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A PAGE-TURNING TRUE-LIFE THRILLER! This book provides a bird's-eye view of an incredible journey. The supernatural and extraordinary events and the settings in which they are described may be scarcely believable. Nonetheless, there is a higher purpose for which this narrative remains loyal and unapologetically steadfast. I hope that you will find this remarkable yet true story compelling and inspirational. Parts of this story contain graphic content and are worthy of fair warning to sensitive readers.

Jonno Austin has won a trip to South America to watch a total eclipse of the sun and it is an incredible experience. Yet he notices more about the country he is visiting than celestial bodies. A group of local people is protesting against the government and there are armed soldiers on every street corner. When it is time for Jonno to fly home he is almost relieved. But on the flight something happens that embroils him and his travelling companions deeper in the conflict than they could have thought possible. This fast-paced young adult novel by award-winning David Hill is a thrilling account of a terrifying situation.

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ArtReach - 25 Years of Cultural Development is the story, told by the Founding Director, of the evolution of a significant UK cultural consultancy and festival producer. It is a must-read for those struggling to build, or aspiring to develop, arts businesses. Initiated by David Hill in the mid-1990s, ArtReach has supported more than 250 arts businesses and delivered in excess of 550 projects, reaching audiences of one and half million. It has initiated two major festivals - Night of Festivals and Journeys Festival International, delivering a combined total of 38 Editions in locations across England. ArtReach has also led a number of European-wide collaboration projects, working with partners in eleven European Union countries to deliver outdoor and indoor arts programmes in site specific locations. ArtReach consultancy work has encompassed business planning, fundraising, governance, programming and marketing, establishing a national and international reputation for high quality support that has made a difference to many organisations and projects of all sizes. The organisation has raised over £60 million to facilitate arts activity and has played a key role in the development of many new arts venues. This book shares the successes, the failures, the challenges and the lessons. It documents the evolution of a company from early days as a sole trader to development of a hugely successful organisation, now an ACE Band 2 NPO, in a way that will be an invaluable narrative for arts practitioners in the field, or those fascinated by cultural development in the UK from the inception of the Lottery to the present day.

David Hill relates the extraordinary people and staggering events of Australia's great gold - rush years. From the mid - to late - 1800s, people from all corners of the globe and all walks of life, including two future prime ministers of Great Britain and Australia, threw off their previous pursuits and made the often perilous journey to the goldfields, from where they would return either fabulously wealthy or demoralised and broken - if they returned at all. From the destitute to the eminent, the prospectors included such characters as Edward Hargraves, who won the race to find the first payable gold in New South Wales, Lola Montez, whose sensual 'spider Dance' caused outrage and delight in equal measure, Lord Percy Douglas, the elder brother of Oscar Wilde's famed lover Bosie, who returned from Western Australia empty - handed, and Herbert Hoover, who managed the Sons of Gwalia mine in Western Australia at the age of 22. David Hill brings this monumental turning point in Australia's history brilliantly to life, using the diaries, journals, books, letters, official reports, parliamentary inquiries and newspaper articles of the time, along with his own skills as a master storyteller.

Stade et sa mère divorcée viennent de s'installer à Green Harbour. Au lycée, la première personne que Stade rencontre est Mallory Garner. Celle-ci vit avec ses parents dans une grande aisance matérielle. Elle est belle, intelligente, douée pour le piano :une jeune fille parfaite. Slade va apprendre à la découvrir et le vernis va s'écailler...

" La fille a surgi, pile devant nous. Dans la lueur des phares, j'ai vu son visage. Une crinière brune, flottant au vent au moment où elle a tourné la tête. Des yeux bruns, grands ouverts, stupéfaits. Puis elle s'est écrasée contre le pare-brise. " Une seconde d'inattention et tout peut déraper... Des copains qui chantent dans une voiture, une rue traversée un peu rapidement, et la vie de deux adolescents bascule. Ryan et tara ne seront plus jamais les mêmes. Mais si, de cette rencontre, pouvait naître l'espoir ?

The powerful story of one man's fight in the trenches ... and the little messenger dog who saved him. Young soldier Jim McLeod waits in the trenches of World War I for the order to attack the enemy. With him are his friends, and Nipper, the messenger dog. When they charge across no-man's-land, Jim is shot ... and finds himself face to face with an enemy soldier.

Karl dreamed of driving a Ferrari, but for now driving his mother's old heap would have to do. But learning to drive was harder than it looked, and Karl was about to get a crash course behind the wheel. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.

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