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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In a fast-moving world filled with pressure, uncertainty, and noise, prayer remains one of the most powerful tools available to humanity. It is not limited by age, gender, background, or status. Prayer is direct access-to peace, to clarity, and to God.This book is your guide-not just to pra…ying, but to living a prayerful life.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. I was born on a rainy Tuesday in 1962, in the backroom of a modest home tucked between Caledon Street and Tennant Street. The roof was made of corrugated iron that sang when the rain danced on it, and the walls sweated in winter. The midwife, Aunty Merle, had hands rough from years of scrubb…ing other people's floors, but she brought me into the world with a softness only a District Six midwife could offer.Our house was like most others in the area-small, tired, and alive. A two-bedroom, semi-detached Victorian relic that leaned a little to the left, just like Pa's walk after a long shift at the docks. It was the kind of house that groaned when the wind blew and sighed when the sun hit the floorboards. It was where five children, two parents, one grandmother, and a cat named Tommie somehow found enough space to live, laugh, and sometimes fight. Not about big things-just the usual: who stole the last piece of bread, who used all the hot water, who lost Pa's lighter.My earliest memories are stitched together like a patchwork quilt: Ma's hands kneading dough on the kitchen table, Pa humming old Nat King Cole tunes while fixing a broken radio, my brothers chasing each other through the alley behind the house, and the smell of onions frying in oil-always onions first.District Six had its own heartbeat. Mornings began with the hiss of kettles, the rattle of delivery carts, the echo of children crying and playing at the same time. The men rushed off to jobs that barely paid, and the women ran households that ran the world. You could hear the click-clack of aunty's slippers on the pavement as she fetched bread and milk from the corner shop. Everything had rhythm. Even sorrow. Even struggle.My Ma, Fatima, was born in the Bo-Kaap and carried with her a quiet strength wrapped in a floral doek. She had a sharp tongue, but a soft heart. Her laugh came from her belly and her temper from her eyes. She made dresses for rich white women in Gardens but came home to stitch holes in my school socks. She taught me that dignity didn't come from what you wore, but how you treated people. Her knuckles were always bruised from the needle, but she still managed to hold us all together like thread in a hem.Pa, Abraham, was a man of few words, except when he had a dop or two. Then he'd become a philosopher, a preacher, a storyteller. He worked on the docks by day and sat in silence most nights, his body broken by labour, his spirit held together by pride. He believed in respect, in silence as a form of resistance, and in keeping your shoes polished even if your heart was tired.Our street was a tapestry of life. The Levy family next door ran a small tailor shop from their front room. The Isaacs family, two houses down, had chickens that somehow never escaped the yard. Old Mr. Fataar, the blind accordion player, would sit on the stoep and play for hours, his music rolling over the cobbles like fog. We didn't always get along, but we belonged to each other. We were stitched into one another's stories. If your child got cheeky, the neighbour would klap them, and you'd thank them later.But the shadows were already creeping in.There were places I couldn't go. Beaches where "Whites Only" signs stood like guards at the gate of joy. Buses where people like us were pushed to the back or refused altogether. I remember once, as a boy of six, trying to follow my white schoolmate into a toy shop in Adderley Street. The shopkeeper stopped me at the door. "You can't come in here, boy," he said, not cruelly, but with the casual violence of normalised racism. I didn't understand then why I was different, only that I was. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In a fast-moving world filled with pressure, uncertainty, and noise, prayer remains one of the most powerful tools available to humanity. It is not limited by age, gender, background, or status. Prayer is direct access-to peace, to clarity, and to God.This book is your guide-not just to pray…ing, but to living a prayerful life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Buried Secrets: The Disappearance of AngelineA True Crime Investigation That Shattered a NationIn the quiet town of Denpasar, Bali, eight-year-old Angeline Mamoza disappeared without a trace. What began as a hopeful search quickly turned into a nightmare. Evidence soon revealed a horrifying…truth: Angeline had suffered severe abuse at the hands of her adoptive mother, Margriet Megawe. Her disappearance was no accident-it was a desperate attempt to hide unspeakable cruelty.This meticulously researched account exposes the dark realities behind Angeline's vanishing-the lies, the betrayals, and the shocking failures of a system meant to protect children. Follow the investigation, the trial, and the nationwide outcry that forced Indonesia to confront its child protection laws and cultural silence.Buried Secrets is more than a crime story-it is a searing examination of justice, responsibility, and the urgent need for change. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She had spent years staring through rain-streaked windows, wondering if love had forgotten her name.While others danced through seasons of romance, she carried silence like an old coat-heavy, worn, and impossible to remove. Nights were her enemy. Dreams were dangerous things. Yet somewhere d…eep within her heart remained a fragile ember of hope.She wished for a love long denied.And then, as though heaven itself had heard her whispered prayers, he appeared.Or so she thought.From their union came a child-a girl of grace. Her laughter filled empty rooms, and her eyes carried the innocence of spring after a harsh winter. To her mother, she was proof that miracles still existed.For a while, life softened.But evil wears many faces.It comes smiling.It promises safety.It waits.And when darkness finally stretched its hand toward their lives, everything changed.The child learned too early that monsters do not always live in stories.Years passed.The girl grew, but pieces of her remained trapped in that moment when innocence was stolen. To survive, she built walls around her heart. She learned to smile without joy, to laugh without feeling, to wear a mask so convincing that even those closest to her could not see the wounds beneath.Now a woman, she walks through life carrying scars invisible to the world.She raises her own children with fierce devotion, determined to break the cycle of pain. Yet every night, when silence returns, the mask grows heavy.Because healing is not forgetting.And some wounds never truly disappear.This is the story of a woman who survived.A daughter.A mother.A fighter.A woman behind the mask. