166 results for 'Leyla Ok'

The Majnun Leyla Poems about Passion is a collection of love poems written by Qays, also known as Majnun, to his beloved cousin Leyla. In these poems, we see the depth of his longing and passion for...

Leyla's Path to the Man of Colours is the third instalment in a trilogy that follows Leyla's journey as she navigates her psychic pathway. This latest adventure sees Leyla and Maude face a series of...

Arabic Love Poetry from the Desert: Majnun Leyla presents 62 Arabic poems from the 7th century, exploring the story of Qays' passionate love for his cousin Leyla. Each poem is accompanied by an...

The structure of our personalities can be understood through Transactional Analysis, which identifies three observable ego-states: Parent, Adult, and Child. According to Thomas Harris, most people...

The OK Book by Amy Krouse Rosenthal is a clever play on words that explores what it means to be "OK". By personifying OK in various forms, such as an OK climber or an OK lightning bug catcher, the...

Honesty Over Silence: It's Ok Not to Be OkThis book offers a honest and vulnerable exploration of life's difficult topics, such as trusting God in pain, dealing with anxiety and depression, and...

Honesty Over Silence: It's OK Not to Be OK by Patrick ReganThis book invites honest conversations about life's challenges, such as trusting God in pain, dealing with anxiety and depression, and...

The Psalms offer a unique perspective on life's struggles. In "It's OK to Be Not OK: Preaching the Lament Psalms", Federico G. Villanueva explores how these ancient songs of lament can help us...

Help your child understand and manage their emotions with this interactive children's education book. Written and illustrated by Lindsay Coates, It's Ok is designed to help young minds identify,...

Justin L. Clardy challenges the assumption that monogamy is the ideal form of romantic love in Why It's OK to Not Be Monogamous.The book questions the moral status of non-monogamy, arguing that...

Debbie Tung's graphic memoir, Everything Is OK, is a poignant and gently humorous exploration of her struggles with anxiety and depression. Through a series of comics, Debbie shares her personal...

It's OK to Cry: A Let's Talk Picture Book to Help Children Talk about Their Feelings by Molly Potter is a reassuring picture book that helps young children understand and express their emotions...

This heart-warming story celebrates individuality and self-acceptance. It's OK to be different, and this charming tale follows a young boy who finds joy in being himself, even when the world around...

Grief is simply love in its most wild and painful form. It's a natural and sane response to loss. Yet, our culture often treats grief like a disease to be cured as quickly as possible. In "It's OK...

Hamlet is Not OK is a refreshingly different take on Shakespeare's famous play. When Selby, a teenager who hates homework and anything to do with school, finds herself transported into the world of...

Why It's OK to Love Bad Movies by Matthew Strohl is an exploration of the value of art and film. The author argues that conventional notions of "good" and "bad" are not always applicable, and that...

This inspiring picture book, It's OK to be Different, celebrates individuality and encourages children to accept and befriend those who are different from themselves. With its fun and clever rhymes,...

Playing video games is often viewed as a solitary activity, but it can also be a source of connection and community. Why It's OK to Be a Gamer challenges the common assumption that gaming is a...

The OK Doll by Peter Greenaway A script for an unrealized film about a life-sized model of Alma Mahler, the Austrian painter Oskar Kokoschka's long-term companion. For three years, Kokoschka lived...

Ok, Yeah. Poems and Small Inserts by a. a moon is a poignant collection of poetry that explores themes of love, addiction, hurt, and recovery. This book contains content that may be sensitive or...

I'm Unvaccinated and That's OK! is a personal story about a child who shares his family's reasons for choosing not to vaccinate him. Dr. Shannon Kroner, who has worked with special needs families...

OK: The Improbable Story of America's Greatest Word Discover the fascinating history behind one of the most commonly used words in the English language. From its humble beginnings as a newspaper joke...

Chronikle celebrates 60 years of the OK Dinghy, a unique and entertaining history of the class.With over 100 stories, many illustrated, this book brings together a diverse range of characters from...

Titus Rules Ok tells the story of a young corgi puppy growing up in Windsor Castle. As he learns to navigate his new surroundings, Titus becomes a favourite of the Queen, who breaks with tradition by...

