10006 results for 'Anderson, Wes'

A radical approach to manufacturing and environmentalism challenges the conventional "cradle to grave" model. By adopting a more circular approach, we can minimize waste and maximize the value of...

Why We Cook: A Celebration of Women in FoodThis beautifully illustrated collection brings together the stories and recipes of over one hundred women who are changing the world of food. Featuring...

In the midst of life's challenges, we often turn to psychology for answers. But James W. Jones argues that this approach is insufficient, and that we need a more holistic approach to understanding...

Can We Talk About Consent? by Justin Hancock is a clear and honest guide to understanding consent in all aspects of life. It explains why consent matters and how to respect other people's boundaries,...

Hello Friend We Missed You by Richard Owain Roberts is a poignant and darkly comedic debut novel that explores loneliness, social media's limitations, and the human struggle to connect in a world...

A darkly comic exploration of 21st century domestic life, May We Be Forgiven delves into the lives of individuals spiralling out of control, bound together by family and history. As relationships...

Meat Logic: Why Do We Eat Animals?This thought-provoking book examines 31 categories of rationalizations for eating animals, putting them to the test through logical scrutiny. It explores whether our...

Prisms: Reflections on the Journey We Call Life is a collection of eleven essays that explore the complexities of human existence. Written by James Hollis, Ph.D., a Jungian Analyst, these pieces...

We Are the Romani People by Ian F. Hancock is an insightful introduction to Roma life, culture and society. Written from a personal perspective as a member of the Romani community, this extensively...

Key Words with Peter and Jane #6 We Like To Help Series BThis book is part of a renowned reading scheme that uses frequently met words in English to help children learn to read successfully. Book 6b...

The Universities We Need: Theological Perspectives explores the role of universities in society and their impact on students. It challenges the conventional view that higher education should solely...

A. L. Kennedy's latest collection of short stories is a searing examination of human relationships and the complexities that bind us. Through her characteristic candour, Kennedy dissects the small...

Football in the 1990s was a time of brilliant and bonkers moments that have become an integral part of the sport's culture. CAN WE NOT KNOCK IT? is a nostalgic-fuelled tribute to this defining...

Love, Loss, and What We Ate is a poignant memoir that explores the intersection of food, family, and identity. Born to an immigrant mother who defied convention, Padma Lakshmi's life has been shaped...

We Are Palestinian is a vibrant celebration of Palestinian heritage, showcasing the rich culture and traditions of the Palestinian people. Through stunning illustrations and engaging anecdotes, Reem...

We Need to Talk About Money is a candid and personal account of one woman's journey through the complexities of money and its impact on her life. Otegha Uwagba boldly uncovers the secrets surrounding...

Teen girls rewrite the universe every day. Now they're taking it to the next level! Reunite with Nathalie and Marie for their most epic games of imagination yet, including an extended fantasy...

The Elements of Choice: Why the Way We Decide Matters Our decisions are often more complex than we realise. Every time we make a choice, our minds go through an elaborate process that can be...

Discover your body's electrome. Every cell in our bodies - bones, skin, nerves, muscle - has a voltage, like a tiny battery. This bioelectricity is why our brains can send signals to our bodies, why...

Alfred Hermida explores how social media is transforming our relationship with information and news. With over 500 million messages sent on Twitter every day, and billions of stories shared on...

Why We Lie by Dorothy Rowe explores the complex reasons behind our tendency to deceive ourselves and others. Fears of rejection, loss of control, and uncertainty drive us to maintain comfortable...

Can We Know Better? Reflections for Development by Robert Chambers provides a thought-provoking exploration of international development and its complexities. The author argues that to achieve human...

The value we place on human life is often calculated in technical terms, yet these figures have far-reaching implications for our economy, laws, and policies. Howard Steven Friedman examines how...

We Resist: A timely examination of the challenges facing democratic societies and the importance of defending the common good in hostile times.The erosion of democratic freedoms, social programs, and...

Brigitte Gabriel warns that radical Islam poses an existential threat to the world. In "They Must Be Stopped", she challenges prevailing notions about Islam and makes a compelling case for why we...

The Truths We Hold: An American JourneyA personal and powerful exploration of the core truths that unite us and the shared values that will see us into the future. Senator Kamala Harris shares her...

Adam Rutherford's The Book of Humans: A Brief History of Culture, Sex, War and the Evolution of Us is a fascinating exploration of what makes us human. By examining the animal kingdom and the latest...

When life becomes overwhelming and our coping mechanisms fail, we reach our breaking point. Health psychologist Vincent Deary has spent years helping his patients navigate such challenges, and in...

