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Bei einer königlichen Musikprobe verliert die Katze Ariane plötzlich die Kontrolle. Sie schlägt nach ihrer Freundin, der Maus Gazette! Was ist nur in sie gefahren? Wollte sie ihre Freundin tatsächlich verletzen?

This audiobook features a foreword narrated by Maggie Dent. For more than three decades, educator and bestselling author Michelle Mitchell has walked alongside young people navigating the complex world of adolescence. In that time, one thing has become clear: strong, secure friendships require a...

When Alice Evans finds a bona fide movie star on the floor of her living room, she has no idea what to do. Ordinary men are frightening enough, never mind someone as famous and frankly gorgeous as Holden Stark. However, once she realizes that Holden is suffering behind that famous facade, she...

Evie has lived her entire life under her abusive father’s thumb. He controls everything. Where she goes to college, who she sees, what she does. But when she meets Van - a punk who shows her how different life could be - she realizes how much she’s been missing. Van offers her excitement...

From the New York Times best-selling creators of Library Lion comes a warm (and delightfully fuzzy) storybook about learning to beand be loved forexactly who you are. On a street of old houses, a big hairy spider is searching for a home with dark corners to hide in. But when he wakes up, he...

Told with poetic prose and an imaginative voice, this beautifully composed [and] original (Joyce Carol Oates, New York Times bestselling author) debut novel explores family, trauma, and belonging through one womans journey to reconnect with her roots. Abby Rodier was a drop-box baby, a Korean...

In the quiet, snow-covered town of Stanton, Christmas lights flicker under an eerie shadow, as a strange melody drifts through the cold night air. Amelia Fletcher first hears it in the town’s convenience store, a haunting, mournful carol on the radio, one chilling her to the core. Soon, she learns she is not alone; the unsettling tune has captivated everyone in Stanton, its dark melody awakening something sinister and long buried. Drawn together by the carol’s spell, Amelia and her friends, Jace and Cassie, embark on a journey to uncover Stanton’s darkest secrets.

A young governess journeys to a lonely English manor house to care for two recently orphaned children. But she is not their first governess. Her predecessor, Miss Jessel, drowned herself when she became pregnant by the sadistic valet, Peter Quint, who was himself found dead soon after under...

This book isn’t just a collection of theories; it’s a practical guide drawn from four decades of experiences, insights, and hard-won lessons that can elevate your journey toward personal growth and development. You’re likely here because you're committed to becoming a better version of yourself. Perhaps you've felt stuck in repetitive life patterns or unsure about the choices ahead. That’s perfectly okay! The good news is this book offers the guidance you need to break free and move forward. The lessons I’ve gathered over the years are meant to resonate with anyone seeking real change.

Words carry power. The things we speak over ourselves can either strengthen our faith or deepen fear, insecurity, and discouragement. In Speaking Life, Michelle Coder shares a heartfelt and biblically grounded journey of learning how to replace negative thoughts with God’s truth and begin speaking life in every season. Through personal testimony, Scripture, practical encouragement, and Christian affirmations and declarations, Michelle reveals how God can heal emotional wounds, renew the mind, and restore hope even after life’s hardest moments.

For too long, Black women have been left out of the menopause conversation. Dismissed as too young. Told their symptoms were stress. Handed a pamphlet when they deserved real answers. What No One Told Us: The Black Woman's Guide to Menopause was written to close that gap. Dr. Michelle Cooke — board-certified family medicine physician, certified menopause practitioner, and founder of Sol Direct Primary Care in Atlanta — brings together clinical expertise and a deep understanding of the unique challenges Black women face during midlife.

A WNBA star meets a Broadway performer. One is fighting to be seen. The other is tired of being watched. Neither of them expected the other.

He’ll give her a baby but not his heart… A failed marriage spurs Trent Armstrong to start fresh at Rowdy Ranch, the boisterous family compound his brother Dallas calls home. Riding, mucking out stalls and bartending at the town’s watering hole leave him no time for socializing, which is how he wants it. But offering a ride home to slightly tipsy Brit Powers takes an unexpected turn when she decides he’s the commitment-phobic baby-daddy she didn’t know she needed. All Brit’s friends are getting married and having babies.

Inner Child Healing Meditations for Anxious Attachment is a gentle guided meditation audiobook for anyone struggling with relationship anxiety, anxious attachment, abandonment wounds, overthinking, texting anxiety, fear of rejection, emotional dependency, and the urge to chase reassurance.

The Black Line is a book for every high performer, creator, leader, and entrepreneur who’s ever wondered: “How do I keep going when no one’s clapping?” Built around the metaphor of the black line at the bottom of a pool—steady, quiet, always there—this book offers a powerful shift away from chasing dopamine hits and toward a life anchored in discipline, direction, and daily execution.

Liana Branson has built a good life. A small house in Swissvale. A business she's proud of. A church she loves. Sundays singing, Wednesdays teaching, and the quiet kind of faith that doesn't demand more than God has given. She's not waiting for anything. She made peace with that a long time ago. She's also been playing the same album so many times the case is cracked. She doesn't know why she loves Smooth's music the way she does. She just knows it sounds like someone remembering something beautiful. And she's never heard anything quite like it. She's about to find out why.

Charlotte Hartlace's best friend since kindergarten, Lyric Jackson-Kenney, doesn't want to do any of the things the girls used to do together. In fact, she doesn't seem to be speaking to Charlotte at all (or has Charlotte stopped speaking to her? Who can keep track?). Meanwhile, Charlotte's beloved older sibling, Eli, came home after college graduation for just ten days before moving out, into their own apartment, starting their grownup life. And Charlotte's parents are too busy with work this summer to notice how unhappy their 11½-year-old daughter is.

This comforting collection of prayers, blessings, Franciscan wisdom, and heartwarming photos is the perfect gift for anyone who is grieving the loss of a beloved dog. Every page is filled with reassurance that we will see our animal friends in heaven. Throughout his many years as a Franciscan friar, Jack Wintz came to know—the Bible gives us many clues—that we will be with our pets in heaven for eternity!

The Wrong Order of Things is a rare look inside the heart-wrenching but heart-warming world of children's palliative care, in both NHS hospitals and children's hospices, by renowned consultant Dr Michelle Hills.

Deep inside the heart of every woman is a diva just waiting to be released. It lies underneath all of the other things she has supposedly “learned” about herself—truth, fiction, deception, or just the superimposed bad feelings of others who’ve tried to smother the diva within. Although the word diva now evokes the image of a vain or undisciplined person, author Michelle McKinney Hammond takes diva back to its original meaning.