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Amanda Riley

    Avoidant Personality Disorder and Debilitating Fear of Rejection
    Fashion Factory
    The Woman Who Watches Us
    Living a Spiritualized Life
    • Living a Spiritualized Life

      Transformational Bridges to Our Inner Universe

      • 228pages
      • 8 heures de lecture

      Metaphysical guidance in this book helps readers transcend negative habits and addictions, fostering profound inner changes. It emphasizes the journey from fear to love, offering transformational spiritual bridges that connect individuals to their inner universe. Through these insights, readers can achieve a more harmonious and spiritually enriched life.

      Living a Spiritualized Life
    • The Woman Who Watches Us

      • 308pages
      • 11 heures de lecture

      Rachel Bixby seeks a fresh start in Pine Haven, Kansas, hoping to escape her ex-husband. However, her plans unravel when a mysterious woman starts appearing everywhere they go. Initially fearing a connection to her ex, Rachel's concerns deepen when kidnappings escalate, including her daughter's. As she uncovers clues, it becomes clear that the woman's intentions are unrelated to her past, suggesting a deeper, more personal agenda that could endanger them all. Rachel must confront this new threat while protecting her daughter.

      The Woman Who Watches Us
    • Fashion Factory

      • 160pages
      • 6 heures de lecture

      The Fashion Factory is a new kind of making book for today's highly fashion-aware girls and young women. To create the clothes seen within the pages of this book, you don't need any special skills other than an interest in fashion and style, a willingness to have a go and cut up old clothes plus a love of rummaging around in thrift shops. As well as teaching you the basic set of sewing skills as you create garments such as The vintage scarf top and The dungaree dress, The Fashion Factory will aid you to develop an eye for trends, styles, silhouettes, colours and prints. With the projects arranged from easy to intermediate, you can start with the garments that you can tackle by yourself even if you've never used a sewing machine before. By encouraging the creative upcycling and repurposing of textiles, making your own cloth can avoid waste rather than add to landfill. Learning to make clothes also develops other skills, such as maths, problem solving, planning, hand-eye coordination and patience. The basic construction methods of garments have many elements in common, so this repetition aids accuracy and speed, whilst the personalised decorative elements really make each piece unique. The book includes 12 projects, varying in difficulty and style, but all with a focus on creating something individual that the designer/maker will be proud to wear.

      Fashion Factory