Recently Published Books by Ocean Publishing

Books that we have recently published.

Good Morning Gorgeous Children
by Sue Pertilé

The first seven years of a child's life should not be a lottery of
opportunity, it has to be a calculated journey, where society provides the services and the resources that will bring forth the positive growth of
all children. - Good Morning Gorgeous Chldren is a book about nurturing
the emotional well-being of our children.

Travelling Friends & Holiday Record

by June Foote

This book is a 'Must Have' for the travelling retirees and holiday-makers.
It keeps all those names, addresses and other little bits of information
gathered along the way in one compact record.
Travelling Friends becomes a lifetime memento of places visited and will
recall treasured memories of your journeys on the open road.
It also records the various expenses incurred whilst touring around.

Benni becomes the Furry Fairy
by Tas Wootton

Available Soon... Benni the Furry Fairy Fights the Black Fairy in which Benni Finally meets the Black Fairy where he least expects to ... right in his new home! Let the battle begin ...

With a Pinch of Soul
by Ada Daher

Healthy Mediterranean Cooking & Poetry Book.

What a Price of Roof?
By Kerri Lee

This is the sad but gripping story of Kerrie's life being raised by an emotionally abusive and volatile Italian step-father when abandoned after birth. In later years Kerrie has found peace after reuniting with five half-brothers and sisters on her father's side.

Emotions in Poetry
By Rebecca Ann Pryor  

Shortly after, within the year my Nanna passed away, due to suffering brain tumours. I was very sad when she died, so this is when I decided I will publish my poetry book.

I sometimes thought I could hear her speak to me, like she did at the bingo that night. My Nanna (Florence Louise Southern) is my number 1 inspiration to do Emotions in Poetry.

Tales of Gunther
by Gay Carson

Gunther is a little goose who is found as an egg by some children on their way to school. He is raised in the classroom and, when he gets too big, he is relocated to a farm. Here he is rejected by the other animals and seeks out the company of a furnace.

After being hurt by his friend, the furnace, he goes on to become a hero in the farm yard, then inadvertently ends up back in the city where he eventually finds the school he started at and the children he loves.

I'm No Hero But I Can Save Your Kids Life
by Dave Wallis

We've all seen ambulances flying through the streets and I'm sure most of you have often wondered who was inside, where they were going?

Being behind the Blue lightsand sirens for twenty years with the London Ambulance Service, both on the road and with the Air Ambulance, DaveWallis has delivered babies in the back of cars, been abused by drunks, involved in major disasters. He has seen the strange, the stupid, the comic and the tragic, how vulnerable we all can be when our defences are down; but most of all he has seen what it means to be human.

How to increase your energy cure poor health and enjoy living longer!
by Troy Sawyer

An informative and practical guide on achieving radiant health and longevity through the consumption of certain vital nutrients. These nutrients renew and heal the body as if by magic!

Dimensions of Organisation Development
by Julian Gross

This books is a journey into the relationships of those things that do influence organisational behaviour. It is an attempt to shine a light into organisational dynamics, and investigate the fragments that create them.

The Lure of Noma
By Darshi Arachige

Can we see the path to religion from a different angle? In this book, while searching for answers, we construct a case about the uniquely human origin of religion. This ingenuous human invention should be left alone to follow its own course. The adherence to NOMA is the best way to achieve this and appreciate the elegance of yet another human creation.

Father Floppy-Feet & his Fabuloous Family
by Father Barry May

We meet Father Phinehas Floppy-feet, an Anglican priest and Alter Ego of the author, when his bishop, the Right Reverend Gaylord Gaiters, invites him to become the Incumbent of Saint Whistlebritches at Good-grief-by-the-sea. He and his family, wife Foxglove and children, Claude, Cecelia and Clarance experience numerous adventures and misadventures.
The wry humour of this story will have an appeal for children of all ages, from eight to eighty!

Past Published Books

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