14-year-old Leah loves wilderness survival books. In fact, sometimes she wishes she could escape into the wild. Then she could get away from the body image obsession at school and the bullies who pick on her little brother, Aiden.

When Dana Hoffer, a young midwife from northern Israel, enters the delivery room, she enters a world filled with pain, joy and human interactions, facing each time a tremendous variety of people from different cultures.

The Tear is a series of fascinating short essays about world theatre, past, present and future.

"Thought-provoking and far reaching...will cause the reader to be inspired, be meditative, be thrilled, be challenged and ultimately be moved..." WATERSTONES bookseller review

In this fascinating booklet, author Marion Verweij explores the unseen connection between North American Indians and Ancient Egypt.

This book opens fascinating insights into the unknown electromagnetic dimension of the ecosystem. Nature is full of wonder; bacteria appear to use natural ‘mobile phones’ and birds ‘google’ for the best feeding grounds.

This book offers a philosophical framework of five keys or approaches with which a person can start to make sense of life, with its many mysteries, enigmas and wonders.

A practical guide to help us discover the true meaning of being human.

Each chapter offers core understandings in key areas of personal growth.

In this book Marion Verweij highlights many of the women who struggle to make this world a better place for the present and coming generations.

This collection of poems constitutes a very vibrant, feeling and insightful human journey, with refreshing observations about life.

14-year-old Miranda, a would-be actor, observes the rehearsal for the forthcoming production of the Tempest by Shakespeare at the Blackfriars Playhouse, in an ancient monastery on the edge of the City of London.

Set in the City of London in 1611, this fictional account tells the story of how 14-year-old Miranda observes a rehearsal of The Tempest by Shakespeare.

The Colourdrops book introduces children up to and around 4 years old, to the recognition and character of the 5 colours, Green, Yellow, Blue, Red, White.

Enjoy the stress-free, wide-open spaces in this notebook.

Enjoy the stress-free, wide-open spaces in this notebook.