Diary of a Shapeshifter

Literature & Fiction

McCann, Kevin

Poetry

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Imagine feeling cold hard steel against your spine as a young psychopath presses a drill into it.  Imagine the despair of an elderly person suffering from dementia. Imagine witnessing a bloody attempted suicide. Imagine the fierce protection you feel towards those in your care. Imagine not being able to tell a soul. Imagine setting it free....   It's the 1980s. Young and idealistic, nineteen year old Kat Anderson becomes a psychiatric nurse at a formidable Victorian hospital set in isolated, rural surroundings. This is her story.

Labelled: Inside the Stigmatised World of Mental Illness

Frederickson, Alex

Genre Fiction

Out of the Corner

Arts & Photography

Johnson, Karen

Graphic Design

Have you ever questioned what happens when you die? Maybe there has been a time in your life when you've witnessed the passing of a loved one?  Ava- Marie Swanson is eight years old, with a life threatening illness, which affects her life and the family around her. She tells us her story herself, through her own thoughts and imagination, and from the first page to the inevitable end, she reminds us all of the true meaning of friends and family.  It is hoped that her story will help bring healing to, and ease the prospect of death for, those who are facing it themselves, and those who have a loved one who is seriously or terminally ill. It is also a useful tool for opening a dialogue, and examining the subject of illness and death, with the inquisitive child.  IN AID OF THE BBC CHILDREN IN NEED APPEAL, A REGISTERED CHARITY NO. 802052 IN ENGLAND AND WALES, AND SC039557 IN SCOTLAND.    30% OF NET SALES OF THIS TITLE WILL BE DONATED TO THE 2014 APPEAL.  Current Finalist in The Peoples Book Prize 2014, Children's Category

The Tale of Ava-Marie Swanson

Green, S. R.

Parenting & Relationships

<p>Bess Cunningham was born, and currently lives, in Brooklyn, New York. Since childhood she has suffered with severe OCD, anxiety and depression. In desperation for relief, Bess spent ten years researching and experimenting. Through her efforts she remains OCD free and is enjoying her life</p>

Ocd and Me: My Unconventional Journey Through Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Cunningham, Bess

Religion & Spirituality

Bess Cunningham was born, and currently lives, in Brooklyn, New York. Since childhood she has suffered with severe OCD, anxiety and depression. In desperation for relief, Bess spent ten years researching and experimenting. Through her efforts she remains OCD free and is enjoying her life.

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