Books with author Emily Jane

In this hilarious, feel-good debut novel readers will enjoy entering the world of secondhand book-selling in a quaint eccentric town on the south coast of England.Nora works in ‘The Secondhand Bookworm’ – a cosy, winding, labyrinth of a shop with room, upon room, upon room of used and antiquarian books. The week starts normally enough, with a visit from the notorious Ravens (two infamous ladies who leave a deluge of carrier bags behind the counter and argue in whispers), a man who changes his fashion with his literary tastes, a stranded seagull and the remains of the villainous Map-Boy.But as the days pass Nora finds herself battling torrential rain and sandbags, mad Mr Hill who sells his books only to buy them back the next day, an erratic daytime soap actor, a paranoid Polish Count, old ladies en mass waving postcards and demanding stamps, the local Ghostbuster, someone determined to sell his dog-sick covered books and much, much more. And then there’s Humphrey.It’s an ordinary week in the life of a second hand bookshop.Emily Jane Bevans lives in Sussex, England. For ten years she worked in and helped to manage a family chain of secondhand and antiquarian bookshops. The Secondhand Bookworm is her debut novel.

In this hilarious, feel-good debut novel readers will enjoy entering the world of secondhand book-selling in a quaint eccentric town on the south coast of England.Nora works in ‘The Secondhand Bookworm’ – a cosy, winding, labyrinth of a shop with room, upon room, upon room of used and antiquarian books. The week starts normally enough, with a visit from the notorious Ravens (two infamous ladies who leave a deluge of carrier bags behind the counter and argue in whispers), a man who changes his fashion with his literary tastes, a stranded seagull and the remains of the villainous Map-Boy.But as the days pass Nora finds herself battling torrential rain and sandbags, mad Mr Hill who sells his books only to buy them back the next day, an erratic daytime soap actor, a paranoid Polish Count, old ladies en mass waving postcards and demanding stamps, the local Ghostbuster, someone determined to sell his dog-sick covered books and much, much more. And then there’s Humphrey.It’s an ordinary week in the life of a second hand bookshop.Emily Jane Bevans lives in Sussex, England. For ten years she worked in and helped to manage a family chain of secondhand and antiquarian bookshops. The Secondhand Bookworm is her debut novel.

Cat Training GuideEven though cats are seen as pets, they need to be trained so that they don’t impose their nature on your life. Some cat owners believe they do not need a guide for training their cat, but they are mistaken. It is only a matter of time until they run into trouble and can no longer rely on their own instincts. Also, first-time cat owners, or people having problems with ones they already own, definitely need a trusted resource to guide them.You may have been the kind of cat owner who thinks they know exactly how to train a cat. You may have stuck to your own ideas, followed what you have heard from other people, or drawn understanding from your past experience of training another pet. Happy Cat, Happy House- The Essential Cat Training Guide to Understanding and Training Your Cat shows how you can build on your knowledge, to make take control of your life with your cat, helping you both to be calmer and more relaxed. When training your cat, it is important that you avoid mistakes that can instill bad habits. You will waste time and energy trying to fix behavioral problems that could have been avoided. If you are a new owner, however, mistakes are bound to happen. A guide like Happy Cat, Happy House is essential for understanding how your cat thinks, whether you are an experienced or new cat owner.This ebook emphasizes the importance of you learning about understanding cat psychology when you train your pet. For example, your cat will respond better to positive stimuli for good behavior than to punishment for unwanted behavior. So when you start training your cat to use the litter box, make sure you have reward treats and praise at the ready.Happy Cat, Happy House shows how cat behavior is geared towards getting the desired reaction from you, so you have to set limits. If you play with your cat every time it meows for attention, mewing becomes the signal that the cat associates with playing. Don’t encourage this behavior if you want a good night’s sleep or time to complete household chores. If you ignore your cat’s meows, it will realize they can’t get you to react, so they will stop making a noise Start to train your cat the right way rather than having to deal with a spoiled cat. This Cat Training Guide greatly reduces your time and effort you need to spend on training and explains the reasons why the methods work. Download this ebook to learn how to have a happier cat and a happier household.Tags: cat training guide, cat training secrets, cat, cats

Larry the Leprechaun is a children's book series based predominantly around the adventures of one character. The books are meant to provide a fun and entertaining experience for young children who can immerse themselves in a world of fantasy while subjected to a subtle geography lesson. The books aim to instilling core moral values and principles we all hold dear such as friendship, empathy, compassion, kindness and self-worth with giving the sense of adventure and magic.

Wuthering Heights is Emily Brontë's only novel. Written between October 1845 and June 1846, Wuthering Heights was published in 1847 under the pseudonym "Ellis Bell"; Brontë died the following year, aged 30. Wuthering Heights and Anne Brontë's Agnes Grey were accepted by publisher Thomas Newby before the success of their sister Charlotte's novel, Jane Eyre. After Emily's death, Charlotte edited the manuscript of Wuthering Heights, and arranged for the edited version to be published as a posthumous second edition in 1850. Although Wuthering Heights is now widely regarded as a classic of English literature, contemporary reviews for the novel were deeply polarised; it was considered controversial because its depiction of mental and physical cruelty was unusually stark, and it challenged strict Victorian ideals of the day, including religious hypocrisy, morality, social classes and gender inequality.

Children's BooksBrains Brain and the Dancing Bug King –A far from boring book for kids of all ages. Frank Age 10 works and lives on a pretty little farm in the countryside with his father supplying the strawberry tomato ketchup industry and HRH The Queen of England’s households - no less. Frank attends at school in his spare time too. Brain Auntie Marion’s cat arrives whilst Auntie Marion is on holiday. Overnight the ordinary becomes the extraordinary. Frank wakes up one morning to find he is in Brian’s brain, wow he is Brian and the Brazilian Rainforest has miraculously appeared in his back garden. What next?…….. Cat whisker curling competitions, zany punks, strawberry cream pie popping tomatoes. A magical rhubarb plant. Pretty multi coloured petal rain. Exploding flower works. Jelly bean pools. Frank is transported into a whole new world with the help of Brian his Auntie Marion’s sweet little chicken loving cat. Frank meets the Bug King, the Bug Kings wife, the bugects, Fishface and Ondrej a Czechoslovakian sea horse with twinkly yellow bubble eyes. This is fantastic until Frank realises he has to find a way home to save the strawberry tomato ketchup industry, find his own body and Brian’s Brain. “Dancing bug king we want to hear you sing buggy luggy wuggyyou are the greatest bug. Your eyes are big and blue and,we smile every time we look at you.Dancing bug king we want to hear you sing.Wuggy luggy buggy.You are the coolest bug.Your wings are bright and green and,we also love the queen.Buggy luggy wuggy.Wuggy luggy buggy.We love you king bug. xxxx “

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