Simon Mitchell Livres

Set against the backdrop of the Great Depression, a young boy named Tom Parker aspires to become an aviator while navigating the challenges of inner-city life in Fitzroy. As his family faces financial struggles after his father's job loss, Tom takes on the responsibility of earning money to keep their home. He must confront rival gangs, forge alliances with unlikely friends, including a tough girl, and fight for his loved ones, showcasing themes of friendship, resilience, and determination.

Set in a dystopian future, the narrative explores the erosion of democracy in the UK and the US, where elections serve merely as a facade for a corporate-driven agenda. The story highlights the struggle against a government that prioritizes profit over the planet's health, illustrating the dire consequences of unchecked corporate power. Themes of environmental degradation and the fight for genuine democratic representation resonate throughout, painting a bleak picture of a world where the few dictate the fate of many.

Featuring twenty-four straightforward and creative loom knitting projects, this guide emphasizes the speed and simplicity of loom knitting. With just two basic weaves, readers can quickly create fun clothing and objects, making it accessible for beginners and enthusiasts alike. The projects are designed to inspire creativity while ensuring ease of execution for all skill levels.

Set against the backdrop of ancient Cornwall, this historical fiction explores the mystical 'Michael and Mary' energy lines. The narrative delves into the rich history and folklore of the region, intertwining the lives of its characters with the spiritual significance of these ley lines. As the story unfolds, readers are invited to uncover the secrets and connections that bind the past to the present, revealing the profound impact of these ancient energies on the landscape and its inhabitants.

This illustrated story continues the adventures of Arthur, targeting readers aged nine to thirteen. With an engaging narrative spanning 8,500 words, it offers a captivating blend of adventure and exploration, appealing to a slightly older audience. The book builds on the themes and characters introduced in "Lost in the Woods," promising new challenges and experiences for young readers to enjoy.

The book offers a transformative approach to health through food, emphasizing the use of healing herbs and time-tested remedies that can be easily incorporated into daily meals. It provides quick kitchen solutions for common ailments, along with ancient knowledge of foraging for nutritious ingredients. Readers will discover the secrets of self-medication using accessible food sources, equipping them with the skills to enhance their well-being and impress family and friends with their newfound culinary magic.

Set in the Valley of the River Fowey, a ghost trapped for two millennia reaches out to Andrew, a local teacher and healer. The ghost reveals a quest to restore the ancient Dragon Energy Line, which is crucial for connecting the earth's living energy matrix. As Andrew delves into this mission, he uncovers the intertwining of past and present, exploring themes of healing and the power of ancient energies.

The book explores how rapid changes in the economy, society, and environment necessitate a strong emphasis on creativity as a vital human resource for adaptation. It highlights the importance of innovative thinking in navigating these challenges, suggesting that fostering creativity is essential for resilience and progress in an ever-evolving landscape.

In this green adventure, Arthur embarks on a transformative vision quest after getting lost in a wood. Guided by woodland animals, he witnesses the disconnect between humanity and nature, which ignites a determination within him to bridge that gap. The journey not only reveals the beauty of the natural world but also inspires a commitment to environmental stewardship.