Stephen Grant Livres

Our understanding of the fundamental differences in child development, behavior, and emotional maturity between boys and girls has increased dramatically. This title contains the information and tools a facilitator needs in order to implement and maintain the boys groups.

Queen Emma, daughter of a duke of Normandy, wife of two kings of England and mother of two more, is one of the most remarkable women in medieval history. Her quick wit, courage, and cunning, inherited from her Viking forbears, allowed her to overcome many cruel twists of fate and ultimately succeed in a world dominated by men. Godwin, nine years Emma's junior, shared her tenacious ambition and rose from the ranks of minor nobility to become earl of Wessex. Godwin's intelligence and political astuteness sees him survive civil wars, hostile rulers, and foreign invasions. for nearly thirty years, he was the most powerful man in England, after the king. As a young boy, Godwin witnessed the marriage of Emma, then a sixteen-year-old virgin, to King Ethelred, a widower with a dozen children and a kingdom under constant attack from Viking invaders, and fell in love. A love that, because of Emma's position, he had to for many years keep secret, a love that endured until they die. Godwin and Emma is historical fiction. It tells the story of Emma, queen of England, and Godwin, earl of Wessex, and of their love affair set against the turbulent backdrop of eleventh century Europe.

Set in a dystopian Britain dominated by authoritarianism, nationalism, and xenophobia, the narrative explores the impact of advanced surveillance and robot armies on personal freedom. As individuals grapple with the oppressive regime, the story delves into the complexities of resistance and the moral dilemmas faced when drawn into an unwanted conflict. It raises poignant questions about agency and the human spirit in the face of overwhelming control.

Featuring expertly curated insights, this guide highlights the best art found in North American galleries. Authored by two knowledgeable and irreverent guides, it aims to inform and entertain art enthusiasts while providing practical tips to enhance the viewing experience. With a focus on enjoyment and comfort, it ensures readers can appreciate art without the discomfort of long hours on their feet.

Engaging and playful, this book invites children into a world of whimsical adventures that promise laughter and excitement. With a focus on interactive storytelling, it encourages young readers to participate actively, ensuring that their imaginations run wild. The lively narrative and vivid illustrations create a delightful experience that captivates and entertains, making it a perfect read-aloud choice for families.

The book addresses the alarming rise of violence and intolerance among youth in America, highlighting how societal issues have distorted the American dream. It emphasizes the urgent need for reflection and action to combat the ingrained values of bigotry, hostility, and materialism that children are absorbing. Rather than placing blame externally, it calls for a collective effort to foster understanding and create a more inclusive and harmonious society.

A truly amazing album outlining the tale of the London, Brighton and South Coast railway in all its glory.

To travel on the Brighton Belle was to travel in style, a style more closely associated with the Orient Express on extended ventures overseas than a journey between London and Brighton that took less than an hour. Businessmen used it, but so too did many people in radio, television and the theatre.