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Combined English and Maths is the brain child of a series of observations of students as they struggle with subjects, especially science in schools and colleges due to poor foundations in English and maths. Some learners may know the basics of a particular subject but have difficulty putting things on paper or on a screen and hence cut and paste from internet websites. The truth comes out when they are asked to write a report on an experiment they have carried out themselves; which may not be found anywhere on the internet.Poor language and mathematical skills create a barrier and inhibit the prog-ress of students in many subjects. Instructions for carrying out practical tasks have to be understood. This is impossible without improvement in language skills. Students have to engage in calculations in order to present and con-clude experimental results. This is also impossible without basic mathemati-cal skills.Adult learners especially foreign students express a great deal of distress and lose confidence in learning science especially biology due to poor nu-meracy and literacy skills, though they may have studied the subject to a high level in their home countries. Others have difficulty finding jobs or have no confidence in going to look for work due to poor language skills.This book is aimed at supporting a wide range of individuals with the basic skills in maths and English. It begins with the very basics in both subjects and progresses to somewhat challenging sections. It is written in an interesting manner to engage students and the general public at large.

SO where is the real Aber Tidy in Doolally Valley?Who is Dai 'twp' Richards?Beware the deliberate Red Herrings that are mixed in with genuine clues.Is there a Dai 'twp' in your small town? Or in a small town nearby?Are the disused coalmine, Bell Inn, maternity clinic, pickle factory, and St. Mary's Church pointing you in the right direction?Bus stop protesters are certainly rural, and believable, so the location is likely to be well away from a large town that offers a highly efficient transport service.Names have been changed to conceal identities, though one or two real ones might have slipped through, which would be enough to reveal the place that inspired this remarkable Aber Tidy story.Good luck

"This book describes the authors historic memoires of a unique and privileged childhood, where the Great Rift Valley in Kenya was his playground. It contains many stories and experiences which have provided him with a background on which to build a life time of optimum happiness and satisfaction with no regrets."

Linked by a ghostly vale in time, two beautiful Japanese women share a past and future with a young Anglo-Scottish man. Yumi and Luna feel irresistible yearning for Luke, but it's more complicated than simple romantic desire.As Luke is haunted by dreams of his ancestor's past, Yumi and Luna come to untangle their shared destinies and realise his place in their hearts. In an intelligent contrast of Japanese and British cultures, the trio must find away to restore karma and bring peace to their families.Cerebral, mystical and inspired, Dreams of Serendipity is a gentle story of love that transcends generations...

DCI Brindle and DI Blakely end up tracking a psychopathic serial killer who has been off the radar for years.The sheer doggedness of the streetwise DCI Mike Brindle and the sharp intellect of his partner DI Donna Blakely make these a formidable force in the fight against crime.This is the third Crime novel of the DCI Brindle & DI Blakely Investigations. Criminal Investigation Department, Scotland Yard.

Astral Philosophy aims to help the reader see and come to know the divine light that shines eternally in their soul. The light spoken of here is an actual light viewed by the third or inner eye. Seeing it opens up the world of Astral experiences.Though we go through a form of physical transformation at so called death, our mind, soul and personality do not lose consciousness. We have an eternal soul with certain looks and a personality, an eternal mind with abilities, memories and experiences of many different lives lived through centuries of existence. The exploration of our inner self is not a new phenomena. In the past it has been referred to as 'lifting the veil' or 'searching for the holy grail'. Alchemists have referred to it as the Philosophers Stone and down through the ages religious and mystical texts have also made reference to it.By reading and absorbing the knowledge presented in this book, the reader will achieve an awareness of the Astral Plane pertinent to their own personal journey. Indeed they will come to understand that information from the Astral world is available to them if they so wish…

How could Guy Turner, Captain of Yacht Sea Star, have known that the indiscretion he was about to commit, upon a leafy jungle path on a remote Caribbean island, would take him down such a dark road? His life was about to change forever but would anyone have believed his story, assuming he lived to tell it…?There are few better placed than John D. Clyde to tell this fast moving and gripping tale. As a Superyacht captain since 1977, he has worked for some of the World's wealthiest and powerful men.

When Ben the mouse and his friend Louis, a field mouse, find a ring lying in a wood, they have no idea of the many adventures it has in store for them. For this is no ordinary ring, but a magic ring which can transport you to anywhere in the world!Join Ben and Louis as they travel to Loch Ness (where their friend Haggis the hamster lives), and then to the strange land of the Urgle Gurgles, before finally heading home for a thrilling boat race.This first book of the adventures of Ben the mouse will lead you on a journey full of excitement, friendship and fun!

