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Sylphie is Resilient
Sylphie is unique!She can see what others can't; the air elementals known as Sylphs. On her seventh birthday, to Sylphie's surprise, she grows a pair of white shiny wings and officially becomes a Sylph. But the wings are useless because Sylphie cannot fly. Will Sylphie choose to give up or to be resilient and learn to fly like other Sylphs?
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The Sylph
This ranging epistolary novel follows Julia Grenville, a Welsh beauty who knows little of the world until her marriage to the older Lord Stanley. Through Julia’s letters to her sister, readers learn more of Julia’s new life in London—her unfaithful husband, her miscarriage, her disillusionment with the city and its fashions. Other letters reveal that Julia has a longtime admirer, Harry Woodley, from her former life, as well as a mysterious guardian angel: her Sylph. This character guides Julia away from the depravities of her life in London, including her gambling problem. The Sylph is also another sympathetic ear to Julia’s increasing marital dissatisfaction and growing affinity for...
Tea Ideas and Treats
Tea ideas and treats has a delectable selection of teas suitable for gods and goddess. Devine and tasty homemade tea recipes, some delicate, some with deep flavours yet they're all pleasing to the senses, some healthy some indulgent. With fresh air circling around us, birds chirping and calling upon us to wake up to a beautiful new day, what’s better than a cup of tea. In this book you will find an array of easy morning tea idea. A cup of tea to start the day rebalances and reset you from the day before.This book offers a wide selection of tea drinks that is suitable for any time of the year or day, healthy and delicious homemade teas. During winter, the heat of some of the most divine bre...
The Battle Sylph
He is one of many: a creature of magic, unrelentingly male. He is lured through the portal by pure female beauty, a virgin sacrifice. She is killed, and he is silenced and enslaved. Such a dark ritual is necessary. Unlike their elemental cousins--those gentler sylphs of wind and fire--battlers find no joy in everyday labor. Their magic can destroy an army or demolish a castle, and each has but one goal: find his queen, then protect and pleasure her at any cost. What would a maiden do if she were given such a servant? What would befall that kingdom foolish enough to allow a battler to escape? Young Solie and the people of Eferem are about to find out.
Types of Herbal Tea
A book for tea enthusiast, connoisseur, dietitian or anyone who wants to live a healthier lifestyle. -Learn about exotic herbal tea from around the world, their health benefits origins and flavours. Herbal teas aren't essentially ‘tea’ as it’s not from the camellia sinensis plant but takes the name because it is processed and consumed the same way as tea. -Learn about different types of herbal tea from many countries around the world and tisane from traditional medicine such as herbal teas from TCM, Japanese and Korean medicine, Ayurveda, Amazonian traditional medicine, superfoods from Australia etc -Types of herbal teas explores healthy teas such as aphrodisiac tea, Chinese herbal tea, Japanese tea, herbal tea for weightloss, tea for energy boost and athletic performance, herbal laxative tea, herbal tea for anxiety, insomnia, calming tea, herbal tea for constipation, herbal tea for bloating and much more. -Learn about teas that are superfood or natural leaf sweeteners like stevia, monk fruit, yacon syrup, agave nectar etc.
Queen of the Sylphs
It was a dream come true. Solie had her own battler, a creature of almost infinite magic who could vaporize legions in the blink of an eye and would willingly suffer a thousand bloody deaths to protect her. She was his love. More simply, she was his queen. Many others feel the same. The new-built settlement is a haven for all. Erected by sylphs of earth and fire, air and water, the Valley is Solie's dominion. But, lovers without peer or killers without mercy, the very nature of their battler protectors means peril. It is not in any sylph's nature to disobey, and while some are hers to command, others are the slaves of Solie's enemies--the jealous, the cruel. Those who guard her must not fail. Their peasant-born ruler is not yet safe as...Queen of the Sylphs
Physical Poetry Alphabet
Physical Poetry Alphabet is a photography book, a celebration of design, and a movie-all rolled into one and presented in an exuberant and lush book. One of the doyens of portrait photography in Hollywood, Douglas Kirkland works together with Françoise Kirkland to create a modern-day abecedarium: the inimitable acrobatic sky dancer Erika Lemay, Milanese fashion director Simone Guidarelli, and designer William Thoren. Their playful creation harks back to the corporeal origins of the alphabet, echoing similar exercises in Western culture from the Renaissance to the great works of Art Deco. Besides Douglas Kirkland's impeccable photography, we get a backstage peek at the making of these images, alongside essays by Lemay and the creative team. The book also contains an introduction by book designer and typographer Ornan Rotem on the development of the alphabet and the relationship between the human body and letters. Beautifully produced with stunning illustrations, Physical Poetry Alphabet will appeal to anyone interested in design and photography.
O the Clear Moment
In this enormously appealing "implied autobiography," Merry Prankster Ed McClanahan has assembled a gathering of what he calls "coming–of–age to coming–of–old–age" stories that are both quirky and cutting, hilarious and lyrical, all told in the inimitable voice of one of his generation's best southern chroniclers of American life. The tale begins in 1950, the year he turned 17 and, from there, McClanahan is off and running, describing characters from his eventful life with affectionate and precise detail. There's the summer he spends on a road crew in Yosemite National Park, striving (with ever–decreasing degrees of success) to be faithful to his college sweetheart back home. There's the McClanavan—the '68 VW Microbus that took McClanahan and his new bride on a 14,000–mile trek in search of honky–tonks. There's the 1969 "peace" demonstration at Stanford University that was less a revolution than a traffic jam. McClanahan and his stories come alive as American souvenirs, enchanting readers with his signature prose in this stunning piece of "memoirabilia."
