Watch Out World, I'm Coming Out! is more than a collection of poems, motivational stories, and inspirational revelations based upon the word of God. It is a compilation of stories that will make you smile, laugh, shout, dance, and even shed a few tears of joy and sadness. This wonderful, inspirational volume can be used as a study guide for the important morality lessons that are taught within this book. It is a handy devotional and motivational companion for all to use. The author has compiled a variety of stories with very important morals that are based upon the teachings in the Bible. Every story ends with the pertinent Bible verse to insure that the reader is touched by the motivation for each piece that is included in Watch Out World, I'm Coming Out!
Gemma longs for her lost mother, taking comfort from the cuttings in her scrapbook; pictures of mothers who loved their children come what may. Mike is new to the area; a boy with a terrible secret to hide. A secret about his missing mother. Gemma and Mike - two kids hurt by their past and now inextricably linked. Their effect on each other's lives will be explosive.
Alex is a recent college graduate going to work at her dream job—well at least her dream company. Unaware, or unsure, of her talents she stubbles through her career and love life oblivious to what others see in her. Wildly swinging from excelling in one area of her life she often is focussed on the failings of her other parts. But Alex has surrounded herself with good people who willl help her when things don’t go the way she wants. And maybe they can help show her a reflection of how they see her rather than how she sees herself. So join Alexis as she climbs the corporate ladder, tries to sort Mr. Right from Mr. Rightnow and just doesn’t end up becoming the person she idolizes.
The personal story of a woman who has suffered the frustration, self-doubt, and loneliness associated with weight gain offers humorous insight into the diet industry and the power of the human will to overcome addiction to food.
The Dream of Peter Mann was first produced at the Edinburgh Lyceum in 1960 and is a bold exploration of what it is to live in a world threatened by nuclear annihilation. In Enter Solly Gold, an irreverent and much lighter work, Kops’ protagonist fleeces a family of vulgar snobs, reducing them to penury but also introducing them to an enjoyment of life. Who Shall I Be Tomorrow? was a hit at the Greenwich Theatre in 1982 with Joanna Lumley as the frighteningly deluded woman trying to flee her own reality by building herself a world of daydreams.
Gail Porter burst on to our TV screens in the late 90s presenting The Movie Chart Show, Alive and Kicking and Top of the Pops. Bright, sparky and beautiful she soon attracted an entirely different audience, posing for a number of men's magazines and rapidly becoming the pin-up of the lad-mag generation. FHM, in a now famous stunt, even projected her naked form on to the Houses of Parliament. But beneath her cheery public façade, Gail was struggling with anorexia and bi-polar disorder. After nine years of extreme dieting, she collapsed and through sheer determination forced herself to begin eating properly again. Having been told she would never be able to conceive, her new healthier lifestyle led to a much desired pregnancy by her then husband, Toploader guitarist Dan Hipgrave. But the intense pressures of juggling motherhood with her career, led to crippling post-natal depression and precipitated the breakdown of her marriage. Overwhelmed by single motherhood, one day after dropping her daughter Honey off at nursery, she took an overdose and her world very publicly began to unravel. But Gail's ability to stay afloat as her life crumbled in the public spotlight made her an icon all over again for a new audience of ordinary women who recognised her pain. She refused to hide-away as stress-induced alopecia caused her to loose her hair, famously appearing at a charity event sporting a startling pink Mohican. Her stunning features and her unwillingness to wear a wig to hide her bald head have made her a contemporary icon. But despite all her troubles, Gail remains upbeat and positive. She has become a role model for coming through it all as a good mother and a working woman unbowed. As iconic as Jordan, smart as Billie and as wild as Kerry, Gail Porter has written her autobiography herself - a raw, honest account of her own troubled life and the world of celebrity we now live in.
Author Denver E. Long takes the reader on a lifelong journey that twists and turns in ways that will surprise and delight. I Believe I Can Try provides the reader with an insight into the mind of a very curious little boy who, as he grows, learns to harness the power of his mind to manifest his wildest dreams. His adventurous spiritual journey takes the reader along on an adventure that touches four continents and thousands of lives in his pursuit of the truth and his perfect mate. Along the way, he finds himself in amazing and impossible dream situations that redefine what he believes is possible in life. I Believe I Can Try is a true story about hope and dreams. It will make you laugh, and it will make you cry. But most of all, it will tempt the reader to think about life in exciting new ways. The story begins in the author’s childhood mind and grows to become a grand stage of life in which all his wildest dreams come true. I Believe I Can Try provides a simple example for anyone willing to follow their heart and fulfill their dreams. The story tells the reader to live life to the fullest and to change the world for the better.