Radiohead's OK Computer OKNOTOK 1997 2017 is an official songbook featuring the original twelve tracks from the OK Computer album, plus three unreleased tracks and eight B-sides. This collection...

At 54, Jean Brown could confidently write "It's ok, I'm all right?" after being diagnosed with a malignant tumor. Her faith had already faced numerous challenges, and chemotherapy was not going to be...

Why It's OK to Enjoy the Work of Immoral Artists by Mary Beth Willard explores the complex relationship between art, morality, and our personal choices. The author argues that enjoying art is an...

Change is all around us, and it can be overwhelming. This beautifully illustrated book explores how change exists everywhere in a natural and beautiful way, using fun rhyming couplets for children...

Why It's OK to Be Amoral challenges the idea that moral principles can be derived from objective truths. Instead, it argues that moral convictions are rooted in emotional dispositions and social...

Ok, Mr Field by Katharine Kilalea is a thought-provoking novel about a pianist who suffers an accident that forces him to abandon his career. He and his wife relocate to South Africa, where they...

Why It's OK Not to Think for Yourself by Jonathan MathesonThis thought-provoking book challenges our common assumption that independent thinking is always the best approach. Instead, philosopher...

It's OK to Feel Things Deeply is a supportive guide for women navigating life's difficult emotions. Carissa Potter shares practical guidance and meaningful messages of empathy, honesty, art, and...

Everything Will Be OK: A Story of Hope, Love and PerspectiveA heart-wrenching yet inspiring memoir about overcoming life-threatening adversity. Michael Crossland's remarkable journey takes readers...

I'm OK, I'm Pig! by Hye-sun Kim A powerful and experimental collection of poetry that challenges traditional forms and language. Written in response to the patriarchal society of South Korea, Kim's...

This book offers guidance for kids to navigate their feelings when they're not feeling okay. It encourages them to trust their support system and accept that it's normal to have moments of not being...

When You're Not OK: A Toolkit for Tough Times by Jill Stark is a warm and practical guide to help you navigate life's challenging days. Written with compassion, humour and honesty, this self-care...

Is This OK? One Woman's Search For Connection Online is an unflinchingly honest and laugh-out-loud account of growing up as a millennial woman in the era of the early internet.The author recounts her...

It's OK to be angry about capitalism. A system fuelled by uncontrolled greed and rigged against ordinary people is unacceptable. Bernie Sanders takes on the 1% and speaks blunt truths about a system...

This guide offers valuable insight into what it's like to have a loved one with a personality disorder. Linda S. Budd shares her expertise and experience gained from hard-fought lessons learned,...

Understanding Your Personality: A Practical Guide Dr. Thomas Harris's groundbreaking book explains how to distinguish the three active elements that make up everyone's personality (Parent, Adult, and...

Slow Lizard's gentle approach to life teaches valuable lessons about friendship and the beauty of slowing down. In this soothing picture book, Yeorim Yoon and Jian Kim invite readers to explore a...

Is This OK? One Woman's Search For Connection Online is a refreshingly honest and humorous account of navigating online relationships in the modern age.The author, Harriet Gibsone, shares her own...

Roman Kemp: Are You Really OK? In this honest and thought-provoking book, Roman Kemp shares his personal struggles with depression and mental health, as well as the experiences that have shaped him...

Rekha Nath argues that conventional views of fatness in Western societies are ill-conceived and that it is time to recognize sizeism as a serious structural injustice.This book debunks popular...

The OK End of Funny Town by Mark Polanzak is a collection of stories that stitch fantastical situations into everyday life. With a keen eye for observation, Polanzak explores the boundaries between...

Many of us experience life through multiple perspectives. A job or a religion may seem fulfilling in one way, but tedious or ridiculous from another. Our friends can be wise and obtuse at the same...

Joseph's big family is full of people who like different things. This charming picture book shows that being different isn't something to be worried about - it can actually be fun!In this engaging...

Patrick Freyne's life has been a series of unconventional experiments and experiences. From opening a gate to let a horse out at age 5, to jumping out of a plane for charity as a young adult, he has...

Science has faced numerous criticisms and challenges in recent years. This book offers a well-researched defense of science, addressing concerns raised by scholars such as Bruno Latour, Simon...

