Rebecca Wright Livres

In style typical of this series Introducing Postfeminism uses text and integrated illustration to trace the effect of French feminist theory on contemporary gender, politics and culture.

Exploring a variety of emotions, this collection of 100 monologues is designed for elementary school students to enhance their empathy and acting skills. The book is divided into three parts: contrasting scenarios, different perspectives on the same situation, and open-ended situations that promote discussion. Each monologue lasts one to two minutes and includes a comprehensive emotions list to help children articulate their feelings. With a balance of gender-neutral selections, it encourages kids to connect with diverse experiences and strengthen their relationships.

Hiding away in the music room, Simon is unexpectedly taken on a great adventure. When the magical drum kit becomes his friend and whisks him away to the land of Vozori they encounter strange and compelling creatures which all help on the quest to find his voice.

Create a flurry of snowflake-inspired projects, from cards and giftwrap to complex sculptures. Let it snow The myriad patterns and basic hexagonal structure of snowflakes have inspired these 15 festive projects. Start with single snowflakes for cutouts and embellishments, and then move to the more delicate wall art, wreaths, and a 3-D Christmas Angel. To save time, you can even fold and cut the designs to make multiples at once. Easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions and line illustrations guide you throughout, together with inspirational photography of the finished projects. Fifty pages of original templates--which you can scan, trace, or cut--are grouped together at the back of the book, in addition to a template directory with extra patterns to mix and match into your own work.

Founded in 1924 as the World Power Conference, the World Energy Council (WEC) was the first international organization to confront the global issues raised by fuel and power. From the age of empire through the Cold War to the present climate crisis, WEC has continued to serve as an international forum where the major challenges posed by energy have been debated and defined. WEC has evolved alongside historic changes in global energy demand and the mix of fuels, from coal and oil to nuclear and renewables. This book tells the story of WEC. It charts the growth of an international energy community in the course of these energy transitions and reveals the shifting meanings of energy and expertise. This history of WEC offers a vital insight into the social, cultural and political forces that have shaped energy in the contemporary world.