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A little girl wants a pet, but nothing fluffy. What does she get, and what happens when the family go on a journey and she smuggles it along?

Carla's lower leg had to be amputated due to an accident. Her dreams of being a prima ballerina crashed; all she had to cling to was the love of her ambitious dancing partner, Eric. Carla's misery was compounded when Eric announced he had no use for a cripple and walked out of her life. Although fitted with a prosthetic limb, Carla is determined to return to the spotlight again.

1969/70. Peter Toms comes to Cambridge to study archaeology at Radnor College. The experience of his first year is like that of so many freshers - an eventful social life running in parallel with a demanding programme of study. But developments in the wider world make their mark in Cambridge as well. The colonels' junta ruling Greece seeks to improve its image across Europe by PR campaigns, and this includes a "Greek Week" in Cambridge in February 1970. Student protests against the campaign reach boiling-point in the so-called "Garden House Riot". Among the students arrested and later put on trial is one of Toms' college friends. At the end of the academic year, Michael Rubiner, Professor of Archaeology, arranges an excavation of the Iron Age hill-fort at Wooderidge, on Salisbury Plain. Deputy director of the dig is Dr Helmut Raabe, an archaeologist based at the University of Maiblingen in Germany. Toms volunteers to take part, along with ten other students. It is Raabe who guides the team's efforts towards unearthing evidence of the hill-fort's original purpose. Raabe has a hidden interest in the much more recent history of the site, and its secret use by the military at the end of the Second World War. His ultimate allegiance is to his paymasters in the East German Ministry for State Security. Past and present collide as the dig becomes a nightmare. Wooderidge's nickname - Madman's Hill - proves all too true. None of those involved in the excavation will escape its malign influence

THIS IS A TYPICAL BACK 2 BACK THE FISRT SCENOND AND THE THRID OF MY AMAZING STORY LUCY IS BACK WITH BENJMAIN EXCEPT THIS TIME LUCY IS RUNNING THINGS WITH BENJMIAN IN THE BACK GOUND FOR MOST OF THE STORYS AS USAUAL LUCY IS IN BAD MOOD BENJMAIN IS AT HOME AND LUCY IS ON HER HOILIDAYS ONLY TO GET IN TO TROUBLE WITH ONLY HER PHONE FOR COMMUNICATION AS LUCY GETS IN TO TROUBLE.

Following on from Mystica, Making Waves and Seeking Rainbows, this sequel is again set at an unspecified time in the future, after a series of catastrophic happenings which led to a corrupt and cruel governing administration.

A slayer is on the loose and, in typical fashion, comedian Frankie Funnybone has blundered into the killer's sights. It is 1956 and Frankie's stellar career has hit the skids since we last encountered him five years before. The 41-year-old comic has resigned himself to an uneventful summer of shows at the end of the pier in Mellish, a rundown seaside resort on the Lancashire coast. But how wrong can you be! After narrowly escaping becoming the the fiendish Crossword Killer's third victim, Frankie realises the key to the mystery lies in what happened during the war to his cousin's husband Joe Trueman, who is leading the murder inquiry. Will Frankie survive to bring the curtain down on the killer's reign of terror? Or will he die on stage for the very last time?

Hordes of children abandoned or separated from their families lived in the forests. Some of these "wolf children" survived, wandering from one town to the next. Germany's many orphans and displaced children battled to survive. This novel follows a group of four German youngsters and shows how the Soviet occupation shaped their personalities. These children overcame horrors no child should endure.

"Escaping the Prince" is a charmingly romantic and quirky adventure for young readers of eight onward. It does not follow the conventional route of the romantic tales that we are all familiar with such as Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty etc.

Have you ever wondered how jokes work? This book takes apart more than 150 of them, to help you write jokes of your own. And if you don't want to do that, you can just enjoy the jokes. And if you don't enjoy the jokes, give this book as a present to someone you don't like.

