Felicia Campbell Livres

The story follows Lee, a devoted writer burdened by numerous unpublished works, who finally gets the chance to publish a novel. His joy is short-lived as the excitement of this achievement contrasts sharply with the unraveling of other aspects of his life, highlighting the fragility of success and the complexities of personal fulfillment. As he navigates this pivotal moment, the narrative explores themes of ambition, disappointment, and the cost of creative aspirations.

Ronnie Johnson, the youngest in a blended family of adopted and biological siblings, grapples with her role as the baby of the household. This position fosters a deep dependency on those around her, shaping her relationships and personal growth as she navigates the complexities of family dynamics.

The beautifully illustrated children's book encourages young girls to recognize and embrace the inner beauty that God has bestowed upon them. It aims to cultivate self-esteem, self-confidence, and self-love, guiding them to see themselves through a divine perspective.

The Food of Oman presents the delicious diversity of the tiny Arabian Sultanate through 100 recipes, lush photography, and stories behind the food.