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Mia a une grosse imagination et beaucoup de question vers des choses dans sa vie. Ce livre contient 2 petites histoires de Mia. Elle a toujours aimée la couleur rose depuis qu'elle se souvient. La couleur favori à Mia est encore le rose. La première petite histoire est de plonger plus profondément vers ou viens la couleur rose.En demandant plusieurs personnes dans sa vie des questions qui va lui aider avec son enquête. Dans le processus de l'enquête elle trouve une réponse spirituelle vers la question d'où vient le rose? Cela va devenir le début de les détectives rose.La deuxième histoire, Moi, je suis Mia, j'ai toujours voulu une petite s¿ur et tranquillement elle trouve la réponse de sa question. j'espère que nous grandirons ensemble et que nous serons les meilleures amies du monde. Mes soeurs de coeur... Amies pour toujours...

Inspired by the question, "What would you tell a younger version of you?"This is the book I'd send back in time to a younger, head-in-the-clouds version of myself. We're all playing on hardcore Ironman mode, and so we may as well do what we can to live that life to the best of our abilities. Granted, I don't have access to time travel; the best I can hope for is that this finds its way into your hands when you need it. This is a guidebook, not a rulebook, not a sword to be wielded, nor a brick to build your house from. From me to you. Let this be a hand to hold in the dark.

My book falls under realistic fiction based on fictional characters. It depicts social problems that most of the Indigenous communities in Canada face, such as addiction, homelessness, abuse, and government neglect. It shows the resiliencies of Indigenous peoples in the face of adversity, and their unity.I tell the story through the lens of a Christian. Here are two examples from the manuscript: Taking in a homeless person after they stole from you and making them a part of your family, and an abusive father hearing the word of God from a missionary family on the reserve and being convinced to end a cycle of abuse.

Explore, experiment, create, imagine, dream and do! Life is full of adventure and fun!In this book you will follow along with Bohdi and his dreams and ideas on what he wants to be when he grows up.

This is a story about a llama who thought she was better than everyone. Soon she would have an encounter that changed her life forever. That's when she found out what friendship was all about.Have a Wanda-ful and Bright day!

My daughter, Monique F. Gray, was a Peace Corps volunteer who served in Guinea, West Africa. Monique served in Guinea for 27 months. Visiting Monique for two weeks gave me a chance to explore the community, learn about the culture, and help make a difference in some of the teen girls' lives that I met. My experience was very rewarding.

He was sentenced to life in prison for killing his mother. His girlfriend knew he was innocent; she was with him the night his mother got shot dead. She became a correctional officer with a mission: to help him flee the prison, and not long after they were on the run.Her friends feared for her safety; they knew how dangerous he could be. Her friends were the only people who would have saved her, and to save her they followed them.She now knew he wasn't the sweet, kind guy she thought he was. When she witnessed him hurting innocent people and preparing to hurt her friends, she had to put an end to the journey that she had started. The problem was, he was an armed psychopath and she was being held captive.

One Week in August: Stories from Search and Rescue in British Columbia provides insights into how volunteer search and rescue groups, volunteer members, and agencies respond to locate lost persons and rescue those hurt or stranded.Based on actual incidents and responses that took place during one week in 2004 under very challenging conditions, individuals and some of those rescued relay their first-hand experiences while the author provides further insight through his experiences over 45 years in search and rescue.

A journal of six lads who self-organized a ~20-day trip down the Nahanni River, NT.We were a disparate group of six who were largely unknown to each other. Yet, we went directly from the "forming stage and norming stages" of team formation to the "performing stage," skipping over the "storming stage."The river did the "storming" for us.Fuck, we had so much fun!