A story about love, friendship and forgiveness. Meet Seamus the duck, Marty Mouse, Owen and his friend Lilly and many others. This book is sure to delight children of all ages who love nature and animals. Set in the beautiful picturesque Lough Gur, a rural townland in the Irish countryside, Belle the youngest of the swans sits on her eggs out on the lake waiting for her new cygnets to arrive. The story begins with a great hullabaloo as Raymond the rat is caught stealing one of Belle's eggs. Raymond is banished from the lake for his terrible deed and is warned never to return. Meanwhile, the eggs hatch and much to everyone's excitement Poppy is born, along with her two brothers. Unlike her big strong siblings, Poppy emerges from her egg, tiny and very weak. As the days pass, Poppy becomes more afraid of the water and cannot swim. One day a terrible squall erupts upon the lake of Lough Gur. All the swans and ducks scatter to the bank for safety. All except one.Poppy is trapped on a floating plank of timber. Afraid of the icy water and too scared to swim. She calls out in panic but no one can hear her. Time passes and the storm dies down. All the animals return to the water. Belle calls out Poppy's name but after endless hours of searching cannot find her anywhere...

Jay Brett is a transgender woman, who was born in the late 1940's. A very different time to today. She has spent her lifetime trying to understand her issues and this book describes that journey and a twisting and convoluted journey it has been.The book explores the knowledge distilled from her own experiences and the experiences of many others. The book provides valuable insights into transgender issues for; transgender people (more specifically transgender women), friends and family of transgender children, people who may come into contact with transgender people such as; teachers, medical professionals, policy makers, employers, etc. and general members of the public.The aim of this book is to give a balanced insight into transgender issues and to give an informed understanding of the lives and issues around being transgender and is presented as a personal account of one transgender life.

Delve into a poignant collection of short stories that explore the enduring human themes of aging, loss, nostalgia, and love. Each tale is a delicate weave of emotion and insight, inviting readers to confront the fragility and resilience that define our existence. Journey through a series of lifetimes, each flickering like a brief candle, illuminating the beautiful, often heartbreaking moments that give life its deepest significance. A compelling read that will touch your heart and stir your soul, "Brief Candle" captures the essence of what it means to be human-in all its fleeting glory.

KATE THOUGHT SHE would do anything to escape the tedium of her job as a primary schoolteacher in the sleepy Irish village of Ballyvaughan. At thirty-two years old, she has never been daring or seen the world. Her evenings usually begin and end in pyjamas and fluffy slippers with a mug of tea nearby, her faithful dog Bobby her only companion. When the opportunity to teach abroad for six months in the wilds of Kenya presents itself, Kate leaps at the chance, thinking at least she deserves a vacation. Soon Kate and her best friend Suzy are riding down a dusty Kenyan road, making their way toward Kate's new assignment. Upon their arrival, Kate meets the headmaster of her new school, Jack, and slowly, an attraction builds between them. Kate has found what she's looking for the majestic beauty of a foreign land and the allure of a whirling romance. Her boring evenings at home seem light years away. But when Suzy is called home unexpectedly, what began as a fun, carefree adventure takes a dangerous and deadly turn. The local Hun Goon tribe dislikes the foreign influence of the Ramduru settlers, of which Kate is now a member. They will do anything to rid their land of unwanted guests-including employing the ancient dark arts of voodoo to crush anyone in their way. Thrilling and engrossing, The Wrath of Voodoo explores Kate's descent into the heart of darkness, and her desperate attempt to escape it with her life.

This is the story of the life and times of a remarkable man who,from small begginings aspired to many successes . Throughout his long and productive life he was became an entrepeneur,a seller of farm produce, an egg distributer, a factory sagger maker. an insurance broker, a farmer and landowner to mention but a few of his acheivments None of these things came easy, and everything he had and has was as a result of hard work and sound jugdement. In his late years he has overcome severe illness, and at the time of this book being published, he continues to work on his farm every day and has recently celebrated his 93rd Birhday.

Fresh to the gay scene, Oliver Edwards arrives in town searching for a new life. Perhaps here in this dazzling new place he will find himself, his happiness, maybe even love. But behind every shining light is energy powerful enough to kill; behind every costume is a charlatan with a scheme; and in Divas Cabaret Bar, the town's brightest drag queen venue, it's not just those on stage who are wearing masks. Watch your back, sharpen your mind, dust away your paranoia. Everyone at Divas has something to hide, but what happens when the makeup washes off, the truth comes tumbling out, and the only thing left is cold, harsh reality? Welcome to the darkness.Your secrets are safe... for now.

