Midowed: a mother's grief
By Debbie Enever
How does a mother cope without her teenage son?
When 15-year-old Dan dies unexpectedly, Debbie Enever’s world shatters.
Turning to the solitude of memories and the company of her dog, Debbie pens a journal to help her cope with all the grief.
As she writes, the voice of her lost son talks back to her, helping Debbie chart a course through the most difficult experience of her life.
Exploring parenthood, friendships, organ donation, and finding unexpected love, Midowed celebrates the joyous bond between a mother and son.
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ISBN: 978-1-7397109-7-2
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A Private War:
The war diaries of Frederick George Draper
1939 to 1945
Edited by Carol Draper
“There must have been some terrible battles, for there are burnt-out trucks by the 100, charred bodies and skeletons, still wearing tin hats; some ghastly sights.”
Fredrick Draper’s diaries chart the fortitude of a soldier fighting in the Far East during World War Two.
Offering a fresh, unfettered account of the daily trials of wartime service, his record of life in Egypt, Libya, Palestine, Transjordan, Ceylon, India and Burma – copied word for word from his original hand-written notebooks – reveals a fresh, unheard account of what it was like to serve in some of the most challenging environments of the war.
Private Draper’s story is one of survival, commitment and comradery. He writes with painstaking honesty ... but always from the heart.
For the first time, eighty years on from when it was written, A Private War tells the story of one man’s life-changing experiences in the Second World War.
ISBN: 978-1-7397109-4-1
Wise Up: Power, Wisdom, and the Older Woman
By Barbara Scully
Wise Up to the power ...
Wise Up to the wisdom …
Wise Up to life after menopause!
Barbara Scully offers her take on life after the big ‘M’.
Told with searing honesty, this memoir-come-self-help guide is laced with social history and the occasional rant to deliver a read that is humorous and essential. It offers younger women a guide to navigating the hurdles of adulting, and older women the opportunity to measure those two things all women of a certain age possess: power and wisdom.
It’s time to dream big, just like you did when you were a teenager.