Leslie L. Bell Livres

Can Spirit help burnt-out empath Joan and hot-shot hotelier Phil solve a mystery and find love at the same time? Joan Lawson loves the Muskoka pines of her childhood, but can't see the forest for the trees. With a 'shocking' talent for spotting soulmates and an idea for a business planning romantic get-aways, she has moved north looking for emotional balance. But Phil Burgess, the new manager at the Silver Birch resort, brings change that upends her equilibrium. He's tearing down the old dance hall, but that means he must tear down Joan's defenses as well. Will they build something new and meaningful together, or will Joan cut bait and run?

Brolly is an old-fashioned, elderly umbrella. Is there still a place for him or will he languish in a closet for the rest of his days?Author and illustrator Leslie L. Bell brings us a tale to inspire thought about what ‘reuse’ could mean to our youth and fashion-obsessed culture. Does ‘old’ still have purpose?

How do some people seem to sail through loss, while others spend years "drowning", or only rise to a level of unending flatness? Where do you stand on your road through the journey that is grief? Are you lost in the abyss of despair? Raging with anger? Struggling with guilt? Or functioning numbly? Every path forward into a better future is different and should be honored, yet there are ways of smoothing the road and accelerating the process. Join NLP Coach Leslie L Bell to learn how a practice of daily ceremony can combine with skills for mental fitness to allow for a dawning of light at the end of the dark night of grief.

Caw and Squawk are up to mischief at the Filberg Park in beautiful Comox, British Columbia. Jealous of their neighbours, the noble eagles, the mischievous ravens have a plan to reshape their community while the park is closed for renovations. What will the humans find upon their return? Located along the Vancouver Island shoreline, the Filberg Park is seaside treasure which hosts one of the largest juried arts and crafts shows in Western Canada, along with numerous community events throughout the year, a park of exotic and rare trees, flower beds, a petting farm in the summer, a seaside gourmet kitchen and a gift shop. A percentage of the profits from this book will be donated to the Filberg Heritage Lodge and Park Association.