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Fables from the South Seas
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Kez Wickham St George’s Fables from the South Seas is a heartfelt collection of modern fables that reimagine the moral storytelling tradition through the lens of South Pacific landscapes and folklore. Each tale carries its own moral current, bound by themes of renewal, kindness, courage, and the deep connection between nature and humanity. The book feels both ancient and timely, a reminder that wisdom often hides in the quiet corners of imagination.
I found myself swept away by the warmth of the author’s voice. There’s a gentleness to her writing, even when she confronts sorrow or loss. Each story unfolds like a dream. The prose is vivid and unhurried, full of rhythm and heart. Sometimes it leans into a childlike wonder, yet there’s always an undercurrent of grief for the things humans have forgotten, our respect for nature, for each other, for the unseen magic of the world. The language is simple, almost old-fashioned, but that’s what gives it charm. It’s storytelling in the pure sense, the kind that glows around a campfire or before sleep.
Some stories, like Rouget and The Sobstone Bird, burn with mythic weight, almost biblical in their symbolism. Others, such as The Wicklow’s or The Glass Jar, drift into cozy folklore. The transitions can feel abrupt, but I didn’t mind. What struck me most was the compassion at the book’s core. St George doesn’t moralize; she nurtures. Her messages, protect the earth, honor friendship, cherish innocence, arrive softly.
By the end, I closed the book feeling peaceful. Fables from the South Seas is for anyone who’s ever needed reminding that love and kindness still matter. It would be perfect for readers who adore classic fairy tales, nature writing, or stories that heal rather than simply entertain. I’d recommend it to dreamers, to parents reading aloud to their kids, and to adults who miss the magic they once believed in.
Pages: 94 | ISBN: 1763869229
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Strength and Fortitude
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Tapestry blends historical fiction with memoir, wrapping readers in vivid, often haunting vignettes of women’s lives shaped by hardship, resilience, and a relentless fight for identity and survival. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story?
The inspiration was from learning my suspicions of my DNA were true, it was the answer I needed to research. As I child, I heard many whispers of my ancestors, it has stayed with me for all of my adult life, however, once the proof of my inquiries was confirmed, I felt it was time to write about the strength and fortitude that my female ancestors lived with.
Did you find anything in your research of this story that surprised you?
Yes, I had no idea that my Aunt Marg was treated with such disdain by the women in my family and that the ‘nasty operation’ I was informed about, would now be termed as medical abuse. I was also surprised at how the Patriarchal legal system termed it as a necessary determent to solve a psychological illness.
What were some themes that were important for you to explore in this book?
The themes came naturally. Each century I wrote about lived very differently from the world we know today. So each century was explored for the differences in the ways women were accepted into society.
I find a problem in well-written books; in that I always want there to be another book to continue the story. Is there a second book planned?
Most definitely the next one is called The Weavers. A story about how we as women keep our tribal stories together. A more modern-day look at the telling of stories in all genres.
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The journey begins with a mystical exorcism, where soft candlelight dances with shadows, illuminating the ghosts of the past. The narrator calls upon the whispers of her maternal ancestry, inviting them to “come sit with me.” Through this intimate connection, she delves into the lives of the women who came before her-women who stood against the injustices of their time.
These brave souls challenged societal norms, battling the rigid confines of religion, the cruelty of bullying, and the pervasive sexism that marked their world. Many were wrongfully accused of witchcraft, faced the sting of racism, and suffered under the harsh grip of patriarchal oppression. But their struggles did not end there-they also confronted the condescending snobbery and judgment of a matriarchal society that refused to understand their defiance.
Tapestry is a profound exploration of the fortitude and strength of these women, who fought battles on every front yet never lost their spirit. Their stories, once whispered through generations, are now immortalized in this book-a testament to their enduring courage, wisdom, and resilience. Rich in historical detail and deeply personal in its reflections, Tapestry invites readers to connect with the powerful legacies of women who defied the odds and carved their place in history.
Weaving together the past and present, this book is a celebration of female strength, a poignant reminder of the injustice they faced, and an inspiring tribute to their unyielding will. Tapestry: The Book of Lost Worlds will leave readers moved, inspired, and empowered by the incredible stories of women who dared to challenge the world around them.
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I Want To Assist Others With Healing
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Jigsaw follows a young girl growing up in a dysfunctional home who, at 17, is married off to an abusive man and is unable to gain help to escape the situation. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story?
The inspiration was to assist others so that they also can heal in many ways, be journaling or writing about the journey in this world and the opportunities we have to grow and heal ourselves.
This is a deeply emotional story told with sensitivity and awareness of the topics covered. Was there anything from your own life that you put into the characters in your novel?
It was mainly about me, my publisher knew I had a story, and it was emotionally complex, so advised me to write it as 3rd party.
This story talks about childhood trauma and the lasting effects it has on women and the struggle they face to escape their situations and build a life for themselves. What is one thing that people point out after reading your book that surprises you?