Lorna was looking forward to her family holiday in a caravan beside Loch Ness, but she had no idea just how exciting it was going to be, and that she would make a new and unusual friend.

Matthew Malarkey is a man on a mission. To find a soul mate. Following the breakup of his marriage he has searched in vain for a new relationship. Encouraged by his good friend Cecil Delaney, he has lived a hectic social life, trawling bars and clubs, but with no success in finding that meaningful connection. Cecil, a straight talking, cockney Londoner who loves to party, suggests that he tries the world of internet dating. Matthew signs up on line in the pursuit of love and embarks on a series of dating escapades, with a variety of ladies, only to find that Cupid does not make the quest for love easy. As Matthew searches for that elusive spark, he finds himself becoming involved in a succession of entanglements, culminating in a date he doesn't want - with the law.

Far away, near a tumbled down cottage, in a tidy corner of the over grown garden, Lily and Comfrey lived in their small but comfortable fairy home with Mum Dawn and Dad Acorn. Spring had finally arrived; the sun was shining and the day was warm.Comfrey and Lily had picked the perfect day to meet up with their friends for a picnic in the meadows of Marshall's farm.Little did they know that their excitement would soon turn to tears.As Lily falls in to a deep sleep, her twin brother, Comfrey and their friends begin the struggle to find the remedy to save poor Lily.

This book is one of many in the book series Ama Stories. This story is all about Ama cooking her favourite meal.Ama takes you through the journey of her going to the market selecting her items going home and cooking with her mum.The story describes different ways on how you can cook and eat plantain. Ama and her family also sit down at the table to enjoy a family meal together. Ama story books are ethnically diverse.My familyAma's dance classAma's SurpriseAma goes on holidayAma the African Princess

'I hate you Hassan Iqmal!''I've hated him since the first day of secondary school. He was my tormentor. A bad boy, bully, who pulled my plaits, stole my stationary and called me awful names.How this burning hate later melts into an ardent love, compels me to this day…' Samina is in love with Hassan. But what will become of this love, when her cultural and religious boundaries begin to hinder her dreams of any future with him?Will Samina admit her feelings for Hassan as they plough through the obstacles of growing up in multicultural London?Will she survive the bitterness of family expectations and secrets?Come follow the Sweethearts in this story of innocence and a deeply moving friendship, and experience how it turns into a twisted tale of fates… A heart rendering read from award winning debut novelist Farzana Hakim. Her second novel, The Silence of a Deep River, an emotional and thought provoking family saga based on the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947, has already won first prize in the Pen to Print Book Challenge.

"Just when you think you've hit the lowest point; the floor opens up and you realise you haven't even started to fall."The elemental being known as the 'Moorgod' stalks the world with one aim - the destruction of all things.Ruin and the few remaining Decimators are given new hope as the ever-changing sorcerer, Kail, returns.The respite is brief as the Creatures of the Orb surge forth from the Shadowlands in search of blood.The end of tides unfolds.

When his father dies, Dave Owen, an ex-Royal Navy diver, inherits the family businesses and becomes a millionaire overnight. One of the businesses is Angling Charters, to which Dave adds commercial Diving. He is joined later by Joe, who was a Navy diver friend, and together they establish a diving company, but Dave has secrets he cannot share. His mother died very young, and his sister was murdered. All about them believe they know who the murderer is, but there is no actual proof that the man is the culprit, nor of many other unsolved crimes in the area. Dave takes in a tenant to occupy the Garden Flat below his house. She is suffering severe mental stress after a brutal sexual assault by the same man suspected of murdering Dave's sister. Running between Dave's workshop and his house is a tunnel that no one, other than Dave, knows exists. It is an old smugglers' tunnel, and is filled with contraband, stored there by an ancestor and later abandoned by him about a hundred years ago, when the ancestor decided to move to Kenya to seek a second fortune when he thought the Revenue was closing in on him. Dave and Joe are drawn into various situations of imposed violence, but are more than big enough, physically and mentally, to take care of whatever comes along.

On his first aborted trip from the twenty first century into 1746, Ethan Caplin, fourteen, meets and falls in love with sixteen year old Eveline Erskine. Imprisoned as a perceived catholic spy, injured and rendered unconscious after an attempted escape, he is helped back to his own time by Eveline who thought him mortally wounded.Disbelieved and thought mentally unstable by his family, he returns down the same spiral steps seventeen months later. He finds the village of Sandthwaite destroyed and deserted. And worse, Eveline and her father are now incarcerated in jail, in Penrith, many miles away.Accompanied by Eveline's brother Arthur, Ethan embarks on a dangerous mission to rescue them.An adventure that endangers their lives and threatens Ethan's chances of ever returning to his own time. FOLLOW ETHAN'S QUEST IN THIS EXCITINGSEQUEL TO THE SPITAL STEPS

The Alphabet of Cats is a celebration of the domestic feline using the letters of the alphabet and having fun with language and phonetics. Rhymes and limericks set the tone with cat characters. A book for all ages, 6 to 106, cat lovers and the young at heart.

