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Four fairy tales. One broken spell. And a secret that threatens everyone. After his farm fails and his cow goes dry, Jack is certain the Happy Ending will intervene. He isn't prepared for how lost he feels when it doesn't. Heartbroken, he determines to save his family himself. Hepsibah resents being cast by the Happy Ending as the villain in the cursed princess story. Ignoring tradition, the aged fairy tries to give a true gift to the babe rather than a curse. She doesn't know that nothing she does will turn out as expected. Ella dreams of one night of happiness, away from the harsh reality of her life. She's crushed when the evening doesn't go as planned. After the ball ends, Ella's dreary existence becomes even more difficult for her to bear. Adalia can't decide what she wants lately. She worries about her family and the threat to her kingdom. She hates not knowing whether the midnight dances are the answer to her problem or the cause of it. Hepsibah is terrified her magic is out of control. Jack races to warn about a secret that has been hidden for millennia. Ella flees, hoping it's not too late to escape. And Adalia fights against the spell that holds her hostage. All of them are about to discover just how dangerous their world can be.
"The Happy Ending: Laughing Through Life’s Twists and Turns to Find What Really Matters" Life’s a wild ride, and The Happy Ending is here to remind you that it’s not about finding perfection—it’s about enjoying the absurd journey. Packed with sharp humour and unexpected insights, this irreverent guide helps you navigate the ups, downs, and occasional face-plants with a grin and an open mind. Whether you’re dodging life’s curveballs or searching for meaning in the chaos, The Happy Ending is the playful antidote to taking it all too seriously. This guided journal is not just for writing—it provides a template for thoughtful reflection. Each chapter is packed with witty observations, philosophical insights, and practical advice to inspire personal growth and well-being. While the book encourages journaling, readers are guided to explore their thoughts in an external notebook or digital notes app, allowing for deeper engagement with the material. The Happy Ending combines powerful self-help strategies with light-hearted humor to create a journey towards inner calm and outer joy. Whether you're seeking motivation, laughter, or clarity, this book provides a path to finding your own version of a happy ending—one insightful chapter at a time.
A 97 year old hero becomes involved in a very 21st century problem... A novel for those who enjoyed 'The 100 Year Old Man Who Climbed out of the Window and Disappeared' and 'The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry' “This is a feel-good, heart-warming novel, full of fun and whimsy that also touches on a serious theme.” When his wife of seventy years dies, Harry Pigeon considers joining her in the grave as he feels his purpose for living has gone. A freak accident outside his bungalow draws him into the sordid world of modern slavery and a quest that re-invigorates his zest for life. Single-handedly rescuing two girls from an international trafficking operation, he finds the tables are turned when he is accused of kidnapping them. When the girls also admit to using him to gain money, Harry's old-fashioned values suddenly seem inadequate. Can someone of his age still make a contribution in the modern world? Also running through the story is a sub-plot involving Harry's deceased wife, Betty who retains a strong voice in his life through their amusing, daily conversations that show his continued dependency on her for advice and guidance. Clearly they’ve had their difficulties in the past - in particular over the daughter he never met who died before he returned home from the war. Can Harry hope to resolve his feelings with Betty from beyond the grave?
Betty T. Smith thought that she had received her “Happy Ending” when her marriage was miraculously restored — but God had much more in store for her life!
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A surprising and exciting new collection of speculative and experimental stories that explore animal intelligences, gender, and the nature of stories. The Privilege of the Happy Ending collects award-winning writer Kij Johnson’s speculative fiction from the last decade. The stories explore gender, animals, and the nature of stories, and range in form from classically told tales to deeply experimental works. The collection includes the World Fantasy Award-winning “The Privilege of the Happy Ending” and “The Dream-Quest of Vellitt Boe,” as well as two never-before published works.
The hermeneutics employed in this work is partly referred to as hindsight hermeneutics, and upholds the resonance and dissonance between the Epilogue of the Book of Job and the preceding sections. Within the Theophany-epilogue continuum, rebuke and approval, retribution and its suspension, divine transcendence and accessibility are all held together. The dramatically discordant traditions in the preceding section are not interpreted as competing alternatives but as complementary possibilities for understanding the nature of the divine-human relationship and responding to the threat and reality of chaos and suffering.
The Matchmaker's Happy Ending: An uplifting new tale celebrating Mothers in a Million. Professional matchmaker Marnie Franklin is delighted when she finally finds a great guy for her widowed mom—until she discovers that the man's son is none other than Jack Knight. Successful and dreamy-looking he may be, but she blames Jack for destroying her father's business. With her mother totally smitten with his dad, Marnie can't avoid Jack.… Well, not without destroying her mom's well-deserved happiness. Soon Jack is forcing her to reconsider what really happened all those years ago. He's determined to show her that her own Mr. Right is indeed right under her nose! Reader Favorite—Boardroom Bride and Groom Lawyer Nick isn't used to spending his time at a children's charity picnic, but it makes him see his beautiful colleague Carolyn in a whole new light.…
we all search for happiness , but not all of us reach it , we go for a journey that we are not sure of it's end,you are invited to live with this young lady her highs and lows during this journey and discover what she reached at the end. the happy ending diaries is a 128 pages philosophical poetic novel , where a young lady searches for her self proclaimed right of happiness , she wants super skills but after her long journey after them she realizes that you dont need such super skills to be happy ,what u need is ..........see what she reached while reading the novelher fears and feelings are a big part of this book I connect with people from behind my window curtainsI stand there and stare at people faces, I feel a connection with every sad face May be, like me, they didn't findwhat they were looking foror what they were expecting to find Some how some people don't know what they want from this life or what life wants from them, Feeling that this isn't my soul's place I don't want anything from this world I want peace to my soulI can't find it anywhere I have been toI have been always aloneEven when some one is with me, I don't feel them, my mind is always passionately traveling to places I have never been to and to words I have never heardMy life is like my dreams,not lucid, vague appearance,elusive meaning, I wander through it without knowing where it will take me, or say throw me to which shore, will I survive when I reach there?There is nothing called certainty,what I know is not certain, not vivid,some i even unknown,I usually don't talk,I feel I have to sometimes But that's not one of my strength pointsBut I talk to myself frequently I like talking to myself, every time I talk to myself, i know something new,I get deeper in connectionwith my soul, I don't expect the same from anyone, I am so complicated to understand yet so simple to feel, i have no presence at all that I never feel welcomed or rejected, never feel near or far,I feel I was forced to walk my path in life,Now I am trying to choose it,do I have to follow the crowd's lead?to be another sad face in the crowd, or is it my fate to keep wandering till the end of the souls learning capacity,which I believe is infinite, so I will be wandering infinitely, I think i am like a mermaid,people believe I exist, but I don't
Technological advances and changes in society have led to the growth of individuality and the impoverishment of conventional love - which nonetheless prevails in the collective imagination as an ideal. This slow transformation, according to Flávio Gikovate, is excellent news. He believes that adults today have two options, both of which are much better than the possessive conventional relationships of old: to live alone, establishing more superficial emotional and physical connections or to develop relationships based on what he calls +love, which respects individuality and can create ties capable of lasting a lifetime. In this work, Gikovate explains how to take the second path - definitely more difficult, but far more rewarding.