Editorial: Duke
Imagine that one day your whole old life is going downhill and you can't do anything about it. That's exactly the situation Stan found himself in. When it seemed there was no way and suddenly a ray of hope appeared in his life. What is he willing to do to make this light burn.
Join our young heroes on five exciting adventures as they discover the power of the Throat Chakra! Each story explores a different aspect of this energy center, from communication to expression and creativity. Through these fun and engaging stories, children will learn the importance of speaking their truth, expressing themselves creatively, and listening to others. As they listen to the stories and breathe deeply, they'll feel the power of the Throat Chakra within themselves and learn valuable life lessons about communication, creativity, and self-expression. Each story in this collection is full of heart, humor, and relatable characters that your child will love. As they listen and follow along, they will also learn important life lessons about honesty, authenticity, and finding their own voice.Ver libro
Little Kapal is the story of a little boy’s adventure to find the home of his rainbow friend. Through his journey, he discovers the Hope of Life. The book is written by the parents of little Noah, in memory of his brief, beautiful time with them - to celebrate life and to bring encouragement to others.Ver libro
A CUP of LOVE is a collection of two short stories of Love, Longing, and Lost, besides a supernatural love story of a ghost. In the Winter Solstice, one man’s yearly rendezvous with a ghost leads to a shocking climax in this supernatural romance. This book is also incorporated seven Poetry about Life, Love and beyond. Richly weaved into the tapestry of life and wrapped in vivacity and spontaneity, these selected short stories of the author’s works present the readers with varied aspects of his writings. From foregrounding the mysticism and romance of native Indian surroundings, this book stores a casket of experiences and pleasing tales for the readers to explore! The dual stories entwine the bonding of love, emotion and heart throbbing masterpiece in the realm of human life, that everyman encounters. And especially the horror story, In the Winter Solstice does more than just sends shivers down readers’ spines when they read it. The seven poetic presentations embodied in A CUP of LOVE are the vivid facets of life, emotion, feeling, fear, hope, joy, and wisdom. The Joy of Fall, one of Singnar’s seven poems is in the in-depth expression of Joy of living amidst despair and loss. He shares his talented inspiration on some life-subjects and takes us on a delightful poetic journey through the halls of his mind, giving a taste of his prowess to explain life’s joys, sorrows, the beauties of nature, the ecstasies of love, and humanities’ ills. While summing up with his beautiful Verses, Singnar inspires and motivates for having a great time to live, regardless of trials and temptations, yet amusing. My longing wings soar high… My body lifts up, My tranquil thirsts search… My weary soul finds Solace and peace On this Earth, My own Heaven…!Ver libro
Another case for Reginald Brett, barrister and hobby detective: David Hume-Frazer is in some trouble. He was the prime suspect in the murder case of his cousin, Alan. Though he was never convicted, suspicion clings to him, and he wishes his name to be cleared before he marries his fiancé, Helen Layton.The case is baffling: Alan was murdered with a Japanese knife on his own grounds, in front of the library windows -- in the same place, where four of his ancestors already died "in their boots"...Ver libro
You’ve heard of the American Dream, but what about the American Nightmare? Tatanga Hōksheen: A Failed Attempt to Kill the Indian unfolds the gripping tale of an Assiniboine boy named Tatanga Hōksheen, born along the serene banks of Montana’s Milk River, only to be thrust into a soul-crushing institution designed to strip away his cultural identity. At the tender age of 10, Tatanga Hōksheen’s idyllic life takes a dark turn. Ripped from his family and the world he knew, he’s forced into the Pierre Indian School in South Dakota— a government-established institution that aims to “kill the Indian, save the man.” With no word from home and subjected to unthinkable hardships, Tatanga Hōksheen navigates years of forced assimilation, physical abuse, and spiritual erosion. But this is not just a story of despair. It’s a tale of resilience, a narrative of a young boy who battles against a system intending to dissolve his heritage, spirituality, and very self. Will Tatanga Hōksheen ever escape the shackles of Pierre Indian School? Can he rediscover the spirit he lost? Embark on this heartrending journey and witness one boy’s struggle to reclaim his identity and find a place in a world that has tried to erase him.Ver libro
To swim in that river full of shining stones was one of the most beautiful things that ever happened in her life. Somehow she knew the names of the stones: emerald, ruby, topaz, sapphire, sardonyx, onyx, jade, pearl, lapis lazuli... she just didn't see any diamonds. It made her think of her grandma’s jewelry box, the one she found in the room where grandmother lived. It was one of those boxes that, when you lifted the lid, a ballerina appeared twirling at the sound of a funny song.” After following a rainbow through the door, Giovanna found herself in a completely different place and having the adventure of a lifetime, the biggest a 10 years old could ever dream of. What she’s going to experience does not happen everyday and is not for the faint of heart. This book will take you on a delightful adventure, the kind of adventure that can only happen when you are 10 years old. By following the Call of Laniwai, Giovanna will leave sadness, boredom and loneliness behind. Life is supposed to be light and FUN!Ver libro
