Dee Williams Ordre des livres

Exploring the profound love of God, this book serves as a heartfelt reminder of one's inherent worth and purpose. Through personal reflections and the author's journey in ministry, it encourages readers to embrace their identity as cherished creations of God. The text emphasizes the transformative power of divine love, urging individuals to confront and dispel negative thoughts about their self-worth. With a rich background in worship and ministry, the author, Dee Williams, shares her experiences to inspire a deeper understanding of God's acceptance and love for all.

Part how-to, part personal memoir, The Big Tiny is an utterly seductive meditation on the benefits of slowing down, scaling back, and appreciating the truly important things in life. More than ten years ago, a near-death experience abruptly reminded sustainability advocate and pioneer Dee Williams that life is short. So, she sold her sprawling home and built an eighty-four-square-foot house—on her own, from the ground up. Today, Williams can list everything she owns on one sheet of paper, her monthly housekeeping bills amount to about eight dollars, and it takes her about ten minutes to clean the entire house. Adapting a new lifestyle left her with the ultimate luxury—more time to spend with friends and family—and gave her the freedom to head out for adventure at a moment’s notice, or watch the clouds and sunset while drinking a beer on her (yes, tiny) front porch.

"A personal memoir about downsizing and the author's experience building her own home and living the minimalist lifestyle"--

Life's journey is filled with trials and challenges that shape our character and resilience. This book explores the transformative power of facing adversity, offering insights and strategies for personal growth. It emphasizes the importance of perseverance and the lessons learned through hardship, encouraging readers to embrace their struggles as opportunities for development. Through relatable anecdotes and practical advice, it inspires individuals to navigate life's obstacles with strength and optimism.

Dazzling dreams and broken hearts in 1920s London: another moving London saga from The Sunday Times bestselling author Dee Williams.

Another moving Cockney saga from The Sunday Times bestselling author Dee Williams.

A powerful Cockney saga from the Sunday Times bestselling author. 'A cosy chair and a Dee Williams book is a little bit of heaven' Lesley Pearse

A heartrending tale of sisters torn apart, set in the colourful world of the Jazz Age ...

It's 1919 when Ruby's father returns shell-shocked from the frontlines. Ruby is forced to leave school and work in a local laundry. Her mind is set on her childhood sweetheart and the possibility of romance.

It's late 1935 and Sue Carver is living happily with her parents in Rotherhithe, working in the office of a local car dealer. She constantly has to resist the advances of her boss, the wealthy Fred Hunt, and her best friend Jane warns her to be careful. Fred's not the only one to have taken a liking to Sue: Jane's brother Ron also shows his admiration for her. But Sue's main love is dancing. She and Jane are always to be found at the local dance hall and when one memorable night the band brings in a new singer, Cy Taylor, Sue can't help falling for him. Cy fails to tell her he is married, taking advantage of her naivety, and they spend a wild night together. But reality hits hard after the dance. Cy moves on and Sue is devastated to find out she is pregnant. Her parents are horrified when they find out, and just when she thinks things couldn't be worse, tragedy strikes.