Haven't You Grown!
Poems about Families
A collection of poems which reflect the diversity of family life
Belinda Hollyer Books
Belinda Hollyer is a children's author with a rich background as an educator and in book publishing. Her works for young readers are often informed by a deep understanding of the child's world, gained through her experiences as a teacher and editor. Hollyer focuses on crafting engaging narratives that spark imagination and encourage curiosity. Her approach to writing is characterized by an intuitive and sensitive touch, offering readers a memorable literary experience.
Votes for Women
- 160 pages
- 6 hours of reading
There are always two sides to every story and the story of the Suffrage movement is a classic case. Using the alternating perspectives of two key players, Sylvia Pankhurst and Herbert Asquith, Belinda Hollyer brings this vividly to life through the passions and conflicts of real historical figures. It is a gripping story of a remarkable triumph of courage and determination over strenuous, often violent, opposition. The story begins before the First World War with the militant years of hunger strikes, force-feeding, and the cat-and-mouse tactics of the suffragette leaders...
The fourteen original stories in this collection capture the essence of friendship in all of its complexity. From true best friends to rivals, from a shoulder to cry on to a source of frustration, every reader will find something to relate to in this honest anthology. Making and keeping friends is an important aspect of growing up, and these stories introduce readers to a range of different writers and perspectives from around the world, whose candid reflections on friendship give plenty of food for thought.
Come dove quando perché
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Migräne
- 239 pages
- 9 hours of reading
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