Bøger af Donna Ellis

Supernatural encounters. Alien abductions. Meetings with the dead.Inside this harrowing collection, you'll be taken on a spine-tingling journey into the hauntingly paranormal with a selection of real-life ghost stories spanning over two decades. From poltergeists and out-of-body experiences to demons and visions of horror, these hand-picked tales are guaranteed to keep you up at night.A lifetime of psychic terror comes together in these disturbing tales, taking place across the western United States in California, Montana, Nevada, and New Mexico. Perfect for fans of true supernatural stories, There's Something Creepy About This House artfully recounts the author's real experiences with the hidden realms that lurk just out of sight. Gripping, realistic, and devoid of rational explanation, this uncanny and eerie collection is a testament to the fact that there's much more hiding out there than we care to admit.

Reduce your environmental footprint in the garden with this practical guide With all the talk about the health of the planet, you've probably heard about sustainability. Now you can apply these principles in your own backyard, whether that's an Aussie apartment balcony or a sprawling Kiwi rural spread. Find out great techniques for planning your sustainable garden and keeping your plants - and you - happy and healthy. Plant nutrients - what are they and how can you supply them to your plants sustainably? Watering techniques - how much water does your garden really need, and how can you conserve and supply it? Landscaping and gardening materials - where do they come from and are they sustainable? Biodiversity - how do you help increase the biodiversity of the planet through your own gardening practices? Organic gardening, permaculture and biodynamics - what methods can you adopt to improve your sustainable garden? Weeds and pests - how are they defined, and how do you control them while being kind to the environment? Compost heaps and worm farms - how do you build and maintain them, and what do they do for your garden? Potting mix - how can you choose a sustainable product or even make your own?