Sophia & the Dragon: Who Came for Dinner by Sarah J. Williams

 

Sophia & the Dragon: 

Who Came for Dinner 

by Sarah J. Williams 

One day, when Sophia is settling down to eat her dinner, she gets an unexpected guest... 

A dragon has come to dinner! 

And he really doesn't want to share his food. Being a very hungry and mischievous little girl, can Sophia resist eating it all? 

Sophia & the Dragon: Who Came for Dinner is great for young children and their caregivers, this book is full of fun and is perfect to be read aloud - especially around dinnertime! 

It aims to encourage kids to clear their plates without parents ever having to resort to nagging. 

A book that your child will ask you to read again and again!

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Sophia & The Dragon

Let's meet author Hugh Howey

 

WOOL - SHIFT - DUST

WOOL is the story of mankind clawing for survival, of mankind on the edge. The world outside has grown unkind, the view of it limited, talk of it forbidden. 

But there are always those who hope, who dream. These are the dangerous people, the people who infect others with their optimism. 

Their punishment is simple. 

They are given the very thing they profess to want: 

They are allowed outside. 

WOOL has captivated readers across the globe since its first release and has become one of the most talked about and best reviewed books of this year. 

It has drawn comparisons to the likes of The Road, The Passage and The Hunger Games, with Ridley Scott acquiring film rights earlier this year. 

Enter this unique world and experience the phenomenon.

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Susan George and My Things & Other..........

 

In challenging times of late, raising funds for charities has become an almost impossible ask but it doesn’t mean the small enterprises Lasting Life support, need us less, in fact quite the opposite.

“My Things and Others” is a new idea that already seems to have captured the imagination of many and our opening weeks exceeded expectation! We have a myriad of exciting items on sale from clothes to signed celebrity prints, artefacts, horse photographs and collectables.

It’s a first-time venture and I’ve asked friends to join me in donating personal items, and the response has been truly amazing, an element of surprise in gifts we’ve received and stories that go with them. It’s very much a shared website so please help us to help those living with the cruel disease of cancer in a time of need. Together we can make all the difference.

Susie 

I have to admit at no time in my life had I considered going into retail, but My Things and Others is special and for such a special cause that will enable us to bring a smile on a grey day to someone who needs.

It’s been hard work in organising but fun too, especially going to the mailbox each day to find gifts and surprises that aren’t all from Amazon but friends who have been extraordinary in their support. It only took a phone call or letter and the response from everyone “what can I do to help?”

So please continue to spread the word amongst your friends and if you feel you have something to add to our collection, contact us about sending! Perhaps something you may have mistakenly bought or would just love to give us and perhaps write a line or two about?

We’ve already a shop at home that because of my extensive wardrobe and travel over the years, is practically full and of course I have many special things from my late husband Simon, that now and only now seems the right time and right reason to part with.

In the next few weeks we will be  adding a “special items for auction” page for some extremely unique collectables, so be sure to check in with us to see..

Our hope that this website will be the gift needed to help us help others in a time of need and from me and my trustees at Lasting Life huge thanks and enjoy…….

 My Things & Others

Miss Pat: My Reggae Music Journey by Patricia Chin with Anicee Gaddis, John Masouri, Alex Lee, James "Jazz" Goring

 

Miss Pat: My Reggae Music Journey 

by Patricia Chin 

with Anicee Gaddis, John Masouri, 

Alex Lee, James "Jazz" Goring

A memoir on the life and work of reggae icon Patricia "Miss Pat" Chin, with quotes and remembrances from luminaries including former Jamaican Prime Minister, the late Edward Seaga, Chris Blackwell, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Marcia Griffiths, and the late producer Bunny “Striker” Lee among others. 

Presented with many never seen, artist and family photos and original illustrations by the late Michael Thompson and Maria Papaefstathiou, the book’s designer.

My Reggae Music Journey spans six decades of music history, from the rise and development of Randy's Record Mart, the famed music shop and recording studio in downtown Kingston, Jamaica, founded with her late husband Vincent 'Randy' Chin in 1958, to the family's migration to New York City, where in the late 1970s, VP Record Distributors was established. 

The book shares personal insights about the rise of the Jamaican music industry, and nuggets of wisdom on business and life. Through decades of transition Miss Pat has triumphed over adversity, both personally and professionally. 

My Reggae Music Journey testifies to the indelible spirit that is Patricia Chin.

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Miss Pat 

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The Diary of a Lockdown Mum by Paula Love Clark and Illustrated by Gemma Pepper

The Diary of a Lockdown Mum 

by Paula Love Clark 

and Illustrated 

by Gemma Pepper

Ben and I had breakfast and set ourselves up for ‘school.’ But then came multiplication of fractions. Arrghhhh!!! I HATE flipping fractions! Grrrrr. I mean, in my forty-seven years on earth, I have never had to know what 1 and 3/4 x 3 equals. Ben said he used to be good at math's and now it’s his worse subject. I feel awful! It’s because I just can’t do math's. 

His English has improved no end though and it was his worse subject before this lockdown! That’s what comes of having a published author mum at home with him. Shame for him that my books weren’t in math's!

Penelope Wood is a single mum of three surviving life in three lockdowns. Technophobe, D.I.Y.-o-phobe and math-o-phobe, with a penchant for M&S assorted toffees, Penny relates her day-to-day life to her new best friend: her diary.

The Diary of a Lockdown Mum, is an hilarious, often poignant and sometimes thought provoking look at life in lockdown from the perspective of an often stressed and always overthinking, single mum.

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"The Diary of a Lockdown Mum"

How To Be Brave by Emilia Adler

 How To Be Brave 

by Emilia Adler

I’m Emilia Adler and I’m sixteen, from London. I’ve suffered with mental health issues since 2016 and also have ASD (Autism).

I want to help people and share my story, and my amazing family and friends support me in every way possible.

I wouldn’t call myself brave. It’s hard to say that about myself when I feel I’ve been so weak. I think you’d say that about yourself too. 

It’s not everyday someone asks you to describe yourself and you say ‘I’m brave’. 

But actually, we all are, we are all so incredibly brave.

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How To Be Brave

Heather Small - New Single - "United Together"

 

United Together 

by Heather Small

Heather Small | United Together The New Single | In Aid Of The Rio Foundation Charity

OUT NOW

https://heather-small.lnk.to/UnitedTogether

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