A young girl finds herself living in two different worlds – the present and a dangerous Victorian past. When Susan’s dad wants to marry again, she is thrown into a whole new family where she feels excluded. Playing with her much loved old button box for comfort, she discovers a passage to a different time – the busy turmoil of 1850s London. Here, she lives with Baxter, a canny orphan boy who has adopted her as his sister. With Baxter, Susan is never lonely, but children like them must work and do almost anything to get by.

What if we didn’t have to fall down into that dark pit called depression? What if you could see it coming and step away from it? You Aren’t Depression’s Victim chronicles author Debra Atlas’s life and her struggles with depression. Written in workbook format, this book not only tells Atlas’s story, it also offers life-changing insights for those living with this often debilitating illness. In this empowering book, Ms.

Baptism: is it from man or from heaven? The same question Jesus asked the Pharisees in Matthew 21:25 is the same question that must be answered today. This is a book for the committed follower of Christ and not the casual inquirer. It is an examination into the comprehensive truth of what the Bible teaches regarding God’s administration of baptism upon His people. Mark performs a deep analysis of God instilling His grace on His followers through a five-fold baptism: with living water, the Trinity, the Holy Spirit, fire, and Christ’s blood.

Joe has had a bad day. He couldn’t find his football kit, his friends laughed at him when he read out loud in class and he scored an own goal in football because he got his left and right muddled up. After school, he ends up at widowed Granny Sal’s house who lives on the other side of the street.

Synopsis: Dylan McFinn is an ordinary twelve-year-old with a keen nose for adventure, he lives deep under the Pacific Ocean with his Sea Captain Father and Lapatian Mother (or more commonly known...a Mermaid) in the ancient sunken fishing village Lapatia. For Dylan's birthday, the Sea Captain arranges for a surprise camping trip back to his home island Maloto. Most teenagers get something memorable for their Thirteenth birthday, Dylan certainly did.

Twenty five individual, magical, sweet stories bringing quality reading time and guided meditation to children at bedtime. After reading a first time, then read a story again to your child with their sleepy eyes closed for a different style of guided meditation, encouraging healthy sleeping patterns and a great imagination. Added features include there being extra pages to “draw what you saw” at the end of each story. Furthermore, this book has journal questions to fill in and enjoy!

Squeeze Plays combines finance, intrigue and a closely detailed look and the rich and privileged in New York and London. Two powerful men, a bank chief executive and a tabloid publisher, are at odds over a loan that would keep the publisher afloat. A cunning Russian oligarch appears with an offer of a financial life raft to the publisher - a gambit uncovered by an intrepid financial reporter who senses a big story.

Fire & Ice is a mystery with enigmatic ciphers, perplexing coded messages, a massive flawless diamond, and a fabled lost treasure galleon. The protagonist, Sara Donovan, is a quirky college student working as a summer archivist intern in a museum vault that also contains a smaller valuables vault.

In North America, 90% of seniors 65+ live in their own homes, be it a house, an apartment, or a condo, with some within a retirement community. The impact of COVID-19 on seniors highlighted that nearly 100% would try to do everything they can to remain in their chosen home.

Bone Necklace was inspired by the Nez Perce War of 1877, which was described in a contemporaneous newspaper account as “a gigantic blunder and a crime.” The U.S. Army field commander, General Oliver “Uh Oh” Howard, had promised to make “short work” of the Nez Perce. Instead, for four months, he pursued them across 1,100 miles of Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana, only to be humiliated in the end. The Weekly Kansas Chief called the Nez Perce leader, Chief Joseph, the “Red Napoleon,” and the name stuck. Nobody was more surprised by Chief Joseph’s military genius than he was.