Please Don't Tell My Mum is a collection of stories from my time at university and the years following it. Going from a sheltered little girl in India to a confused adult is definitely an adventure. While there is some advice in this book, I wrote this book to remind every young adult that life can be crazy and messy sometimes, but that's what makes it fun. This is for everyone with protective parents setting out on their journey to adulthood.

This is for anyone who has ever felt lost in life, and thought they were the only one. The only one not knowing what to do. The only one struggling to choose a path. The only one behind in life. Because I have lost count of the many times I have felt this way in my 20s, only to find that the people around me were feeling the same. Over the past decade, I have lived in seven cities across three continents and changed careers from politics to tech and journalism. Farewell to my 20s is a collection of intimate stories and conversations with friends that offer a window into the different lives I have lived, and what I have learnt along the way: from leaving home to choosing a path and finding the courage to change when your present no longer fulfils you. I hope this book will remind you that being yourself is the most inspiring thing you can do, and that it is never too late to pursue the things you truly want to. Because it always seems impossible, until it's done.

In a world marred by political turmoil and cultural divides, lives intersect in a story of forbidden love and desperate survival. Against the backdrop of Cameroons struggles and a rising right-wing government in Germany, a young man (Mouhammadou) fights to secure a future for his family in a country consumed by radical ideology. As he navigates this perilous new life, he becomes entangled in an adventure set in motion by another's journey of love, one that challenges conventions and risks everything. This volume of the book is presented in two parts: one detailing the young man's adventure and the other unfolding Berkay's love journey. The Journey continues.. THE ILLUSIONS OF REFUGE

1. Life is full of battles. Especially the ones we fight with ourselves. 2. Life is full of lies. The ones others tell us to protect themselves. 3. Metal bars and cold stone aren't the only kind of prison. Young teenage girl Laila, the last Ran'shun, learns this the hard way when she gets kidnapped for her magical powers at the age of seven. Eight years later, she is free again and looking for her best friend, when she meets Angelo, a Dragon Rider. Their meeting could be destiny, but can she trust him? The story of a girl who does not have much reason to trust anyone in her life. And of a boy who could be her salvation or her death.

A thoughtful picture book illustrating the power of small acts of kindness, from the award-winning author of Sophie's Squash.

The road to success is hard. Samantha Tarret, not really unknown to the public eye, is making her way through hate waves with the help of her soul sister. Making enemies and new allies. She will be the Greatest actress before the word even leaves your mouth, but it will come with sacrifices. Sacrifices she is more than willing to make.

The beginning of a friendship that will last a lifetime... When June survives a terrible car accident she is devestated after finding out that the Person who donated her an organ had died. So when she visits the donators family without them knowing who she is, lies are sure to follow. But how could June have guessed that she would meet charming, brown eyed, wavy haired Sam? And how big are the Chances that they would develop an immediate friendship? But although June's heart flutters at even the thought of him, there is just that one thing about Sam that makes June shut away her feelings for him. Their story continues because one fateful night leads to the beginning of an adventure neither of them could have imagined. A love story has many facetts, so is this one of them?