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The Sugar Game
Rules can be dangerous. Jessica and Holly's friendship was inevitable as sunrise. Hungry for life beyond sleep, eat and repeat, they land in the bright lights of London. They don't want love, they want independence.
Jobslut
Anna Baker has been a notorious jobslut ever since unceremoniously quitting her first fast food job as a teenager. Now she has about as much chance committing to a career as Richard Branson does to retiring. Unsure if this is something to celebrate or worry about, she moves to London and proceeds to bounce around from promising positions at a law firm to a brief fling as a marital detective and everything in between. In between talking her way into jobs she is in no way qualified for, like preparing the dead for viewings at a mortuary and selling slum flats, she injects a little nonsense into the humdrum life of the normals around her- without ever trying to face her past. When she finally stumbles into a career that seems perfect-weird hours, lots of shopping, plenty of wine-but starts to flake out anyway, her closest friends begin holding up mirrors she cannot avoid. Will Anna ever realize the things she keeps running from may be all she ever wanted? In this hilarious novel about all the places we look for fulfilment, Jobslut is perfect for those still trying to find themselves in the biggest relationship of them all: the nine-to-five.
Letters to the Daughter I'll Never Have
In this collection of letters to an imaginary daughter, Brown navigates the gut-wrenching territory of making the decision to opt out of parenthood. Brutally candid, funny and heartwarming, Letters to the Daughter I'll Never Have takes readers on the journey to reconcile the grief and relief in the choice to forgo the experience of being a mother.
A Tail of Grace
In this collection, Ashley Brown takes us with her on a year-long journey she purposefully devoted to grieving the loss of her soul-dog, listening, learning, and looking for home within herself, without her constant companion. She shares moments and reflections on this transformative year-her travels, anxieties, encounters with wild animals, solitude, foster dogs, relationship challenges, and finally, adopting a dog and moving. In each story from both her literal and spiritual adventures, Brown seeks the wisdom found in nature, the opportunity born from lostness, the beauty in the messes, the grace laced within the pain.
The Routine-Building Handbook
Learn how to create a happy, balanced lifestyle with this easy-to-use, practical guide. Discover the power of starting and maintaining daily routines and rituals to help you decrease your stress levels, improve your sleep, and revolutionize your productivity. Routines are crucial to work-life balance, but establishing those consistent, daily habits is daunting, especially when you don’t know where to start. Inside The Routine Building Handbook, you’ll find everything you need to introduce structure, predictability, and stability into your life, including: A customizable habit-building roadmap Ideas for weekday, weekend, morning, and night routines Examples of realistic, daily routines Charts to help you stay organized And more The Routine-Building Handbook is the perfect tool to help you conquer your to-do list and bring joy to your everyday life.
Maddox the Boy and the Pirate Adventure
It all started one day when Maddox's mama tried to throw away an empty paper towel roll! That's all it took to set Maddox's imagination gears in motion. Who knew that one piece of cardboard intended for the trash would be the start of such an exciting adventure?
Black Diamond City
Black Diamond City: The Victorian Era is the first book in Jan Peterson's trilogy on the history of Nanaimo. Peterson traces the evolution of the city from its First Nations history to its coal industry to its becoming a diversified Victorian-era community. Using original diaries, journals, letters, ships' logs, government records, maps, archival photographs and her own drawings, Peterson vividly brings to life both the historical events that shaped Nanaimo and its people.
