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Go inside some of the most creatively customised cars, vans and trucks in the world. This book takes you on a photographic tour of show-winning interiors and eye-catching exteriors outfitted by the UK-based Autocraft Custom team. Magazine articles and do-it-yourself hints round out the images of new, vintage and veteran vehicles that have been turned into works of art on wheels.About the AuthorAfter leaving school at fifteen, Dug Thompson started an apprenticeship in a carpenter's workshop. Just before he turned eighteen he joined the Royal Navy Fleet AIR Arm branch and served for three years. Working a variety of jobs gave Thompson the ability and experience to do what he truly loves: design and build the show-winning trucks you find in this book. He has enjoyed every minute of his career and feels lucky to have found his passion. Thompson encourages young people to be openminded with their job search. You never know where and how you'll find happiness. Thompson is father to Lorraine, John, and Martin and grandfather to Zoe, Amy, and Jade. He has been with his lady friend Janet for twenty-three years.

Heaven and Hell''s forces are locked in an eternal battle of good and evil. But when that battle spills out onto Earth, God sends his finest warriors, the Four Horsemen, to take care of the hordes. But the Horsemen are brewing a plan that will end the wars of Heaven and Hell for all eternity.Distrust is growing between the Horsemen and their master, as God is planning to release a force more deadly and powerful than even God himself. With the help of a new apprentice, the Horsemen face the forces of Heaven, and the wrath of God, to stop this powerful evil from escaping. Now, the fate of mankind rests with the bringers of the Apocalypse. Loyalties are tested, friendships made, and love found in this action-packed tale of fate, good, evil, and free will. About the AuthorL D Raynor has always had an interest in the written word. He loves to read stories, and has a particular interest in Manga, and hopes to turn his stories in that format one day. He has an interest in history, and loves the outdoors. He feels most creative when taking walks with his dog. He''s a native of Manchester, England, where he currently resides.

In My Life in England: Dream Come True or Ruin? Ms. Ntsoaki Mary Mosoeunyane chronicles her journey across continents and cultural obstacles in search of a successful life. She confronts racial discrimination and stark societal differences that shakes the foundation of who she is and what she cherishes. Mosoeunyane''s conversational tone and rattling honesty take the reader on a walk in her shoes, seeing through her eyes the world as it has unfolded before her. My Life in England is a tale firmly rooted in the value of strong relationships, the power of positive thinking, and the determination of one woman to overcome life''s challenges.About the AuthorMs. Ntsoaki Mary Mosoeunyane is a professional university lecturer, with two children-a girl and a boy-aged eleven and nine. She was born in Lesotho and is an only child who was raised by a single mom from the age of nine, when her father was murdered. She has been educated in three countries: Lesotho (mainly her early years, primary to college), South Africa, and the United Kingdom. She has been in health science education for sixteen years, both abroad and in the UK, a very challenging but rewarding job in many aspects.With the challenges faced, Mosoeunyane has developed an interest in issues of equality-diversity discrimination especially-and why people do it! She recently joined an interest group on "Black Ethnic Minority Challenges at Work."Mosoeunyane has always been fascinated by how the body works and its ability to defend itself from most calamities whether physical or emotional. A dream of hers would be to be successful in writing as she earns a living while doing something she loves. She would also love to travel with friends and family around the world.

For a group of recovering addicts, the only thing more powerful than the compelling drink of alcohol is the support they find in music, in each other, and in God. As the former addicts embark on a twelve-week recovery period at a European rehabilitation center, they begin to seek help through hymns. As the group battles their addictions, they''re faced with love and divorce, life and death, and the overall struggle to believe. Their journey of recovery has no bounds, showing addiction - and self-limitations -can be overcome with just a little amount of faith. About the Author Richard Byrne holds a degree in Community Development and has worked in Northern Ireland for a number of years. He developed his story based on a similar process he undertook to help recovering addicts through song and hymns.

Many experts will agree that the best time to shape a person''s mind is during the critical age of childhood. Considering how the English language seems to be mangled nowadays in written or oral form, what better time, then, than now to correct this error and start with our young? In Book on Symbols Punctuation: Do Children Know Their Basic Grammar? Ni Thomas will try to do just that, endeavoring to introduce to still malleable minds the starting concepts of how to arrange words utilizing the commonly used punctuations of the language. Perhaps even the semicolon haters would take a second look at this work. About the Author London-based Ni Thomas has a diploma in childcare and education, level three. She is an early-years practitioner at Busy Bees Day Nursery. A single parent, she is mother to three children. Her hobbies and interests include poetry, singing, writing songs, socializing, and reading. She is starting University in September, to become a teacher.