Anthony Trollope's The Way We Live Now is a radical exploration of the dangers associated with speculative capitalism. The novel follows the fortunes of Augustus Melmotte, a charismatic but...

The Beauties Of Nature And The Wonders Of The World We Live In is a collection of essays that explore the natural world around us. John Lubbock's writing combines informative and poetic descriptions...

Boy, Were We Wrong About the Weather! Our understanding of weather and climate has changed dramatically over time. In fact, some ideas that were once widely accepted are now considered outdated. This...

Dr. Yosef Ben-Jochannan challenges the traditional notion of a "white Jewish race" and explores the existence of an African Jewish culture in Africa and the diaspora. By examining the history of the...

The Rights of Man or, What Are We Fighting For? In 1940, as the Second World War raged on, H.G. Wells penned a stirring manifesto that would shape the course of human rights history. This collection...

The World We Once Lived In by Wangari Maathai is a collection of twenty short books that explore the relationship between humans and the natural world. Written over the past 75 years, these writings...

Karine Tobin's memoir We Only Live Once is a powerful and emotional account of her journey with terminal cancer. Diagnosed at thirty weeks pregnant, Tobin recounts how her life was turned upside down...

Farsighted: How We Make the Decisions That Matter MostSteven Johnson explores how we make consequential decisions that shape our lives and societies. Drawing on insights from cognitive science,...

As We Rise presents a powerful collection of photographs from African diasporic culture. Spanning over one hundred works by Black artists from diverse regions, this volume offers a timely exploration...

What is English? Can we be certain when we say something belongs to this language? Tim Machan explores the present and past of English, examining its evolution among the one and a half billion people...

How We Used Saint Etienne to Live is a story about memories and music, told in reverse chronological order. It's a tale that explores how we make sense of our pasts, and what happens when those...

Key Words with Peter and Jane #4 Things We Do is part of a renowned reading scheme that uses frequently met words to help children learn to read successfully. This book introduces 42 new words,...

The Companies We Keep: Corporate Governance for a Democratic Society by Allan C. Hutchinson offers a provocative challenge to the way corporations operate in society. Hutchison argues that good...

Stand We at Last by Zoë Fairbairns is a sweeping novel that spans 120 years and three continents, tracing the lives of five generations of women against the backdrop of significant social change...

I Think We Are AloneA delicate and uplifting play about fragility, resilience and our need for love and forgiveness, Sally Abbott's I Think We Are Alone explores the complexities of human connection...

The Rolling Stones' farewell tour of Great Britain in 1971 was a pivotal moment for one of rock's most iconic bands. In this inside account, Robert Greenfield offers a unique perspective on the...

As we age, our fears about growing older often follow a familiar pattern: twenty-somethings worry about thirty, forty-year-olds fear fifty, and so on. However, research suggests that having a...

Dick and Jane: We Play and Pretend is a collection of stories designed for beginning readers. With over 30 tales to explore, this book offers a fun and engaging way to develop reading skills...

Darling's story is one of resilience and self-discovery. Uprooted from her family home by paramilitary police, she finds solace in mischief and adventure with her friends in the Zimbabwean shanty...

A new wave of Black artists is redefining the way we see and represent Black identity in art. As We See It brings together 30 image-makers from around the world, each challenging persistent tropes...

When the world as we know it comes to an end, having the right skills can be the difference between survival and struggle. Ana Maria Spagna's 100 Skills You'll Need for the End of the World (as We...

Are We There Yet? Insights on How to Lead by Design by Sam Bucolo explores the challenges facing businesses in today's fast-changing world. With high costs, global competition, and technology...

We Who Produce Pearls is an uplifting call to action that celebrates Asian American history and identity. Joanna Ho's poetic ode highlights the richness and diversity within the Asian American...

Our Bloc How We Win by James Schneider A new combination of left-wing forces in Britain is needed to win. In this book, James Schneider proposes a movement-party organisation that can act in society...

Riffling through the wardrobes of years gone by, Lucy Adlington uncovers the rich stories behind our everyday clothes. From ancient times to the present day, she explores the most significant...

Stories We Tell Our Children explores how children learn to survive through the tales they are told. But can they thrive if they are raised by unreliable narrators using stories as a means of...

Matthew Crawford's Why We Drive is a thought-provoking exploration of the human spirit and our relationship with technology. In this book, Crawford celebrates the risk, skill and freedom of driving,...

