Woods a Musical Path is a collection of poems and talks about woods in relation to trees, flowers, seasons, brooks, and others. Poetry is a way to unfold new stories of different seasons. The difference noted over seasons can be used as knowledge value for different studies. The book has been written for a path of progress and values for a peaceful and harmonious life.
Two kinky vampires, one lucky woman. If my homicidal monster of a stepfather catches me, he will kill me. So I run. I hide. It’s what I’m best at. Unfortunately, the place I find to hide is filled with its own kind of monsters—the kind who crave my blood. They also crave my body. They crave my submission. And despite the danger, I don’t hide. Because I crave their dominance. This collection includes all six books in the My Vampire Doms series. It features biting, dominant vampires. Sexy MFM romance. Suspense. Please visit the author’s website for a full list of contents and tropes.
"I don't think we ever have as much time as we think we do. If anything, each day we have less and less." Autumn has spent nearly thirty years at Artanges, a charming British manor turned bed and breakfast, surrounded by family and history. Life at Artanges is serene, predictable, and safe - until a mysterious guest, William, checks in for an extended stay. After recent tragic events, Autumn finds herself adrift, her once-stable world crumbling. Surprisingly, it's William who becomes her source of comfort, gently coaxing her out of her shell and teaching her to savour life's small joys. As their friendship deepens into something more, Autumn begins to confront her fears and learns to embrace life, even in the face of the unknown. Romantic and mysterious, In the Arms of the End is a poignant tale of love, loss, and the courage it takes to embrace life even as we confront our deepest fears.
Poetry can be understood as meaningful words on canvas. Children can see the world in unique ways with their interpretations of life, happiness, hope, justice, and love. A child poet can bring innocence yet inspire us with unanticipated wisdom to understand the unseen connections and beauty all around us. As Armaan Singh reminds us in his poem: We continue to look outside for knowledge Never to see ourselves True wisdom comes from your soul Not the books on our shelves We try to fly on others wings Not daring to take off on your own The blind men see what most of the seeing can not They face their own soul and then write the plot In this wonderful collection of poems, we are invited to ponder, reflect, and reimagine. But ultimately, we are asked to rethink how communities can regain their commitment and regard for one another and work toward making the world a better place for the upcoming generation.
A first edition, Insiders' Guide to Madison is the essential source for in-depth travel and relocation information to this thriving Wisconsin city. Written by a local (and true insider), this guide offers a personal and practical perspective of Madison and its surrounding environs.
Teach basic academic skills through a language-rich, sensory-driven set of experiences! This collection of 12 rhyming story-poems is designed to be read aloud to young children. Follow up with the provided activities and lessons to build neural connections, especially those ties to the five components of literacy: phonics, phonemic awareness, fluency, vocabulary, and text comprehension.
The time is the last two weeks of peace in the summer of 1939. The place is Berlin, the most brilliantly lit city in Europe. Cathleen O'Dea has come from Hollywood to Germany to star in a film. But that is not the real purpose of her visit. She is in Berlin to trace her missing mother. As Europe plunges towards war, we become enthrallingly involved in Cathleen's story—and the story of Admiral Canaris, as he agonizes over a secret he has uncovered; of an English aristocrat who was once one of Hitler's favorites, and now tries to battle against her disillusion; of General von Albern as he plans to assassinate Hitler; of the General's son Helmut and his war-threatened romance with an English actress, Melissa Hayes. All this we see through the eyes of Sean Carmody, the boy from the Australian bush who has lost his innocence amidst the politics and ambitions of Nazi Germany.
