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Publisher: Theatre Communications Group
A South African pastor and a young teacher from Cape Town battle over the fate of an eccentric elderly widow.
A revealing, funny and wonderfully moving portrait of four women who sign up to join the Women's Land Army during World War II. The play was devised and first performed by the Lions part. Based on one hundred and fifty letters and interviews with original Land Girls, along with songs from the period, Lilies on the Land charts the personal journeys of four women who join the Women's Land Army - determined to work endless backbreaking hours on farms across the country in a bid to do their best for the War Effort. But how do these women, all hailing from different walks of life, torn from their families and bereft of all basic home comforts, deal with the hardships of farming life and the pressures of war? Maybe work clothes full of mice and toilet rolls falling from the sky are just what it takes for these girls to get through' This edition includes notes on staging and performing the play. 'full of gems... a heartwarming, unsentimental show' - The Stage 'poignant and humorous... it's impossible not to be awed' - The Times 'wonderful... beautifully crafted... has the satisfying tang of lived experience... one leaves the theatre moved, amused and with the strong conviction that one has encountered the British character at its absolute best' - Daily TelegraphShow book
Ami’s dream is to make the world a better place. As a lover of nature and an adventurer, she is concerned about the environment and seeks to make it safer. Unfortunately, she would realise that her friends—the various elements of nature, are in danger due to the behaviour of human beings. As a caring friend, she is willing to do her best to save them. This book underscores the journey and adventures of Ami, starting from her desire to help Sun get its smile back, helping animals to survive, understanding the role of the Moon and the Earth, to taking actions to make the world a better and safer place. Cast: Awula Adei Quaye || Cynthia Kimola || Prince Benjamin || Paul Thierry || Priscille Ngombet Bola-Bola Narrated by: Esther Laryea Written by: Ami D. Christelle Zami Executive Producer: Bolingo Consult Directed & Produced by: Nat King Taylor Music Credits "Don’t Worry (Ami’s Special Song)" Ami Series, 2023 Composed by: Nat King Taylor Written by: Ami D. Christelle Zami Published by: Bolingo Consult "Ami Praise Chants" Ami Series, 2023 Written & Composed by: Nat King Taylor Published by: Bolingo ConsultShow book
Funny Short Stories audiobook contains two funny classic folktales from Sri Lanka.Andare The Court JesterMahadena Mutta and Five Pupils We’re sure you’ll enjoy this. All of our titles are available in major online book stores and libraries. Don’t wait any longer. Get the full audiobook now!Show book
This is a series of late-19th Century essays about Florida's flora & fauna written by a Massachusetts-based naturalist. (Summary by BellonaTimes)Note: page 142 was read from Google Books as it was missing from the Gutenberg version.Show book
Aline Murray Kilmer (August 1, 1888 – October 1, 1941), was an American poet, children's book author, and essayist, and the wife and widow of poet and journalist Joyce Kilmer (1886-1918).Aline attended the Rutgers College Preparatory School with her husband, Alfred Joyce Kilmer and married him soon after his graduation from Columbia University in 1908. In their short marriage, lasting 10 years, her husband had achieved fame as a poet, literary critic and among Catholic circles as America's most prominent Catholic writer. After his death in World War I, Aline began publishing her own poetry and a few children's books. Today, her work is largely forgotten. - Summary by WikipediaShow book
'My poor old heart, I've left its drawbridge down' Divorced, and perhaps a little bruised, Luke Wright journeys off the sunken roads of southern England and into himself, pursued by murderous swans, empty car seats, and his father's skeleton clocks. Both brazen and elegiac, these poems pull on the 'tidy hem' of responsible existence, unravelling the banal frustrations of online outrage and ageing friends, and grasping at something 'beyond our squeaky comprehension'. Wright files through the shackles of cynicism to ask how can we let go without giving up. 'Luke Wright is one of the greats. A poetic pugilist. Beguiling, hypnotic and master of the emotional sucker-punch. The Feel-Good Movie of the Year is his best yet.' - Carl BarâtShow book
