This story is about a boy who skateboards in different places and directions in the place where he lives. It introduces ideas about moving in different ways, but in familiar places.

The learners are introduced to common vegetables that are used to make soup. Simple colour words and adjectives are used to describe the vegetables.

Set in a modern urban environment, this is the story of what happened when a boy called Sam got up too late one day and missed the bus to school. As a result, he experienced a very different type of day. When he told his mother what he had done that day, she thought he was telling lies.

Contents:
Foreword Introduction 1. On phenomenology and nursing 2. The pathic nature of inquiry and nursing 3. On living with chronic leg ulcers 4. Confronting life and death: the experience of critical illness and intensive care 5. Middle-aged Korean women's experience of breast cancer and mastectomy. 6. On living with schizophrenia 7. On living with chronic pain 8. On caring and inflicting pain 9. The actualised caring moment Epilogue

This accessible introduction to phenomenology for nurses explains what has become one of the most widely used qualitative research methods within mental healthcare.

By using rhythmic text, simple sentences, and gorgeous pictures, this charming story teaches the importance of sharing and helps young children increase their reading skills. Exciting illustrations follow Jenny as she does her good deed for the day. While Jenny delivers a book to her sick friend, young readers will begin to master the art of building sentences, beginning with simple constructions and moving on to more complex ones.

This book is the second book in a three part collection: My Dad the Drumming Man - My Mother the Poet - Second Hand Tales (to be published in 2020). They have been written(in their own words)for anyone in the future who is searching the Walton/Langford/Breeze family tree, in the hope that they can give you a snap-shot of each person rather than just the usual dusty names & dates.

A tale of a smart mouse and an old man who is a painter, become friends due to the destruction of the old man's artwork from a storm

Pegasus is a beautiful black stallion that was once a world-renowned race horse. Now that Pegasus is in retirement, he needs to find-a loving, warm place to stay, where he will be taken care of. Can Tania and her classmates figure out a way to bring Pegasus back to the farm he was raised? Read about Pegasus and Tania and their adventures in this book

Set in 1967, Ladies of the Dance follows the story of Alya, a 28-year-old teacher, and her brother, Omar, who manages the family's hotel, in Beit Nuba, a Palestinian town under Jordanian rule. The novel is a tapestry of scenes and characters - Palestinians, Israelis, British, American - evoking a world of sounds, sights, smells: how it feels to walk down a street in Jerusalem, the mixture of private and political concerns as the tension builds in the days leading up to the Six-Day War. Ladies is infused with an underlying belief in the "universality of our human longings - regardless of ethnicity, religion, or politics."

A young girl named Isabella becomes friends with a ghost, who helps her learn to accomplish a task even with a disability.