Anna Wright has rapidly developed a following across the UK for her print, collage work and paintings, following in the footsteps of Emma Bridgewater, Tricia Guild and Liberty as she takes her designs across stationery and homeware. She is now embarking on her third picture book for children. Anna brings humour, beauty and sophistication to this perennially popular Christmas hymn, with her signature style. Exquisitely rendered in pen, ink, watercolour and collage, The twelve days of Christ...

Anna Wright's stunning introduction to non-fiction and the natural world is enlivened by her gorgeously sophisticated and fun art style which mixes pen and ink, watercolour and fabric collage. Find out what 'pronking' is and how one jellyfish can become two in the humourous descriptions. Both educational and beautiful Anna's unique picture book shows the character of these animals beyond their familiar forms.

Alphabet SoupBy: Anna WrightAlphabet Soup: How a Christian Woman Overcame was written in an effort to help Christians who are struggling with personal battles and feelings of victimization. It was written to help readers realize they are not alone and should never view themselves as a victim, but, instead, as a survivor. Author Anna Wright wants to help individuals to realize that God can love them even if their biological parents did not.About the AuthorAnna...

Dive into the captivating world of love with "Exploring the Science of Love: Insights from Psychology, Society, and Technology." This enlightening journey uncovers the secrets behind why we fall in love, how cultural and societal norms shape our relationships, and the revolutionary impact of technology on modern romance. Discover the psychological underpinnings of attraction and attachment, explore the social dynamics of love in different cultures, and navigate the digital age's influence ...

Step into the sun-dappled world of Barefoot Days, where childhood runs free through fields of wildflowers, barefoot and full of wonder. Set in the heart of rural America, this charming memoir-style tale follows young Anna Rose as she explores the joys of country life—chasing fireflies at dusk, wading in creek beds, and learning timeless lessons from the land and the loving family around her.With gentle humor, tender memories, and a keen eye for the simple beauty of everyda...

In "Rosa's Quest: Or, The Way to the Beautiful Land," Anna Potter Wright crafts a captivating narrative that intertwines adventure and morality, reflecting the ideals of late 19th-century American literature. Through the earnest journey of Rosa, a young girl seeking a mythical place of beauty and enlightenment, Wright explores themes of self-discovery, familial bonds, and the intrinsic connection between nature and human aspiration. The prose is both lyrical and accessible, allowing reader...

In "Rosa's Quest," the protagonist Rosa likely embarks on a journey, both literal and metaphorical, to find the "Beautiful Land." The narrative may follow Rosa as she encounters various challenges, learns valuable lessons, and discovers the true meaning of beauty, happiness, and fulfillment.Anna Potter Wright's writing style in "Rosa's Quest" is likely characterized by its moral teachings, allegorical elements, and exploration of spiritual themes. The novel may offer readers insights into ...

What is going on inside the spooky old Greely mansion? Peering into the deserted house, Kay Tracey sees a mysterious figure prying open the seventh step of the spiral staircase. Startled, the intruder flees through the dark halls and gets away. Kay, sixteen-year-old girl detective, has for the moment lost the prowler, but she finds herself head over heels in another baffling mystery. The chase is on! What is hidden in the seventh step? The question sets Kay's sleuthing brain into high gear...

Take a ride with this trio of bad girls as their lives spiral out of control, and it seems like there’s no way out. Will they have each other’s backs like before, or do they fold and become one another’s enemies?Cincinnati, Ohio, is known as home to bad girls Ke’Lasia, Tanner, and September. They are known for their no-nonsense approach, and whoever tries them will quickly learn this trio is nothing to be played with. Their only mode of survival is to play the dirt...

When your loved one commits suicide, life is irreversibly changed. This searingly honest book just might help you understand how to survive the loss of a loved one. The author shares feelings of immense blame, shame, and the stigma surrounding anorexia and suicide. Readers seeking to overcome grief will be comforted with tender and thoughtful insights regarding why some people are more likely to take their own lives than others. It is one of the more unique books about overcoming grief usi...

In life, everyone starts from somewhere. Some may start at the starting line while others begin in the parking lot. Her journey began on the south side of the tracks and took her up on Rodeo Drive in the winter and 5th Ave in the spring.Attending a different school every year forces you to be independent. It turns all the attention—good or bad—on you. You learn to read the room, feeling for temperatures both cold and hot. You accept there will be fights, bullying, and asmall...

Being the daughter of a pastor, Erica Collins never got a chance to live a normal life. When she lost her mother at a very young age, she questioned her faith in the Lord. Pastor Collins tried to rescue her faith by tying her everyday life even more closely to the church.Now 21 years old, Erica’s only escape from her father and his Bible is when she hooks up with her best friend, Nicole. She finds a little freedom through Nicole’s wild stories, with most of them being about her boy...