This work is a microchapbook of poetry. Based loosely off chapbooks of the past, a chapbook is typically a brief sample of work or different works sampled down to about twenty five to thirty pages. A microchapbook is even shorter. This particular one has six poems and stands at about nine pages in length.

The work itself contains some subtle themes of recovery, alienation, rumination, dreams, nightmares, and music that are intended for an mature audience.

But if anything, the poet hopes you retain some appreciation of the city from which this work derives inspiration and a penchant for treating everyone around more kindly. 

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On 1 April 1914, teachers Tom and Annie Higdon were dismissed from their posts in the Norfolk village of Burston, sparking what became known as the longest strike in history. That same day, village children marched with placards reading “We Want Our Teachers Back” and “Justice We Want,” following a banner bearing a single word: “Justice.”

Of the seventy‑two pupils, sixty‑six walked out, launching a boycott of the local authority school that lasted twenty‑five years. As the strike entered its second year, a national fundraising effort financed the construction of a new school. The Burston Strike School still stands today, a testament to working‑class education and the fight against rural injustice.

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Throughout the stories, characters face both everyday joys and personal challenges within settings that emphasize hope and fresh starts. Pansy’s clear, warm writing highlights ordinary moments while revealing deeper truths about life, faith, and character, firmly rooted in Christian values.

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After the military triumph, Sacks describes how the Jews cleansed and purified the Temple in Jerusalem, renewing the altar and ancient rites. When they found only a small jar of consecrated oil—just enough to light the menorah for one day—its light endured for eight days, which the community understood as divine favor and miraculous blessing. Sacks explains that this event became the foundation for the annual eight-day festival of Chanukah, marked by candle-lighting, thanksgiving, and joyful celebration.

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• Brand-new Introduction written for the paperback edition
• Filled with illustrative examples from Northrup Grumman, BHP-Billiton, Reebok, Harvard Business School, and many others
• Two experts in the field show how to make major transformations happen

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• Lays out a simple process—the Personal Prosperity Plan—to create powerful results in your life and business
• Explains the power of focus and your subconscious mind
• Outlines a four step process: focus, emotional connection, action, responsibility

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It also dives into the ingredients, cooking methods, and shared meals that defined the event. Wild game, grains, vegetables, and simple household techniques come together to reveal how the Pilgrims actually prepared and enjoyed their food. By focusing on the sights, smells, and social rhythms of the gathering, the book connects the first Thanksgiving to the lived experiences of the people who made it possible.

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