Set against the backdrop of World War II, the narrative follows Ziuta and her family as they face the harrowing realities of Soviet imprisonment and forced labor in Russia. Enduring starvation and brutal conditions, their survival seems bleak until a compassionate Maharaja from India emerges as a potential savior for Ziuta and other Polish children. Imogene Salva draws from her mother's experiences to shed light on this lesser-known chapter of history, highlighting the resilience of the human spirit and the power of kindness in desperate times.
Overwhelmed by tragedy, a woman desperately tries to save her marriage in award-winning author Jennifer Hillier's Little Secrets, a riveting novel of psychological suspense.
AN INSTANT SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER PHENOMENON . . . 'Full of magic and intrigue . . . the perfect escape for fans of fantasies that straddle the edge of our world and transport readers to dazzling, deceptive, and unexpected places' STEPHANIE GARBER -- ARE YOU READY TO ENROL INTO THE HOUSE OF MARIONNE? Quell Marionne has lived her entire life on the run, all in order to hide the deadly magic that flows through her veins. She was born cursed with Toushana - a perilous dark magic. And the sentence for having it? Death . . . When her secret is discovered by a merciless assassin, Quell fears time is running out. There is only one place that can save her: The House of Marionne. Run by her estranged grandmother, the school trains their students to enter The Order, a society of magical elites. Quell knows this may be the key to burying her forbidden magic forever. But if her Toushana is discovered, she will be killed. Soon Quell realises that hiding who you are is even harder, especially when she meets the handsome, brooding Jordon. And it isn't long before she's forced to choose between her true nature and everyone she's grown to love. Brimming with ballgowns and betrayal, magic and mystery, decadence and darkness, House of Marionne is perfect for readers who crave morally grey characters, irresistible romance and dark academia.
Rodzice bardzo często niepokoją się o stan mowy dziecka. Mowa nie jest
umiejętnością wrodzoną. Człowiek nabywa tej umiejętności w ciągu całego
swojego życia w kontaktach z ludźmi. Niepok�j rodzic�w budzi fakt, iż ich
normalnie fizycznie rozwijające się dziecko m�wi mało, nie chce rozmawiać z
rodzicami, r�wieśnikami, ma mały zas�b sł�w albo nie m�wi jeszcze wcale.
Wszelkie nieprawidłowości w rozwoju psychoruchowym dziecka mogą prowadzić do
zaburzeń mowy. I odwrotnie: zaburzenia mowy mogą mieć wpływ na uszkodzenia
innych funkcji. W poradniku autorka wyjaśnia, jak odr�żnić op�źnienie rozwoju
mowy wynikające z indywidualnego tempa rozwoju dziecka od op�źnienia, kt�re
wskazuje, że dziecko nie rozwija się prawidłowo, kiedy należy się zgłosić do
logopedy oraz jak stymulować mowę dziecka.
