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Rath Dibasher Kanna is a book written by Nabil Mahmud Utsha, Zubayer MD, Roni Khan and Tokib Hossain. It will be better for all of fantasy fiction reader.
The Rainbow Tree In Me is a children's healing book for the emotions, the mind and the body. Simply open this book to any of the seven stories and your healing will be activated with each word and image. Join our friend Soulseed, who goes on seven adventures to learn lessons, heal, grow and make special friendships with angels, fairies and elf friends. Note: To Carers, Teachers and Parents This book, The Rainbow Tree In Me is based on the seven main energy centres of the body called chakras.These chakras are centres of awareness and influence our cells, organs, and our thoughts and feelings can influence our chakras. Incorporated in each story is the use of colour, visualisation, environment, elements, senses and affirmations in relation to each chakra rainbow colour.This helps with activating the healing process of unresolved thoughts and feelings. This book, The Rainbow Tree In Me will help parents, carers and children to become aware and have a general understanding of their energy body and chakras, their mind, their emotions and become more self-aware in general. Soulseed is the main character being a tiny little seed that wants to grow into a strong and healthy rainbow tree. As Soulseed develops each chakra rainbow colour, he learns about himself along the way as he grows, through lessons and making friends with the angels, fairies and elf friends. These seven short stories were created to inspire and help your child become more aware of themselves and how they are thinking and feeling. The Rainbow Tree in Me! is a healing book for children and the adult's inner child. There is a little message and affirmation in each story connecting to the different chakras and each rainbow colour.Mostra libro
She was born on the streets; he was born to rule… Idella goes by one name only in the glamourous world of music. Her sultry voice mesmerizes millions, her albums have gone platinum, and her elusiveness is legendary. It is her other name, a code name that only a few people know, that drives her though—Dallas. She’s an assassin employed to eliminate some of the worst criminals in the world. Sheikh Tarek Saif-Ad-Din understands that power and money can corrupt. It is his job to ensure the safety of his people, his country, and his royal family. After an attack leaves him near death, he swears he hears the voice of an ‘amirat khurafiat alsahra’—a desert fairy princess. Helping a wounded prince was not part of the plan. Her mission was to eliminate the men trying to overthrow the royal family of Jawahir and prevent them from gaining control of the largest production of microchips in the world. The death of the two princes would be considered collateral damage in the larger picture. Yet—she can’t leave him. In a dangerous dance between two identities, Idella must decide if she can trust Tarek enough to reveal who she really is—a singer, an assassin, and the woman who loves him. If she can’t, this mission may be final in more ways than one.Mostra libro
Isabel Reed has promised to marry for love. At present her heart belongs to the one companion she knows accepts all her eccentricities—her horse. So when her older brother threatens to trade the animal on a whim, Isabel must force aside her progressive beliefs and bargain to entertain her brother's flirtatious, albeit handsome, friend Lucas Lincroft in exchange for keeping her horse. Lucas is on the brink of madness—after a year’s worth of visits, he loves Isabel and is ready to propose. When it seems like she has finally come to feel the same, he foolishly believes he's won her heart. After a botched proposal from Lucas, Isabel makes it her mission to prove his affections for her are misplaced. But Lucas is determined not to give up his pursuit, and as Isabel comes to know him and his heart, she must work to save herself from losing not only her horse, but the most equal love match she never thought possible.Mostra libro
Charlotte Perkins Gilman gained much of her fame with lectures on women's issues, ethics, labor, human rights, and social reform. She often referred to these themes in her fiction. She is best remembered for her 1892 short story "The Yellow Wallpaper," based on her own bout with severe depression and misguided medical treatment.Mostra libro
In the wake of abandoning his land during the Highland Famine, Peter Daily struggles to accept the hauntings that have plagued his past. Attempting to flee his torments, he travels far to his childhood refuge on the Scottish Isle of Lismore, a small island cut off by high cliffs and churning waters. But escaping one's past is never as simple as it first seems. When the darkness descends, Daily is tormented by the memories he longs to suppress, forcing him to relive the horrors suffered by those he has cruelly wronged. In current times, Leslie Wills seeks to uncover the truth. Driven by his connection, he delves into the past, determined to expose the shadows that cling to him. One thing is certain. No matter where you try to hide, fear will always find you.Mostra libro
1941, Suffolk With her in-laws in desperate need of help, Marnie is forced to return to Suffolk, leaving her precious daughter Annie behind in Cornwall. But Lowestoft is a very different town to the one she left. Ravaged by war, and a mere twenty miles from enemy lines, the seaside town she once loved now resembles a military base, and is firmly in Hitler’s line of fire. As she tries to rebuild her life amidst the rubble and horror of war, Marnie struggles to free herself from the grief and shame of past mistakes. When naval officer Frank Merton moves into her home, he brings with him a vision of a brighter future, in which Marnie can find happiness. But in order to move forward, Marnie must first confront the past. Can she forgive herself before it’s too late? And with the end of war in sight, what kind of life will her daughter be coming home to? (Please note this series is best listened to in order.)Mostra libro
