The Princess, the Journey, the Way Home


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The Princess, The Journey and The Way Home by Ginny Drewes is a trilogy designed to gently carry you through tragedy, struggle, or relationship loss, and remind you of who you are. This book can be gifted to someone you know is in need of remembering that life can be different. It is a book that will fit nicely on the nightstand to be read before dreams. Its simple message can be heard in the middle of pain and can hold us gently. Its deeper message will appeal to an inner part of us longing to hear and remember our value long after we have lost its truth. It will help you come home to your true Self!




Aladdin and Other Tales from the Arabian Nights


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For the past two hundred years, Western readers, young and old alike, have been transported to the fabulous Orient by means of these remarkable stories, in which the everyday mingles on an equal footing with the uncanny and the miraculous. Accompanying the text are illustrations by W. Heath Robinson, which are themselves miracles of visual and imaginative sympathy.




The Daughters of George III


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It is, as Lord Melbourne hinted to Queen Victoria, 'a little curious that so many good-looking children should have been born of the union between George III and Queen Charlotte.' His florid youthful comeliness soon passed, leaving him with protuberant eyes and pendulous lips, and even the Queen's best friends could not describe her as anything but plain. Yet these two found themselves in course of time surrounded by a family of seven sons and six daughters all of whom were, at least in their earlier years, more than passably handsome. This study by the noted biographer Dorothy Margaret Stuart was the first full length account of the six princesses. Fanny Burney exclaimed, with characteristic fervor, 'Never in tale or fable were six sister princesses more lovely!' and a visitor from America wrote in 1788, 'The four eldest princesses are thought surprising beauties. They are certainly handsome' When Gainsborough was painting the series of family portraits he spoke with rapture of the royal children.The six Princesses were so spaced in order of time that they tended to fall into two equal groups: the elder Charlotte Augusta Matilda, Princess Royal, born in 1766; Augusta Sophia, born in 1768; Elizabeth, born in 1770: and the younger-Mary, born in 1776; Sophia, born in 1777; and Amelia, born in 1783. This biography provides a full account of all of the six princesses.





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Spirit's Princess


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In ancient Japan, Himiko the privileged daughter of her clan's leader, fights the constraints and expectations imposed on young women, and instead finds her own path which includes secret shaman lessons.




Living Outside the Lines


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This artfully crafted book of short stories highlights characters living under unique circumstances. It will introduce you to many characters who encounter hardship, magic, and other distinct circumstances. From survival stories to magical fairy tales, author Helen Lapakko gives us a sense of how to inspire hope in others when all seems lost and how to achieve happiness during difficult circumstances. In The Choir, you’ll meet Kirby, who has a passion for music and bad boys. Then, you’ll see how to inspire hope in others through her eyes as she faces her ghosts and finds the courage to attempt to achieve happiness by entering a songwriting contest. Mr. Red introduces us to Maggie and her best friend, a little red squirrel that helps her deal with her parents’ mental illness. It's another one of those short survival stories that will show you what it means to live a resilient life. In Second Story Window, you’ll see how to find yourself in one of those incredible survival stories where Alex, age ten, finds herself in a wheelchair for the first time. If you’re searching for your sense of self-identity or wondering how to find yourself in a world where everyone but you appears normal, you’ll find yourself right at home with the characters in these stories. You’ll see how they achieve happiness while overcoming physical disabilities and other hardships. This book of short stories embraces the diversity and uniqueness that the author considers the spice of life while showing us how to be who we are.










Wonder Clock


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The Slaying of a Princess


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Loss. Tragedy. Devastation. Redemption. Restoration...Testimony. All of this can be found on the pages inside, but testimony is where it all ends. If our stories and the lessons we learn from them along the way are not used to encourage the hearts of others, then it is all a waste. It is sure that one or more elements of my story will be relatable for you personally in one way or the other. That is the whole point in telling it. Telling it was so very hard. I learned to find comfort with new levels of humility and vulnerability like never before, but if it touches just one heart, it will all be worth it. If my story keeps just one person from harm or provides hope for those already in a seemingly unending place of darkness, then all that I endured in getting my story out fulfills its purpose. You are not alone in your struggles. You are not alone in your pain. You are not alone in the dark places that sometimes overwhelm and leave you feeling defeated. You may not be in view of the light, but it is there, so do not lose hope. I invite you to read my story and find encouragement and support. You are valuable, you are loved, and you were created with a purpose. So press on, my dear friend. Beautiful things await you.