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Book 1 in the children’s book series featuring Magbean.

Meet Magbean, a bubbly little bean with big ideas and even bigger feelings. When Magbean spots a quiet new bean named Magbroccoli, he’s eager to become instant best friends. But things don’t go quite as planned…

In this sweet and funny story about patience, empathy, and understanding, Magbean learns that real friendships take time and that being kind is the best place to start.

Set on the colourful shores of Beanpie Island, You Can’t Rush Friendships is the first book in the Magbean!™ series, celebrating diversity, emotional resilience, and the magic of growing at your own pace.

Perfect for ages 4–9, this gentle tale is ideal for helping kids navigate social cues, respect boundaries, and build connections in their own unique way.

Survival, family, resilience. When the world goes dark, one family’s self-sufficient lifestyle becomes its greatest strength.

In a remote mountain lodge, the Callahan family has spent decades perfecting the art of self sufficient living. Gus and Jo have created a haven where their children and grandchildren can thrive, teaching them the skills needed to survive anything. Their carefully constructed world is thrown into chaos when a mysterious power outage isolates them from civilization.

This is not a love story.
It’s a collection of letters that were never sent.
Words held back, feelings hidden, goodbyes whispered only in the silence of the mind.

Each page is a memory that stings, a love left unfinished, an “I love you” spoken too late.
Within these lines are burning confessions, touches that never arrived, anger that found no voice.

In a magical world where Celestial Angels and Angels of Fire once lived in harmony, a new species was born—the Animen, powerful beings with the strength of beasts, the heart of humans, and the spirit of the divine. On the mysterious island of Vida, a young boy called Angel is about to discover the ancient power within him. With the Medallion of Tempo around his neck and a secret power growing inside him, Angel must face terrifying wolves, monstrous bats, and the truth about who he is.

Embark on a thrilling journey into the heart of darkness with “Dark Factions”, a high-octane science fiction masterpiece brimming with intrigue, suspense, and relentless action. Join Eric, a carefree twenty-something factory worker whose life takes a violent twist, leaving his body shattered and his mind forever altered.

A buried body. A haunted past. A truth someone will kill to keep hidden.
In the scorched outback of Queensland, former bull rider Rocky Barnes wants peace on his remote cattle station. But when a decomposed body surfaces after the rains, he’s dragged into a web of corruption, betrayal, and dangerous secrets.
With the help of fearless journalist Alice Hart and tough Jillaroo Bear, Rocky must face the truth he tried to outrun, because in the outback, justice rides hard, and the past never stays buried.

This novel updates the stories of Tori, Andhi and Khavu, Thembi, and Tebogo, characters introduced in her three previous books, “The Shrink”, “Hope” and “Kasane”. Check Brigitta’s author page for more details or find these books in the African Novels book category.

I didn’t just hit rock bottom—I found out it had a basement.

Born into a strict Jehovah’s Witness household, raised under the shadow of violence, and cast out for choosing freedom over fear—this is the unflinching true story of a boy who tried to disappear… and the man who fought like hell to return.

Rock Bottom Has a Basement is a raw, brutally honest memoir of survival, identity, and breaking generational cycles. From childhood indoctrination to homelessness, prison, love, betrayal, and the long road to healing—O.M. Zane lays it all bare.

This isn’t just a story about trauma—it’s about what comes after. The fire. The rebuilding. The hard-won redemption.

A heartwarming story that inspires children to trust their hearts, embrace their differences, and be proudly themselves. With gentle lessons woven into every page, this beautifully illustrated book encourages kindness, confidence, and creativity in young readers.

Young Mausami, a slave of the past, was living a life full of regrets. She desired to become a well-known photographer since forever.

One unfortunately fortunate day, her life took an unexpected turn and she moved to the city of dreams-Mumbai where she received instant acclaim from her peers but she still continued to feed her past.

Then…when she least expected it, he came wafting in, the rising star. The man Mumbai loved!! She hated music. He was a musician. Together they created their own kind of music.

Through trials and tribulations, Mausami finally managed to enter the best phase of her life holding his hand, but the worst was yet to come…

Time Heals Wounds, But Time Doesn’t Fill Gaps.
Three years ago Mausami’s heart was broken into so many tiny pieces that it took her forever to put it back. She has made a tremendous amount of money in the past years and has been living a life of luxury while still following her passion. But she is no longer the same person that she was when she fell for the guy she couldn’t keep. The endless pain turned her heart into a stone that even years later, she can’t risk her heart softening again.

When Past Knocks, Never Open The Door.
Years later when Mausami discovers a shocking secret about the guy who changed the outcome of her entire life; she has to meet him and share the piece of news, putting her heart at stake.
Mausami finds herself falling for the same guy again, but the only problem is he can’t have her back though he wants to. He has his reasons.

Only Love Can Heal A Broken Heart.
Emotionally charged and universally challenged Mausami wants nothing but a little peace in her heart, which fate is ready to offer to her; only if she accepts it. Or is it fate’s new game of destroying her once and for all?

Imagination clashes with the real world in a book about survival, the awe and wonder of friendship and graduating from a top college.

The Diaries of a Soldier Girl will keep young readers turning the pages long into the night.

Being the owner of vast stretches of land in certain areas of Pakistan meant you could marry the most beautiful girl of any nearby village, a devout Muslim woman from an affluent family born of a traditional Hindu caste and the eldest daughter of a neighboring landlord.

Say You’ll Wait for Me is my first book based on a true- to life experience of meeting and marrying an immigrant from a rural village area of Ganish, Pakistan. 

The most tragic part of my real-life experience about marrying a Pakistani was that years later I found out that my immigrant husband’s ancestral land had been stolen from him and he could no longer return to his birth country.