Dieser Autor schreibt unter einem Pseudonym. Seine Werke zeichnen sich durch eine tiefe Erforschung der menschlichen Psyche und der Komplexität von Beziehungen aus. Mit einem ausgeprägten Sinn für Details und Sprache schafft er Geschichten, die den Leser in seine Welten hineinziehen und zum Nachdenken anregen. Die Prosa ist oft lyrisch, aber zugleich scharf und schonungslos in ihrer Auseinandersetzung mit dem Leben.
Ein berührender Roman über Freundschaft, Liebe und Glück in einem schottischen Dorf. Gerüchte über die Wiederinbetriebnahme eines Steinbruchs bringen Unruhe: Jenny konfrontiert ihre Vergangenheit, ein Journalist ermittelt und Clarissa entdeckt ein Geheimnis ihres Mannes. Perfekte Unterhaltung für einen entspannten Nachmittag.
The villagers have more than a few home truths to share . . .
The third novel in the Prior's Ford series - Change is coming to Prior's Ford whether the residents like it or not . . .
Prior's Ford - a small village hiding a surprising number of secrets . . .
Rags is a special puppy who likes to find things and has a lot of adventures. You can go with him on his adventures as he learns about the world. Can you find all the hidden things that Rags searches out? Rags loves his walks in the Bluebell wood where he meets his doggy friends. Rags loves to sniff and find. You can see what Rags finds on his walk. For parents, this book focuses on supporting important elements of speech development for pre-school children. This book helps pre-school children to understand aspects such as ON, UNDER, BESIDE, and BEHIND. Parents can develop these important elements through simply reading together. This book also addresses pre-school emotional development by showing pictures of Rags learning to deal with what seems like a scary world. The guardian who looks after Rags shows how to help and praise Rags at every step. What can work for a little puppy can also work for little people too!
Rags is blossoming into a charming character who simply adores the company of people. He's always eager to greet anyone he encounters with a joyful 'hello'. On one memorable occasion, Rags approached a man by his garden gate, eager to make a new friend. The man, touched by Rags' friendly gesture, gratefully expressed, 'Thank you for being in the world.' If Rags could talk, he'd surely have responded, 'You're welcome'. Rags still likes to find things on his walks. Rags shows me things that capture his interest. Amazingly, it is usually things that I would never have noticed and then I find them interesting too. I have learned that Rags has a special bark when he is on the trail of a fox. I think he really wants me to know how clever he is to have picked up the scent. This story about the adventure with Mrs Fox is true. Rags did search out the fox in his garden. We did find Mrs Fox in the woods watching us as we watched her. On another day, we really did find the baby foxes playing 'catch' in the woods. The scene with the chicken, well that was also true. Mrs Fox had to feed her babies and as the story shows, she was very good at that.
Rags is a spirited terrier who loves to explore every nook and cranny of the enchanting Bluebell Wood. Always alert, he's keen to discover what's around the next bend, ready to spring into action at a moment's notice. Yet, Rags has been taught by the Guardian to observe without disturbing the peace of the woodland inhabitants. 'See and walk on, ' he's reminded, a rule that proves challenging for an energetic pup with boundless curiosity. As Rags learns to navigate the delicate balance of being a respectful visitor in the woods, his adventures become lessons in patience and restraint. Join Rags on his exploratory walks and help him identify all the creatures that call the Bluebell Wood home. Count the fluttering butterflies, the hopping bunny rabbits, and the industrious bees. Spot the deer hiding in the thicket, the squirrels darting up trees, and the pheasants strutting through the underbrush. Ensure Rags maintains his manners around the grazing sheep, teaching him the importance of being a considerate companion. As the day winds down, tally up Rags's doggy friends before heading home. This story isn't just an adventure, it's a fun counting journey for children, celebrating the natural world and the lessons of kindness and respect it teaches us. Well done, children, and well done, Rags, for a day well spent in the beauty of Bluebell Wood.
There is a rumble of disquiet among the villagers of the pretty Scottish border town of Prior's Ford when a firm expresses interest in reopening an old sandstone quarry. It will be disruptive, noisy, and dusty, despite bringing in some new jobs. Publican Glen organizes a protest group, but when the local newspaper takes an interest in him and the story, he starts to feel nervous. When Jenny Forsyth attends a protest meeting and sees the quarry surveyor she discovers a ghost from her past that she would rather keep to herself. Clarissa Ramsay, newly widowed, is too preoccupied to care much about the new threat facing the village—she has just discovered her husband's secret life, and has resolved to make some radical changes to her own.
