Simon Woods Livres

The White Wine Guide explores the wonderful world of white wine styles - from rich, creamy Chardonnay through crisp, dry Sauvignon, to cool, refreshing sherry and features cross-referencing to help you discover which regions and grape varieties best suit your tastes. The character and background of each style of white wine is explored, with hints and tips on matching it with food and basic information about wine laws also included. The essential, up-to-date, no-nonsense A-Z guide to the myriad of white wine styles available through retailers, mail-order and supermarkets today. - The complete reference book to the white wines of all the key countries, regions, appellations, styles and grapes around the world. - Bullet points offer at-a-glance information about the grapes and wine styles of all regions and countries listed, plus recommended food matches. - It lists the white wines that best represent their style, with price bands and quality ratings for each. - A where next cross-referencing system helps the reader discover new and exciting alternatives to suit all their tastes. - Extensive colour pictures and maps throughout the book complement the information in the text.

Exploring the nuances of human curiosity and vulnerability, this book delves into the often unspoken fears surrounding asking questions. It invites readers to reflect on their own hesitations and the importance of seeking knowledge without judgment. Through engaging anecdotes and insights, it emphasizes that no question is too trivial and encourages a culture of open dialogue and learning. The narrative highlights the transformative power of inquiry in personal growth and connection.

Exploring the concept of "Hansard," this book delves into the official verbatim report of debates in the UK Parliament, highlighting its significance in political transparency and accountability. It examines the historical evolution of parliamentary reporting, the role of Hansard in democratic processes, and its impact on public understanding of government actions. Through insightful analysis, the book emphasizes the importance of accessible information in fostering informed citizenry and the challenges faced in maintaining accurate records in contemporary politics.

Wizzil the witch is bored stiff and out to cause trouble at Frimp Farm. Little does she know that she will meet her match in Mr DeWitt Frimp. As the two compete in the battle of revenge, they soon realise that there's more to life . . . Two masters of picture books, William Steig and Quentin Blake, have collaborated to create a brilliantly funny tale about an unlikely friendship. You will not be disappointed.

Engaging and accessible, this book delves into the history and key issues surrounding modern palliative care. It presents crucial theoretical discussions, including the connections between the hospice movement and palliative care, as well as the distinctions between palliative sedation and euthanasia. The author thoughtfully navigates existing debates while articulating his own balanced arguments, making it a valuable resource for understanding contemporary palliative care practices and ethical considerations.

Horribly hideous Shrek leaves home and terrifies everyone he encounters in his search for his equally ugly bride.

The story revolves around Tariq, who is perfecting his Concretonator in his basement, while Brave Dave, an anxious character, fears the impending chaos. With an insomniac tortoise at the helm, a mix of unconventional materials like soggy lettuce and shredded tires promises unpredictable outcomes. Dave's willingness to tackle his "wind problem" adds a humorous twist, suggesting that despite the looming trouble, adventure and creativity are at the forefront of this quirky tale.

The story introduces Brave Dave, a quirky superhero equipped with an umbrella, un-x-ray glasses, and a unique talent for understanding the unfathomable. Just as chaos looms with the emergence of a trainee poltergeist, Dave's unconventional abilities might be the key to saving the day. His deep pockets and whimsical tools promise an adventurous and humorous journey as he confronts supernatural challenges.

Exploring end-of-life issues, this volume delves into patients' rights to define their own good death and the ethical responsibilities of healthcare professionals in challenging communication scenarios. It examines how to enhance ethical healthcare practices regarding assisted suicide and overall end-of-life services. Aimed at students, academics in medical law and ethics, and health professionals, the book offers valuable insights for policy-makers seeking to navigate these complex issues.