Eloise Bruce Livres

The book explores the profound impact of a rare inherited dementia on family dynamics, focusing on David Keller's Uncle George, whose diagnosis prompts reflection on generational health issues. As poets, David and Eloise Bruce weave their individual and collective experiences into a narrative that delves into the complexities of life, loss, and the shared burden of genetic illness. The work offers a poignant examination of memory, legacy, and the emotional landscape shaped by a condition that has long affected their family.

The author's language combines simplicity with deep resonance, drawing from revival meetings and oral storytelling. Each carefully chosen image and metaphor enhances the exploration of themes such as memory, mortality, and the vibrancy of nature. The "rattle" symbolizes various aspects of life, intertwining the echoes of the past with the rhythms of existence, creating a rich tapestry that animates the human experience.

The OWL Project is a programme of activities to enable anybody working with primary school age children to help them to develop essential skills for social and emotional wellbeing through nature and gardening activities. If you want to get children outdoors but don't know where to start, this book is for you. With step-by-step plans, this unique book gives you the tools you need to support children in the natural environment no matter how small your outside space or budget. The session plans include games, gardening activities, social skills starters, and resource suggestions. It is designed to be easy to read and even easier to implement and offers ideas for every season.