Imagining Innocence reconceptualises the interface between childhood and celebrity studies by exploring how child stars embody layered cultural meanings of childhood across history and media.
Pourquoi Geneviève Audet-Lambert Enseignante-Chercheuse en Pédagogie et Documentation et en Sciences de l'Education va quitter Genève pour Angers, pour Le Paradis et Les Ponts-de-Cé ?
When I Was Just a Little Me: A Memoir of Healing the Inner ChildIn this powerful and deeply personal memoir, Thapelo Valentine Mokone takes us on a journey through memory, pain, and ultimate healing.
The Untold Story of Selena Quintanilla — Rise, Glory, and Heartbreaking TragedyFrom the dusty highways of Texas to the glittering stages of Tejano music, Selena Quintanilla captivated the world with a voice that transcended language, a spirit that inspired millions, and a life cut tragically short.
THE QUEEN WITHIN is the true story of how intention became flesh, how the ancestors orchestrate love across realms, and how Zanele—my queen, my mirror soul—walked out of my secret room and into my life.
This book is for:• The teenager who questions everything• The young adult who feels different• The rebel who hasn't yet found their cause• Anyone struggling to integrate heart and mind• Every person who has ever felt alone in their seeing---Praise for Thapelo Valentine Mokone's writing:"e;Raw, honest, and deeply moving.
Life in Chains – Memoir of Manisha Munilall is a story that juxtaposes the innocence and freedom of childhood with the complex struggles and self-imposed constraints of adult life.
Life Journey: Our Travels Around the World Since 1997 tells the inspiring story of Koula Somaraki and Makis Barmpatsis, a deaf couple from Greece who have been exploring the world together since 1997.
The Levant: On the Road to Damascus — Cities of Stone, Cities of Sand is a living book, shaped by years of movement through Syria, Jordan, and the UAE.
Carry-On: A True Story of Hope, Heartbreak, and Home Part 1 by Jean Lake In the 1970s, an American couple sets out to teach abroad, but for one determined woman, the journey becomes a desperate quest to adopt a baby no one else wants.
"e;The Man Who Sang Sorrow Into Legend"e;Gram Parsons, the boy who inherited privilege and heartbreak, the musician who fused country and rock into a new, luminous language, lived fast, loved fiercely, and burned too brightly.