Armed criminals are hard. Well, not always. When stolen money goes missing three men attempt to balance their lives - mixing humour, a contemplation of suicide, and a desire for a better life with the all-consuming chase to recover the money.Follow the Money is a novel which explores working-class masculinity, the bonds and fallouts of male friendships, and the conflict between greed and family life, as the characters attempt to leave their criminal pasts behind them. Using many of the tropes of crime fiction and 'the buddy story,' the novel is both funny and poignant as the characters struggle to avoid their inevitable fates. Each of the men are brutalised and troubled in their own way, but they also know their salvation rests in traditional family life. They may behave like criminals, but at heart they long for loving family support. They admire women who offer them this, and the strength of the woman in the novel is keenly juxtaposed with masculine fragility. Each character offers their own complexities. HARRISON, an aspiring actor, wants revenge. His security guard father was injured during a bank robbery led by the crime boss, SONNY MCGUIRE. Harrison wheedles his way into the McGuire family, hooking up with Sonny's daughter, RACHEL, who has spent some of the stolen money entrusted to her by her imprisoned father. Harrison offers her a way out of her dilemma as her father's release date looms. He fakes a house robbery, taking what remains of the money, planning to return it later. Harrison buries the money in the woods, but he has an eerie sense that he is being watched. In the morning the money is gone.While Sonny is in prison, his wife, CHERYL, has been having an affair with another member of the robbery gang, GABRIEL. Now Sonny is home she must decide between them. She chooses Gabriel, but everyone's life changes for the worse when NIGEL, the psychopath who shared Sonny's cell, turns up unannounced. Suddenly, too many want a share of the money; Gabriel, Sonny, and the scary Nigel. The hapless Harrison has tracked the re-stolen money to an art gallery in Chester. What he discovers there will shock all of them - the fifty-pound bank notes have been withdrawn from circulation and are worthless. He returns to the McGuire house, intending to tell Sonny, where he is confronted by chaos. Nigel is wielding a gun and demanding all the money but Sonny has other plans. Gabriel realises he is in too deep. He wants a better life. He wants out.The novel conclusion offers different endings for each character. Sonny ends up dead, but he leaves behind a surprising legacy for each of his co-thieves and family members. The psychopathic Nigel walks away with nothing. Gabriel, after the death of his daughter and being dumped by Cheryl, is sectioned into a mental institution. While Harrison receives an offer from Hollywood, making the journey alone.The novel offers an intense exploration of family, friendship, and criminality, as the three men struggle against their working-class identity. Sonny can't escape from the despair of his suicide attempt in prison, Nigel has been brutalised by his criminal lifestyle. Gabriel wants a loving relationship with Cheryl and a stable family life, and Harrison, an unwitting member of the crime family, dreams of an acting career in the spotlight. The novel asks whether escape is possible for any of them. The money, the one thing they have all been striving for, may be safely within their grasp, but in finally getting it, they all lose something more important.

The Queen of Heaven is extraordinarily difficult to find anywhere in history, but miraculously she is still there. As in the Old Testament where the women of the ancient Jewish settlement on Elephantine island in southern Egypt defended their worship of the Queen of Heaven, when they were dramatically confronted by the exiled prophet Jeremiah, for worshipping 'false' gods in the 6th century BCE. (Jeremiah 45:15-21). Who was this ancient 'Queen of Heaven' resident at this remote outpost of the Jewish faith in Elephantine? In this case, it was the goddess 'Anat', who shared the same Jewish temple as Yahweh. Anat was considered his equal - when not superior - by the Jewish worshippers who offered incense and other offerings to both, which they had been doing for over 200 years in peaceful harmony. Compelling links between ancient Egyptian sources and the Old Testament demonstrate that much of what we read in Genesis and Exodus today has been simply 'pasted and copied' from ancient Egyptian texts and legends. Including the 'Ten Commandments' which were - almost word for word - written down in the Egyptian Book of the Dead and known as the 'Declarations of Innocence', many thousands of years before the time of Moses and the Exodus, and then later copied onto the walls of Edfu temple. It is at this very same Edfu temple - where the Jewish mercenaries were often garrisoned - we find astonishing similarities between the festival of the 'Jewish Passover' and the Egyptian 'Festival of the Beautiful Reunion' where the goddess Hathor was reunited with her consort. We also follow some of the most powerful kings of the region whose devotion to Anat - their Queen of Heaven - was so intense that in response to hostile acts directed against her temples or sanctuaries, they and their massive armies trekked thousands of miles across hostile territory to destroy or subjugate those responsible, and then reinstall their beloved Queen, Anat, on the throne of Heaven.

