Novaprism publishing (4 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bramble has never explained where he came from. Wren Alder never asked. It's the one rule every Warden in her family has passed down for three hundred years: take him in, don't ask.Then a Guild archivist arrives in Hollowmere on what's supposed to be a routine inspection of the newly mended lantern, and finds something in three-hundred-year-old records that was never meant to be found: the name of a familiar who vanished on the night of the very first binding, and never came back.Bramble has started forgetting himself in small, frightening ways. A magistrate from the Guild's capital is on his way to reseal the lantern for good, with or without anyone's cooperation, in eleven days. And Wren is starting to understand that mending the crack in the lantern was never the hard part. The hard part is what happens when the thing you love most turns out to be older, and far more broken than you ever let yourself notice.An archivist who isn't sure which side she's supposed to be on. A magistrate who treats kindness as paperwork nobody's filed yet. And a cat who may be about to remember exactly who he was before he was anyone's, whether he wants to or not. Wren has eleven days to choose between the rules she was raised on and the family she's actually built.A quick, cozy read for anyone who wants their fantasy warm and their stakes real, with small towns that are just a little bit haunted.Perfect for fans of Travis Baldree, T. Kingfisher, and any story where the tea is always warm and the magic always costs something.The Cat Who Remembered Everything is Book Two of the Hollowmere Mendings, a novella-length cozy fantasy ( 20,700 words, roughly 1-2 hours of reading). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Be ready before an emergency, not in the middle of one.The power goes out. A storm moves in. Phones stop working, or a medical scare happens when help is twenty minutes away. Emergency Preparedness for Seniors is a plain, practical guide for older adults, caregivers, and their families. It's for people who want to feel ready, not frightened.It's written in large print, in short steps, with no survivalist jargon. Instead of another book you skim once and shelve, this one helps you get the essentials down on paper before you need them: your contacts, your medications, your documents, your supplies, and a simple plan your family can follow.Inside: A step-by-step plan for the first 72 hours, the first week, and the first monthLarge-print pages that are easy to readFill-in checklists for home, health, documents, food, water, power, and communicationCaregiver pages for adult children helping aging parentsClear steps for power outages, storms, evacuation, and medical needsA calm tone throughout: no doom, no panicThink this is too complicated? It isn't. Start with the pages that matter most, then build the rest at your own pace.Whether you live alone, share a home, or you're an adult child sorting things out for a parent, this book gives your family one place to turn when it counts.Start your plan today, while it's quiet, long before you need it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bramble has never explained where he came from. Wren Alder never asked. It's the one rule every Warden in her family has passed down for three hundred years: take him in, don't ask.Then a Guild archivist arrives in Hollowmere on what's supposed to be a routine inspection of the newly mended lantern, and finds something in three-hundred-year-old records that was never meant to be found: the name of a familiar who vanished on the night of the very first binding, and never came back.Bramble has started forgetting himself in small, frightening ways. A magistrate from the Guild's capital is on his way to reseal the lantern for good, with or without anyone's cooperation, in eleven days. And Wren is starting to understand that mending the crack in the lantern was never the hard part. The hard part is what happens when the thing you love most turns out to be older, and far more broken than you ever let yourself notice.An archivist who isn't sure which side she's supposed to be on. A magistrate who treats kindness as paperwork nobody's filed yet. And a cat who may be about to remember exactly who he was before he was anyone's, whether he wants to or not. Wren has eleven days to choose between the rules she was raised on and the family she's actually built.A quick, cozy read for anyone who wants their fantasy warm and their stakes real, with small towns that are just a little bit haunted.Perfect for fans of Travis Baldree, T. Kingfisher, and any story where the tea is always warm and the magic always costs something.The Cat Who Remembered Everything is Book Two of the Hollowmere Mendings, a novella-length cozy fantasy ( 20,700 words, roughly 1-2 hours of reading). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Be ready before an emergency, not in the middle of one.The power goes out. A storm moves in. Phones stop working, or a medical scare happens when help is twenty minutes away. Emergency Preparedness for Seniors is a plain, practical guide for older adults, caregivers, and their families. It's for people who want to feel ready, not frightened.It's written in large print, in short steps, with no survivalist jargon. Instead of another book you skim once and shelve, this one helps you get the essentials down on paper before you need them: your contacts, your medications, your documents, your supplies, and a simple plan your family can follow.Inside: A step-by-step plan for the first 72 hours, the first week, and the first monthLarge-print pages that are easy to readFill-in checklists for home, health, documents, food, water, power, and communicationCaregiver pages for adult children helping aging parentsClear steps for power outages, storms, evacuation, and medical needsA calm tone throughout: no doom, no panicThink this is too complicated? It isn't. Start with the pages that matter most, then build the rest at your own pace.Whether you live alone, share a home, or you're an adult child sorting things out for a parent, this book gives your family one place to turn when it counts.Start your plan today, while it's quiet, long before you need it. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …