Lucy Rose Livres

The perfect companion to help you understand the benefits of flexible working in education and how to make it work in school.

The book advocates for a nonhierarchical and communal approach to the relationship between pastor and congregation, challenging conventional views of preaching. It emphasizes the importance of insights from marginalized voices and encourages preachers to adopt a conversational style that fosters connectedness and mutual respect between themselves and worshipers. Through this approach, it seeks to redefine the dynamics of preaching and enhance the overall worship experience.

Embarking on a psychedelic journey, this book intertwines art and poetry to explore themes of spirituality and enlightenment. It invites readers to traverse the veils between life and eternity, offering inspiration and hope. The collection showcases the artist's healing process and creative expression through stunning artworks and evocative poems, making it a profound exploration of the magic inherent in the world.

Set against a haunting backdrop, the story follows Margot and her mother, who live in isolation by a forest, welcoming and consuming lost souls. As they navigate their peculiar existence, themes of queerness, first love, and the complexities of their mother-daughter bond emerge. The arrival of Eden, a captivating stranger, disrupts their routine and forces Margot to confront profound changes in her life. This gothic debut intertwines elements of folktale, horror, and love, presenting a chilling exploration of desire and familial ties.