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It wasn't an easy task for Moses to climb Mount Sinai and return with his stone tome of commandments from God. To make matters worse, his people had behaved badly while he was away, and something had to be done. God suggested Moses write a questionnaire for them to answer. Hopefully, this would help them come to their senses.To make it short and to the point, Moses wrote 51 haiku questions. The people answered the questions out of their own free will and found it to be great fun, even more so when they discovered they knew all the answers.The greatest wonder of all was that every single participant won first prize; to live in a new world where peace and happiness reigned. Where there were no more wars. Where everybody cared for everybody because they no longer thought of themselves first.And in doing so, they brought a new peaceful world into existence, simply by answering truthfully and living up to the questions Moses had posed them.

Written in the 1980s, this true account tells the story of Dhawana.After an initial meeting with Parma, a nature-spirit in a wood adjoining their house in Europe, Roma and Bor then encounter Dhawana in the national park near their new home in Western Australia in 1969.They meet with the nature-spirit many times, and he tells them about his world and his life. After disappearing for some time, Dhawana returns with a new appearance. He shares with them his metamorphosis from being a spirit of the bush to one of the ocean.This delightful story invites readers to have a glimpse of a magical world invisible to many.

All that glitters is not gold at the 1987 Golden Scissors Hairdressers competition. Amidst the shimmer of the 1987 Golden Scissors Awards, Sylvia Scutlash, special agent is tasked with unearthing missing communication crucial to the United Guild of Hairdressers. Yet as her mission unfolds at the lavish Pharaoh's Palace Hotel, a murder by scissor blade is committed. Amid foul play, rigged rounds, and greedy sales tactics, Sylvia must race to untangle the hairstylists' data mystery and help the dishy detective uncover the murderer before someone else is killed.Will Sylvia cut to the chase and save UGH from extinction? Can Detective Danny Dreamboat unravel both the murder and Sylvia's heart? And in a world where vanity and greed reigns, who will claim the coveted Golden Scissors trophy? A punny, funny cozy mystery, where there is more backstabbing than backcombing set against the extravagant backdrop of Las Vegas.

Coexistence among human beings can become more than bumper sticker sentiment if readers take the ideas in this book seriously. TRI WORLDS It's Time to Think as a Species challenges individuals, and nations, to begin the transition to a new mindset focused on species survival and planetary integrity. We need to question the value of fractional identities (nations, ethnicities, races, religions) that deny the importance of the wholes - our species and the planet. Albert Einstein and Bertrand Russell said in their anti-nuclear manifesto: 'Remember your humanity, and forget the rest'. This book proposes ways for our species to mature so humanity can exist peacefully and nature can continue to sustain us. You - the individual - are the key.

This beautiful book of verses and images is here to inspire you through the 52 weeks of the year.

Set in 1977, orphan, widow and hairdresser Sylvia Scutlash sets out to solve the case for the great Vitale Crassoon so she can inherit the Wavy Lady Hair Salon. Will she discover her own roots in London and find the family she longs for?

Now in her 9th decade, Anne John-Aitken recounts her remarkable life, spanning the world and making friends wherever she went. Born in Haiti in 1929, she has rich and vivid memories of her childhood growing up in the West Indies. In her teens, her family moved to England and Anne served as a WREN in the British Royal Navy before marrying and living in Scotland, England and Malta. In 1968, Anne emigrated with her husband and five children to Fremantle, Western Australia. In 1980, as soon as her youngest reached adulthood, Anne and a friend set off on an epic tour around Australia in a truck converted into a mobile home. She went on to go on many round-the-world trips, including a visit back to Jamaica in 1984. Anne retells her escapades with charm, warmth and humour in colourful detail.Originally two volumes ('Incredible Memories' 1929 - 1947 West Indies and 'Incredible Memories Continue' 1947- 1968 Europe), Anne has delighted us with the third (but not final!) story of her adventuring spirit from 1968 - 1998 and bound her diverse life into one amazing book.This book is a fascinating read for both friends, family of Anne and anyone who wants to be inspired by a strong, adventuring woman.