Sarah Edwards

Written by a mum just like you. Use this book as your guide, through every step of motherhood. Revisit it as many times as you need to. This book is written for you. To empower you, guide you, draw that confidence out in you. In this book, you will gain: -A space for self-reflection-Steps to manage mummy burnout-Effective ways to manage negative thoughts and feelings-How to manage expectations-Understanding of why goal setting is important-A sense of purpose-The confidence and focus to take action now-How to live a balanced lifeSarah Edwards is an experienced Probation Officer, Mum of 2 and an expert tutor in Psychology, Criminology, Sociology for A levels, undergrad and postgraduate. Sarah's vision is to empower mums and students across the world.

Since the beginning of humanity's existence, plants have provided us with everything we need for our survival - they sustain us with air to breathe, food to eat, materials to make clothes and shelter with, and medicine to treat and prevent disease. Their beauty can also enhance our mood and provide spiritual and emotional nourishment. Western science has 'discovered' and named innumerable plant species over the course of its colonial history. To many Indigenous peoples, however, plants have been recognised for centuries as sentient beings, imbued with spirit and agency to help humanity. Publishing in partnership with the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, The Ethnobotanical offers a unique and beautiful perspective on plants and their roles in the lives of peoples from across the planet.

Two worlds uniteIdealistic, honor-bound Henry has lost his way. Alone and enslaved in a foreign land, he has surrendered his hope, his faith, and his belief in love. The only light in his darkness is the daughter of his captor, the mysterious and beguiling Alya. The only child of a Genovese merchant and a daughter of Cairo, Alya's world is shattered when her father forces her to leave her home and everything she knows to save her life. As her guide in the new world she must enter is Henry-a blue-eyed, golden-haired stranger who fascinates and intrigues her. Together they embark on a perilous journey to reach safety, but their growing bond must face tests neither is prepared for. Ignorance and intolerance threaten their hasty marriage of convenience and, eventually, Alya's life. Amidst a clash of cultures, they must find a way to survive and for their love to grow.

An Inconvenient Marriage. William of Anglesea is the free-spirited brother, the charmer, and the diplomat of Sir Arthur's brood. He has little doubt he can use his silver tongue and winsome smile to sweet-talk his way through his new marriage of convenience. But the alliance he's entered into quickly reveals itself to be a rather inconvenient arrangement. Tarnwych Castle is in shambles, its people near to starving, and not least of his challenges is Alice-his intriguing new bride. Raised in duty and service, Alice of Tarnwych hides her fire beneath a prim and rigid exterior. Thrice widowed and thoroughly disillusioned with men, her only wish is to have a child of her own to love. But the more time she spends with her captivating new husband, her heart-and body-begin to desire more. When Alice's behavior takes a dark, disturbing turn, and frequent accidents make it clear someone is intent on ending William's life, he vows to save Tarnwych and find the truth. He hopes to convince Alice to choose a tantalizing future with him over the rigid, long-held beliefs of her past. Together, they must navigate the chaos swirling around them, a danger that threatens their happiness. ***Books in the Sir Arthur's Legacy series include Sweet Bea and My Lady Faye, which come before Conquering William. All can be read standalone, but reading them in order gives you extra insight into the characters. Next sibling to find their happily-ever-after is oldest brother, and heir, Roger, in Defying Roger (previously published as Roger's Bride)***

A love too long denied... She is known as Fairest Faye. A flawless beauty. The perfect lady. Yet her lovely exterior hides an ugly past filled with tyranny and abuse. Now, Faye is finally free, and able to rebuild her life, but the memory of the man she once loved-and could never have-still haunts her. Released from servitude as a warrior, Gregory is ready to pursue his dream of entering the church. But a war wages within. How can he serve God when his heart belongs to his Lady Faye? When Faye's son is kidnapped, Gregory rushes to her aid. The danger escalates, and the hunt for her son turns into a deadly game. With each passing day, Faye and Gregory struggle against a desire that burns brighter than ever. Even if they find Faye's beloved son, can these two wounded hearts ever find lasting happiness together? ** My Lady Faye was previously published under Sarah Hegger****My Lady Faye is second in the Sir Arthur's Legacy series, preceded by Sweet Bea, and followed by Conquering William, Defying Roger, and Henry's Honor. All books in the series can be read standalone, but are always best read in series order. The series is complete.**

What if the sun were a spectator of life on Earth? What if the sun were a reporter, taking notes, making observations, recording stories? What if it had carte blanche to tell what it sees. No doubt it would recount an odd mixture of daily life, coupled with wisdom and surprises. This collection of diverse poems brings tears, laughter, and, on occasion, presses you to challenge the status quo. Some are meant simply to be enjoyed. "What the Sun Sees" has a poetic voice that speaks with love and fervor to broad human concerns, from care of the planet to personal reflections on family and human experience. The sun sees it all. In her poem, "corpus," Sarah reminds us that the grave "esteems no one, but honors all." So it is with the sun, as it continues to shine.

What if the sun were a spectator of life on Earth? What if the sun were a reporter, taking notes, making observations, recording stories? What if it had carte blanche to tell what it sees. No doubt it would recount an odd mixture of daily life, coupled with wisdom and surprises. This collection of diverse poems brings tears, laughter, and, on occasion, presses you to challenge the status quo. Some are meant simply to be enjoyed. "What the Sun Sees" has a poetic voice that speaks with love and fervor to broad human concerns, from care of the planet to personal reflections on family and human experience. The sun sees it all. In her poem, "corpus," Sarah reminds us that the grave "esteems no one, but honors all." So it is with the sun, as it continues to shine.

The 26 simple activities teach basic craft skills, introduce children to new vocabulary and teach them the alphabet - the Letterland way. From Annie Apple's Animal Adventure to Zig Zag Zebra's Zany Zooms, this alphabet of activities will provide your child with hours of crafty fun and early literacy skills development.