Rachel Wright

First ancient Greek guys put on masks and acted out top tales. Next Shakespeare and his pals had some huge hits. Now the world's a stage to all sorts - from plays with no words to actors with no clothes!

Dreadful Drama

"1872. Could the entire crew of the Mary Celeste have vanished in to thin air?" Want to find out the facts, and quick? Speedy Reads: The True Mystery of the Mary Celeste answers all your vital questions on the greatest seas mystery ever: Did the crew go crazy and throw themselves overboard? Were they all abducted by aliens? Or is there a scientific answer to explain their disappearance?

The True Mystery of the Mary Celeste

Loz and Dex are back in this breathlessly paced, laugh-out-loud funny story of dogs, a poison plot and a chronic case of misguided love.

Get Your Paws Off!

Whatever your reasons for planning to live and work in Hong Kong, this comprehensive guide will tell you all you need to know to make the most of your time in this vibrant and challenging city. Organised into three sections: Living, Working, and Leisure, this book includes up to date information and well-informed opinion on: * The kind of lifestyle you can expect to enjoy in Hong Kong * The cost of living * Finding accommodation, whether short term or to buy or rent *Having and raising children in Hong Kong *Shopping for food or luxuries - Working and volunteering *Teaching English *Sporting events, special interest groups and the local arts scene *Travelling and places to visit *Entertainment and nightlife

Comprehensive, up-to-date, practical information about everyday life

Live and Work In Hong Kong

Poems come to me from many dimensions—personal, family, a friend, my community, or a world happening near or far from southern Indiana. Words grip me emotionally—as an empathy that I feel with someone else or out of my own soul. I may ponder the topic for a few minutes, or a few days, but I must write. It’s like a “tune I must play” but in poetic verse. I grab pen and paper or rush to the computer. My poetry falls in three areas. Some are “protests” of societal problems throughout the world that I cannot be comfortable with: poverty, war, unruly political institutions, lack of resources for education and health, pollution of the earth’s resources and a vast media /consumerism enterprise that sucks up our freedoms (to name a few). Secondly, I look at myself. Through topics of nature, introspection, love, and family I see changes I must make before I can help others. Thirdly, I see trends in the youth—how they band together in “online communities”, attack travesties of justice around the globe, form “lifestyle” businesses, study alternative medicine and politics, want sustainability and the right use of energy. They look not just at the “green” of the dollar but how the earth can become more balanced. I feel poetry, like music and the arts, leads us to what we “share” and “have in common.”

A Poetic R-evolution

Spectrum II

Tim Wright

When our son was born with severe and complex brain injury our hearts and dreams lay broken. We were shattered. For many others like us, life events arrive accompanied by a deep sense of loss, grief or heartache. Maybe it's a relationship breakdown, death of a loved one or the collapse of a dream. Our journey as the parents of a child with a life-limiting condition has shown us that quick fixes remain in the DIY shop. Transformation however, from within our circumstances, is not only possible but the very nature and heart of God. Through this 40-window devotional we will share how brokenness became our invitation into wholehearted living. How we discovered that brokenness doesn't necessarily need fixing but rather growth, transformation and abundance happens in the broken edges of life.

Shattered

What happens when life falls apart? What do you do with the broken pieces of your dreams? Tim and Rachel return from working abroad as a doctor and nurse. Their life is unfolding with reassuring predictability until Rachel finds herself sitting in the darkness of a newly decorated nursery, unable to feel her unborn baby move. Suddenly everything is turned upside down as their newborn teeters on the brink of life and death.

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