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The Vicar's Dog
One who has faced the evil that lurks in darkness comes to cherish the gentle grace of moonlight... Innocent mistake unravels dark secrets and divine deceptions among people of faith. In the early morning of the month of May, 1952, the African sun blazed with its usual intensity as the missionaries arrived, their presence met with warm, curious hospitality. They approached the local customs with sensitivity and humility, navigating the complex introduction of a foreign deity to the native people. The serene community's peace was soon disrupted by an unexpected event—the mysterious disappearance of Collar, the Vicar’s wife’s beloved Chihuahua. This seemingly trivial incident set off a chain of events that tested the faith and resilience of both the missionaries and the villagers. The Vicar’s Dog is a satirical exploration of the intricate dynamics between an African settlement and the influence of foreign religions, when a single act of youthful folly ignites a cascade of revelations and consequences.
The Pawns of Complicit
From Shadows to Sovereignty: A Princess's Rise to Restore a Kingdom's Light. Against Darkness and Despair: A Princess Fights to Reclaim Her Kingdom. The Pawns of Complicit tells the story of an enchanting kingdom of Duwa, where a tyrant's reign casts a dark shadow over the land. The story unfolds with Dade, a courageous princess, and Batala, a formidable warrior from the Lantoro forests, embarking on a perilous mission to free their people from King Adele's oppressive rule. As they traverse the tense border, confront fierce enemies, and uncover hidden alliances, Dade and Batala form an unbreakable bond forged in the fires of rebellion. In the twilight of her life, Queen Dade reflects on her legacy; a kingdom united, a vision realised, and a future filled with hope. Her story is one of courage, sacrifice, and the enduring power of a leader who rose from the ashes of tyranny to bring light to her people.
A Reach for the Piece
A group of teenagers on the brink of adulthood will discover that the line between ordinary and extraordinary is thinner than they ever imagined. A story of courage, discovery, and the extraordinary moments A group of teenagers awaiting their GCSE results, navigate the idle days of summer, caught between the anxieties of adolescence and the anticipation of their futures. A Reach for a Piece is a story of courage, discovery, and the extraordinary moments that lie beneath the surface of the everyday. Set against the backdrop of a town where modernity meets nature, this story captures the essence of youth - a time when the world is full of possibility, and every choice has the potential to shape a destiny. Join these young souls as they step beyond the familiar, confronting challenges and uncovering the mysteries that life has in store for them. This is a narrative about the indomitable spirit of youth, the power of friendship, and the realization that sometimes, the most significant adventures happen when you least expect them.
For the Sake of My Friend
When personal interests interfere with a strong friendship, even the closest of friends can find themselves caught in a web of mind games Where past legacies meet present joys, friendship is proven, and love finds its way home. For the Sake of My Friend delves into the warmth of friendship and the complexity of relationships come to life during a weekend gathering at a pub in Milton Keynes. As the day unfolds, the characters navigate their intricate personal lives. Lola struggles with her tumultuous relationship with her boyfriend, Dave, while her friends encourage her to give him a chance. Amid laughter and light-hearted banter, secrets are unveiled, and old wounds resurface. The gathering becomes a space for reflection, advice, and the rekindling of connections, with each character contributing to the lively, sometimes chaotic atmosphere. Through the ups and downs, the friends find strength in each other, learning that love, laughter, and shared memories are the true foundations of their lives.
Omo Yoruba D'ade (Proudly Yoruba)
Yoruba, being a tonal language makes it challenging for children of Yoruba parents living abroad to speak and write Yoruba language. Yet, Yoruba language can be easy to learn with correct approach and constant practice of the accents and tones. The critical aspect of learning to speak Yoruba is to pay attention to the vowels. Yoruba language is interlaced with the vowels after each consonant, allowing for distinct pronunciations. The interactive digital book, Omo Yoruba D'ade breaks down the learning of the basic Yoruba conversations to start-up the learning process for a beginner. The compelling illustrations and simple exercises make the book highly interactive and will encourage fast learning. Without further delay to speak and write Yoruba Language, let's get started.
The Good Men
In fourteenth-century France, a young woman from the mountain village of Montaillou was tried for heresy by the Catholic inquisition. Her name was Grazida Lizier and, by her own confession, her “joy was shared” with the wrong man: the village rector.
Shewa
She was humble and had wanted to lead a normal life. Hardly did she know that her destiny has been written on the same page with great men. Men that would stop at nothing, to dominate her.The Gods were not happy at the manipulation of religions by men under the guise of their names. They sought to put an end to the gender oppression. Shewa was perfect, to implement that change. They brought up a male forerunner to guide her through to her mission. But the lust for her beauty and prowess, makes her a target for dominance by the great men of her era. If she must survive among these powerful men, she must listen only to her wits.She was aged five, when her father, the kingdom's heir-apparent an...
Miss Burma
“Craig wields powerful and vivid prose to illuminate a country and a family trapped not only by war and revolution, but also by desire and loss.” —Viet Thanh Nguyen, Pulitzer Prize–winning author Miss Burma tells the story of modern-day Burma through the eyes of Benny and Khin, husband and wife, and their daughter Louisa. After attending school in Calcutta, Benny settles in Rangoon, then part of the British Empire, and falls in love with Khin, a woman who is part of a long-persecuted ethnic minority group, the Karen. World War II comes to Southeast Asia, and Benny and Khin must go into hiding in the eastern part of the country during the Japanese occupation, beginning a journey that ...
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