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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Destiny's Theory. Book.

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Light of Winter's Heart. Book.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. McFadden, Devon C (illustrator). Neuware - Thirteen year old Lyra Aveline Reynolds never expected to survive her mother. She certainly never expected to end up in foster care, ripped from the small, familiar rhythms of her childhood, burdened with grief too big for her words, and a silence too loud to escape. After losing her father and older sister in a tragic accident years earlier, Lyra had learned to carry sorrow like second skin. But now, with her mother gone and no family left to claim her, she is placed in the care of strangers and sent to a summer church retreat deep in the Alberta countryside.Willows Rise was supposed to be temporary. A distraction. A holding space until the next inevitable goodbye. But from the moment she arrives, something stirs, a subtle, unfamiliar tug beneath her grief. The hills whisper. The firelight flickers with more than warmth. And in the stillness between group games, awkward bunkmates, and chapel songs she doesn't want to sing, Lyra begins to sense something else at work. Something deeper. Older. Waiting.Struggling with undiagnosed autism and dyslexia, Lyra has always felt like the outsider, too quiet, too strange, too much. But in this space of lanterns and letters, journal pages and songs, she finds unlikely friends who carry secrets of their own. A girl named Emily who once stood on this very hill as a grieving child. A boy who sees through Lyra's silence. And a scarf in a box that leads her toward a truth she didn't know she was missing.As Lyra wrestles with her crumbling faith, the burden of memory, and the aching question of why God feels so far away, she begins to learn that healing is not a single moment of light, but a slow, stubborn flicker in the dark. That maybe grace lives not in answers, but in presence. And that sometimes, the family we find is nothing like the one we lost, but no less real.Beyond Where Lanterns Rise is a lyrical, emotionally rich coming-of-age novel that explores faith, grief, neurodivergence, and quiet resilience. Set in the early 2000s, before the noise of social media, it captures the deep stillness of summer, the weight of memory, and the tender, often broken ways young people learn to rebuild what's been shattered.This is the first book in The Lightkeeper Series, a multi-generational journey through loss, light, and legacy. Each story invites readers to sit in the silence, honour what hurts, and carry the light forward, one flicker at a time.

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Paperback. Condition: new. McFadden, Devon C (illustrator). Paperback. Thirteen year old Lyra Aveline Reynolds never expected to survive her mother. She certainly never expected to end up in foster care, ripped from the small, familiar rhythms of her childhood, burdened with grief too big for her words, and a silence too loud to escape. After losing her father and older sister in a tragic accident years earlier, Lyra had learned to carry sorrow like second skin. But now, with her mother gone and no family left to claim her, she is placed in the care of strangers and sent to a summer church retreat deep in the Alberta countryside.Willows Rise was supposed to be temporary. A distraction. A holding space until the next inevitable goodbye. But from the moment she arrives, something stirs, a subtle, unfamiliar tug beneath her grief. The hills whisper. The firelight flickers with more than warmth. And in the stillness between group games, awkward bunkmates, and chapel songs she doesn't want to sing, Lyra begins to sense something else at work. Something deeper. Older. Waiting.Struggling with undiagnosed autism and dyslexia, Lyra has always felt like the outsider, too quiet, too strange, too much. But in this space of lanterns and letters, journal pages and songs, she finds unlikely friends who carry secrets of their own. A girl named Emily who once stood on this very hill as a grieving child. A boy who sees through Lyra's silence. And a scarf in a box that leads her toward a truth she didn't know she was missing.As Lyra wrestles with her crumbling faith, the burden of memory, and the aching question of why God feels so far away, she begins to learn that healing is not a single moment of light, but a slow, stubborn flicker in the dark. That maybe grace lives not in answers, but in presence. And that sometimes, the family we find is nothing like the one we lost, but no less real.Beyond Where Lanterns Rise is a lyrical, emotionally rich coming-of-age novel that explores faith, grief, neurodivergence, and quiet resilience. Set in the early 2000s, before the noise of social media, it captures the deep stillness of summer, the weight of memory, and the tender, often broken ways young people learn to rebuild what's been shattered.This is the first book in The Lightkeeper Series, a multi-generational journey through loss, light, and legacy. Each story invites readers to sit in the silence, honour what hurts, and carry the light forward, one flicker at a time. After losing her family, Lyra is sent to a summer retreat she doesn't want. But at Lantern Hill, amid grief, faith, and friendship, she begins to rediscover hope-and the quiet courage to carry the light within her. