One suspicious death. One key to what happened. Innocence and malice, hatched in the same nest, ends in tragedy for one family. Father Tonio Rinaldi helps fold back the layers exposing the rotten egg, standing by to pick up the broken pieces. One girl holds the key to the truth. Can Father Rinaldi guide her into revealing it?

Broken Bird is born with only one wing but he refuses to believe he will never fly. He puts his best foot forward and sets off to explore the world around him from the ground. What waits for him in the city brings him bigger happiness than he could ever have imagined. An inspiring tale with a very happy ending to remind us all not to give up on our dreams.

All’s fair in love and…publishing? It’s nearly Christmas, and Dashiell Dawson Dane already has enough on his plate: finding a present for his parents, coming up with excuses not to hang the Christmas lights, and finishing this stupid story he’s been writing (okay, maybe he needs to start writing it). On top of all that, Bobby has been acting…well, strange. The last thing Dash needs, in other words, is to play host when Marshall Crowe—celebrity author and, worse, a friend of Dash’s parents—comes to town. When Marshall dies in the middle of a public reading of his latest novel, Dash can’t bring himself to believe it was an accident, but he’s determined to stay away from the investigation. Until, that is, the prime suspect shows up on his doorstep, begging for his help. The catch? It’s the same woman who accused Dash, not so long ago, of murdering Vivienne Carver—Hastings Rock’s resident cozy mystery author, Pippi Parker. And helping Pippi might just be the death of Dash.

This book is a collection of blog posts written by Robin Bennett while attending Eastern Michigan University. "Thoughts from the cushion on accessibility, advocacy and total randomness. I'm in a new place, chasing new dreams...follow at your own risk" - Robin

This poems collection includes a part of my life during the last twenty years. I lived all what readers feel when reading these poems, starting from the first poem where I found myself strange in my society, and going through my long love story with my wife, mother of my broken birds. Poems exposing what I felt against bad things that are happening in our world like killing children and people without weapons...etc.... until the last poem titled: the odor of insuline in which I put my feelings towards my son who becomes a diabetic taking insuline every day and every night inside his light skin.

This biographical work explores the inner narrative of a young adult pulled in many directions. The strain of celebrity and the force of achievement that necessitates concealment. And the destructive force of self-censorship that arises as a result. Often, the burden of pain is shared. The reach of each action is not always readily apparent. How will this ripple effect be felt? And how deeply will it cut?

Fourteen year-old Becca has just started her summer holidays, and the next few weeks promise to be boring. Her friends are changing and taking the next step on the road to adulthood, and she can't help but feel that she's being left behind, even though she's the one who's changing the most. That all changes when she meets Mal, a strange and charming boy who is as perfect as she could hope for. Young love starts to blossom between the two, but her family notice the sinister influence that Mal has over her; an influence that may not be entirely human.This book contains themes that some readers may find distressing, and is intended for a mature audience.