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"e;Throw up into your typewriter every morning. Clean up every noon."e; ~Raymond Chandler *Writing is a constant, living, breathing thing. Everyone has something worth saying; something worth listening to. We are told one person can't change the world, that one voice in a crowd isn't loud enough and that truth can be in the eyes and ears of the beholder. Some writers, however, disagree.This is a collection of stray thoughts and daydreams, poetry and prose, fueled by caffeine and punctuated by the papercuts we get when we try to turn the pages of our life without being careful enough. Speaking up can change the world... but even when it doesn't what we have to say is still worth saying. Even if the difference is only to one person. Enjoy the efforts within, let them make you smile and laugh, or think carefully about experiences shared. After, consider writing your own. Whether it's serious or silly, intellectual or idiotic, make a brew, pick up a pen and enjoy what happens next.

When Mrs. Adisa asks Nzingha and Amber Class what kindness is, Nzingha thinks about what it means to be kind.Being kind is such a great way to help other people feel good. There are so many ways that we can show that we care. Join Nzingha and the children in Amber Class as they learn about why being kind is so important. You'll be surprised at how many ways there are! i

My Mirror. My Reflection. My Depression is a harrowing yet empowering story of overcoming some of life's most difficult challenges and transforming them into purpose.This book is a true story that charts Melissa's healing journey. When Melissa discovers that she has been wearing a mask for the last 48 years, she realises that she has no choice but to change the course of her life. Having suffered from childhood sexual abuse from the age of six and keeping the secret from her parents, the trauma of abuse spirals into broken relationships causing her to wear a mask that hides the shame and fear of rejection. Living as a single parent and trying to raise three children on her own, she is left to live a life of depression embarrassment, rejection and suicidal thoughts.With no one to turn to, Melissa must find the strength to fight this unseen battle alone. Until one day God reveals her purpose, helping her reflect on her journey behind her depression and gives her the tools to remove her mask and receive her healing. Her journey to getting to love the reflection in the mirror is a powerful testament that we are not alone and that there is light beyond the tunnel. Her story a reminder that there is restoration after chaos and healing after abuse.

Finally, unhinged thoughts, feelings and secrets of men by men. A once in a lifetime journey into the minds of men told in a language we all understand. BEING INVISIBLE: Men of Colour Talk About Love, Life, and Fatherhood is a powerful insight into the views and thought processes of black fathers who openly talk about their innermost fears around their masculinity, sexist attitudes, parenting styles, family, love and relationships. Through countless interviews conducted at Black Fatherhood Groups, this book serves as a safe space to delve into the most challenging of subjects. Glimpse into their views on bringing up children, how men deal with emotions, their relationship to the world of work and why they sometimes struggle to show public affection to their partners. Being a father is a lifetime responsibility, so how do fathers who have separated from their family cope, and what's the impact on their emotional wellbeing? What effects do generational trauma, generational and cultural differences have on a man's ability to parent, and how do black fathers deal with negative stereotypes? At times you will laugh at their experiences of growing up in Britain as they struggle to admit to being wrong to their partners. On other occasions feel their pain when some fathers recall the discipline they endured from their fathers and the impact on future relationships. But most of all, this book emphasises the importance of learning from our experiences as a collective so we can become better fathers and improve the next generation.

When someone dies, we may feel several different emotions. Join Nzingha and the children in Amber Class as they share some of these feelings when their teacher tells them about the death of their special pet.

Lahara; We Are One is the first part of the Lahara series, a magical and profound saga, which explores the meaning of our lives and our dreams. Filled with adventure and mysticism, Lahara uses her unique gift of interpreting dreams to uncover the reality of true oneness within the world.When Lahara's best friend Emma dies in mysterious circumstances, Lahara's life takes a transformational turn. Lahara's closure lies in fulfilling her last promise to her best friend, to write a book about her dreams. Her book-writing journey takes Lahara away from her Islamic family in London and her beloved, disabled sister Naira. She travels the world, from India, Iran, Jerusalem, Saudi Arabia, to New Zealand, Bali and Australia and learns to understand the spirituality of her inherited family religion. But can her religion and her spirituality join forces to live a life aligned with her true, life purpose?In the quest to find the right man for her, Lahara discovers a deeper purpose and follows her gift of dream interpretation to help her make choices in her complicated romantic life. Set against the mysterious thread of symbolic dreams and interpretations, applied to everyday life - from the modern dating culture, to our roles in our career and our interactions with friends and family- Lahara discovers that to understand her own truth, she must first unearth several dark secrets.Can our gifts be used to mislead other people? Is finding the husband of her dreams the right path for her? How did Emma actually die?

My Invisible Superhero Vest is an inspiring book that encourages children, just like you, to believe in the power and beauty of your dreams.

Affirmation Alphabet is a powerful book of insights designed to set you on a path of self-discovery and reflection.

Poet Vicky Nyanga, diversity, equality, anti-racism advocate and community builder, shares powerful poems about the plight of people within the diaspora communities. She shares insight from the lives of people that must live away from home and who, in their day-day-day lives, experience how race and class are used to sideline others. These honest poems blend personal perspectives on and within the political climate and have been brought to you in verse to inspire action for change.