Seventeen-year-old Gavin Hillstone is resigned to being miserable for the rest of his life. Left alone in the world after his parents died in a fire when he was four, he was placed in foster care, which for him meant ending up in an abusive home with an alcoholic adoptive father. Gavin’s only escape is in taking and creating images. His camera is his refuge from the unending torture and isolation of daily life in his “family.” Until he learns by accident that he isn’t alone in the world after all. His father’s parents are still alive and living in Washington DC. When he takes the plunge and travels 3,000 miles to find his grandparents, he learns that they—and he—are part of something much bigger, and more dangerous, than he could ever have imagined. Something that has always put his family at risk and that will now threaten his own life, while forever changing it. He learns that he is one of the last descendants of a small group of Photo Travelers—people who can travel through time and space through images. But his initial excitement turns to fear, when he soon discovers that he and his grandparents are being pursued by the fierce remnants of a radical European Photo Traveler cult, the Peace Hunters. What Gavin has, they want! His adventure will take him to past eras, like The Great Depression and the Salem Witch Trials. Gavin will have to discover who he really is and must make choices that spell the difference between life and death for himself, for the relatives he now knows and loves, and for the girl he will come to love. For Gavin, life will never be the same.

"You don't accept your consequences. You live with them" The story of a headstrong ballerina and a visionary filmmaker. -based on a true story-

Ashley is a 15 year old girl who has to deal with lots of things like self harm, suicide, GCSEs and bullying.This story sees her struggle with these problems and try to overcome them, but will she make it out alive? Or will everything get the better of her?

Just a poem about bullying. I love writing poems, even if they don't make sense.

This is the very personal diary of a woman who has had to face up to buried memories of child abuse, the result of many years of refusing to accept that anything was wrong. This is the eventual acceptance that allowed her to heal and grow stronger. This woman realizes many have had to face this in their lives, she unfortunately isn't the only one. Many have written about their experiences of their lives and how they reacted, many believe that the process of healing is just all part of the telling. So here, dear reader is the telling of this writer's own personal experience. it isn't to be read as a poor me account but more as a step forward and to recognize the inner strength of survival.

Poem about self harm

A book of poetry aimed at people who have or are struggling with the addiction of self injury. These are poems highlighting the growing problems of self harm. It isn't judging, though, and doesn't insist that the person suffering MUST stop or MUST recover, but it gives that option and emphasizes the good things about quitting.

**TRIGGERING** This is a warning. I don't want to hurt anyone with this book.

When her mother and father die in a car crash, Sammy is lost. The pain that threatens to swallow her up is only relieved momentarily by a terrible numbness. She doesn't feel like doing anything and happiness seems like it's a long way away. But when her grandparents ask, she insists on going on holidays with them during summer and, side by side with her faithful border collie, Ace, she will go on a journey to help discover the one person who can make her feel whole again.