Dennis Brown Livres

An illustrated travel guide to California's most popular and iconic getaway locations; the best parks, conservation areas and wild places.

The book explores the contentious and complex debate surrounding the management of wild salmon stocks on the West Coast. It delves into the passionate arguments and historical context that have shaped public perception, highlighting the confusion and differing viewpoints that persist in discussions about salmon conservation and fishing practices. Through detailed analysis, it aims to clarify the critical issues at stake and inform readers about the intricate dynamics of this environmental and economic topic.

The narrative follows two women facing terminal illnesses—one battling lupus and COPD just before her son's wedding, and the other a single mother fighting cancer. Despite their different circumstances, both find solace in their faith and ultimately share the same fate. The book emphasizes the presence of God in their journeys and includes a dedicated chapter aimed at inspiring young readers.

The narrative follows a father's heart-wrenching journey after the tragic loss of his teenage son in a car accident. It delves into the life of a young man with immense potential, abruptly altered by a single moment. As the family navigates their profound grief, they explore themes of sorrow, resilience, and the search for hope and healing amidst unimaginable pain. Through their experience, readers witness the transformative power of love and the strength found in facing life's darkest moments.

Exploring the signs that herald the tribulation, this book delves into the prophetic visions of the end times. It examines the nature of heaven and offers vivid descriptions of the anticipated thousand-year reign of Christ. Through a theological lens, it addresses the implications of these events for believers and provides insights into the spiritual and moral lessons that can be drawn from the prophecies. The narrative seeks to prepare readers for the challenges ahead while offering hope for the future.

Exploring the theme of perception versus reality, this book challenges readers to question their beliefs about what they observe. It delves into the complexities of human experience, inviting contemplation on whether appearances can be deceiving. Through intriguing narratives and thought-provoking scenarios, it encourages a deeper understanding of truth and illusion, prompting readers to consider the implications of their own perspectives.

Set against the backdrop of October 1986, this narrative recounts a three-week journey on the Delta Queen steamboat along the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers. The author, a former CBS publicist, captures the essence of leisurely travel in a bygone era, evoking nostalgia for a time when steamboating was considered the ideal way to explore America. With vivid descriptions and reflections, the book serves as a time capsule, inviting readers to experience the charm and tranquility of river cruising.

The third OCR-endorsed bestselling textbook for Religious Studies--

This new textbook provides a clear, informative and rigorous guide for students taking Religious Studies GCSE with all the major exam boards. It covers the philosophy and ethics content of the key GCSE specifications and examines these themes from the perspectives of Christianity, Roman Catholicism and Islam.

Religion and Ethics for OCR is an ideal guide for students taking the Religion and Ethics option of either the new AS Level or A Level qualification offered by OCR, starting in September 2016.