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The world feels like a tight corner as a faceless and invisible entity is rounding you up. This poem is a catalogue of feelings and emotions as a result of a deeply hurtful financial crisis.
The Astonishing Dream of Job is a short novel, set in modern-day Israel, that’s driven by spiritual lessons and anchored in a reinterpretation of the biblical Book of Job. When a valuable piece of twelfth-century pottery resurfaces, it’s discovered that the real treasure lies hidden within its walls in the form of an ancient text.
Study Book of The Book of Job
Mia Owens and her mother have just moved to California from England to find a better life. Mia just wants to live easy, go to school, hag out with friends... that was until Ian Marsh turned her life upside down. Ian Marsh is rich and popular and can get whatever he wants, but there's one thing that he wants more than anything, one thing his money and charm can't get... Mia! Will he work hard for once to get her and keep her? Will Mia let Ian help her?
The world feels like a tight corner as a faceless and invisible entity is rounding you up. This poem is a catalogue of feelings and emotions as a result of a deeply hurtful financial crisis.
The Astonishing Dream of Job is a short novel, set in modern-day Israel, that’s driven by spiritual lessons and anchored in a reinterpretation of the biblical Book of Job. When a valuable piece of twelfth-century pottery resurfaces, it’s discovered that the real treasure lies hidden within its walls in the form of an ancient text.
Study Book of The Book of Job
Mia Owens and her mother have just moved to California from England to find a better life. Mia just wants to live easy, go to school, hag out with friends... that was until Ian Marsh turned her life upside down. Ian Marsh is rich and popular and can get whatever he wants, but there's one thing that he wants more than anything, one thing his money and charm can't get... Mia! Will he work hard for once to get her and keep her? Will Mia let Ian help her?