Books with title Where is Your Home?

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Rachel is a fifteen-year-old Jewish girl, hiding to stay alive in German-occupied Prague at the end of World War II. Karl is a seventeen-year-old, ethnic-German boy, lured to join the Nazis, who were by then desperate for new recruits. These two unlikely allies are thrown together during the turmoil of Prague's liberation. Despite differences, Rachel and Karl find love. Their feelings for each other blossom even as their families, homes and ways of life are destroyed by the chaos of war and hatred. As the Soviet communist regime tightens its grip on war-torn Prague, they decide to try finding Karl's rural home. Their travels are filled with hardship, and upon reaching their destination they find that only their love offers security. The characters in Where is My Home ? might be fictional, but the incidents are based on real historical events, witnessed by the author.

Ms. Sue has been a dance instructor her entire life. Her love for children has enabled her to say, “I am one of the very few people who look forward to going to work!” Her gratitude comes from the fact that she not only has taught many amazing young children the art of dance but also has been able to instill in them the ever-so-important qualities of self-confidence and good self-esteem. Ms. Sue’s motto has always been, “You need to get into their heart before you can ever get into their feet!” By a literary connection Ms. Sue feels she will be able to continue the process of making God’s Little Miracles transform into powerful adults.

Harry and his most bestest friend Snuglee tiger set off on a great adventure through the Deep Dark Forest on a mission to find more Snuglees. Along the way they meet, help and are helped by some colouful characters including Rabbits wearing welly boots, a Giant With Problems and a Sobbing Purple Hairy Monster. Do they find the Snuglees? Will Harry end up going home alone? And what exactly are the Spoogyeyes?