Short enough to read in a sitting, deep enough to last a lifetime.
On joy, wisdom and living well.
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What if the most important thing you could do today wasn't more productive, more ambitious, or more disciplined, but simply more joyful?
In seventeen short chapters, this book shares the practical understanding that could transform the way you experience being alive. Not theory or affirmations, but genuine shifts in how life actually works, and how once you begin to see them, your days may start to feel a little different.
Each chapter stands on its own. You can read it in an hour, carry a chapter in your pocket, return to it whenever you need. It was written for anyone who has ever sensed that life is meant to feel better than this.
What's inside
"A fable for anyone who has ever felt that life is meant to be more than this."
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Sophia is twenty-three years old and drifting. She doesn't know what she wants, and everyone else seems to have it figured out.
One afternoon, in her favourite bookshop, she pulls a mysterious book from the shelf, and a door opens.
What follows is a journey through a world called Aloharin, where a series of remarkable elders offer her the truths she has been searching for, truths about worth, about joy, about the magic hidden in ordinary life.
Written in lyrical, verse-like prose, The Wisdom of Aloharin carries the same wisdom as the first book, told as a story. For readers who want to feel the truth as much as understand it.
"A gentle story about grief, joy, and the enduring presence of those we have loved."
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Oliver is twelve years old, and this Christmas feels impossible. His grandmother died in the summer, and the warmth she brought to every December has gone with her.
On Christmas Eve, he falls into a dream so vivid it feels entirely real, a reunion, a message, and a quiet understanding that changes everything. What he discovers is that love doesn't end when someone leaves. It simply changes shape.
A Christmas Dream is a gentle story about grief, joy, and the people who stay with us long after we can no longer see them. Short enough to read on Christmas Eve. Warm enough to stay with you long after.
"Nothing you can do will make you more valuable than you already are, just as nothing you might fail to do will make you any less."
— Paul Isherwood, The Most Important Hour
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