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The book is a reprint of a classic work first published in 1841, offering readers a chance to explore historical themes and insights from that era. It preserves the original content and style, providing a window into the past and reflecting the cultural and societal norms of the time. This edition aims to engage both new readers and those familiar with the work, making it a valuable addition to any literary collection.

In this heartwarming sequel to Jessica's First Prayer, we follow Jessica's mother as she navigates her own spiritual journey. As she struggles with grief and loss, she finds hope in unexpected places and learns to trust in God's plan for her family.

This book is about how a group of people had a dream - a state of the art 1,000 seat theatre and concert hall for Cornwall - and how they managed against all the odds to turn their dream into a reality. It is stories like these that, in their retelling, have the power to inspire others to start similar journeys. This book should be read by anyone who also has a dream because it will equip them with an understanding of what it takes to triumph over the naysayers, the planners and the challenges of fundraising on a large scale. This is Chris Warner's and Sarah Smith's story of how the Hall for Cornwall was conceived, the fun and the frustrations, the tears and tantrums and the love and laughter of the its gestation and how this intrepid group managed to turn their dream into a remarkable reality.

This book presents two inspirational and heartwarming stories from the great children's author Hesba Stretton. 'The Worth of a Baby' tells the story of a young couple learning to appreciate the value of parenthood, while 'How Apple-Tree Court was Won' is a tale of redemption and forgiveness.

In this autobiographical work, Sarah Smith recounts her experiences growing up in a family of traveling performers. From learning to walk on stilts to performing in front of crowds, Smith's story offers a unique glimpse into the world of Victorian-era circus acts.

The book features a diverse collection of Free-Form, Haiku, and Sonnet poetry, each inspired by daily diary questions that encourage introspection. Through these poetic reflections, the author explores life experiences, personal worldview, and the profound quest for meaning in life. This unique approach invites readers to engage deeply with their own thoughts and feelings, making it a contemplative journey through the art of poetry.

The story centers on a young orphan girl and her loyal dog, Gip, as they embark on various adventures. Authored by Hesba Stretton, a beloved figure in Victorian children's literature, this heartwarming tale captures themes of friendship and resilience. Its timeless appeal continues to resonate with readers of all ages, making it a cherished classic in children's literature.

Two graduate students, not alike in dignity. Joe Roper is a poor boy from Vermont, an aspiring Shakespeare biographer, who's found a letter from William Shakespeare--saying he didn't write the plays. Posy's a Hollywood producer's daughter from Harvard. She's never met a high concept she didn't like, and she likes this one.Posy wants to expose Shakespeare as a fraud and make the movie. Joe wants to save Shakespeare.The two literary sleuths head for London to prove their clashing theories. But they find themselves in a world where the London Eye looks out over Shakespeare's city, Hollywood producers rub elbows with Elizabethan spies, and mystery shadows the heart of Westminster Abbey and the lanes of rural England.And Joe and Posy find that, when you start chasing Shakespeares, what you find is not only who he was, but who you are, and how far you're willing to go...

A mystery writer, thinking she's writing an academic mystery about Shakespeare, does a little research...and finds a poem.

When a baker meets the bookshop owner of her dreams, and he turns into her nemesis, they’ll both have to read between the lines to avoid a career-ending recipe for disaster.Max Boyson looks good...from a distance. But up close and personal, the tattooed hottie Joelle Prima has been crushing on for the past year and half has turned into the prime example of why you shouldn’t judge a book by his delectable cover. When she first learned about the massive renovation to the building they share, Joelle imagined that temporarily combining her Filipino bakery with Max’s neighboring bookstore would be the perfect opening chapter to their happily ever after. In her fantasies they fed each other bibingka and pandesal while discussing Jane Austen and cooing over her pet hamster, Pumpkin. Reality, however...is quite different. Her gallant prince turned out to be a stubborn toad who snaps at her in front of customers, dries his sweaty gym clothes in her oven, and routinely helps himself to the yummy pastries in her display case without asking. But beneath Max’s grumpy glares, Joelle senses a rising heat—and a softening heart. And when they discover the real reason for the renovation, they’ll have to put both their business senses and their feelings for each other to the test.