Fotografía oficial asociada a Beige, división editorial gatuna perteneciente al universo Sheman & Shester. Esta imagen funciona como representación visual fundacional de la identidad de la división y de las historias felinas inspiradas en compañeros reales. Beige representa el origen, la memoria, la compañía y el corazón de este espacio editorial

Sheman & Shester is a heart-centered illustrated children’s book series inspired by real dogs and cats who were deeply loved and forever remembered. Each story in the series stands alone and can be enjoyed independently, yet all books belong to the same gentle universe—one where companionship, kindness, shared moments, and emotional bonds are at the center of everyday life.

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This book is different. No vision boards. No manifestation rituals. No "just believe in yourself" garbage. Instead, you get: THE SCIENCE: Why stories work at the neural level (backed by Princeton research, not Instagram quotes). How oxytocin, neural coupling, and transportation theory actually make readers addicted to your pages. THE BRUTAL TRUTH: Real numbers on traditional publishing vs. Amazon KDP. What agents actually look for. Why your first book probably won't make money (and what to do about it). THE STRATEGY: Step-by-step frameworks for plotting, character development, and story structure that actually work—tested with real authors who've published and sold. THE BUSINESS: Marketing tactics that convert. BookTok algorithms decoded. Amazon Ads that don't hemorrhage money. How to build a sustainable author career over 3 years, not 3 months. Written by a certified literary coach who's launched writers through both traditional publishers (Planeta) and Amazon KDP. Someone who runs a thriving community of Spanish-speaking authors and has the sales data, rejection letters, and success stories to prove it. If you want someone to tell you it's easy, buy another book. If you want the truth—the uncomfortable, data-driven, actually-useful truth—keep reading. This is the anti-manual. The one that tells you what everyone else is too polite (or too broke) to say. Your move.

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El documento muestra el nombre, fotografía e imagotipo (ya registrado y protegido) del autor Raúl Vargas Zalazar, en el cual se muestran diversos formatos o eventos grabados sobre los cuales, es el autor principal y poseedor de todos los derechos, dentro y fuera del país México.

Stories from the Wisdom and Inspiration of the Prophets – for Children Part Seven: Loss and Sorrow – Losing someone we love teaches us to choose with gentleness Author & Illustrator: Reham Hejah Category: Illustrated Children’s Story (Ages 6–12) Language: Arabic & English An emotional and educational story that helps children deal with the feeling of loss.Through a heartfelt dialogue between Omar and his father, and symbolic scenes (Habil’s halo fading, Qabil standing in darkness, the cut line in the sand, the empty chair at school), children learn that losing someone we love is not the end, but a trace that stays in the heart, teaching us to choose our words and actions with gentleness.Written in simple, child-friendly language with colorful illustrations, the book also includes a creative activity, The Trace of Someone I Loved , encouraging children to express the lasting impact of loved ones through art. Copyright: All rights reserved © Reham Hejah – 2025

English version of my original book "Àfrica Blanch i el misteri de la gravetat perduda"; a novel published in Catalan and Spanish by Mireia Cigarrán. Summary: " A Disappearance. A Secret. A Journey Through Time That Could Change Everything. When Africa and her sister Liz stumble upon a mysterious portal in their grandfather’s workshop, they have no idea it will transport them to the year 1712—and into a world where gravity has gone wild and nature’s laws are upside down. With chickens flying, objects floating, and chaos taking over, the girls team up with their friend Ned to uncover an ancient secret, confront a powerful enemy, and solve the mystery that could reshape the future. Will they find their way home... or remain lost in a world where nothing makes sense?" Details: Published in paperback, hardcover and ebook formats. 260 pages, 6x9in. "Africa Blanch and the Mystery of the Lost Gravity" is more than just a fantasy adventure — it’s a captivating blend of science, history, and magic designed to spark curiosity and inspire young minds. Perfect for curious kids aged 10 and up, this beautifully illustrated novel invites readers on an epic time-travel journey where critical thinking, teamwork, and wonder go hand in hand.

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I love routine because it makes me feel safe. Life should be in order, so that I can predict what is going to happen at any time. Yet, an admonitory voice inside warned me: “Stop presuming you know what life should be like, just not to be in fear.” Fear of the unknown, I guessed.…

Prompted by this excellent post by Andrew (thank you!), I read Virginia Woolf’s The Waves. The book navigates a succession of inner thoughts, feelings, states of mind in six disparate characters described with empathic but also stark accuracy, sometimes using mental images that may seem unrelated to a situation, but which provide such a precise…

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(Spoiler alert: do not continue reading if you plan to read the book) In my youth, after reading Hermann Hesse’s Steppenwolf, Demian and Siddhartha, which I loved, I enthusiastically started The Glass Bead Game. I found it incredibly slow and boring. I made two new attempts later, still boring. After re-reading those three books again…

I have a mug on my desk with blue stars on it. Each star occupies an empty blank space in the shape of a star. Some blank spaces lack their star. I had this silly feeling that those spots had not yet found their match. But then I saw them for what they really are:…

Reading Hesse’s Siddhartha again, I realised that I read books as I look at a river. I read and read until I find a sentence, a paragraph that resonates with me. Then I stop. I wonder why my mind focused my intention on that idea. I immediately discard it… ‘No, that cannot be me’. But…

To me, nothing symbolises the ephemeral life like music. We can frame light and colour in a photograph, in a painting, but we cannot retain a melody. Music comes to us, touches our soul and leaves. Like those subtle notes in Beethoven’s fifth piano concert. They come, float casually in the air and leave. Like…

I visited Lothlorien for the first time when I was fourteen. A part of my heart stayed there and never left. Lost back then, now found. There is a scene in The Lord of The Rings that is full of beautiful symbolism. In Lothlorien, Frodo, who is already feeling the heavy burden of The Ring,…

If there was a book in my childhood that I hated with all my guts, that was The Little Prince. Time and time again, some adult would try to push it down my throat with the excuse that it was a beautiful book for children. No it wasn’t. It was obviously a book written for…

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A symbolic story inspired by Prophet Ibrahim’s (Abraham’s) courage and honesty when he broke the idols to show his people that truth never fears illusion. It follows young Hashem as he listens to his father’s story in the desert and learns that honesty doesn’t need a crowd — only a heart full of faith. Through warm family dialogue and gentle symbolism, the story teaches children that when they speak with truth, God is their voice. Message: I can speak my truth, even if I stand alone. Author: Reham hejah Type of Work: Illustrated short story for children