New Releases by Neil Curtis

Do you have doubts about God? Ever tried communicating with the Creator? Do you feel as if your prayers go unanswered? This book was written for you. In the early chapters of this book, the Godly-renown author, Neil Curtis, describes his remarkable experiences with God, the Creator which prepares the reader for a spiritual, reality check. Through Curtis’ experiences, visions and self-help exercises, readers will find a non-religious, simple and precise guide to personal examination and spiritual growth. “Anyone can learn how to effectively communicate with God in order to get answers and positive results,” says the author. Additionally, the shocking truth about society and how to overcome life’s tempting obstacles will be revealed. As the book progresses and as time goes on, Curtis watches the Creator’s signs intensify until one day, God communicates with Curtis like never before. A powerful series of mystical and unbelievable events occur, leaving the reader anxious to develop their own connection with the Creator. Curtis shares that his purpose was revealed to him by the Creator and that everyone will know their purpose after reading, applying and sharing the principles found within these pages. “This work will inspire people to get in touch with our Creator” says Curtis. His life purpose is to help the world unite through one common denominator, God the Creator.

The North Downs Way is the National Trail that follows Natural England’s acorn waymarks from Farnham to the coast at Dover. This picturesque Trail takes in chalk ridges, river valleys and sections of the Pilgrims’ Way. At the eastern end you can either walk via Canterbury (a total distance of 130 miles, 208 km) or follow the southern route (123 miles, 197 km). This is the complete, official guide for the long-distance walker or the weekend stroller. All you need is this one book.National Trail Guides are the official guidebooks to the fifteen National Trails in England and Wales and are published in association with Natural England, the official body charged with developing and maintaining the Trails.

While conducting a tour of the "landlubbers'' world" for a bus load of sea creatures, Pirate intercepts school-bound siblings Billy and Heidi and enlists their aid in recovering his hijacked ship from a troupe of mischievous monkey-crabs.

Spanish translation of "Cat and fish". Cat and Fish come from different worlds - he from the land, she from the sea. But when they meet in the park one night, they like each other''s looks. Cat shows Fish his world and teaches her how to climb, how to take shelter from the rain, and how to stay warm. But Fish misses the sea, so Cat takes her back and meets her friends and discovers the water world. Then the trouble starts. Opposites may attract, but can they find common ground and stay friends? Neil Curtis''s stunning black-and-white illustrations make this whimsical story of how two unlikely soul mates overcome their differences spring to life, enchanting young readers and their parents alike. For primary (K-3) school children.

Short, illustrated and outrageously funny! When a pirate arrives at Billy and Heidi''s door, it''s the start of a crazy and unpredictable adventure as they sail their ''fish-finger'' house to Itchy Ear Island, and learn all sorts of quirky facts about pirates, parrots and cabbages along the way.

Enter the realm of Neil Curtis'' childhood memories. His evocative paintings and powerfully simple narrative are intensely personal, yet speak to the child in us all.

Big-footed Prince Flip-Flop is the star of the Bengal Tigers football team - and he knows it. His uncoordinated brother Prince Flim -Flam writes poetry in the ivory tower. Flip-Flop is annoyed when Princess Marigold is uninspired by his performances at Saturday matches. Then one day she receives a beautiful poem.

All Mr Noah asked for was a bit of peace and quiet, but then God told him to build an ark and life suddenly became very noisy. Suggested level: primary.

Describes how paper is made, beginning in a forest and ending in a paper mill.

Describes how tires are made, illustrating the process that begins on a rubber tree plantation and ends at a factory.

Describes how bread is made, illustrating the process that begins in a wheat field and ends at a bakery.

Traces the evolution of reptiles, describes the anatomy of snakes and lizards, and looks at their habitat, characteristics, food, reproduction, camouflage, and natural enemies.