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Dandelion
An autobiographical fable about a down-trodden farm horse who overcomes poverty, prejudice and self-doubt to become her 'true self'.
Out of This World... and Into Others
An intriguing collection of stories, some of which take place in this world, some in a previous one, and some in the one to come; all with characters who live off the page, share insights, and tell tales that will have you speculating on the mysteries that have fascinated mankind since the beginning of time.
How Mom Got a Life
For eighteen years, Kate Martin has been a sheltered housewife and mother. Suddenly she finds herself divorced and out on a limb. A lot of role reversal goes on as her three kids watch their usually calm, collected mother turn into a quivering mass of insecurities while coming to terms with her new role of single parent. In many ways Kate has a lot more growing up to do than her kids. She quickly finds that technology in the workplace has passed her by, but by using her wits and newly formed spiritual insights she's able to prove to herself and to her kids that the power of the mind is the technology that matters most. Humorous, thoughtful and inspiring.
Grown Men
Austin Sinclair and Jack Winston grew up together on the poor side of town-one quiet sober and tenacious; the other a reckless charmer always seeking a challenge. And they shared a love for tennis that forged an unlikely bond-and incited a fierce rivalry-between them. Then adult life took them in different directions. Now they are grown men - mature, accomplished and middle-aged. And a chance reunion in a crowded restaurant results in a friendly, fateful invitation to compete once again at Austin's exclusive tennis club. But from the first serve on an impeccable clay court to the final, breathless point of a truly unforgettable match, unresolved resentments and tensions will determine the pace of the play. For every lob and backhand, every point surrendered or won, brings with it serious questions about the past and the choices made. With each set comes potentially explosive revelations about love, money and the nature of competition.
Work-Life Balance For Dummies
A recent survey conducted by Universum Communication found that work-life balance is No.1 on the list of short-term career goals amongst professionals. But while work-life balance is an increasingly popular term, many of us are still unsure about how to achieve it, or lack the confidence to approach employers to negotiate flexible working hours. Work-Life Balance for Dummies will offer readers advice and simple strategies to achieve more balance whatever their situation. Discover how to: Work out your priorities Put off procrastination and improve your time management Move your boss towards work-life balance Cast your net wider and change jobs and employers Plan a relocation About the author Jeni Mumford is the author of Life Coaching For Dummies. She is a personal life coach who works with both individuals and organisations on personal development. She runs holistic coaching events in the UK and Italy and is an accredited NLP practitioner.
How to Become a Confident Rider
Do you find yourself making excuses not to ride? Are you stuck in the arena? Do you get nervous/anxious before riding/competing? This book will help you to understand your feelings and give you strategies to deal with them. Christine shares with you the Three Keys to Success based on her successful Confident Rider Workshops. Exercises and case studies are included to help you move forward. Throughout my work as a Riding Teacher I am being constantly challenged by, what seems to be, an increasing amount of pupils who lack confidenceparticularly adults. In this excellent book Christine has given us useful tools to help the rider become more confident. Not only does she explain clearly the very...
Totally Unique Thoughts
120 Thoughts about life, dreams and happiness.
Choose Them Wisely
Living the life of your dreams isn't just about dreaming. It's also about living: following your impulses, turning over every stone, and stepping out into the world so that the wind can catch your sails. To those in the know, it's as if your dreams paint the picture and the Universe stands ready to bring it to life. Choose them Wisely is filled with the same inspirational messages from "the Universe" that made the Notes from the Universe trilogy so popular, but the thoughts have been expanded, containing even more information and concrete examples for how to actually apply these ideas to everyday life. Author Mike Dooley's conversational, inviting tone welcomes readers at every level of self-development into the wonder of their own self-directed futures.
A Year on the Journey
Within these pages, you will find personal, practical guidance for creating a Joy-filled and effective relationship with God. A Year On The Journey offers a unique approach to teaching spiritual principles, spiced up with stories, allegory and metaphor, deductive reasoning, humor, and real-life experiences. In 366 daily ‘lessons’ in New Thought spirituality, a rewarding and fulfilling way of living are found. Readers are guided to consider compelling possibilities — how to create a truly useful God consciousness, or to build upon the ones we already know. The principles presented are logical and yet profound, challenging us to find, and live, our highest Good. Author Deanna Allcorn Smith weaves exhilarating and thought-provoking prose, lighting a way for a greater experience of life. Her deep commitment to her spiritual path shines through her words, paving a delightful path of God’s Love, Power, and Peace.
A Home in the Country
During the Second World War, some three million people were evacuated from British towns and cities due to the danger of German air attacks. Most evacuees were children; many were sent to the countryside but some were sent to Canada, America, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Two of these children were 'Sarah', aged five, and her brother 'James', aged six, who were placed on a ship bound for New York City where they would be assigned to a foster home. A testimony to the resilience of the human spirit and the utter ingenuity of childhood, this heartbreaking tale explores the darker side of the British evacuation during the Second World War and is a testament to youthful resourcefulness and the will to survive.
