Natalie Byron had a happy life in Glasgow. She had a steady job, supportive friends and a loving family. Or at least, she thought she did. The morning after a date, Natalie wakes up inside a strange house, in a strange bed, sleeping next to a man named Jamie who claims he is her boyfriend. Outside the window are rugged cliffs surrounded by endless sea. All her things are here. The clothes in the drawer are hers and so are the bottles of shampoo in the bathroom. But this isn't her life and Jamie certainly isn't her boyfriend. Fearing she's been kidnapped, Natalie flees, but not one person on the island will help her. When everyone around her insists that her life in Glasgow is nothing but a delusion, Natalie begins to doubt her own sanity. But there is one thing Natalie is sure of. She needs to get off this island.

Learn fun facts and traditional Inuit knowledge about Arctic animals. This beautifully illustrated book takes readers from tundra to sea ice, to teach children about a wide variety of animals, from caribou to belugas.
This rare look at the Canadian North showcases a fascinating ecosystem we often forget is a large part of our country.

The most practical guide to completing your research project, where straightforward, student-centred advice is quickly found and easily applied. The Psychology Project Manual supports students through the whole of the empirical project. It is a practical guide addressing common challenges that students face when undertaking the project. Students can quickly and easily find the answer to a question they have. The authors' approachable writing style also provides information that is direct and straightforward. The manual takes a student-centred approach by incorporating the student voice. In each chapter there are "smart solutions," which are challenges that students encountered when conducting their project and detail how they solved or dealt with those challenges. There is also a "handy hints" feature, which includes advice from students about aspects of the project. In addition, "Future focus" boxes identify links between students' research project experience and their future plans. This ties into the focus, throughout the text, on the employability skills that students develop when undertaking a project, whether they are going into further study or work in psychology, or going into a graduate job.

One Little Wise Kiwi is a journey through the self, to discover who you really are. It is a collection of philosophies so that you may determine and redefine what you believe, what you stand for, and what matters to you. "It does not matter how you live. Challenge your environment, rebel against your current way of thinking and understand why you believe in what you do. Find what fits with the highest level of who you are and bring your power and energy back to yourself."

For Mature Audiences I always knew my siblings and I were different, but that was only the beginning. I was coasting through life, struggling to keep myself put together. That was until I met Alex Munroe and my entire life turned upside down. He unleashed the world of Nephilim on me. A world that I belonged to and never knew about. A world that I so desperately want to be apart of. It didn't take long for me to wish I had never learned the truth about who I am. Strange disappearances and death are occurring more and more in the Nephilim world. My brother, Ethan, was next. It's up to me to save his life and mind. I don't have unreal expectations. I know this won't be easy, but it's the least I can do after everything he has done for me. I only hope I don't lose myself in the process.