Lisa M. Bradley écrit sur les frontières et ceux qui les défient, explorant des thèmes de liberté et d'identité dans un monde en constante évolution. Son œuvre, qui va du haïku aux romans, entraîne les lecteurs dans de profondes réflexions sur ce que signifie être humain. La voix distinctive de Bradley capture l'essence de la défiance et les complexités de l'appartenance.
Abby Wize finds solace in riding horses, but an accident reveals her lack of proper training. This incident leads her to a new world filled with unique individuals and animals, offering her a sense of belonging she never experienced before. As she navigates this transformative journey, Abby gradually replaces her insecurity and discontent with newfound confidence and faith, ultimately reshaping her understanding of home and herself.
"Twenty years ago, a toxic spill in the small, southwest Texas town of Exile poisoned residents with permanent rage. The feds' response? Quarantine. Only residents who pass the feds' 4-S test can escape Exile's heavily fortified borders. Heidi Palermo, unwilling medic to her family of bloodthirsty street warriors, has taken the test repeatedly, trying to prove she's smart, strong, sterile, and sane. Three out of four ain't bad, but the feds don't grade on a curve. When her abusive brother dies in battle, Heidi turns her clinical eye to his killer. An Outsider who arrived post-spill, Tank seems open to Heidi's advances. Is Tank her ticket out of Exile? Before she can find out, the two are besieged by her vengeful family. Heidi must keep their blood feud from triggering a war with the feds if she wants to escape Exile. But Tank's about as trusting as Heidi is monogamous--which is to say, not at all. So Heidi's picked the wrong mark, her family is gunning for her, and the feds are itching to nuke Exile once and for all. Heidi's got her fourth S now: Screwed."--Amazon
YOU HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN. THEY HAVEN'T FORGIVEN.
A gripping campus-set psychological thriller with a jaw-dropping ending. Perfect for fans of Erin Kelly, C. J. Tudor and Shari Lapena.
God's World is a beautifully illustrated book of short poems written specifically for kids to show them how God loved us so much that He created this amazing world for us to live in.
The beautifully illustrated storybook for kids conveys the message of God's love through poetry, highlighting the wonders of creation. It invites young readers to appreciate the beauty of the world, from the stars and rainbows to waterfalls and sandy beaches, emphasizing that these gifts are expressions of divine love. The narrative encourages gratitude for the often-overlooked marvels of nature, fostering a deeper connection to the world around them.
The collection offers a series of inspirational poems aimed at providing hope during life's challenging moments. It emphasizes trust in the Lord as a source of strength and encouragement, reminding readers that with faith, all things are possible. The poems advocate for uplifting one another and reinforce the message of resilience and belief in divine support. Through heartfelt verses, the book serves as a reminder to speak positivity and maintain faith in difficult times.
Featuring engaging illustrations, this activity book invites children to explore the wonders of the world created by God. Through a variety of fun games and activities, kids will learn to appreciate the beauty of nature, from the stars and rainbows to waterfalls and sandy beaches. It encourages a sense of gratitude for the gifts of the earth while providing an entertaining and educational experience.