You Learn so much about their private lives; what I know for sure is deep trauma may not leave marks on our bodies but in the heart and mind.
What is the next novel that you are working on, and when will that be available?
I am writing Tapestry book two (2) of the trilogy the storyteller; this was inspired by my female descendants, as they come together from the 16th century to the 22nd century. To tell me their stories, very paranormal and poignant to Jigsaw.
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As a young child, her one thought was to escape the abuse from the ones she should trust. Her mum with her deep angry emotional trauma and her sibling, who would quite happily dispose of her existence. No one can help her, why? Because it’s secreted away inside the family home. Married off at seventeen to a narcissistic alcoholic to appease the demands of the cult her family belong to. Cassie soon discovers no one cares, not the cult leaders, her family or the police. In the late 1900s it’s termed as a domestic dispute. Poverty of mind and body is a everyday occurrence in this naive child’s life. Knowing to escape this life there are two ways, the first to imitate the maternal women folk in her family before her by suicide, or by running as far away as possible. But where?
Jigsaw is not only an escape story, a love story, and a story of modern-day sadistic insurgency of the patriarchal system. It’s an awakening for Cassie as she fights for her rights as a woman. Jigsaw is a story of a woman rebirthing in all ways to be who she is today. It’s also a paranormal story that cannot be explained nor be navigated.
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Jigsaw
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Jigsaw by Kez Wickham St George is an engrossing and emotionally charged narrative that delves into the deeply concealed world of parental childhood trauma. At the heart of this tale is Cassie, the protagonist, who endures a life riddled with abuse and neglect within the confines of her family home, desperately yearning for love and acceptance. Compelled into a marriage with a narcissistic alcoholic as a result of her family’s cult-like obligations, Cassie is faced with the bleak choice of either succumbing to despair or embarking on a courageous journey to discover her true self.
Throughout the narrative, the author skillfully weaves themes of escape, love, resilience, and the patriarchal system’s cruel oppression while exploring the enigmatic paranormal aspects that entwine themselves in Cassie’s life. Jigsaw is a poignant and gripping masterpiece, adeptly unraveling the profound and lasting impact of childhood trauma on the protagonist, Cassie. With great sensitivity, the author navigates through Cassie’s harrowing experiences, revealing her struggles and inner strength in a deeply moving manner that resonates with readers on a profound emotional level.
The story delves into the intricate complexities of familial relationships, the enduring consequences of abuse, and the societal pressures that ensnare victims within their suffering. The incorporation of paranormal elements adds an intriguing and enchanting layer to the plot, skillfully intermingling with the profound emotional journey of the story. Cassie’s unwavering resilience and determination to liberate herself from the clutches of her past exemplify her transformation into a formidable and empowered woman.
The storytelling is nothing short of captivating, and the characters are rendered with remarkable depth, making them relatable and genuine. Through vividly painted scenes and skillful prose, the author effortlessly evokes powerful emotions, effortlessly keeping readers enthralled from start to finish.
Beneath the surface of this enthralling tale lies a profound message of self-discovery and empowerment, which leaves a lasting impact on the reader. Jigsaw serves as a thought-provoking and evocative testament to the concealed struggles many individuals endure behind closed doors. It serves as a powerful reminder of the significance of compassion, understanding, and support for those who have faced childhood traumas.
This unique blend of personal growth, paranormal intrigue, and societal critique renders Jigsaw an unforgettable reading experience that compels readers to reevaluate their perspectives on life and the struggles others face.
Pages: 389 | ASIN : B0C6V4983M
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Metal Mermaid
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Metal Mermaid by Kez Wickham St George is a beautifully written memoir that takes readers on a spiritual and physical adventure. Tara and her husband Russ set off on a journey to explore Western Australia, but unexpected events quickly change their plans. Tara’s journey of self-discovery takes her on a new path, one that challenges her both physically and emotionally. She meets fellow travelers and experiences the joys of the caravaning world, making her way from Australia’s upper coast to New Zealand’s northern island.
In this thought-provoking book, Wickham St George skillfully weaves a tale of courage, resilience, and determination that is both inspiring and captivating. The author’s descriptive writing style transports readers to the various locations Tara visits, allowing them to feel the change of seasons and experience the heat and cold of the land. The side characters in the book are equally intriguing, with rich backstories and tales of their own.
Metal Mermaid is an immersive memoir that provides readers with clear insight into the caravaning world and introduces them to various cultures. Wickham St George’s straightforward writing style makes the book an easy and engaging read. The book is infused with culture and worldly sights, and readers will feel like they are part of Tara’s journey.
Metal Mermaid is an outstanding book that I highly recommend to readers looking for an inspirational book that showcases the beauty of life’s journey. The author’s ability to tell a captivating story that takes readers on a spiritual adventure is nothing short of impressive.
Pages: 406 | ASIN: B08GFZ1DQL
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