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From an award-winning author comes a wise and tender coming-of-age story about a nine-year-old girl who runs away from her Mississippi home in 1963, befriends a lonely woman suffering loss and abuse, and embarks on a life-changing road trip. Whistling past the graveyard. That’s what Daddy...

Recoded is a practical AI roadmap for business leaders who need results today. Drawing on her experience scaling a multi-million dollar service business and rescuing it from operational chaos, Susan Frew shows how to embed usable AI into every system, process and workflow. Each chapter provides customizable templates, meaningful metrics and real examples from companies that have used this framework to improve efficiency, free up staff and grow.

An elderly French artist is found dead in his rooms in London clutching a miniature portrait of a little girl. Intrigued, Constable Sam Plank delves into the world of art dealing and finds himself navigating the fragile post-war relationship between England and France. What is the link between this and the recent attacks on customs officers in London Docks? And will a beautiful mademoiselle put paid to Martha Plank’s matchmaking?

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Whispers of Grace: Expanded Version invites listeners on a heartfelt journey of faith, resilience, and renewal. Through deeply personal reflections and spiritual insights, Susan Lorraine Kadera shares how grace has carried her through life’s challenges and triumphs.

Welcome to my Podcast. Have you ever wondered what Christians mean by "my quiet time"? Have you ever asked a Christian what they do during their "quiet time"? Well come join me Susan Downie on my journey over the next year as we explore "My quiet time" together with friends and family gaining insight into the What When Where How and Why we have these "Quiet times"

Set in the joyful world of the Happy Forest, Freddy the Rabbit enjoys a life filled with laughter, friendship, and adventure—until a surprising opportunity offers him wealth and status. But as Freddy soon discovers, chasing riches comes at a cost. Through relatable challenges and heartfelt moments, this children’s audiobook about empathy, character development, and life lessons guides young listeners to understand what truly matters.

Join LibriVox volunteers as they present 15 captivating readings of On the Shore, a beautiful poem by Susan Coolidge, the beloved author of What Katy Did. This edition was featured as the weekly poem for the week of March 1, 2015. - Summary by Rachel

The GGJ Podcast brings the spirit of Global Game Jam to your headphones, with people from around the world sharing how they found their way into game development. Each week, Susan Gold talks with developers, studio founders, and festival organizers about the twists, risks, and side doors that shaped their paths and communities. You will hear honest stories about creativity, collaboration, failure, and the messy, beautiful reality of making games.

Dive into the captivating continuation of the What Katy Did series with this third installment, where Katys adventures unfold in delightful and unexpected ways. Join her as she navigates new challenges and triumphs that will warm your heart and inspire your spirit. (Summary by Elli)

In Lifted Masks, Susan Glaspell delves into the intricate tapestry of American life through a captivating collection of short stories. With keen insight and vivid storytelling, she unveils the complexities of its people and the unique character that defines the nation. (Summary by wildemoose)

Join Fleda Ringan, an 11-year-old orphan, as she navigates the challenges of life in the picturesque town of Queechy, Vermont. After a devastating loss, Fleda is sent to live with her wealthy aunt, Mrs. Rossiter, in Paris, where she is accompanied by the charming Mr. Carleton and his affluent mother. While Fleda captures the hearts of many young men, her own heart belongs solely to Mr. Carleton. However, when her aunts fortunes vanish, the duo returns to America, where Fleda learns to farm and cook to support her family. Throughout her journey, Mr. Carleton remains by her side, yet he never ...

What should a seven-year-old do when faced with the heart-wrenching separation from a mother who meant everything to her? How does she cope when she discovers that the aunt she is sent to live with is indifferent to her needs? Can she forge genuine friendships beyond her family, and will her faith in God provide solace during these tumultuous times? In the delightful novel The Wide, Wide World, join Ellen Montgomery on her emotional journey as she navigates these profound challenges and uncovers the strength within herself. Summary by Stav Nisser.

Join Candace on her first solo journey, a long trip that opens her eyes to a world filled with breathtaking ocean views and stylish strangers. As she navigates the grand museum-like home of her relatives and meets her unfamiliar cousins, she faces the challenge of adapting to new experiences. Will she conquer her homesickness and find her place in society, or will her country roots hold her back from fully embracing this new life? While etiquette and fashion can be learned, the true essence of kindness, common sense, and a loving heart is something she carries within. (Summary by Lynne ...

The Pool Ministries is dedicated to setting God's people free by teaching practical and effective inner healing and deliverance strategies and tools. We are also deeply invested in helping you dig deep and build that strong foundation Jesus mentions in Luke 6:47-49. It is our prayer and our work that you become grounded in the practical truths of Christianity. Truth is our path to freedom.Thus, much of the teachings you will find, as you explore this ministry, will be foundational and essential to your growth and maturity. Dig in. Be intentional as you listen and learn. Once you discover how ...

In the fourth installment of the beloved What Katy Did series, we delve into the life of Clover, Katys devoted sister. Journey with her to the stunning mountains of Colorado, where she takes on the heartfelt task of nursing their younger brother back to health. Along the way, Clover forms new friendships and rekindles her bond with her city-cousin turned rancher, Clarence Page, as well as his charming English friend, Geoff Templestowe. But as she navigates these new connections, will anything ever compare to the enduring love of her family? (HannahMary)

In the High Valley is the final installment of Susan Coolidges beloved What Katy Did series. The tale unfolds with Lionel Young and his sister Imogen embarking on an adventure to the enchanting yet remote High Valley in America, leaving behind their familiar hometown of Devonshire, England. Lionel is eager to invest in Geoffrey Templestowes cattle business, while Imogen grapples with her biases against American life, struggling to adapt to her new surroundings. Meanwhile, Clover Templestowe, now joyfully married in the High Valley, finds it challenging to connect with Imogen at first. As the ...

The Glory Of The Conquered The Story Of A Great Love is Susan Glaspells debut novel that intricately weaves the tale of Karl, a man blinded by a tragic lab accident, and his devoted wife, Ernestine, who cares for him with unwavering love and resilience. This poignant story explores themes of sacrifice, strength, and the profound bond between two souls facing adversity together. - Summary by Stav Nisser.

Beneath the surface of this captivating short play lies a rich tapestry woven from the threads of a murder investigation set in rural America. Yet, Trifles transcends its plot, delving into the intricate dynamics between men and women, husbands and wives. It highlights the often-ignored details—the trifles—that reveal profound truths about human relationships and lives. (Summary by Arielle Lipshaw) Cast George Henderson (County Attorney) mb, Henry Peters (Sheriff) Guero, Lewis Hale (a neighboring farmer) Anthony, Mrs. Peters Arielle Lipshaw, Mrs. Hale Elizabeth Klett, Narrator David ...

In Verge, Susan Glaspell masterfully explores the constraints imposed on women by Victorian society, capturing their feelings of entrapment in roles that stifle their true selves. Although initially dismissed by critics for its unconventional speech and expressionistic style, the play has been revitalized by feminist theorists who recognize its significance in the evolution of theatre. Set against the backdrop of the early 1920s, a time when womens voices were beginning to rise against domestic expectations, Verge offers a poignant reflection on the struggles faced by women yearning for ...