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Tears, Hope, Frustration, Chaos is a Tottenham Hotspur podcast hosted by two lifelong Spurs fans in their 40s who’ve supported the club for nearly 80 years between them.Each week, they dive headfirst into the wild ride that is supporting Tottenham — from transfer drama and tactical chaos to wonder goals and painful collapses. No PR spin, no sugarcoating — just raw, honest, passionate Spurs chat.Whether you’re clinging to hope in August or recovering from heartbreak in May, this is your weekly therapy session for all things Tottenham.New episodes weekly. Sometimes joyful. Often chaotic....

When her family relocated to rural China in 2003, Kay Bratt was thrust into a new world, one where boys were considered more valuable than girls and poverty and the one-child policy had created an epidemic of abandoned infants. As a volunteer at a local orphanage, Bratt witnessed conditions that were unfathomable to a middle-class mother of two from South Carolina. Based on Bratt’s diary of her four years at the orphanage, Silent Tears offers a searing account of young lives rendered disposable.

No matter how we try to sugarcoat it, there's something about suffering and loss that shakes our confidence, disorients us, dulls the things we once enjoyed, and brings questions that demand an answer.

"Once Propelled by Hope for a Modern Syria, Green Buses Now Run on Tears" is from the October 29, 2016 World section of The New York Times. It was written by Anne Barnard and Hwaida Saad and narrated by Jenny Hoops.

Brought to you by Penguin. A Sunday Times Bestseller Don't miss out on the bestselling phenomenon from literary sensation Jacqueline Wilson - a warm, uplifting, life-affirming story about friendship, family, and finding fulfilment in unexpected places. Ellie Allard isn’t quite where she...