This is the second part of os5 grind syndicate it is the sequel. The story begins as Benjamin awakes from a deep sleep only to find himself stuck in an experiment. according to his team of scientists he holds the keys of the future within his mind. Lucy is running the experiment and needs to uses Benjamin as they go on the run an adventure with action.

Blue Spark is a science fiction murder mystery set in a different galaxy to our own. The story surrounds the death of a doctor from the planet Detharin. Despite being on leave, Blue Guardian Pilih Eipo is sent to investigate when his superior is taken ill. A week later, his sister contacts the guardians stating he has disappeared. The official line is that he cannot be declared missing until he fails to return to work, so two of his friends apply to investigate his disappearance. They are also refused permission to follow it up, so investigate in their own time. When the fourth member of their friendship group arrives home from space duty, he takes over but is only given two weeks to work on the case. So begins the story in two parts. Luapp Nostowe visits the crime scene and then goes to Detharin. With a series of local guardians as guides, he travels to different planets searching for the reason why someone would kill a retired doctor in ill health, and what led to Pilih disappearing. Meanwhile, Pilih wakes up in an undersea dome with no memory of how he got there. When a young woman enters his room, he recognises her as Laleena, the daughter of Charis Bassalli. As he keeps passing out, he remains in the room for the rest of the day. The next day he meets Charis Bassalli who states she brought him to the dome to find out how her daughter escaped, and to prevent her from doing so again. She warns him not to try and escape as there are robotic fish outside who will attack and robotic servers inside who will prevent him from leaving. Pilih is furious about the situation but starts work on the task. While going through various programmes on the computer he discovers the dome is rigged to explode in seventeen days. In the final chapters, Luapp and Pilih finally make telepathic contact when Luapp arrives on the same planet Pilih. Then they work on a plan to get everyone out alive.

A one-act play aimed at performers aged 7-13 with flexible casting. It has been written in a way that allows for a large ensemble or small cast. It also contains duologues that can be used as stand-alone scenes for class work, festivals, and exams.The author wrote this play with flexibility in mind. As a drama teacher it can be tricky to find the perfect cast size when selecting a play, with this in mind she wanted to create a piece that could be performed by a handful of young actors capable of multi-roleplay or be performed as an ensemble piece of theatre, with a large chorus and a stylistic feel. As a fan of minimalism, the piece was written with physical theatre in mind. Having said that if your budget allows then an elaborate or more naturalistic set would also work.The ensemble parts are marked with a - and could be delivered as narration by one or more actors, or as a chorus with some lines being delivered in unison, perhaps performed to music with choreographed gestures. The possibilities are endless.The play explores a modern take on Cinderella, Goldilocks, Red Riding Hood, and The Three Bears all intertwined into one story mixing traditional and modern settings.The play opens with an exploration of Cinderella's life with her sisters, she ends up with the prince but isn't happy. Eventually, she marries the woodcutter, and they have a daughter called Red. Years later Goldilocks runs off to attend a party in the woods against her mother's wishes and she finds herself lost. Desperate, cold, and tired she breaks into the three bears' house. Meanwhile, Red visits her grandmother who also happens to be the fairy godmother, only to come face to face with Mr Wolf who is trying to steal her wand. Goldilocks flees from the bears and arrives at Grandma's house, closely followed by Cinderella, Mr Wolf, the three bears and the police. In the final scene, characters confront their flaws but does anyone really change?Joanne Watkinson is an author and drama teacher of 25 years and is best known for her Drama Pot collection of books. The latest is The Ultimate Drama Pot Collection - 100 Monologues for Young Performers and her monologues have been published in the LAMDA Anthology Volume 4 and are regularly performed by young performers across the world.

When it's impossible to forget is it possible to forgive?Jennifer is stuck doing dead end waitressing jobs, her naïve dream of Hollywood stardom in tatters. Gareth, an IT consultant on a temporary contract, is the unlikely customer at Giulio's Diner in the downbeat part of Los Angeles where she is now working. It shouldn't be a perfect match, the attractive, outgoing waitress from Idaho and the shy, good looker from Wales, but when it comes to relationships nothing is predictable, is it? They move from state to state and when Gareth's work in America dries up Jennifer follows him to Britain. Everything changes. What is she supposed to do when she discovers that she's been fed a pack of lies?Now living alone in Muswell Hill, Jennifer is a regular at the popular Dream Café with a great job and a lovely set of friends, but it's impossible to cast aside the wonderful memories of her time together with Gareth. Were his lies justified? Are they forgivable? And most importantly, should she be giving Gareth the second chance he so desperately wants?

