Helen Brown Boeken

BTS: Kings of K-Pop is the must-have commemorative celebration of BTS, the Korean boy band with a global army of fans.

Ministry often demands selflessness, leaving those who serve in need of renewal and encouragement. This book emphasizes the importance of refreshing the spirit of those in service, highlighting the role of the Holy Spirit as a lasting source of comfort and support. Through biblical insights, it reassures that even the most dedicated encouragers require moments of rejuvenation to continue their vital work.

Helen and Wendy invite readers to explore a nostalgic journey through Australia's past, highlighting the values of hard work and the importance of family and friendships. The narrative captures the challenges and rewards of life in a simpler era, offering a heartfelt reflection on community and resilience.

Exploring domestic and family violence, recovery, and forgiveness, this collection of short stories is set in the small town of Huntersville, where hope and healing are found through faith. The narratives delve into the complexities of trauma and resilience, offering a poignant look at the human experience. Readers are cautioned about the depictions of violence and its aftermath, with a reminder to seek support if needed.

Where's the Dinosaur? is full of the most amazing facts about the colossal prehistoric animals that used to roam the Earth, with dinosaurs and other creatures to search for and find on every page.

This fan guide tells of BlackPink's days as trainees, their debut, their hits and takes an in-depth look at the personalities of Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa. Packed with fascinating facts and sensational secrets around how the girls got together and their rise to fame, to their choreography, fashion and style, this book takes fans up close and personal with the girls. Filled with pages of brilliant photos and quotes, this is the ultimate book for Blinks as well as new fans everywhere.

Having a baby is an incredible experience, and the ultimate responsibility! Parenting is a job that you start with no training at all and friends and family always seem to be the first to tell you how best to bring up your children. But there's no sure-fire formula for raising kids.

For all those people who say they aren't cat people, but deep down know they are. Helen Brown wasn't a cat person, but her nine-year old son Sam was. So when Sam heard someone mention that her cat had just had a litter, he pleaded to go and see them. Seeing Sam holding one of the tiny kittens in his hands, Helen was powerless to resist and the deal was done - to be delivered when the kitten was big enough to leave her mother. Just a week later, Sam was killed in a road accident. Not long after this, a little black kitten was delivered to the family's doorstep. Totally numbed by Sam's death, Helen had completely forgotten about the new arrival, which belonged in another universe when Sam was still alive. Helen was ready to send her back, but Sam's younger brother, Rob, identified with the kitten who'd also lost her brothers. Stroking her, it was the first time Helen had seen him smile since Sam's death. There was no choice, the kitten - dubbed Cleo - had to stay. Cleo's immense character slowly taught the family to laugh again, giving them hope of getting back to normal. She went on to become the high priestess of Helen's household - vetoing her new men, terrifying visiting dogs and playing an integral role in their lives to become both a guardian and friend.

The narrative follows Helen Brown's transformative experience as a foster mother to Bono, a homeless cat, blending humor and emotion. Through her month-long journey, she explores themes of compassion, connection, and the unexpected joys of caring for a pet in need, ultimately highlighting the profound impact of this relationship on her life.

The eagerly anticipated follow-up to the bestseller 'Cleo', this is Helen Brown's frank and often funny account of a power struggle between a mother, her daughter and the insane family cat.