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The reflections in this book express a grandparent's deep gratitude for God's blessings throughout life, particularly the treasure of family. It emphasizes the desire to embody Christ's love and serve as a positive example for children and grandchildren. The author seeks to grow spiritually and encourages others through wisdom and support, recognizing the importance of sharing unique talents. With a focus on faith and legacy, the narrative highlights a commitment to living a life that honors God and fosters a lasting Christian heritage.

Set in Wales during 1959, the story explores the lives of its characters against a backdrop of social change and personal struggles. As they navigate their relationships and ambitions, themes of identity and belonging emerge, reflecting the broader cultural shifts of the time. The narrative delves into the complexities of human emotions and the impact of historical events on everyday life, providing a poignant glimpse into a pivotal era in Welsh history.

Set in 1954 Wales, the story follows Ruth Thomas, who has devoted her life to raising her brothers after their parents' death, sacrificing her own aspirations. As her brothers marry and start their own families, Ruth grapples with feelings of displacement and confusion about her identity and desires. With the steadfast Henry by her side, she faces the challenge of discovering what happiness truly means for her. The revelation of a family secret forces Ruth to confront betrayal and ultimately seek her own fulfillment amidst changing dynamics.

Set in South Wales during 1953, the story examines the lives of Zena Martin and her brother Greg as they navigate love and family tragedy. Just as Zena plans to announce her engagement to Jake, their father’s sudden death unveils hidden secrets that shatter their happiness. Zena's confidence in her relationship falters, while Greg faces heartbreak when Rose abruptly departs. The revelation of their mother’s shocking secret forces both siblings to confront the fragility of their dreams and the impact of the past on their futures.

Set in Wales during 1917, the story follows 17-year-old Barbara Jones, whose life is turned upside down when she discovers she is pregnant after her boyfriend, Bernard, is killed while seeking work. Facing disgrace from her family and grappling with grief, she seeks solace from friends who are struggling with their own challenges. As she navigates her new reality, Barbara must confront difficult choices about her future and the well-being of her unborn child, highlighting themes of love, loss, and resilience in the face of societal judgment.

Goal setting and process is a central feature of music therapy practice. This practical text helps you to deeply reflect on the factors at play and set goals with clients using a model developed by Dr Grace Thompson based on a large-scale qualitative research project involving 45 music therapy experts from 8 countries.

Can a young woman overcome the tension between her work and home? Meriel Evans has worked for her father's estate agency ever since she left school. While happy there, she knows she must carve a career of her own, so lands a job with Cwm Derw's Ace Estate Agency. Soon she discovers her new boss, George Dexter, dislikes her father intensely, though she cannot understand why. Just what is at the root of this bitterness? How will it affect Meriel's prospects? And what are the consequences for her family? An enthralling fourth trip to the house at Badgers Brook, perfect for fans of Freda Lightfoot and Anna Jacobs.