Holmes Libri

Set in Scotland, a sinister entity threatens the safety of the townspeople, hidden beneath the streets. As fear spreads, a group of unlikely heroes must confront this dark power, uncovering secrets that could change their lives forever. Themes of courage and friendship emerge as they navigate danger and deception, striving to protect their community from an ancient evil that seeks to rise again. The story blends suspense with rich Scottish folklore, creating a gripping tale of resilience and hope.

In this unique anthology, British authors have been charged with resurrecting the folk heroes of British protest history.

The narrative explores personal growth and self-acceptance, emphasizing the importance of embracing one's flaws and past experiences. The author reflects on the journey of becoming a strong woman, highlighting the significance of pain as a source of purpose. A central theme is the danger of judgment based on hearsay, advocating for authenticity and self-belief. By sharing her story, the author encourages others to reclaim their narratives and inspire confidence, urging readers to recognize their own experiences as valuable testimonies that can help others.

Set against a festive backdrop, this musical adventure invites readers to sing along with Santa and a delightful cast of Florida's birds as they share their holiday wishes. Illustrated by Ukrainian artist Juliet Frost, the book features engaging lyrics from Alena Holmes and includes an audio recording for an immersive experience. It highlights the rich diversity of Florida's wildlife while fostering educational opportunities about local species. This enchanting tale combines music, nature, and seasonal joy, making it a perfect holiday celebration for families and educators alike.

Attila is portrayed as a complex and captivating figure, challenging the brutal legend often associated with him. The book explores his role as a great warlord who valued loyalty, admired bravery, and rejected ostentation. Nick Holmes presents a fresh perspective on the relationship between Attila and Rome, highlighting the nuances of his character and leadership.

Containing 30 essays that embody the history of photography, this collection includes contributions from Niepce, Daguerre, Fox, Talbot, Poe, Emerson, Hine, Stieglitz, and Weston, among others.