Addressing the most common questions about mental health and mental illness, Kati Morton provides a comprehensive guide to caring for your mental wellbeing.From finding the best therapist to...

Radiohead's OK Computer by Dai Griffiths explores the themes and ideas that have made this album resonate so deeply with its audience. Through close musical analysis, the author argues that OK...

Speaking your mind can be a powerful way to express yourself and stand up for what you believe in, but it can also be a risky business.Many of us feel like we're walking on eggshells when...

Allowing people to make bad choices can be a complex issue. Some argue that certain poor decisions are not severe enough to warrant intervention, but others believe that freedom to act responsibly is...

Part three: "LOVE" follows Daniel's journey after his treatment in hospital as he navigates his recovery process.This is the second part of a three-part series, which explores the story of an...

It's OK to Talk: A Practical Guide to Mental Health for Men by Sam Cooper is a supportive guide that offers actionable tips and advice to open up conversations around men's mental health.The author...

The Naughty Bus is a charming picture book about a misbehaving bus that gets into all sorts of trouble. With its engaging storyline and lovable characters, this book is sure to entertain young...

Steven Chung's Split Screen Korea offers a fascinating in-depth account of postwar Korean film and popular culture through the remarkable career of Shin Sang-ok, arguably the most important Korean...

The Sandwich Faith, Hope, Love and why Things are Still Ok by Glenn Myers is a refreshingly honest exploration of the Christian life. Drawing from his own experiences and insights, Myers offers...

A collection of over 100 original jokes that Matt Alexander has crafted over the years. These lighthearted jokes cover a wide range of topics, from everyday subjects like dogs and mayonnaise to more...

Little Bird holds her father's unresponsive hand for the first time in her life. This poignant moment marks a turning point in their relationship, as she transitions from being the youngest and most...

It's OK to Cry A Let's Talk Picture Book to Help Children Talk about Their Feelings by Molly Potter is a thoughtful picture book that helps young children understand and manage their emotions. This...

Heather Shumaker explores the often-controversial world of parenting in her thought-provoking book, It's OK Not to Share. Drawing on her own experiences as a mother and insights from child...

Why It's OK to Talk About Trauma by Charlie WebsterThis book offers a new approach to understanding and coping with trauma, drawing on the author's own experiences and research.Charlie Webster...

A simple and soothing guide to better mental health, offering wise words and practical advice. What's normal anyway? Nobody is fine all the time, and if you're feeling down or struggling with serious...

Twins share a special bond, but they're also unique individuals. This beautifully illustrated children's book explores the similarities and differences between two sisters, Amba and Leela, who are...

It's OK to Go Up the Slide: Renegade Rules for Raising Confident and Creative Kids by Heather Shumaker. Heather Shumaker challenges traditional parenting approaches with her "renegade rules",...

This candid examination of Seventh-day Adventist history and doctrines reveals the complex roots of the movement. It begins with William Miller's 1844 prophecy, which convinced over 50,000 New...

OK Boomer, Let's Talk How My Generation Got Left Behind by Jill Filipovic The economic and social realities faced by millennials are stark. Despite being the most educated generation in American...

This book offers a critical examination of how World Trade Organization (WTO) law is interpreted. Petros C. Mavroidis, a leading expert in WTO scholarship, provides a broad grounding in the legal...

Are You Really OK? by Debra Fileta is a guide to getting real about your spiritual, emotional, mental and physical health. It challenges you to stop, dig deep and ask yourself hard questions to...

This collection of honest writings about mental health is a refreshingly raw and emotional exploration of what it means to be human.Over 60 people have shared their stories, offering powerful, funny,...

It's OK to Feel Sh*t (Sometimes) is a supportive guide filled with actionable tips and advice to help you when you're feeling low. Feeling down or struggling with your mental health can be really...

For learners looking for an engaging way to improve their English skills, this book offers 10 easy stories that will help you laugh and cry. With its fun approach, it's no surprise that students who...

Johnny Doesn't Flap is a thought-provoking picture book that challenges common perceptions of neurological difference. A neurotypical boy's quirks are met with confusion by his autistic friend,...

For young readers facing challenges and setbacks, this story offers a reassuring message about the importance of learning from mistakes. Peanut-Butter, with the support of her friend Jelly, navigates...