Poetry is very personal. It is an intimate expression of thoughts and feelings. In offering poems for others to read the poet makes herself vulnerable. It's an act of exposure, of unmasking. The earliest poems in this collection were written while I was a young teenager. Others mark moments in time in the course of my adult life.

Dead Pretty 1977 - Six student nurses embark on their nurse training at Harlow Wood Orthopaedic Hospital. They are young, excited and soon develop a strong friendship bond within their cohort. But there is a predator amongst them. A man that takes great delight in killing young, pretty girls. He's done it before. He watches their movements to decide which one is next. And then he kills for the thrill. A student disappears - quickly followed by another. There are no leads, no evidence, and no bodies. He's clever. But is he as astute as he thinks he is?

The Jimmy Mack novels follow James 'Mack' MacKinnon's rise to the top as a Sixties fashion photographer. From teenage Mod to manhood, his shared love affair with a fashion designer and a model is at the core of this saga. As their fame grows, they will find themselves in London, New York, and Paris. Along the way, they will experience press and fashion industry intrigue, deception, and malice. A saga stretching from 1964 to 1969. The novels set within a Modernist viewpoint will challenge a reader's perception of relationships, sex, friendships, families, and almost all aspect of life in a decade that changed the modern world.

No ordinary affair. This streamlined new edition of Taking Chances is an action-packed story of infidelity and its shocking repercussions. A stroke of good fortune sees Mike Braedon become a wealthy man overnight. With a future full of promise, he realises his dreams and buys a country manor in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. His wife, a born and bred city girl, has reservations about moving to somewhere as remote as Ascombe. Leaving her hectic lifestyle behind, how will she adjust to a quiet life in the village, no matter how idyllic? Emma, owner of the local gift shop, is a beautiful divorcee who only embarks on safe, casual relationships. When Leo, a dark and brooding playwright, arrives on the scene it seems he has other ideas and escaping his clutches proves harder than she imagined. A chance encounter with Mike Braedon opens the door to temptation. Drawn together by unexpected circumstances, the story moves to Cyprus where they plunge headlong into a passionate affair. Neither is aware of the danger lying in wait back home. A romantic suspense, that culminates in a dramatic finale, leaving the residents of Ascombe reeling with shock.

A champion motorcyclist in British and overseas Endurance Trials at the outbreak of WW1, it was only natural that Graham Price would volunteer as a despatch rider in the British Army. Arriving in France with the British Expeditionary Force in October 1914, against all odds he survived all manner of dangers on the Western Front during the battles of Mons and Marne and later on the Flanders Fields at Ploegsteert and Hill 60. After months spent in trying to persuade his commanding officer to release him from his motorcycle duties, Graham was eventually offered a commission in the Royal Flying Corps and posted to 6 Squadron as an observer. In a few short months he not only mastered the art of aerial telegraphy used in artillery observation missions, he also became a crack shot with the Lewis machine gun and was promoted to the position of senior observer. Just weeks before he was due to return to England for pilot training, Graham Price's amazing career was cut short by a fateful encounter with an enemy Fokker scout. This is Graham Price's story - as told by him.

as for the story it has been totally made up form scratch its a new idea with Lucy and benjmain totally not knowing what is going on in their life until Benjamin blows his cover after being watched by Lucy who blows her cover a few weeks earlier two cops on the same case getting in the way of each other one disguised as a tramp and well she s a cop. with a little bit of action and romance as they solve the case and bring the bad guys down.

the play was a good idea it ahs three main characters Lucy Benjamin Dan and a narrator the story is about love it is a love story a play it continues with Benjamin and his best friends Dan who in secret friends Benjamin s girl Lucy who really wants to see the truth in Benjamin as a person as she is thinking about their long term partnership and want to know if his heart is in the right glance before he proposes to her Dan slowly falls for being the fall guy in the first place Lucy knew that they would be calling as they both look the together way leaving Benjamin to figure out what all the controversy is about.