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THE LOVEABLE LOSER
The story is based on investigation of a murder case which is investigated by an officer, and the suspect have a unique personality who can cross all the limits to save his image.The cops interrogates the family, friends of the suspect to find the motive of murder.Will the police solve the case .Is the guy suspect or victim .This book gives the experience to witness the game of the chase between the killer and the cops .Its a thriller book with no unnecessary stuff which turns a thriller to comic book. Read the book to know the mystery behind the murder.
Loveable
Kelly Flanagan is a psychologist, father, and blogger who is best known for the letters he has written to his children on his blog, one of which landed him on The Today Show with his four-year-old daughter. In Loveable, Flanagan answers three fundamental human questions: Am I enough? How do I become unlonely? Do I matter? He shows us how to rediscover our worthiness and remember that we are good enough. He encourages us to shed the false self that keeps us lonely and to find people who accept us as we are. And he inspires us to fully embrace our passions, regardless of how ordinary those passions may be. Reading like an extended love letter to readers, Loveable uncovers three essential truths: you are enough, you are not alone, and you matter. Flanagan invites us to disconnect from the distractions and demands of daily life and to listen more intently for the voice of grace within each of us, so we might fully awaken to the redemptive story we are here to live.
Loveable Liam
Liam learns that his family and friends love him, even when he is annoying.
Leo the Loveable Lab
Leo, the little black labrador puppy, is so happy he’s found a new home with ten-year-old Theo and his family on Lake Aqua in Summerville. It’s a perfect place to play with friends, both old and new. A colorfully illustrated book for children, Leo the Loveable Lab shares a collection of dog adoption stories featuring Leo. Through words and pictures, it tells how the dogs create their own community in their neighborhood and welcome new dogs into the pack. These heartwarming stories shine a light on the importance of dog adoption and communicate how much joy animals bring as they become a part of the family.
The Loveable People
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The Loveable Resident
The Loveable Resident is a fictional story about a surgical resident, Mike Oates, who is on a trajectory to win the top position in surgery at a famous American hospital. He has everything—looks, money, a fast car, an adoring girlfriend—and yet, one day his world goes into deep decline when he commits a fatal error. Mike Oates tries to get out of the horrible mess he has made of his life by conducting a passionate love affair with Lauren Moore, his beautiful childhood friend and daughter of his lawyer. He ditches his lover, Missy Wright, which in turn causes him to get entangled with a powerful and grasping mob boss. How Mike’s life gets turned back around and his love for Lauren remains unscathed is described in powerfully depicted characters and plot twists in this first novel by Mary Faderan.
Lacy the Loveable Ladybug
This is Randy’s synopsis of Lacy the Loveable Ladybug: Lacy’s paint was still dripping wet when her identical twin, Alice, jumped in to her life literally. They both stared at each other—one was a book character Mr. Jansen had created, and the other was an adopted ladybug his girls brought into their home. Experience the magic Lacy and Alice make.
Norton, the Loveable Cat Who Travelled the World
Based on A Cat Called Norton, the international bestseller. Peter Gethers hated cats, until he met Norton, a very cute, very friendly Scottish Fold kitten. Soon Peter and Norton were inseparable, travelling together on trains and boats, in planes and cars all over the world!
Landlock X
-Finalist in the 2023 Big Other Book Award for Poetry Sarah Audsley’s debut poetry collection, Landlock X, joins a growing body of adoptee poetics. By examining the consequences of the international transracial adoptee experience—her own—Audsley’s collection finds more questions than solid answers. Employing a variety of poetic forms, co-opting the pastoral tradition to argue for belonging to the rural landscape—despite the inheritance of displacement and removal from a country of origin—Landlock X tries to solve for all of the (adoptee’s) variables and knows it is an impossible task that the “I”, “you”, and “we” of the poems only approximate. ... From “The Black Cows in the Foreground” it is unknown where the bones of your mother turned to fragments none in the painting of the black cows so where to grieve her body no parcel of land to plant sorrow in furrowed rows the black cows graze
Hugo, the Loveable, Huggable Orangutan
Hugo, the Loveable, Huggable Orangutan is a cute story about an orangutan who lives in a zoo and is a comfort to the zookeeper and all the other animals because of his loveable hugs. When a child named Tommy visits the zoo and gives Hugo his peanut butter sandwich, Hugo decides he must have more and follows Tommy home. Tommy takes Hugo to school with him, and soon all the children discover that Hugo makes their troubles disappear with his loveable hugs. When the zookeeper appears on television with a tearful plea for Hugos return, Tommy and all his classmates realize what they must do: bring Hugo back home.
