Ryan Walter Livres

This hilarious, illustrated middle-grade sequel, combining the humor of Diary of a Wimpy Kid with the action of The Last Kids on Earth, follows a hapless warlock-in-training as he struggles to live up to his great and terrible destiny. Remember Wick? Son of the Dark Lord, heir to the throne of black and broken glass, and next in line to be the leader of the Grim World? Well, after a major spell gone wrong, he finds himself kicked out of his own castle and shipped off as an exchange student. As if Middle Ages School wasn't hard enough already! Follow Wick through the pages of his journal as he comes up with a genius plan to defeat his foes, achieve greatness . . . and maybe even make a new friend in the process.

Authors Ryan Walter and Mike Johnston draw on their NHL coaching experience to pack Hockey Plays and Strategies full of offensive, defensive and special play systems proven to succeed in the fast-paced and agile style of hockey played today. They present detailed instruction for the specific skills, techniques, position responsibilities and team player requirements essential to the game with advice in sync with the major rule changes from 2004 which transformed game play. Original.

Hockey Plays and Strategies features plays, systems, and strategies for gameplay in the offensive, neutral, and defensive zones. With tactics for all players in each of the various zones, you can prepare players to hit the ice with confidence and dominate their opponents.

The book offers valuable insights on success from experienced hockey coaches, highlighting that their mastered principles extend beyond the rink. It emphasizes how these strategies can be applied in various aspects of life, helping individuals achieve their own versions of victory, akin to winning a Stanley Cup.

Despicable Me meets Diary of a Wimpy Kid in this hilarious illustrated adventure that follows a hapless warlock-in-training as he struggles to live up to his great and terrible destiny.

The book explores the evolution of economic thought, particularly how the economy became analytically distinct from social and political contexts during the 19th century. It presents a historical examination of contemporary International Political Economy (IPE) issues while connecting IPE to the emerging field of contextualist intellectual history, providing valuable insights into the interplay between economic theories and their broader societal implications.