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Destiny Halliwell thought she was just another face in the crowd-a woman with a past she couldn't quite grasp and a future she had no desire to claim. But when a stranger arrives at her office, wearing a name that shouldn't exist and a pendant that stirs something ancient in her soul, everything changes.Memories that don't belong to her claw their way to the surface. Dreams of fire, of forgotten gods, of empires that crumbled beneath the weight of prophecy begin to bleed into her waking world. And lurking in the shadows of fate is Dr. Randall P. Crane IV, a man whose polished words and impeccable suits mask something far more dangerous. He knows her name. He knows what she is. And worst of all-he's been waiting for her.As the veil between gods and mortals begins to fray, Destiny is thrust into a battle that spans the realms of Greek and Egyptian mythology, entangling her in a war she never asked to fight. Thoth, the ancient god of knowledge, has fallen, and in his absence, the balance has shattered. Now, something is waking-something that has watched from the edges of existence, waiting for its moment to return.The past is not what she believed. The future is not what she feared. And she is not just Destiny Halliwell.She is the last heir of ArtemisWith the Wild Hunt rising and the fate of gods and mortals hanging in the balance, she must make a choice: embrace the divine, or let the world burn.For fans of dark mythology, modern fantasy, and stories where gods walk among us, The Twilight Throne is a spellbinding descent into destiny, deception, and the power that lingers in forgotten bloodlines.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Destiny's Theory | Seraphina King | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Sakura Studios | EAN 9781989371084 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. LIGHT OF WINTER'S HEART | Seraphina Mp King | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2024 | Sakura Studios | EAN 9781989371138 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Set against the backdrop of Edmonton, Alberta in the winter of 1988-1989, 'Light of Winter's Heart' explores the poignant and complex journey of Clara Miller, an autistic child navigating the challenges of the foster care system. This narrative, rooted in true events, delves deep into Clara's struggles with social interactions, her confrontation with a system ill-prepared for her needs, and her yearning for a place to truly call home.In an era before the modern technology and the movements for inclusivity, Clara's story unfolds with an acute awareness of the cultural and ideological shifts beginning to stir at the dawn of the 1990s. The novel captures her inner turmoil and the profound challenges to her beliefs in life and faith, amidst a society on the cusp of significant change.Clara's initial journey with the Johnson family introduces her to fleeting moments of warmth and affection, starkly contrasting with the often cold and bureaucratic foster system. However, her path eventually leads her to an enigmatic family deeply rooted in Christian faith, opening new chapters of hope and belonging. This transition not only offers a refuge but also tests and strengthens Clara's burgeoning faith, weaving a story of transformation influenced by the spiritual and communal support she receives.'Light of Winter's Heart' is a vivid exploration of emotional and spiritual growth, the resilience required to navigate life's trials, and the transformative power of love and faith. As Clara confronts her inner fears and societal prejudices, her journey becomes a powerful testament to the enduring strength of the human spirit and the impact of compassion in a world bracing for change.This compelling narrative invites readers into Clara's battles and victories, emphasizing her struggle with autism in a time less understanding of neurodiversity, and illuminating her extraordinary journey toward personal acceptance and spiritual awakening. It celebrates her hard-fought quest for a forever home, offering a deeply moving reflection on the universal need for acceptance and the redemptive power of finding one's place in an evolving world.