej, a wyjaśnienie zaburzeń, na które cierpiała Casey, pojawiło się zbyt późno.„Mogło być inaczej” to książka o rodzicach, którzy desperacko poszukiwali pomocy, starając się ochronić swoją adoptowaną córkę, przed nią samą To książka o rodzicach, którzy – podobnie jak wielu spośród nas – nie potrafili dostrzec, z jak poważnymi problemami boryka się ich dziecko, ani nie wiedzieli, w jaki sposób można je rozwiązać.