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Twelve-year-old Matthew is drawn almost against his will to help a boy his own age who was lost in a mining disaster a century before.

The "Burnley FC Miscellany" offers a detailed history of Burnley FC, where you can read some of the odd, quaint and quirky things that have been part of the past 125 years of Clarets history. 'Read all about it!' in "The Burnley FC Miscellany". Burnley Football Club come from the smallest town ever to win League Division One and the FA Cup. Some big city clubs currently in the Premier League have won neither! Burnley FC's history sparkles with international players, 'football firsts' and record-breaking achievements. Among their players have been a Footballer of the Year, one who played for Great Britain, several who played in World Cups and at least one who captained his country. But this book is mainly about Burnley 'off the record'. Here you can read some of the odd, quaint and quirky things that have been part of the past 125 years of Clarets history. Who scored three goals for England and was never picked again? When did Burnley play 10 Scots in the first team, making the only Englishman feel 'lonely'? And what has golf in a hotel bedroom got to do with anything? When Burnley were in Division Four, how was it that they attracted over 80,000 to watch them in one game?When did 10 Blackburn Rovers players walk off the pitch? Which position did Blackadder play in the Burnley team? And which bricklayer became the club's greatest ever player?

"The Day Seymour Saw More and Other Stories" by David Wiseman is a short collection of stories that children of all ages will enjoy wholeheartedly. The stories are a mix of science, nature, art and literature, merging to create a fun and educational reading experience for children. Our protagonist is Seymour the spider. Along with Seymour, we have his best friend Simon, a shrew. Join Seymour and Simon on various adventures as they engage in humorous banters about life, fun and laziness. Exquisitely written and beautifully illustrated by Eric Wiseman, these stories are perfect for children who enjoy tales of science, nature and fiction. Our tale starts the friends discussing the many dangers surrounding them, as they live in the wilderness. Simon the shrew is the more cautious of the two, always looking for predators. Whereas, Seymour is more laidback and prefers to take things easy. One day, they come across a strong and old apple tree which Simon wants to use as a source of food and shelter. Seymour is more interested in building his web and lounging around. However, both their plans are disrupted by the appearance of a creature, and they're caught fighting for their lives. This and many other adventures-or misadventures is what makes this beautiful collection of stories so engaging and a great example of educational literature for children. The characters are well developed and fun with various quirks and endearing habits, making it an enjoyable reading experience for all.Here's what you can expect: Children's science: If you're looking for a resource for your children's science education, this book is the perfect choice. It introduces concepts such as cell biology, microbiology and even molecular biology. Each story is written in a way that all children will be able to grasp easily. Hence, it is the ideal book for young readers intrigued by science. There are many biology graphic novels available on the market but this is a book that gives its readers a basic opportunity to learn about the natural world as well as all the different organisms that inhabit it. The writing is both engaging and informative, which makes it a great resource for children interested in biology. Literature and fiction for children: The ideal mix of literation and fiction for children, with an exquisite narrative and awe-inspiring illustrations. Moreover, it makes use of accessible language, serving as an ideal introduction to science. For young readers, it is bound to foster curiosity and understanding as they get fascinated by the wonders of our huge world.Biological Sciences: "The Day Seymour Saw More and Other Stories" also dives into the realm of biological sciences. It offers an intriguing exploration of topics like cell biology and microbiology. Children are not only entertained but also given an opportunity to grasp essential concepts about life and diverse organisms. The engaging and informative nature of the stories makes this a great example of literature & fiction for children's nature exploration and a valuable resource for young biology enthusiasts. Chapter Books & Readers for Children Structured as chapter books, this book offers a well-rounded reading experience. It provides children a chance to immerse themselves in longer narratives.Within the world of children's short stories in Literature & Fiction, this collection stands out for its integration of scientific themes into the story. Each story is a bite-sized adventure. This makes it suitable for quick reads while maintaining an educational focus. The perfect balance between brevity and substance, catering to the attention spans of young readers. "The Day Seymour Saw More and Other Stories" emerges as a literary gem for children who possess a keen interest in science, nature, and fiction. Providing both entertainment and knowledge, it is a standout choice for all young readers.

A war story unlike any other, because the first battle began long before the battlefield. Before Afghanistan, there was another war, one fought in silence. In From the Sands of Kandahar, Canadian veteran David Wiseman delivers a raw and deeply human memoir of trauma, truth, and transformation. From a childhood marked by violence and survival to the frontlines of Kandahar, Wiseman reveals how unhealed wounds of the past followed him into combat, and how the fight to come home would become the hardest mission of all. Haunted by PTSD, mefloquine toxicity, and the betrayal of institutions meant to protect, Wiseman writes with unflinching honesty about the invisible injuries of service and the quiet violence of post-deployment life. But within the pain lies a story of awakening, of faith, therapy, and the sacred work of rebuilding. Part war memoir, part survival guide, From the Sands of Kandahar is both a confession and a call to courage. Through vivid storytelling and lived experience, Wiseman shares the tools that helped him heal, offering hope for every veteran, survivor, and family still living in the aftermath of their own war. Raw. Honest. Redemptive. This is not just a war story. It's a story about finding your way home. If you've ever fought a battle no one could see, or loved someone who did, this book was written for you. Start reading today and discover that healing, even after war, is possible.

A war story unlike any other, because the first battle began long before the battlefield. Before Afghanistan, there was another war, one fought in silence. In From the Sands of Kandahar, Canadian veteran David Wiseman delivers a raw and deeply human memoir of trauma, truth, and transformation. From a childhood marked by violence and survival to the frontlines of Kandahar, Wiseman reveals how unhealed wounds of the past followed him into combat, and how the fight to come home would become the hardest mission of all. Haunted by PTSD, mefloquine toxicity, and the betrayal of institutions meant to protect, Wiseman writes with unflinching honesty about the invisible injuries of service and the quiet violence of post-deployment life. But within the pain lies a story of awakening, of faith, therapy, and the sacred work of rebuilding. Part war memoir, part survival guide, From the Sands of Kandahar is both a confession and a call to courage. Through vivid storytelling and lived experience, Wiseman shares the tools that helped him heal, offering hope for every veteran, survivor, and family still living in the aftermath of their own war. Raw. Honest. Redemptive. This is not just a war story. It's a story about finding your way home. If you've ever fought a battle no one could see, or loved someone who did, this book was written for you. Start reading today and discover that healing, even after war, is possible.