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From No.1 bestselling author Toni Maguire comes a new true story of abuse and survival. Gerry was only a young girl when she was first abused by her father. His evil acts were followed by abuse from her local priest, arranged by her father. After her mother found out about the abuse, and believing there was nothing she could do to help her child, she committed suicide. Gerry and her siblings were split up and placed in different foster homes, all knowing they were unlikely to see each other ever again. Told that her mother had committed a grave sin, her foster parents were far from kind to her. She experienced years of loneliness, feeling completely abandoned. The abuse Gerry experienced was so extensive it led to her needing an operation to repair the damage her body went through. When asked who or what had been responsible, she responded 'the priest'. But she was not believed in her small northern town in the 60s, where everyone believed a priest took his orders directly from God. After finally meeting her kind and caring husband a few years ago, and after celebrating her 60th birthday, Gerry decided it was time for her story to be told. This is her true story of survival.
A powerful and meticulously documented account of the 1948 Gozo Channel tragedy, revealing hidden truths and honoring the memory of the twenty-three lives lost.
Challenge your mind with "A Lateral Thinking Showdown: The Court Jester vs ChatGPT". Dive into 150 creative puzzles where ancient wisdom meets modern AI. A fun and intriguing journey celebrating the art of thinking outside the box!
Bejn Storja u Miti reveals the many dimensions of Anton Buttigieg, showing him not only as a poet fascinated by nature but also as a key figure on the national political stage.
An enlightening collection of essays tracing the history of homosexuality in Malta, from ancient times to the modern era. Perfect for both general readers and researchers interested in LGBTQ+ history and Maltese culture.
Capricious Tales from Malta is a vibrant collection of twenty short stories that explore Malta’s rich and complex history, offering fresh and often humorous perspectives on the Maltese identity.
"Delitti f’Malta Aggornat 2021–2025" ta’ Edward Attard jigbor l-aktar kazijiet kriminali li qajmu interess u kontroversja f’dawn l-ahhar snin. Bil-precizjoni li biha huwa maghruf, l-awtur jipprezenta fatti, investigazzjonijiet u rizultati li se jzommu lill-qarrej imwahhal sal-ahhar pagna.
Ktieb mimli r-rikezza u s-shana tal-Milied Malti. Trevor Zahra jigbor f’dan il-ktieb drawwiet tradizzjonali bhal il-presepji, il-purcissjoni, il-prietka tat-tfal u l-imbuljuta. Ideali ghal kull età biex jigu apprezzati s-sbuhija u l-gheruq tal-Milied f’Malta.
Discover the inspiring life story of Carmel G. Cauchi in his autobiography, Fil-Keffa tal-Mizien. Written in a light and flowing Maltese style, the book offers a personal journey through his roles as a teacher, catechist, and author. A heartfelt read for anyone interested in Maltese heritage and personal stories.
Geological Walks Around The Maltese Islands consists of a number of walks of geological interest around Malta and Gozo.
The book begins with an overview of the geology and landscape of Malta and Gozo including rock units and types, common fossils, caves and built environment. Most of the book is devoted to describing the itineraries that explore the geology and landscape of the islands via long and short walks and driving tours, as well as stops at viewing points.
No previous knowledge of geology is needed to enjoy these walks and through exploring the suggested itineraries one will learn about the geological history of the islands and how it has influenced the people that inhabit them.
Gimgha Wara Gimgha is a vibrant collection of Vince Fabri’s socially engaged lyrics, paired with an interview, rare photos, and a critical study of his artistic voice in Maltese music.
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