Tally was compelled to write this book to share her experiences with Therapeutic Horseback Riding. Tally had ridden horses since she was 4 years old and longed to have a horse of her own. Welcoming Midnight into her life was a dream come true for Tally. She conveys the story of the incredible 10 years she and Midnight shared together. An underlying theme of the book is the mindset of how there are infinite possibilities when one believes in oneself, and that ones greatest dreams can come true! ... Tally L. Russell holds a Bachelor of Integrated Studies Degree from Emporia State University in Emporia, Kansas. She has been creating stories since she was very young ~ some before she could even write. Her first co-authored book, I Like Rocks, was published in 2011. Tally has also been an enthusiastic horse lover as long as she could remember. She started Therapeutic Horseback Riding at the age of 4, and has been hooked ever since. This project combines two of her greatest joys, horses and creative writing. Along with her passion for horses and creative writing, Tally is currently in training to become a certified Sign Language Interpreter.

(Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook). This songbook includes all 15 songs from the 2006 release, Jackson's first ever gospel album. Songs: Blessed Assurance * How Great Thou Art * I'll Fly Away * In the Garden * The Old Rugged Cross * Softly and Tenderly * What a Friend We Have in Jesus * and more.

Inspiring story of the author's life from 1924 to 1999: childhood, military life, and raising a family, including how a surprising discovery led him to track down his family history.

Set in London and Greece, this is the sequel to Sidney Sheldon's The Other Side of Midnight.

This book has content that celebrates the achievements, struggles, and stories of women from different backgrounds, cultures, and fields. It is a collection of essays, poems that showcase the diversity and strength of women. The book also explore themes such as feminism, empowerment, identity, and representation. This book salutes the woman around us.

Jean was born in 1943. Her play-ground was the bomb-sites of London. She attended a Secondary Modern School before being sent, at the age of 14, to Secretarial College in Ealing. At 16 she met Robin who was doing his National Service. They were married 18 months later and in 1968 moved to Wokingham and became the proud parents of two daughters. After sixty years together Robin succumbed to cancer in September 2019 and this book is written in his memory. It is intended to support those newly bereaved and to help those supporting the bereaved to understand. It is a book of intense passion and shared emotion. Jean has always loved writing and has previously had her poems and articles published in magazines and newspapers. Following the success of her books 'The Sting In The Tale', 'The Barb In The Rhyme', 'The Thorn In The Verse', 'The Lyric In The Lines' and 'Let's Smile Again', she has become a regular guest speaker at various social events and has broadcast many of her poems on Radio Berkshire.

For fans of Disney Twisted Tales and Serena Valentino's Villains comes the next book of the Disney Prince Young Adult series where Prince Charming tells his side of Disney’s Cinderella. Ever since the death of his mother, Prince August of Charmant has sworn off love. Now with his growing responsibilities at court, August is unable to delay conversations of marriage any longer. But news of a magical memory curse plaguing a nearby village—the same village he used to spend his summers with his mother—offers August an escape. He convinces his father to give him five days to lead the royal investigation before returning to the palace for good. While away, August must confront his own bittersweet memories of the village, his mother, and Ella, the childhood friend he hasn’t spoken to in nearly six years. But maybe the best person to help him restore the town’s memories is the girl he hasn’t been able to forget. Once reunited, August is surprised to see how Ella has changed. While she’s still beautiful and clever, she’s more reserved and possibly keeping secrets of her own—a fact August finds increasingly hard to ignore. Together they investigate the origins of the magic impacting the town, but the memory loss is spreading quickly, and their rekindled friendship places them in more danger than they could have imagined. With time ticking down to his return to the castle, August must grapple with his growing feelings for Ella and solve the mystery before it’s too late. When the clock strikes midnight, the fate of the kingdom may just rely on finding the owner of a lost glass slipper...