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“Ahimsa: A personal journey, via an animal sanctuary in India, to veganism” by Caroline Earle About the Book Backpackers might head off without a care in the world, but for Caroline and her husband David, taking a gap half-year in Asia in their mid-50s, they found themselves questioning everything.  All roads seemed to lead to […]

“No Tall Heels to Tango” by Howard Jackson published by Red Rattle Books ‘IT DOES NOT MATTER WHO IS IN POWER. WE HAVE TRIED EVERYTHING. NONE OF IT WORKS’ About the Book:  It is May 2018 and below the equator the summer is over. Argentina is in the middle of another economic crisis and the […]

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On the journey to living your best life, fitness and wellbeing are so important and now we’re making it easier than ever. At The Six Pack Revolution we’ve helped thousands of people around the world achieve life-changing results through nutrition, fitness and mindfulness. This book has over 100 recipes packed with layers of flavour and […]

Goodnight Moon‘s hypnotic rhythm stays with its readers from infancy long into adulthood. HarperCollins recently published The Important Thing about Margaret Wise Brown. It’s written by Mac Barnett and illustrated by Sarah Jacoby, both of whom or on this podcast. It is a picture book that celebrates the late author’s legacy. Lindsay, the host, talks […]

The Book Wheel was described in Agostino Ramelli’s book The Various and Ingenious Machines of Captain Agostino Ramelli, published in 1588. He never built it but a version was built in 1986 by architect Daniel Libeskind. More pre-kindle book machines here. Share this: Twitter Facebook Email Pinterest Tumblr Reddit Like this: Like Loading… Related

An enthralling chronicle of two young men – one white, one black – in apartheid South Africa About the Book The destinies of two young men in apartheid South Africa become inexorably intertwined in their pursuit of what is right. Zak Ginsberg is shaped by his parents’ sad histories. Awareness of the Second World War, […]

This book has a timely message as the UK attempts to struggle out of the chaos of Brexit. It asks the question, should the majority carry the vote? If the answer to that question is yes then we have a lot to consider. Do our leaders always serve us well? Have they got our interests […]

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The amazing journey of the rise in human consciousness, initiated at the beginning of the millennium, encompasses humanity, planet Earth and the whole of creation. Light Everlasting continues to describe the process of evolution as we ascend into the higher Fifth Dimensional level of consciousness known as the wonderful Golden Age of Love. Profound life […]

Beautifully-illustrated first story in the Tree Fellas series for children aged 4 – 8 with an environmentally friendly theme About the Book:  Do you ever wonder what trees do when you are not watching, climbing or hiding underneath them? Their feelings, dreams and adventures? Once you stop looking at them and your back is turned, […]

This is the first day of Banned Books Week. It always amazes me how many books are banned in the US. Here are some banned books from all of the world.   via       Share this: Twitter Facebook Email Pinterest Tumblr Reddit Like this: Like Loading… Related

A futuristic sci-fi novel which takes you on an emotional train journey The Dexan Queen of Speed is a story of a six-year-old, motherless boy. In his quest to find a mother, he comes across a train in which he travels every day and starts to find that the train is displaying motherly qualities. The […]

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