Selina Penaluna is a merrymaid - or so she believes...Taken as a baby to the seashore, she slips from her mother's grasp and plunges deep into a rockpool. When her mother finally gets a hold of the slippery creature, she finds a mermaid child looking back at her - her baby taken and replaced by a mermaid changeling...Ellen and Jack are twins, evacuated from the East End of London to Cornwall during the Second World War. The family that takes them in are middle-class and a little stuffy but Ellen relishes the opportunity to better herself. But Jack is different. He finds their attentions stifling and seeks freedom in the arms of Selina, the mysterious local girl he sees at the shore. Selina, Ellen and Jack's lives are intertwined in a series of events that lead to tragedy. Could Selina have finally reverted to her merrymaid roots?

Selina Penaluna

Children's Books

Page, Jan

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

Doubleday, UK

<p>This is a beginner reader tale about a witch who advertises for a new cat—and employs a dog instead. He can't scratch, but he can dig big holes. He can't hiss and spit, but he can growl, dribble, and cover everything in muddy paw prints. Will the witch let the dog help her at the Grand Spell contest?</p>

Dog on a Broomstick (Corgi Pups)

Literature & Fiction

Transworld Publishers

Lucy is always losing things. She loses her glasses, library books, and swimming towels . . . And every time she does, Mum loses her temper. Lucy knows that things can't just vanish into thin air. Then she discovers a strange little monster under her bed. He has taken all her things and won't give them back. But he might just swap them for . . . CHOCOLATE! These Colour First Readers are perfect for new readers and include notes be reading specialist Prue Goodwin, honorary fellow of the University of Reading.

The Chocolate Monster

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Corgi

Dognapped!

Corgi Pups

Childrens

Dog On A Broomstick

<p><div>Lucy is always losing things. She loses her glasses, library books, and swimming towels . . . And every time she does, Mum loses her temper. Lucy knows that things can't just vanish into thin air. Then she discovers a strange little monster under her bed. He has taken all her things and won't give them back. But he might just swap them for . . . CHOCOLATE! These Colour First Readers are perfect for new readers and include notes be reading specialist Prue Goodwin, honorary fellow of the University of Reading.</div></p>

Dog on a Broomstick (Colour First Reader)

Animals

Dog on a Broomstick

Godsense: Plain Talk about God

Sooner or later, everyone thinks about God. How do I know God is real? Is God really perfect? Does God love all of us no matter what? GodSense invites spiritual seekers to challenge, rethink, or defend their position in faith. Jan Page shares her feelings about God and provides compelling and timeless theories that will encourage others to consider a shared life with God that is real and unique. Page discusses the realities of God versus our expectations and covers such topics as how fear gets in the way of an honest relationship with God, how spirit links us to God and why God does not give specific advice, compensate us, or dictate our purpose in life. Religious tradition can be enhanced when those looking for answers rely on their own common sense to perceive the truth about God for themselves. As the debates continue long into our future, the passionate ideas included in GodSense will help spiritual seekers create a peaceful life around the awareness that God is with us in a complex and uncertain world.

Religion & Spirituality

Worship & Devotion

iUniverse

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