September 1939. Before the Second World War starts, fourteen-year-old Sybil Vaughn is sent away on one of the first transports out of the city. Despite the apparent importance of it all, Sybil believes she'll be back home in a week and doesn't even say goodbye to her Mum. On arrival in the country, Sybil is billeted with the Goodwin's, a couple in search of some help on their family farm. With Sybil not really fitting the bill, she works to prove herself to both of them. Along the way, she happens to find out a lot more about herself, too. (C)Spruce_Goose

"On a trip to LifeOfSTee." To the world-this is more than a journey, it's a becoming. I'm moving with faith, growing through every step. Stay true, stay hopeful-your path is unfolding too.

Words to uplift, inspire and hopefully mend a lost, broken soul. Most impressive rankings: #1 -uplifting #1 -poems #1 -positive #2 -inspired #1 -encouragement #2 -Jesus #1 -religious

I DO NOT TAKE CREDIT FOR THESE STORIES. These are just a few adorable stories that I have read online and would like to share with you. Each chapter is a different short story. Enjoy! highest rankings: #2 in inspirational #4 in experiences

This book is all about quotes that I have seen/heard that are inspirational to me HOPE THEY INSPIRE YOU LIKE THEY DID FOR ME.

"Even if only evil is left in the world, a small shred of virtue must remain or the evil has no definition." When Elisabeth's life is completely unrecognizable compared to how it once was, she uses her diary as a coping mechanism. Managing her way through the persecution, how will she figure out a way to survive the war? This book is taken from the perspective of a young girl during the Shoah, also known as the Holocaust. This book is based on real events, but any similarities to a real person are merely a coincidence. The inspiration for this book was the many diaries kept by young children during a time their life was surrounded by war. Completed 4/28/2021 Editing began 5/24/2021