An enthusiastic collection of poems, gathered from a 16 year olds` notebooks. The topics ranging from love to pain, all laced with the pure emotion of a new writer. Poetry has been my anchor, since I know I will always find a safe haven in my writing. So I am proud to present my first accumulated collection of poetry.

Everything can change – In Just One Day Flora has always adored her brother Billy. Born just eighteen months apart, their childhood was spent like two peas in a pod – no one could separate them. Now, as adults, they remain the best of friends. And as Flora is immersed in family life, Billy is always there to lend a hand. But, in just one day, everything changes. In just one day, Flora’s life falls apart. In just one day, Flora has to learn how to live again. From the nostalgia of seaside Britain to the breath-taking beauty of Venice, in tears and laughter, join Helen McGinn for this emotional, uplifting and joyful story about love in all its guises. But above all, this is an unforgettable story of one little girl and the brother she adored. Helen McGinn has written a novel to recommend to all your friends, perfect for fans of Elizabeth Noble, Cathy Kelly and JoJo Moyes. Praise for Helen McGinn: 'Escapist, warm, witty and wise' Daily Mail 'This is a lovely uplifting book that transported me away, firstly to the beautiful city of Rome and then to gorgeous Cornwall. It’s a moving and emotional story of families in all their messy wonderfulness, of people losing one another, and then coming together again - sometimes in unexpected ways. A hugely enjoyable family tale,it was exactly what I wanted to read at this time.' Louise Douglas ‘This Changes Everything is the perfect tonic. An uplifting, forget-about-everything-else read that I couldn’t put down. Romantic, emotional and page-turning, Helen McGinn’s debut novel can’t fail to cheer you up!' Zoe Folbigg 'I loved reading this book. I needed escapism - don't we all need escapism right now - and it gave me Rome, Cornwall and a family who immediately felt like old friends. I took it to the bath, to bed and had finished it within 24 hours. It was the perfect antidote to tough times.' Victoria Moore The Daily Telegraph

A story like none before. It's about a man who likes to talk about his life experiences but struggles to do so. What he talks about makes no sense at first glance, but the more he says the clearer his story becomes. Almost as clear as someone talking while struggling to stay awake. Why is he narrating his experiences? What's the purpose? What's the "moral of the story"? Is there even one? Does it need one? Dive into this book which starts off being a confusing mess that, over time, still never really manages to become coherent! "If you wish to know what executive dysfunction looks like as a story, this book is for you! Otherwise, it's a waste of time." - Finlay, Gim

Imagine stumbling upon personal notes and voice recordings of a journalist that allow you to delve into someone's inner world. In this book, you will meet a young woman who, by agreeing to participate in an unusual psychological experiment, reveals deep wounds from her past. She bravely shares the pain and dreams that have become part of her journey toward self-healing. Will you be able to handle the emotions evoked by these heartfelt stories and experience all the challenges she had to overcome? Open this book and find the answers alongside her. Her story might be closer to yours than you think.

From a time when there was no future, to tales of the gentle present- having always been enamored by a sense of duty, herself, and the various women that have come and gone, The Better is a quick glimpse into the life of a girl that just started living.

"The Tragedy of the Human Condition" delves into the complex and diverse facets of the human soul. Through a compilation of poignant short stories, thought-provoking essay-like prose, and unconventional story-writing, this anthology takes readers on a profound journey that goes beyond conventional storytelling. "The Tragedy of the Human Condition" holds up a mirror to our existence, inviting us to explore the nature of humanity and challenging us to see beyond our own limitations. Through its pages, readers will find themselves both lost and found, immersed in a collection that attempts to capture the essence of what it truly means to be human.