 | Monthly Newsletter FEBRUARY 2025 . Issue No. 35 |
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Self Help Equine Photography Course Workbook by Tina J. Collins This course delves into the profound mental health benefits of merging equine activities with photography. Utilising this self-help workbook as your guide, you'll discover how capturing horses on camera can foster mindfulness, unlock emotional expression, and alleviate stress. Through hands-on experience, you'll learn the art of equine photography while simultaneously cultivating a deeper sense of well-being.
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Sirensong by Sarah Jane Ashworth The life of apprentice mage and high schooler Jasper is thrown into disarray when he is lured away by a mysterious song that can only be heard at night. After being effected by the song's power Jasper takes it upon himself to investigate the origins of this song and why it effects him. Meanwhile Eric is the only survivor of a shipwreck and comes into contact with Jasper. Jasper believes that Eric's arrival and the nightly song he hears isn't a coincidence and suspects that Eric may be involved.
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No Hill to Die On by Martin Roy Hill Former war correspondent Peter Brandt’s childhood innocence died the day his older brother, Keith, died in Vietnam. Now, a quarter of a century later, Keith’s former fiancée, Rhonda White, comes back into Peter’s life with an incredible claim—Keith may still be alive. Twenty-four hours later, police find Rhonda’s body floating in San Diego Bay. Is it murder or suicide?
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Onion Boy and the Backyard Bully by Daymel J Garcia "Onion Boy and the Backyard Bully" is a children's tale of wonder, bravery, and the unmistakable aroma of onions. Join Onion Boy as he fearlessly explores his backyard, letting his curiosity guide his way. But when he encounters a nasty old computer attacking him and his friends, Onion Boy is faced with a new challenge: learning self-love. Summoning all his might and with the help of a grumpy friend, Onion Boy will have to confront the bully and stop him from hurting anyone else.
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IL LIBRO by Clare Ann Matz This edition is the Italian translation of the original "THE BOOK" is a compelling non-fiction narrative that unfolds through the unique perspective of a book itself. Told through the art of "bookcrossing," where a book is left for others to find, read, and pass along, this particular book embarks on an extraordinary journey that becomes intertwined with the lives of tourists in Thailand during the catastrophic 2004 tsunami.
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Ropen Island by Lois Buchter Out in the jungles of Papua New Guinea, a research team is looking for rare bats in hopes they can find a cure for Diabetes, when they see something that shouldn't, couldn't be real, Pterodactyl's hunting in the night. The local's call them Ropen, or death-eaters, and now the team is after biologicals to confirm their identity for the scientific record. Can the team make it back to civilization? Or, will they become "lunch" in this mayhem, edge-of-your-seat action adventure?
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