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Summoning The Bones, is the second book in the Riding The Bones series in which the authors continue to build on the previous book by extending the practice of death/dying rites and rituals to the goddesses. The book covers Irish and Heathen practices as well as goes into, witchcraft, dread sisterhood, rite and rituals, blood magic, harrow/alar setups, goddess meditations and more.

Morufell is the story of two children who find themselves thrust into a different world filled with gods, elves, giants, ogres and the dead. The tale is told through a mysterious narrator who seems to know things that have happened and will happen to our main characters. The book is funny, insightful and full of illustrations.

Living in a secluded village, Maija must break the laws to search for her missing mother, what she finds instead will change everything she has ever known about her village, mermaids, and herself.

Living in a secluded village, Maija must break the rules to search for her missing mother, what she finds instead will change everything she has ever known about mermaids, her village, and her self.

An illustrated children's Christmas story about a grouchy author, a surprise visit from Santa Claus, and a lost family found. P.T. Grumbles is a writer and critic who's finishing up a large round of interviews with "the most famous people in the world" for publication as a book. When he's nearly finished with the work, a young child of one of the interviewees asks him if he's going to include an interview with Santa. Grumbles is attracted to...

This book is book one in a series of books that are linked to a custom tarot/oracle deck of the same name. This series is a mixture of Heathenry, Druid, and Irish witchcraft practices from the authors. It explores the concepts of the transition of the dead from person to divine personhood. The book was written by Larisa, Sheal and Sarah, all whom discuss how they were affected by death and their own relationships with the goddesses that they h...

Analysing diverse media representations of men who provide primary care to their children, this book demonstrates how the practice of fatherhood - and of masculinity - is changing, and the ways media representations sensationalise and reinforce gender inequities in regards to carework.

Analysing diverse media representations of men who provide primary care to their children, this book demonstrates how the practice of fatherhood - and of masculinity - is changing, and the ways media representations sensationalise and reinforce gender inequities in regards to carework"--

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Joy in the Mourning is not only the story of an accident that claimed the lives of Esther's three siblings on the way to their Father's funeral, it is also a detailed account of the feelings and struggles that accompany the grieving process. It portrays a clear message to those that have suffered any kind of loss, that they are not alone. From the automobile accident, the house fire, and the gradual loss of her mother during the same time peri...