Liking animals more than human beings, Omniya had always wanted to become a vet. And with her certain skill set? It was practically destiny. In the first time in what seems like forever, she came across a patient she didn't know how to help. But she was going to give it her all. She wasn't going to stop trying just because his owner is rude and mean and hot and impatient and hot... While searching for a solution to the dog's issue, she might have found something much more wonderful.

A love story like april weather Girl meets Enby April is new at school. She quickly starts to become part of a frind group. A very energetic Enby, Cyan, seems to particularly be interested in getting to know her. Though April is not so sure if Cyan, Mark and Saige sincerely want to be her friends. If this is just due to the way Saige looked at her and why dey did so are two more mysterys to solve. The four students also have to figure out who is sabotaging their drama club befor the big day. Between this and preparations for the stage play and their band apperence they should all be pretty busy. Tough there should always be a littel time for romance, right?

Dive into the enchanting realms of "Fairytales for Every Heart," a captivating collection that transports readers to worlds of magic, empathy, and wonder. Within these pages, you'll uncover tales of unlikely friendships, transformative journeys, and the power of understanding. Join courageous fairies, mystical creatures, and kind-hearted individuals as they navigate challenges that reveal the strength of their character. From shadowy mysteries to heartwarming bonds, each story is a testament to the human spirit's capacity for growth and triumph.

My son was born in May 2024, and so was I. I am still being born. You might see this as an autobiography, but it is much rather me having found the courage to be blunt and write about my first months of motherhood as it was, pain, tears (both pronunciations), doubt, too much. And then growth, beauty and strength. Not the angelic figure, much rather the bloody fighter. The minute I became a mum in the eyes of the world, I saw it plain as day. The indisputable myth of the perfect mother is still going strong, isn't it? So, to hell with it. My reason for writing each of the stories is candid and unvarnished honesty. Only that could dispel the image of THE mother that is still so damaging, so dangerous. And imaginary. My stories are written spoken word poetry. Not a contradiction at all. Every line completes the whole and stands on its own, as individual as you are, as connected as all of us. You give it meaning when it resounds in your mind, as it becomes voice again. Your voice.

This is an enchanting story of a little dog who returns from Heaven to find his owner. He wants people to know that love never-ends. Just as merry-go-rounds go around, life goes full circle. The human-dog bond of love is strong. This book is about respect for life and unconditional love. It is about loyalty and love. Maxwell the character is a brave little dog who has an important message. The love a dog has for their owner is like the perfect love found in Heaven. He wants people to know that dogs do go to Heaven. We will always be connected, for love never-ends. Maxwell's wish is for people to know that when they learn to love each other as their dogs love them, we will have Heaven on Earth. www.LyndaAustin.com Illustrator: The well known George O. DeLorenzo, has been a production company executive, artist, writer, and publisher. He was a writer and artist for King Comics, Inc. for twenty three years as well as has a long list of projects, including, Director at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. DeLorenzo makes his home in Southern, California.

Struggling with the past and present, in the middle of a transformative period, a lonely girl tries to hold the pieces of her life together. While catsitting for strangers, she uncovers secrets in their homes. About the owners, cats and herself. The Secret of Housecats is the story of struggling in silence and with noone to save you, saving yourself.

In most bookstores you'll find innumerable books about communication, the power of language, manipulation through words. Yes, words can easily blind. But what happens when we realize, that words are no more than empty vessels? That they lack inherent depth and meaning? What does the limit of language mean for a relationship of two people? One of them full of thoughts and feelings, unable to convey them. The other one so vacant inside, and yet so rich with clever words. Language can make thoughts visible, audible. Language can be so meaningful, and still so meaningless. "It takes sonnets and poems to turn strangers into lovers. It takes a single word to turn lovers into strangers."