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A ménage à trois mini saga between infatuation and love... another virtually true story from the pen of Ricky Dale."A gorgeous treat of a story that deserves to be savoured long after you have closed the cover."

Explore the developmental stages of adulthood with THE NEUROAFFECTIVE PICTURE BOOK 3! In text and pictures, this book takes the reader on an exciting and educational journey through the different stages of adulthood, describing how our personality and skills develop and adapt to our unique life and culture. The imaginative images in the book help bring the text to life and give the reader a deeper understanding of the processes described.Research on brain development shows that all of our important personality skills continue to develop throughout life, based on experience. The book describes how these processes unfold, whether we live alone, with a partner and children, or in other family and social contexts.THE NEUROAFFECTIVE PICTURE BOOK 3 is written for everyone who wants to understand the maturational processes of adulthood from the perspective of brain development and life in our own cultural context. The book provides a simple and body-based explanation of the maturational levels of adulthood and shows how patterns that first develop in childhood and adolescence can become either resources, abandonment or inertia in adulthood.The book is a stand-alone sequel to The Neuroaffective Picture Book and The Neuroaffective Picture Book 2, and it is suitable for therapists, psychologists, psychotherapists and educators, as well as for anyone who wants to understand more about their own and others' adult lives.

Wrangway is a peaceful place. Timothy the Tawny Owl is the Guard of Wrangway and takes his responsibilities very seriously. He absolutely loves his job. His head can turn right round so he has eyes in the back of his head at any time. The trouble is getting it back in the right position. Luckily his wife Trinity, who always calls her husband 'dear', is there to put it back. Timothy does quite loud hooting especially in the morning as his other job is to wake everyone for breakfast. His eyes are also cameras.The other wood animals - Tess the roe deer, Phil the pheasant, Frida the fox, Henry the hawk, Horace and Geraldine the herons and many more - all play their part in making sure there is no trouble in Wrangway. Then one day, the Pines arrive from London ...

A love story.Jeremy never knew what love was like until he met Abigail.¿¿This was the weekend Jeremy knew he had the chance of meeting a lovely girl, and making something out of it.

The reader will be taken from the ordered life of a young Guards officer, a career he had looked forward to since childhood, to that other world. The world of the hired gun.Where a man fought simply for money.Throughout his service as a mercenary he always felt that the cause was just fighting against the drug crazed African terrorist who recruited boys as young as ten and led them on a path of rape and barbaric behaviour. Nothing however lasts forever.After his time in Africa he returns to England a reasonably rich man, he is contacted by his former African CO, and asked if he would consider a new career as a hit man.Once again it was made clear that he would only act if he considered the target to be beyond the pale.This course of action made him both well travelled and very wealthy. Truly he could be described as a gentleman assassin.An exciting novel moving quickly from one adventure to another interspaced with romance and travel.

Pink blossom, daubed an avenue of cherry trees, caught in still air; near silence save for a buzz of spring bees. This, yes, I remember this from that visit to Broadhurst Abbey. It all began with that good feeling of being alive to nature's resplendent new life. I later promised Brother Patrick not to divulge my experiences at the Abbey, but ...Venue for a DelegationHe ran back along the wooden dock, in open necked check shirt, best go ashore, jeans and polished brown shoes...'Captain, Captain,' he called out...'What is it Bosun?''They're not coming back.''Do you want to stay then?''No Captain, but they won't leave the bar!''Well, you'd better get on board, then.'Winter in New JerseyGentle waves, trickle, tumble, tease, dry sand....Wind, tidal flow, fearsome rise and fall, contrasts,ray rippled sun dance, cross quiet scene.Waves - verseEntertaining and horizon-expanding short stories, poems and observations.

Searing reflections on inequality, suffering and human endurance.These poems are a defiant call to arms for justice, community and caring."Freedom gives us strength to speak out loudno more cowed with terror heads a-bowedthe right to write - ignore the censor talkrelease the prison gates to let us walk"

Once again, the five intrepid cousins - Paige, Perissa, Kadejah, Jhané and Deondrea - are back together on their summer break.When a letter arrives from Chief Inspector Barrette, Paige knows that this won't be an ordinary summer vacation...Mysterious breakdowns; missing people; treacherous terrain ... the five cousins will need all their cunning and skill to solve the mystery of Breakdown on Forrest Road.The thrill is on again.

"Closure in grief: A Mythical Finish Line" offers a fresh perspective on the concept of closure in the context of grief. In this insightful and empathetic book, the author challenges the commonly held belief that closure means leaving grief behind and getting back to a "normal" life. Instead, the author argues that closure is a process, not a defined moment, and that it involves accepting the reality of the loss while still honoring the memory of the loved one.Drawing on personal experience and extensive research, Closure in Grief offers practical guidance on how to navigate the complex emotions and challenges of grief. With compassion and wisdom, the author explores the many facets of closure and provides insights that will resonate with anyone who has experienced the loss of a loved one.This book is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the process of grief and find a path towards healing and growth. It is a powerful reminder that closure is not a finish line to be crossed, but a journey to be embraced with openness and compassion.

Entertaining brief encounters with the variously talented musicians, actors and artistes who might - or might not - have crossed paths with the "strange Druid man"."...I just stood and in my vagabondage homo way flicked a 'V' sign, realising I would never get to talk to the insightful Madam of Sex..."

"Let's make a rocket and fly to the Moon!"And so, the adventure begins ...One day Mary and her brother, Tony, have a great idea: they decide to build a rocket ship and fly to the moon. When they land there, they meet a strange little creature and he is happy to come back to Earth with them. This a gentle tale of their adventures with him and how he opens their eyes to the beauty of animals on Earth.

We all loved it when Paddington had tea with the Queen ... Well, meet Scratcher, a rather naughty cat who tries really hard to be good. One day he goes to London with Grandma to attend the King's Coronation. Four fun rhyming tales of a cat that tries to be good ... but sometimes isn't.Scratcher Learns A LessonScratcher's RewardScratcher's SurpriseScratcher At The Coronation

An intriguing mind absorbing story of troubled thoughts and tormenting erratic moodswings. Powerful, sexual, and emotionally manipulative, there is a potential Hiss lurking in many humans brain.

An eclectic collection of poems written over 60 years of observation and life experiences, with all its twists and turns, with a few wacky verses thrown in. Topics include: Earth Songs, Heart Beats, Young at Heart, Alternative Humour, Random Rhymes, Autumn Years, Mad World and Beyond Ourselves.

There is much to be learned about teaching. But it is learnable.No beginner should be daunted by long words, psychology, jargon, or fashionable philosophies. Proficiency in it is not a Druid-like mystique which takes decades to master; it is not a rarefied skill accessible only to a gifted few. It can be done. So long as one holds on tight to gumption, common decency, and native wit. That does not mean that it is easy. It isn`t. And there`s always something else to learn. Keep eyes and ears open; you can pick up tips anywhere. Like here, for instance.