Stimulated by the research resulting in his first book on the Celts (In Search of the Celts) the author follows this dynamic race's progress through the first centuries of the Christian era. Targeting primarily teenagers and young adults seeking basic facts on their Christian inheritance, the author briefly summarizes the early development of Christianity in Western Europe. The book is an assembly of sketches on the main movers and shakers, integrated with the astonishing story of the dedicated Christian priests and supporters - all mainly "Irish" - who spearheaded the miraculous revival of Christianity in Western Europe and the British Isles through the fourth to tenth centuries by reconverting a population who had relapsed back into paganism in the face of the vicious Viking assaults of that period. The amazing story tells how a country considered to be backward and illiterate became to be regarded, almost overnight, as offering all young people (male and female alike) the world's best literary and Christian education available in the whole of Western Europe, a reputation it maintained for some eight centuries until the Benedictine and Carthusian monks assumed the crown in the thirteenth century.This book is testimony to the courage, dedication and self-denial of thousands of Irish Celtic Christian priests and their army of supporters.

A man by the name of Harvey Spade is a single man who has a crush on a woman since elementary school. Years later he is asked to look after her when she becomes blind.He meets another woman named Olivia who is his first love. Between the two women, he spends time with them both learning about how to have fun, sex and heartache.Look through the eyes of Harvey as he steers his way through two women finding about himself, experiencing falling in love and sex for the first time, to eventually heartache.Follow his escapades of dating, embarrassing moments, routine medical check up, and a health scare. How can so much happen to one guy in three months.

Here's a bookwhere you'll say "Hi"to starfish, kitesand fish that fly… A star fish beneath the sea that doesn't fit in.A girl like a kite flying high above the clouds.A wriggling fish with frozen fins in need of escape.A fountain climbing fishy with the sky in sight.Whether you're a fish, a kite or neither, never stop dreaming and you too can fly… A collection of four stories and rhymes featuring High 5 the Spectacular Star Jumping Starfish, Kite Girl, Wriggle the Fish with the Frozen Fins and Fishy on a Fountain 1, 2, 3, all featuring unique linocut illustrations created by the author R.W. Taylor to accompany these heart-warming and inspiring tales of fish, flying and a little daydreaming.

This book offers an introduction to the thought of Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951). Wittgenstein's life, in its earlier and later phases, is considered in chapters that interleave the reviews of the philosophy of language Wittgenstein set out in Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (1921) and Philosophical Investigations (1953). The issues of difference and continuity between these two works is given much consideration. Later chapters consider Wittgenstein's approach to philosophy and to thinking about religion and ethics. Along the way key ideas on philosophy, and relevant lines of argument that contribute to Wittgenstein's intellectual development are explained.For this revised edition, the author has updated and extended the index, cleaned up some errant typos in the manuscript, and made a few refinements to the text.Stephen Loxton worked in the UK for some 40 years in various roles in education until retiring in 2019, and relocating to Lusaka, Zambia, where his wife works for the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa. He continues to read, research and write, and has recently completed a study of Nietzsche and his On the Genealogy of Morals - Nietzsche and the Old Flame, and a study of Charles Taylor's The Ethics of Authenticity is forthcoming.

Most of our experiences as human beings are universal, even though we can feel uniquely pained by them at the time. How you deal with each life experience and choose to move forward is what makes you truly unique.The answers to life and happiness are not always out there in the big wide world, many are simply within you.Straight-talking Shelley F. Knight offers real stories, controversial advice, personal development tools and warped humour to help you address limitations in your life, and suggests ways in which to take responsibility for your new life story rather than retelling your history.

Vince Golder is one of the UK's top referral marketers; he has worked with companies as diverse as the Owner/Manager to the multinational blue chip organisation.His coaching methods and consulting experience, built up over many years has supported organisations from a wide range of sectors to increase sales, reduce costs and improve profits.The book is in three parts, with the first part exploring how to be your best, present well and be memorable; the second part develops business networking to build on part one, and part three takes this collective experience to develop the Referral Marketing approach that maximises your chances of success.

William and Sunny the dog have always been best friends. They do everything together.Until one day when William gets some sad news about his beloved dog.Join William as he learns what it means to lose something he loves and how he celebrates the memory of his special pet.