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A Collection of Short Stories Grab a cuppa, sit down, put your feet up and prepare to be entertained with this Collection of Short Stories by Sandra Stoner-Mitchell. One thing's for sure, you'll never look at rabbits in the same light again Behind the Door "What have you done with my car?" I screamed. "Who are you people?" I ran inside and the stairs to my bedroom to get my bag, perhaps my receipt was in there. The room was different; my case was no longer there. "My clothes Where are my clothes?" What Happens Now? "You never close doors You open windows without the mosquito protection on, you never switch the lights off...Do you want me to carry on?" She stared at him openly, almost accusingly. "You knew there were cats, mice, mossies, snakes - you knew they could get in, and would, given the chance." The Open Forest Road "No That's wrong, it can't possibly be "His eyes saw it, but his mind screamed in denial; it couldn't... wouldn't... accept what he was seeing. Get your copy of A Collection of Short Stories now and prepare to be entertained

A rhymed book of poetry that covers humour, loss, spiritual, nature, and two that cover the child labour of the Victorian era in Britain. Although in UK English, it does not mean other countries won't enjoy the poetry as the topics cover all walks of life in countries around the world.

When Veronica's five-year-old daughter tells her that a mysterious boy appeared in her bedroom asking for help. Veronica believes it is just a dream. But she soon discovers it's very real, as she's whisked back one hundred and fifty years in time to try to prevent a crime and save a family. An eighteen-month-old child's life is at risk. A tenant, named Joe, and his family are in danger simply by knowing of the boy's existence. Veronica must struggle to uncover deeply held secrets in a different century where things move at a slower pace and much of what she knows has not yet been discovered. But time is running out... What is the true story? Can she save the child, as well as Joe and his family? And still keep her own world intact?

Eric's father gave him a brand-new BMX bike for doing well at school. Unfortunately, it's pouring with rain, so he can't go out and give it a trial run. Disappointed, Eric and his talking drone friend, Herbie, think up all the exciting, imaginary places they would visit. Herbie suggests going to Dinosaur Land, and as Eric loves dinosaurs, too, they both decide that's where they would go first.Moments later, much to their surprise, they are whisked off on a magical adventure they would never forget.

'This Time-That Time' book one of the trilogy. When the truth finally dawns on Veronica Hartley that she has been taken back in time to live periods of elderly Mrs Humphries' wretched life, she is horrified because she had blatantly contributed to the poor lady's misery before she died. During her trips to the past, Veronica meets and makes friends with Mildred, who started her working life as Mrs Humphries maid at the age of fourteen. She doesn't like to step out of her station and insists on doing what she believes is her duty in an endearing and likeable way. During a stay in the hospital, Veronica meets good-looking Dr James, and after a short romance, Veronica is overjoyed and quick to accept his proposal of marriage. Now living with Mildred in the late Mrs Humphries' cottage, Veronica finds herself sent back in time again. This time her host body is Mrs Humphries' twelve-year-old daughter, Alice. When she is knocked unconscious, Veronica finds herself temporarily without a host body. It is while she is in this confusing no-man's land, she meets the ghost of Mrs Humphries murdered mother-in-law, Lady Ann, who needs her help. Can she put things right without changing history? With the help of her newfound friends, Veronica endeavours to do just that, whilst her own life hangs in the balance back in her own time.