Maa Paa Story is a collection of poems, stories, articles and real life incidence which compiled by Abhilasha Uday Tiwari and Abhishek Kumar with a creative team of spectacular co-authors.It is dedicated to all single Mothers, fathers and parents. Hope their emotions touch your heart and will leave imprints of it. When it comes to parents each one of us becomes emotional as we have spend each moment from birth till now and after also. They are the support system of your life rather a lifeline for us.We are lucky to have parents in our life many don't have that luck too. So cherish what u have and take care of them in their second childhood. Don't ever leave them alone as they never left you alone when you where not independent. They have sacrificed a lot for you child. Happy reading dear readers.

I mean, best friend and love, what if it works out? Or what if it didn’t? What if it was as easy to get out of love then falling in one.

Check mate is an anthology based on the most popular game "Chess". In this anthology 16 writers have played a beautiful role of 16 Characters of chess. ( 8 Pawns , 2 Rooks, 2 Bishops, 2 Knights, 1 Queen and 1 king) It'll be interesting to read this anthology as a viewer of a chess game. Happy Reading!

An original collection of four plays about unsung women from the history of the Canadian west. With theatrical twists and turns, Her Voice, Her Century takes us from an English doctor plunked into the middle of Alberta's unsettled north country, to a Canadian journalist covering the First World War, to the scandalous relationship between an Alberta politician and a young secretary, to the lives and work of two influential early Canadian photographers. Written for contemporary audiences and drawing heavily on newspaper articles, private letters, and court transcripts, this collection captures an authenticity of voice, using techniques of historical drama to connect the dots. Includes photos from the Provincial Archives of Alberta along with details of original production choices and stills from the productions. The plays included in the book are Letters from Battle River, Respecting the Action for Seduction, and The Unmarried Wife, co-written by David Cheoros and Karen Simonson, and Firing Lines, written by Debbie Marshall.

This book examines the translations of selected miracle stories from the Hebrew Bible, Septuagint (LXX) and the Greek New Testament into selected Ghanaian mother-tongues, considering possible shifts of meaning that occur in translating. 1Kings 18:25–38, Mark 9:14–29 and Luke 7:11–17 are used as case studies. The author draws out semiotic-hermeneutical nuances of these texts as they are understood in the Ghanaian context and addresses questions in the field of Biblical studies concerning the relevance of intercultural hermeneutics for current trends in Ghanaian Christianity. Particularly important is the high premium placed on ‘miracles’ in present-day Ghanaian spirituality, making a careful analysis of these stories particularly relevant for the Ghanaian audience. The study also explores several factors that influence the translation process and have a bearing on the reception and use of the text. It follows the growing calls for a shift in African Biblical hermeneutics from the theological heritage of Europe and America to the emerging theological trajectories of Africa. This post-colonial shift re-examines the translated text, moving from what the text might have meant to what the text might mean in Africa.