Multi-cultural Stories

Finally, after escaping the abusive grasp of her father, siblings Nova, Nigel and newborn Neil are on the run. Leaving behind Saint Paul, Minnesota and all its bad memories, six months later they wind up in Tacoma, Washington ready for a fresh start with a new house, new job and a not so new car. They are ready to call Washington their new home. However, after meeting a string of strange acting people, accidentally breaking up an engagement party and setting an angry girlfriend -supposed to be fiance- on her trail, Nova is in for a wild ride. Not to mention having not one, but two wolves vying for her affection, can she handle it? And yes, she said wolves.

Yr 10 GCSE Art. My Sketchbook Drawings.

Between Boston and Bangalore, blossoming love reveals long-buried truth. When Dr. Jared Harrison, an extremely handsome, world-renowned Middle East journalist, accepts a teaching position at an elite Massachusetts college, he wonders if he can settle down and rebuild his family after all the horrors he has seen. When he meets the dazzling, brilliant art history professor Akshaya Bertrand, an exotic and highly private beauty, the challenge seems worth undertaking. While many have tried and failed to capture Akshaya's attention, Jared is determined to slip past her armor and into her life. When Jared finds himself once again traumatized by the tragedies imprinted on his psyche, an exciting joint book project he has landed for him and Akshaya is put in jeopardy. Can he release his demons and help her release her own, so they can take advantage of the unique opportunity to travel through India for research, combining Akshaya's passion for art with Jared's war correspondent resources in order to, together, create a dynamic, loving future?

This is a short story of how one train trip helps an Australian immigrant in his journey to find home. ------- Any constructive criticism is good criticism

Semillas means "seeds" in Spanish.

The Ayyub siblings have been looking forward to their summer holidays all year; before the end of term though, they notice a new teacher with a plant they have never seen before. The curiosity of the Ayyubs is pricked and they find themselves in a race against time to save their town.

Life gets twisty sometimes. After a day fraught with betrayals resulting in the loss of her job, her home, and her boyfriend, Twenty-seven year old Rika Birmingham, British-American by genetics – Japanese by birth, is about to lose the one thing that truly matters in her life. Or is she? Lucky has been her best friend and constant companion for twenty years, and the only family she's known for the past eighteen. Now, she just needs to get him to the hospital in time save his life. But when their trip is unavoidably delayed and Lucky dies en-route, he has no intention of leaving her - especially not now. Then again, maybe he won't have to. When a series of synchronistic events inadvertently lands his soul in the body of a would-be bridge jumper, world renowned Japanese-Korean artist, Jin Yoshikawa, it appears Lucky may just have a second chance to remain by the side of the woman he loves. Jin however, had decided not to jump and wants his body back, but Lucky has no intention of leaving and it seems the two are now karmicly bound to share his body - at least for the time being. And when a spur of the moment decision on Lucky's part employs Rika as the artist's live-in assistant while he recovers and prepares for an upcoming show, Jin winds up with a housemate he doesn't want, intervention he doesn't desire, and feelings for her his ingrained racism won't readily let him admit. Not to mention the likely normal complications you might expect in your life when having to share your body with the soul of a deceased cat in love with his mistress.

Against the advice of every chef, I never taste my food when I cook. It is a part of the culture I grew up in. See what happens when I try to explain it to a trained French chef..... Read this and other stories! I will be posting a couple of times a week for the next few weeks starting March 24th 2014

Victor Bose is a psychological patient being treated at New York in 2015. Neel Paul is a budding writer at Delhi, India in 2005. Two men who are separated by time and geography have nothing in common except a name : Emily. Both of them live separate lives a decade apart with the common ambitions: to find out who they really are and to find a key to their existence: Emily. Who is Emily? Is she a mere imagination or a reality? "It doesn't matter if your eyes are closed or open. Sometimes the answer lies at the other side of the blink. How do you know that what you see is real? Or the real question is: what do you call real?" Suman Bhattacharya The author of Error Code Love, Almost Realist and Suicide Room

Five assassins team up to fight the most feared terrorist groups, The Kings. Will they be able to stop the threat of a WWIII? Or will they fail and let the world go to waist? With the five strangers that are forced to work together be able to work with the blossoming feelings of romance between a strong Russian man and a strange American woman. Or the awkwardness between the American man and the Mexican woman. How about the sad past of the mysterious Canadian woman, will it come back to haunt her? Disclaimer: I did not create this cover nor do i own the rights to the movie "The Raid"

A new hardcover book of photography, illustrations, poetry, and prose that celebrates inclusion and the boundless creativity of children! By digitally imposing photographs of children into fairytale illustrations, classic works of art, and photography of iconic urban scenes, "Chicago Treasure" creates a whimsical world where any kid can dive into a storybook and become the main character, step into a painting at a museum to take a closer look, or explore cultural landmarks in bold ways that may not be possible in the boring confines of reality. While diverse youth from all walks of life populate "Chicago Treasure," many are students at the Chicago Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Disabled's preschool. In this inclusive and empowering book, every child, regardless of ability, ethnicity, gender, or age is free to see themselves take on great roles in literature and art. Accompanying the memorable images are clever original poems and playful newspaper articles from the "Chicago Pretender" that tell fresh, condensed versions of classic stories.

All her life, dreams of meeting her Japanese birth mother have filled Jessica Margaret Hoffman's head. Only, she's NOT Jessica Margaret Hoffman. She's Sakuraka. The cherry blossom child.

"Wakanda question is that?" Song: King's Dead -Jay Rock, Kendrick Lamar, Future, and James Blake