ISBN 978-1-923214-23-1
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Strawberry Fields is about three friends that go on adventures together and Strawberry’s car keeps breaking down and they are in a band and practice paganism and shamanism.
ISBN 978-1-923156-16-6
PAPERBACK
This book is for anyone who wants to live in a place of greater freedom, peace and fulfilment. Living Your Best Life reflects the heart of God for us to live fully as the people we were destined to be.
Each chapter integrates the restorative power of Christian spirituality with evidence based psychological tools, drawing on our relationship with God as a source of healing and wholeness.
Readers are invited to enter into a personal journey of growth and transformation as they are empowered with practical skills to flourish spiritually, think healthily and thrive emotionally.
Noni is a Christian counsellor, psychotherapist and university lecturer with a rich history in pastoral work, prophetic ministry and prayer healing. She graduated with a Master of Counselling Practice and is an accredited trainer with Bethel Sozo Ministry. Noni is Head of Undergraduate Counselling at Tabor College in Adelaide. She is a sought-after speaker and is passionate about training and mentoring people in the areas of prayer, prophetic ministry, emotional wellbeing, and healthy relationships.
ISBN 978-1-923156-37-1
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This book has over 80 recipes that prove it can be down. Yet this is more than a recipe book. It is a book for our times, giving you the edge in a crisis. You will learn what foods to buy and when, supermarket psychology and how to stay ahead of the game when things change. There are tricks for when a favourite food becomes expensive and ideas on free foods that might be right underneath your feet.
Just how low can you go? For most of us, 40% of what we currently spend on food.
A family of four can feed themselves for $90 per week.
When Kimberley Gillan stopped work due to illness, drastic changes were needed for her family to keep a roof over their heads. The challenge was, how low could she go on groceries, while providing the 17 more essential vitamins and minerals her family needed and still having weekly treats, snacks, and celebrations. Over seven years of trial and error she learnt more than how to survive; she learnt a recipe for a better life.
Here it is, a set of instructions on how to play the grocery game and win.
Kimberley Gillan’s processional career has included being a fairy princess at a theme park, an economic development officer, policy writer and strategic planner. She has a Bachelor of Community, Planning and Development, graduation with honours and a Master’s in Urban and Regional Planning. Her Master’s dissertation was on Food Security.
Kimberley lives with her husband Keith, and his cat, on the Atherton Tablelands and now writes full time.
ISBN 978-1-923386-81-5
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‘an enemy plane was brought down today, Baron Von Richthofen was the pilot’ ‘the whole countryside was one huge flame of fire, what a battle – fear was found nowhere’ ‘so at daylight on Easter Sunday, we were baptised in shells and mud’ What a sight – dead – yes in every little trench and hole made by shells, there were dead – such is war’ ‘we ran together until a shell fell right down between us … ‘ ‘eleven times the Huns came afresh, and eleven times we withstood our ground – each time with less men and yet each time with more confidence’ ‘I cannot see what such folly war is, but for some suicide for any country – surely people were not
predestined to such giving and taking of lives’ ‘the few words I have written in this diary are as nothing compared to what might have been written’
Cecil Taylor.
ISBN 978-1-923156-64-7
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It’s tough being a sixteen-year-old girl who hides in the shadows of others. It’s even tougher when you’re trying to balance living in two worlds—reality and the dreamworld.
When Eleanor falls asleep, she begins to remember her dreams in vivid detail. At first, it starts trivial; she befriends a beautiful magician named Hal who shows her the enthralling magic of the dreamworld, taking her to places she could only, well, dream of.
Soon, she begins to live in and out of her dreams, trying to keep her dual life from her friends and grandfather. But keeping the secret hidden from those around her becomes increasingly more difficult as she starts to lose consciousness during school, slipping into the dreamworld and waking with memory of haunting visions while surrounded by giggling peers.
While her social reputation feels like it’s hit rock-bottom, Eleanor somehow manages to catch the eye of the popular but mysterious Leigh Forrest, the school’s golden bad-boy. As Eleanor dives deeper into the fantastical dreamworld, the rose-coloured filter wears off and a sense of real danger creeps in, one that threatens her own existence and that of all who call the dreamworld home.
Pulled into a whirlwind of events that shake the two realms, Eleanor is forced to look inside herself and question everything she knows about her reality and those around her.
ISBN 978-1-923156-55-5
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ISBN 978-1-923156-98-2
HARDBACK
In a coastal town, meet Pablo, a mischevious boy spreading joy with his unconventional art – created with a twist!
As parents and young readers join the town’s quest to solve the mystery of Poocasso, they’ll discover a delightfully charming story supported by amazing imagery that’ll have the whole family laughing together!