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In a fast-moving world filled with pressure, uncertainty, and noise, prayer remains one of the most powerful tools available to humanity. It is not limited by age, gender, background, or status. Prayer is direct access-to peace, to clarity, and to God.This book is your guide-not just to pray…ing, but to living a prayerful life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. I was born on a rainy Tuesday in 1962, in the backroom of a modest home tucked between Caledon Street and Tennant Street. The roof was made of corrugated iron that sang when the rain danced on it, and the walls sweated in winter. The midwife, Aunty Merle, had hands rough from years of scrubb…ing other people's floors, but she brought me into the world with a softness only a District Six midwife could offer.Our house was like most others in the area-small, tired, and alive. A two-bedroom, semi-detached Victorian relic that leaned a little to the left, just like Pa's walk after a long shift at the docks. It was the kind of house that groaned when the wind blew and sighed when the sun hit the floorboards. It was where five children, two parents, one grandmother, and a cat named Tommie somehow found enough space to live, laugh, and sometimes fight. Not about big things-just the usual: who stole the last piece of bread, who used all the hot water, who lost Pa's lighter.My earliest memories are stitched together like a patchwork quilt: Ma's hands kneading dough on the kitchen table, Pa humming old Nat King Cole tunes while fixing a broken radio, my brothers chasing each other through the alley behind the house, and the smell of onions frying in oil-always onions first.District Six had its own heartbeat. Mornings began with the hiss of kettles, the rattle of delivery carts, the echo of children crying and playing at the same time. The men rushed off to jobs that barely paid, and the women ran households that ran the world. You could hear the click-clack of aunty's slippers on the pavement as she fetched bread and milk from the corner shop. Everything had rhythm. Even sorrow. Even struggle.My Ma, Fatima, was born in the Bo-Kaap and carried with her a quiet strength wrapped in a floral doek. She had a sharp tongue, but a soft heart. Her laugh came from her belly and her temper from her eyes. She made dresses for rich white women in Gardens but came home to stitch holes in my school socks. She taught me that dignity didn't come from what you wore, but how you treated people. Her knuckles were always bruised from the needle, but she still managed to hold us all together like thread in a hem.Pa, Abraham, was a man of few words, except when he had a dop or two. Then he'd become a philosopher, a preacher, a storyteller. He worked on the docks by day and sat in silence most nights, his body broken by labour, his spirit held together by pride. He believed in respect, in silence as a form of resistance, and in keeping your shoes polished even if your heart was tired.Our street was a tapestry of life. The Levy family next door ran a small tailor shop from their front room. The Isaacs family, two houses down, had chickens that somehow never escaped the yard. Old Mr. Fataar, the blind accordion player, would sit on the stoep and play for hours, his music rolling over the cobbles like fog. We didn't always get along, but we belonged to each other. We were stitched into one another's stories. If your child got cheeky, the neighbour would klap them, and you'd thank them later.But the shadows were already creeping in.There were places I couldn't go. Beaches where "Whites Only" signs stood like guards at the gate of joy. Buses where people like us were pushed to the back or refused altogether. I remember once, as a boy of six, trying to follow my white schoolmate into a toy shop in Adderley Street. The shopkeeper stopped me at the door. "You can't come in here, boy," he said, not cruelly, but with the casual violence of normalised racism. I didn't understand then why I was different, only that I was. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Buried Secrets: The Disappearance of AngelineA True Crime Investigation That Shattered a NationIn the quiet town of Denpasar, Bali, eight-year-old Angeline Mamoza disappeared without a trace. What began as a hopeful search quickly turned into a nightmare. Evidence soon revealed a horrifying…truth: Angeline had suffered severe abuse at the hands of her adoptive mother, Margriet Megawe. Her disappearance was no accident-it was a desperate attempt to hide unspeakable cruelty.This meticulously researched account exposes the dark realities behind Angeline's vanishing-the lies, the betrayals, and the shocking failures of a system meant to protect children. Follow the investigation, the trial, and the nationwide outcry that forced Indonesia to confront its child protection laws and cultural silence.Buried Secrets is more than a crime story-it is a searing examination of justice, responsibility, and the urgent need for change. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She had spent years staring through rain-streaked windows, wondering if love had forgotten her name.While others danced through seasons of romance, she carried silence like an old coat-heavy, worn, and impossible to remove. Nights were her enemy. Dreams were dangerous things. Yet somewhere d…eep within her heart remained a fragile ember of hope.She wished for a love long denied.And then, as though heaven itself had heard her whispered prayers, he appeared.Or so she thought.From their union came a child-a girl of grace. Her laughter filled empty rooms, and her eyes carried the innocence of spring after a harsh winter. To her mother, she was proof that miracles still existed.For a while, life softened.But evil wears many faces.It comes smiling.It promises safety.It waits.And when darkness finally stretched its hand toward their lives, everything changed.The child learned too early that monsters do not always live in stories.Years passed.The girl grew, but pieces of her remained trapped in that moment when innocence was stolen. To survive, she built walls around her heart. She learned to smile without joy, to laugh without feeling, to wear a mask so convincing that even those closest to her could not see the wounds beneath.Now a woman, she walks through life carrying scars invisible to the world.She raises her own children with fierce devotion, determined to break the cycle of pain. Yet every night, when silence returns, the mask grows heavy.Because healing is not forgetting.And some wounds never truly disappear.This is the story of a woman who survived.A daughter.A mother.A fighter.A woman behind the mask. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
