Through a series of letters written home, Catherine McClintock describes in wonderful detail the sights, sounds, flavours and tropical beauty of Brazil as she experienced it along with her husband and daughter as expats from Ireland. Brazil through Irish Eyes is a travelogue and a memoir of daily life, and will make a great companion read to anyone planning to explore the natural wonders of Brazil, whether in person or through the descriptions and many photos in the book. Told from the perspective of someone seeing everything with new eyes while living in country, the book captures the essence of exploration coupled with a love for nature in its ruggedness and glory, some of which is uniquely Brazilian.

Brazil through Irish Eyes

Travel

McClintock, Catherine

Travel Writing

IndieGo Publishing LLC

Captain Petroc Gray, commander of the ship-rigged sloop of war, HMS Kestrel, is drawn into diplomacy, intrigue, and espionage when he rescues the Freiherr von Dieffenbach and his family off the island of Rügen in the Baltic. The Freiherr is an important and valuable connection in the struggle to beat the Napoleonic Continental blockade of British trade, and his daughter, Silke, is a delightful young woman with a quick wit, brilliant intelligence, and a keen eye for observing the events unfolding around them. The ever-changing political alliances of the Northern European and Scandinavian states-war, sea battles, storms, death, and Napoleon's "hundred days" leading to the defeat at Waterloo-all conspire to frustrate Petroc's intention to seek Silke's hand in marriage, right to the last. But Petroc isn't one to be easily defeated, whether he is navigating the open seas or matters of the heart, and Silke stands bright and strong in his life like a beacon in a safe harbour.

A Baltic Affair

Literature & Fiction

Cox, Patrick G

Genre Fiction

Harry Heron: Midshipman's Journey

When young Ned Farrier is committed to the Shadwell Workhouse, he is thrust into a regime of harsh punishment and corruption orchestrated by the local Beadle, who has spent years enriching himself at the expense of widows and orphans, making several enemies in the process. Beadle Hewlett has earmarked Ned and his friends George and Ben as prime recruits for his unsavoury trade, but a daring plan triggers a chain of events that ultimately leads to their finding a new life on the sailing barges that ply the Thames Estuary. Meanwhile, Mick Howell, Ex-Master’s Mate of the British Royal Navy, is determined to avenge his brother’s suffering at the hands of the Beadle’s partners in crime. Mick and his friends join forces with the Reverend Mr Short, Rector of St Anne’s Limehouse, to bring the Beadle and his cohorts to justice and to help his victims build new lives.   The East End of London in the early 1830s provides the background to this thrilling tale of hardship, criminal activity, determination and courage.

Limehouse Boys

British & Irish

A Wonderful Day

A Wonderful Day by Wes Husted, filled with bright colorful illustrations on every page, will capture your child’s imagination while teaching the Christian values of empathy, kindness, and sharing. Emma and her brother Noah take off into the woods for a day of fun and adventure, but they get lost! Soon they meet a talking beaver named Chip who tells them all about God and Jesus and heaven. Chip’s little son Beamer joins them, and Chip helps them understand how to reach out to other children who are lonely, sad, and afraid. When the sun begins to set, Chip points the way out of the forest, and Noah and Emma see their neighbor Farmer Brown plowing his field. He gives them a ride home in his hay wagon just in time for supper, the perfect end to a wonderful day.

Children's Books

Husted, Wes

A Wonderful Day by Wes Husted, filled with bright colorful illustrations on every page, will capture your child's imagination while teaching the Christian values of empathy, kindness, and sharing. Emma and her brother Noah take off into the woods for a day of fun and adventure, but they get lost! Soon they meet a talking beaver named Chip who tells them all about God and Jesus and heaven. Chip's little son Beamer joins them, and Chip helps them understand how to reach out to other children who are lonely, sad, and afraid. When the sun begins to set, Chip points the way out of the forest, and Noah and Emma see their neighbor Farmer Brown plowing his field. He gives them a ride home in his hay wagon just in time for supper, the perfect end to a wonderful day.

Wes Husted

Zach, Bobby, Seth, Harry and Emily were playing inside on a rainy day, but they ended up in an adventure in Noah's Ark!This book retells the story of Noah's Ark and the flood from the book of Genesis in the Bible. It places children in the very center of the story and brings out valuable lessons and truths about this most important event.

The Noah's Ark Adventure

Wilkie, E M

For centuries, Master Wizard Trebb and the wizards of light have saved humans from utter annihilation, but time is running out in their struggle against darkness. The ancient scrolls prophesy that a champion will arise to defeat Verdex and his legions of dark wizards. In Portals: Child of the Scroll, Book One in the Portals Series, Master Trebb discovers that this champion is an eighteen-year-old girl named Lissa. He rallies the wizards of light to support her, and they must travel through time to historic sites in the Bronx to release Lissa from Verdex's grasp and hold back the tide of chaos he has unleashed.

Portals: Child of the Scroll (The Portals Series)

Goldwasser, David

The Unfallen Series continues in Sephora’s Revenge. Following the upheaval in The Queendom of Evlantis, Sephora adopts a calculated application of evil to secure her position as High Queen. Ava, who has revealed the truth about her origin and abilities to a select few, works closely with Rachel and her allies to stay the course in championing the rights of men and freeing them from slavery. Servus discovers that if he wants to be with the woman he loves, there are greater obstacles to overcome than the lack of equal rights.

Sephora's Revenge (The Unfallen Series)

Romance

Mark, Juliet Y.

Historical

In book two of the historical fantasy Portals Series, the child of the scroll has defeated the supreme dark wizard Verdex, a battle that has left her in a coma for six months. As she awakens, Lissa's ears ring with the voices of the portals. She has one last chance to bring balance to light and dark, or she will be overtaken by death. As Lissa and the wizards of light confront dark forces in Central Park and the dangerous Five Points region at key events in Manhattan's history, a great threat is reawakening--the banished.

Darker Days (The Portals Series)

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Brazil through Irish Eyes

A Baltic Affair

Harry Heron: Midshipman's Journey

Limehouse Boys

A Wonderful Day

A Wonderful Day

The Noah's Ark Adventure

Portals: Child of the Scroll (The Portals Series)

Sephora's Revenge (The Unfallen Series)

Darker Days (The Portals Series)