Graduates are often told to change the world and make a lasting impact. However, this book offers a different perspective.The authors argue that some individuals believe they have a responsibility to...

Doc Holliday's life was marked by contradictions - as a dentist, he was trained to heal; as a gambler, he was drawn to risk. In this gripping historical novel, Paul West brings to life the legendary...

Help your child navigate their emotions with this engaging activity book. Inside, you'll find a range of fun puzzles and games designed to help young people understand and manage their feelings.With...

This poignant collection of 31 poems offers a deeply personal and relatable exploration of love, loss, and life. Written by Leyla Ok as a tribute to her mother, these poems are a heartfelt expression...

Set in the Canadian West, this heartwarming novel tells the story of a young teacher who leaves her past behind to start a new life in a small community.As she navigates the challenges of her new...

In the depths of London's ruins, sea creatures swim freely. Trapped beneath the surface, humanity clings to hope and fear - fear of what lurks in the darkness, and hope that one day they'll find a...

This inspiring picture book celebrates the unique qualities that make every child special. With its bright illustrations and rhyming text, it encourages young readers to accept themselves and others...

Stacey Dooley shares her personal perspective and sheds light on the mental health crisis affecting young people in the UK. Through conversations with individuals directly impacted by mental health...

This sweet book teaches children the simple and profound power of self-compassion through simple affirmations that can be repeated when things are hard.It's amazing how powerful it can be to move...

A unique conversation with some remarkable individuals. Lee Marsland's story is one of unexpected connections made through radio amateurism. He recounts his conversations with famous people from...

In the depths of a post-apocalyptic London, sea creatures roam free. For sixteen-year-old Leyla McQueen, this is a world without hope - until she's given a chance to participate in the city's...

A gripping tale of family secrets and suspense in 19th-century England. After her mother's death, Leyla sets out to uncover the truth about her past and her family's mysterious legacy.Her journey...

Leyland Lorries is a comprehensive history of the iconic British lorry manufacturer. The story begins in 1884 with the establishment of the Lancashire Steam Motor Company, which would eventually...

The story of Leyland Tractors begins with the influential orange Nuffield tractor of 1948, which shaped the development of the brand. This period is followed by the blue tractors built in Bathgate,...

Georgia Nicolson's life is in disarray. It's been over a week since her last snog, and she's struggling to shake off the withdrawal symptoms.As she navigates this awkward phase, Georgia can't help...

The Leyland Bus: A Comprehensive History A detailed and illustrated account of the company's development from its origins as the Lancashire Steam Company in 1886, to its acquisition by Volvo Buses in...

British Leyland - The Cars, 1968-1986 by James Taylor is a detailed look at the cars produced during this period. In 1968, British Leyland merged with several motor manufacturers to create a unified...

Leyland Double-Decker Buses is a comprehensive history of the iconic vehicles built by Leyland's Bus and Coach Division. From its early days demonstrating petrol-engined double-deckers at the 1905...

Leyland's Big Cat Coaches is a fascinating look at the history of one of the world's largest vehicle manufacturers. From humble beginnings building steam lawnmowers in Lancashire, Leyland Motors grew...

In Public/in Private by Leyla Josephine is a collection of poetry that explores the complexities of identity and the blurring of public and private lives. With humour and reverence, the poet...

British Leyland: Betting on a Miracle 1978-1986This book explores the turbulent era of British Leyland's history, from 1978 to 1986, a period marked by significant change in national strategy and...

Joey is a heartwarming story about a young girl's journey to self-discovery and growth. Emily Hill's poignant novel explores themes of identity, family, and belonging.The author weaves a narrative...

The Leyland PD Titans in Service: The Late 1960s and 1970s This book showcases a wide range of variants from the long-lived Leyland PD marque, photographed across Britain during the late 1960s and...

This comprehensive guide covers the operation and repair of popular marine and stationary diesel engines.Containing both operator's handbooks and complete repair manuals, this book provides detailed...

Naomi Shihab Nye's stories are laugh-out-loud funny, deeply moving, and unforgettable. As a traveling poet and visiting teacher, she has spent countless hours in cars, both driving and being driven...