Louise Jordan: 6 books

Huge numbers of people want to write for children, but it is notoriously difficult to find a publisher in this increasingly comeptitive area. This inspiring and practical guide from acknowledged expert on children's publishing Louise Jordan, will show you how to make your work stand out from the crowd and appeal to commissioning editors, and, of course, your intended audience.

The Vicar was suffering—almost as much as he had suffered the night that Helen, his wife, had died—and because he was suffering he dressed his fine cameo-like face in its sunniest smile. That was his way—part of his creed-of-daily-life, an intrinsic part of his self. A godly man, in the sweetest...

Helen usually was playing by herself, and pretending, as now, to be sharing the sport of some playfellow, perfectly tangible to her, but invisible, non-existent to the boys—a form of persistent “make believe” which greatly amused Hugh and as greatly irritated Stephen. “Don’t pretend like that;...

He had a Secret… and she lived next door … Brett was a regular young man with his life in order. A fantastic Bisexual Girlfriend and her equally Sexy Best friend. That was until his experience with Jenny. Jenny was his married neighbour, his married pregnant neighbour and she changed everything. Jenny...

This volume explores dynamic conversations through history between individuals and communities over questions about religion and state. Divided into two sections, our authors begin with considerations on the separation of religion and state, as well as Roger Williams’ concept of religious freedom....

Les voeux d'une héritière « Je le veux. » Rien ne pouvait davantage réjouir Max Montigny que d’entendre Margot Duvernay lui promettre amour et fidélité. Autrefois rejeté par la famille de la belle héritière, il a connu le pire. Jusqu’à ce que, à force de volonté et de travail, il...