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The narrative delves into the complexities of human relationships, exploring themes of love, betrayal, and redemption. Characters navigate their intertwined lives, revealing deep emotional struggles and personal growth. As secrets unfold, the story challenges perceptions of loyalty and the impact of past choices on present circumstances. The richly developed setting enhances the emotional depth, making for a compelling exploration of the human experience.

In a desolate future where nature is a distant memory, Ivy survives among the remnants of civilization, while Skyler thrives in a technologically advanced cloud city. Their worlds collide when Ivy uncovers a startling truth, leading to a partnership that challenges their realities. As they navigate personal turmoil and societal collapse, the two girls must work together to find a way to restore balance and hope for a new beginning.

The earliest surviving fragment of Ovid's Ars amatoria, found in ninth-century Wales, is examined in this comprehensive study. Paul Russell, a scholar in Classical and Celtic studies, analyzes the heavily glossed manuscript preserved in Oxford, highlighting its importance in the classical tradition. The work emphasizes the glosses and commentary, revealing insights into medieval pedagogical methods concerning Ovid's text in Europe and particularly in Wales. This edition not only showcases the manuscript but also enriches our understanding of its historical context and educational significance.

Her knees may knock, her tummy ties in knots and Lucy may worry quite a lot, but with a small sprinkle of courage, Lucy takes tiny steps of bravery to be in the school play and becomes the best tree ever, despite her anxiety. One tiny step is all it takes to be courageous!

Most children would say that the ocean is blue, but when Bowen looks at it he sees white where the waves crash, deep black on the ocean floor, and green when there's a storm. Learn how Bowen goes from struggling to fit in with his peers to finding his place in the world.

Focusing on practical strategies for actors, this guide by award-winning casting director Paul Russell provides invaluable insights into auditioning, marketing, and networking. It empowers performers to take control of their careers across various platforms, including stage, film, television, and online media. With a wealth of expert advice, actors can enhance their skills and increase their chances of success in the competitive entertainment industry.

First edition published by Back Stage Books 2008.

Audrey has a severe case of 'imaginitis!' Other children paint their families; Audrey paints an ogre drinking tea. But imagination can be very useful if it makes learning more fun.

An inspiring picture book about writing, written for reluctant writers and dyslexics by an author who suffered from dyslexia as a boy.

A heart-warming story of a family bound by love as they cope with their grandmother's dementia. No matter what else she forgets, Grandma will always know she is loved.