Charlie Miller Ordre des livres

The story follows Felix, a boy with a vivid imagination, as he confronts his fears surrounding a compost bin he believes houses Mulchy the Monster. With his grumpy cat Gary by his side, Felix discovers an unexpected egg instead of a monster, sparking his imagination about what could be inside—ranging from an alien to a baby brother. Through this adventure, he learns valuable lessons about courage and sharing his beloved garden, making for a humorous and heartwarming tale about childhood creativity and friendship.

The book addresses the overwhelming negativity often found in the news and offers a refreshing perspective on finding hope and positivity amidst despair. It encourages readers to shift their focus from the gloom to uplifting stories and positive developments, promoting resilience and a more optimistic outlook on life. Through practical tips and inspiring anecdotes, it aims to empower individuals to navigate a world filled with distressing news while fostering a sense of well-being and hope.

Engaging brain games and puzzles designed specifically for seniors aim to promote mental agility and cognitive health. These enjoyable activities not only provide entertainment but also help keep the mind sharp and active, making them an ideal choice for older adults looking to maintain their mental fitness.

Featuring 100 uplifting short stories, this collection is designed specifically for elderly readers, utilizing a large print font for ease of reading. The stories aim to inspire and bring joy, making it an ideal choice for senior citizens seeking engaging and uplifting content.

Charlie Miller was the best young Scottish footballer of his generation. In this book, he reveals how he's spent his entire life not knowing who his father is and relives his upbringing in Castlemilk - one of Glasgow's toughest housing estates.