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This is the only comprehensive guide available covering all aspects of English walnut culture. Applicable worldwide, includes over 50 color photographs, practical considerations on walnut varieties, hedgerow planting and agricultural chemicals
The Walnut Tree is a story of a once busy mother who one day finds her family has grown up and gone. A story of a sensitive soul searching for meaning in life.
I was aborded in a train, not able to enjoy the aloneness. Then, a stunning girl entered into my train compartment. As she entered inside, my body vibrated. Goosebumps. She was one of the most beautiful girl I had ever seen. Later, we recognised that we are long time Instagram friends. And yes, she use to read each and every short-stories that I use to post on Instagram. Afterward, she asked me about more short-stories. I replied “ I thought to write a novel now”. She gave “woah”! and asked me about the story. I replied “ it’s secret. I can’t”. after too much requests from her, I thought can’t you fulfill the urge of a beautiful girl? Then, I had to. The story is about a boy named “Annirudh” whose life came to a slience forever.
Memoir of a woman born in India during the 1940s. Its narrated based on an interviewee's memories by the author (Interviewing Grandma is Fun!) Chapters are simply worded based on the interviewee's thoughts and contextually penned with the author’s reflective thoughts at regular pit stops. It tries to cover simple happenings in her life to becoming a tied up identity of herself with The House, which later would become her own love emblem. The narration revolves around India from the period ranging from the early 1900s to Present; and is a literal walk through a woman’s struggles, her culture, family values and her perseverance to fight through the odds stacked against her; which starts and ends with her scared love emblem - The House.
Contemporary Australian poetry about rural and suburban life.
Being gay isn’t easy, especially when you’re in love with the boy who has hated you all his life. Being ‘sworn enemies’ isn’t my ideal relationship with him, but he seems to be getting close to me this winter. What if father finds out? What if he kills him? loving him has pain, loving him has consequences, loving him has death. He thinks it’s because I’m scared for myself… but… I am scared for him. Because everything I touch… turns to ashes. There is a fine line between love and hate… Will Jason be able to see through Drake’s facade? Will Drake’s father accept him as he is?
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