My Mummy Marches Format:Hardback

My Mummy Marches Format:HardbackMummy says that some things cant be said with just words . . . Sometimes you have to say it with your feet. A young girl watches her mummy proudly take to the streets to march for what she believes in. Mummy marches through the sunshine, through the rain and through the deepest snow, on her own or hand in hand with others, to give voice to causes that need to be heard. Inspired to join the next generation of young activists, her daughter dreams of

Words are her world

The slums of Buenos Aires

in the Beat-influenced imagination of Swift's earliest poems

The first of a series of annual themed compendiums by writers associated with or friends of Five Leaves

but true to his talent

Dima Wannous and Manhal Sarraj

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Hildegard of Bingen discovers grace in the moral and spiritual ruins of her medieval world

professional and political dilemmas derived from his development of a revolutionary technique in the treatment of the injured during the Spanish Civil War and in London and Oxford during the Second World War

Cath Drake

Milton Row – a poetic insight into teaching in the impoverished areas of post-war London – was written by Robert John Newlands

The priest’s fragmented journals seem to offer Yardley some possible answers to his own spiritual malaise