ISBN 978-1-923386-29-7
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ISBN 978-1-923386-70-9
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Finally A Book That Helps Families Talk About ADHD!
Meet Max, a child with a busy brain, big feelings, and amazing ideas. Together, you’ll learn how to understand and manage ADHD with love and care. Perfect for kids aged 4-9 and their families to read and explore together!
ISBN 978-1-923386-03-7
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ISBN 978-1-923386-86-0
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SOLDIERS MURDER HER MOTHER. THEY FORCE HER FROM THE FAMILY HOME.
Anoush must endure a death march through unforgiving desert, as Armenian refugees perish all about her, some of the million-plus whose blood forever stains the hands of the Ottoman Turks and the souls of their descendants.
Courageously keeping her small group of neighbourhood women together, Anoush endures the brutish guards driving a massive column of women, children, and old men south from Anatolia through Aleppo to the Mesopotamian desert. She learns to nurse against all odds in a city overfl owing with diseased and starving refugees. She becomes the Angel of Aleppo.
In the years that follow, can she fi nd the will to be the woman her mama raised her to be? Can she summon the strength to care?
From Anatolia to Aleppo and beyond, through the outrages and injustices of the Armenian Genocide, Angel of Aleppo is about losing everything but the healing power of love.
‘Angel of Aleppo is an emotionally charged historical fi ction novel that feels like it’s a true story… Jon Cocks manages to draw the historical parallels between the Armenian genocide and the Shoah without making it feel forced or out of the narrative… riveting historical drama that captures the essence of a dark moment in history and shows how love can still be pulled out of the rubble of our past.’ Literary Titan
ISBN 978-1-923386-04-4
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ISBN 978-1-923386-79-2
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The Ultimate IBD Handbook: Your Guide to Thriving, Not Just Surviving is the essential resource for anyone looking to truly understand and manage Crohn’s Disease or Ulcerative Colitis (IBD).
Whether you’re navigating your own diagnosis, supporting a loved one, or simply eager to learn more about IBD, this book offers a no-fluff , straightforward guide to everything you need to know.
With tips on decoding treatment options, mastering colonoscopy prep (yes, there are hacks), and managing day-to-day challenges like flares, diet, and mental health, this book makes even the most daunting aspects of IBD accessible and even—dare we say—fun. Featuring a ready-to-share section for friends and family to read, this book does the heavy lifting so you don’t have to.
Written by an IBD advocate with years of fi rsthand experience, The Ultimate IBD Handbook is packed with practical advice, relatable stories, and evidence-based information. Whether you’re looking for clarity on your condition, better tools to manage your
health, or a way to help others understand what living with IBD really means, this book has you covered.
MICHELLE HOBSON, a Townsville native, built a successful career in real estate and law while raising three children and battling health challenges. After nine years of misdiagnoses, she was fi nally diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis, which inspired her to advocate for better awareness and understanding of Infl ammatory Bowel Disease.
Spoken Words is an insightful exploration into the profound impact that the words we speak have on our spiritual and psychological well-being.
This book delves into the significance, consequences, and transformative potential of our spoken words, offering a deep understanding of how they shape our lives and the lives of those around us.
Beginning with the foundational concept of creation through words, as illustrated in the Bible when God said, “Let there be light,” the book establishes the inherent power of speech. This divine act of creation highlights how words can establish order and fulfill divine purposes. The book extends this concept to our daily lives, emphasizing that our words possess the power to shape our realities, influence our emotions, and leave lasting impressions.
RHEMA GORUCK, A PROPHETIC EVANGELIST writer, and spiritual guide with a deep commitment to exploring the transformative power of the Word. Born in a Hindu background, in Mauritius, a developing country in the Southern African Development Community (SADC), Rhema began hearing the voice of the Lord at a very young age. She understood this divine presence as a close friend who guided her in prayer, particularly in interceding for others. She came to know the Lord personally at the age of 32, deepening her spiritual journey as she studied the Bible under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. In 2009, following a divine calling inspired by Genesis 12, Rhema moved to Melbourne, Australia. There, she pursued a Bachelor of Arts in Ministry at Harvest Bible College and furthered her studies at Bethel School of Faith and Spiritual Ministry, where she cultivated her prophetic and spiritual gifts.
Her faith journey continued at Upper Room Church in Lara Vic, where she participated in prophetic workshops that deepened her understanding and practice ministry. In 2022, Rhema was commissioned and ordained as a prophetic evangelist by
the Lord God in the presence of the Holy Spirit.
Rhema writes in the prophetic as the Lord guides her, with each word divinely inspired and directed by God. In “Spoken Word” she explores the power of words in shaping lives, offering readers a guide to harnessing this power in their daily lives. Whether addressing the significance of naming, the dynamics of blessing and cursing, or the role of worship as a lifestyle, her approach is accessible and deeply insightful.
Rhema resides in Melbourne, Australia, where she continues to write, teach, counsel and minister to those seeking deeper spiritual understanding and personal transformation.
ISBN 978-1-923333-83-3
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ISBN 978-1-923386-76-1
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Something horrid happened in the city of Douma in Syria on 7 April 2018. It was alleged to be an attack with banned chemical weapons, said to have killed more than forty terrifi ed civilians. The US, UK and France responded with punitive missiles and airstrikes.
But what did actually happen? And how does this relate to the other alleged chemical attacks by the Syrian regime?
Inspector A takes us on a journey through his investigations and travels in Syria during the conflict, and the political intrigue that has
caused bitter divisions among Member States at the UN and the OPCW, the world’s chemical weapons watchdog.
Inspector A joined the UN-affiliated Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons in the first group of inspectors in 1997.
A chemical engineer with military experience, he soon became a foremost Inspection Team Leader conducting inspections around the world. He left in 2005 to continue a career in the chemical industry.
He joined the OPCW again in 2016 as part of the “rehire” scheme, aimed at bringing back experienced inspectors. He soon saw signs of the Syrian chemical weapons narrative being politicised. Inspectors started objecting but got nowhere.
Along with his UN passport, Inspector A has cheerfully carried British, South African and Australian passports. He wishes people would be honest and do the right thing, even in geopolitics. He knows this is naïve, nonetheless tried in two UN Security Council meetings to get his story across. He failed, gave up and wrote this book.
ISBN 978-1-923333-44-4
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ISBN 978-1-923386-53-2
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The book records the memories of Sri Lankan Tamil survivors who lived through war for over three decades. By creating a three-dimensional presentation, this book provides a dignified healing space for hallowing the memories of those survivors.
First, it uses poetry to capture human rights violations and unspeakable memories.
Second, each poem in this collection tells a story inspired by actual events without fully revealing the graphic nature of life in war. The book creates a healing space for those memories through nature photography.
Dr. Rajmohan Ramanathapillai is a native of Sri Lanka who grew up through civil unrest to become a human rights advocate, poet, and photographer.
With a master’s in Religious Studies and a PhD in Philosophy from McMaster University, Canada, Dr. Rajmohan taught philosophy,
peace, and human rights across the world. He has successfully directed programs aimed to promote peace, including the “Culture of Peace” program for the children of Tamil refugees and the Tamil Diaspora community in Toronto, and the “Kindness is Contagious” program for African American children.
Since moving to Australia, Dr. Rajmohan has completed a master’s in counseling from Monash University and worked as a trauma counselor, providing trauma therapy for torture and trauma survivors of asylum seekers and refugees around the world. Now, he serves as a Family Violence Therapeutic specialist supporting women and children.
Dr. Rajmohan hopes that his poetry collection, Turtles Without a Sandy Beach, will educate and inspire us all on matters of human rights and survival.