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Focusing on the Alaskan coastline, this travel guide offers Andrew King's extensive insights and experiences from his numerous cruises. It features breathtaking photographs and practical advice, making it an invaluable resource for those eager to explore Alaska. Readers will be inspired to embark on their own journey to discover the beauty of The Last Frontier.

Winner of the Bath Novel Award 2020When lonely and socially isolated translator, Gareth, takes up traditional Japanese archery in 1990s Bristol, he learns that to study Kyudo is to reach out, to another culture, another time, other people… But when one of them reaches back, two lives that should never have touched become strangely entangled.In wartime Tokyo, Tanaka Mie finds herself wandering the burned-out ruins of her dead parents' fire-bombed home with only hazy recollections of how she survived. Setting out on a hike to a mountain village shrine, away from the charred city, she begins a life to which she is not sure she is entitled, a life which feels like living on the other side of the sky.To visit the past or the future, even in imagination, is to change it. But it is also to be changed.The Arrow Garden is a delicately-wrought tale of truth, selfhood, and acceptance, which transcends time in its lyrical exploration of what it means to live.

Set in rural Illinois along the Sangamon River, the narrative follows Dr. John Blair as he grapples with his troubled past and the cultural divisions affecting his community. During autumn nights, he walks with his grandson, Jack, imparting wisdom about the local sectarian struggles. This poignant journey not only reflects on personal and societal conflicts but also profoundly influences Jack's understanding of their world.

Where is the world's oldest maple tree? Where was Ottawa's first brewery? And what's up with that little island behind Parliament Hill? Did anyone ever live there? These questions, and a whole lot more just like them will be answered in Ottawa Rewind 2, the sequel to Andrew King's popular debut book Ottawa Rewind. Andrew is described on his Twitter account as "artist and cartoonist." It is a self-deprecating description for someone whose work can indeed be found in some of the finest art collections in the country, and from time to time, on the comics page of the Ottawa Citizen or the Kitchissippi Times. Andrew is also a detective, which doesn't get mentioned as often, a history sleuth who loves to solve old mysteries. What has Andrew found for us this time? Here is a sampling from Ottawa Rewind 2: - A 17th-century French fort submerged in the Ottawa River- The location of Ottawa's once fabled Fountain of Youth.- The Ottawa birthplace of a famous Old West gunfighter. And yes, he found that maple tree. Sit down and enjoy more rollicking road-trip adventures and quests with artist and history "detective" Andrew King.

This book offers practical inspiration for enhancing your sex life, providing insights and techniques to reignite passion and intimacy. It encourages readers to explore new ideas and approaches, fostering a deeper connection with their partners. Through engaging content, it aims to motivate individuals to take actionable steps toward a more fulfilling sexual experience.

The Kama Sutra is an ancient guide designed to enhance intimacy between lovers, promoting a deeper and more fulfilling sexual experience. It offers insights into the art of love, emphasizing the importance of connection and understanding in romantic relationships. This timeless text continues to resonate with readers seeking to explore and enrich their intimate lives.

Little exists in picture books that introduces STEM engineering at this age that also encourage perseverance and resilience when experiments go wrong. It fosters self belief and the spirit of not giving up on your dreams. Lots of extra fun details are available to the reader at www.engibears.com

Set in the rural Midwest during the mid-twentieth century, the story follows Jack Blair and his friend Billy Coffin as they explore a mysterious walled garden behind Billy's grandfather's house. Initially captivated by the garden's allure, their lives change when they are invited inside, revealing a space that offers them a profound sense of peace and happiness. The narrative delves into themes of friendship, discovery, and the transformative power of nature.

This collection features diverse perspectives on the New Woman movement, showcasing a novel by a staunch critic alongside two works that embody the archetypal themes of New Woman fiction. The contrasting viewpoints offer insight into the evolving roles of women during the period, highlighting both opposition and advocacy for female independence and identity.