Hello. Welcome to this Planet. We call it Earth. Our world can be a bewildering place, especially if you've only just got here. Your head will be filled with questions, so let's explore what makes...

Martin Buber's Dialogue: Discovering Who We Really Are This book explores the core elements of genuine dialogue and its role in human existence. According to Martin Buber, authentic self-realization...

Alpha Flight: Divided We Stand by Ed Brisson is a gripping story that reunites Canada's premier super-team. After a major schism within Department H, Guardian, Puck, Snowbird and Shaman must navigate...

Bright We Burn is a gripping finale to a thrilling tale of power, loyalty and war. Lada's quest for a better future may require her to destroy everything that came before, including the relationships...

This Day We Fight! Breaking the Bondage of a Passive Spirit by Francis Frangipane is a call to arms for Christians facing spiritual warfare. A powerful enemy lurks at our gates, seeking to bring...

Suspicious Minds: Why We Believe Conspiracy TheoriesRob Brotherton explores the psychology, history, and consequences of conspiracism, uncovering the research that reveals why we're drawn to...

Transform your conversations with God into meaningful and authentic dialogues with this practical guide. Hey God, Can We Talk? provides hands-on tools for interacting with God through everyday life,...

Understanding romantic love requires going beyond fleeting experiences to its roots. Helen Fisher's groundbreaking work provides a new map of this complex phenomenon.In Why We Love, Dr. Fisher...

We the Gamers explores how games can be used in ethics, civics, and social studies education to inspire learning, critical thinking, and civic change. By examining how we connect, communicate,...

Sandra Mendelson's groundbreaking book offers a profound shift in understanding between humans and non-human animals. In 2012, while working with a horse named Emilion, she received a series of...

This Is How We Play A Celebration of Disability and Adaptation by Jessica Slice and Caroline Cupp is a joyful picture book that showcases families at play, each with a family member who has a...

We Are All Different is a vibrant celebration of the diversity that makes us human. This inspiring book introduces us to a cast of children who are individuals, with different abilities, cultures,...

Eva's life was forever changed by the actions of her son, Kevin, who committed a horrific act of violence at school. Two years on, she is struggling to come to terms with what happened. In a series...

A New York Times Notable Book of 2023, this novel tells the story of an unlikely friendship that blossoms into something more in the late 1950s. Nick Russo, a determined reporter, and Andy Fleming,...

The paradox of inactivity has never been more pressing. In our culture, stillness is often seen as a threat to productivity and success. Yet, doing nothing can be a condition of creative freedom and...

This Is Where We Talk Things Out by Caitlin Marceau is a psychological horror novel that explores the complex and often fraught relationship between two women. After her father's death, Miller agrees...

The Light We Carry by Michelle Obama offers practical wisdom and powerful strategies for staying hopeful and balanced in today's uncertain world. Drawing from her experiences as a mother, daughter,...

As we increasingly focus on personal appearance and entertainment, our social connections are suffering. Depression and anxiety are rising, and many people are struggling to strike up conversations...

Yevgeny Zamyatin's We is a dystopian novel that explores a totalitarian society where individuality is suppressed. Set in a future world, the story follows a mathematician who begins to question the...

Before We Were Yours A Novel by Lisa Wingate tells the poignant and engrossing story of Rill Foss and her siblings, who are torn from their family's life aboard their Mississippi River shantyboat and...

This powerful novel tells the story of love, loss, and family in a year that changes everything. When Tom's heavily pregnant girlfriend Karin is rushed to hospital with severe flu, he is faced with...

Now We Are Six by A. A. Milne is a heartwarming collection of poems for children that explores the joys and imagination of childhood. Written from the perspective of six-year-old Christopher Robin,...

A claustrophobic suspense novel of immense propulsive power, We Shall Sing a Song into the Deep is a lyrical and page-turning exploration of duty, belief, and the post-apocalypse. Remy, a young girl...

We Pointed Them North Recollections of a Cowpuncher is a unique and fascinating account of life in the American West during the late 19th century. Written by E. C. Abbott, a cowboy who spent over...

Lawrence's first collection of unrhymed poems, Look! We Have Come Through!, presents a personal and dramatic exploration of love, hate, and human conflict. Written between the ages of 25 and 30,...

The Social Leap: A New Evolutionary Science of Human Psychology. Our species' journey from the rainforest to the savannah had a profound impact on our fundamental aspects of life, shaping everything...

Daphne Selfe's life has been a long and winding road through the world of fashion. From childhood dresses lovingly made by her mother to the pages of top fashion magazines, Daphne's love affair with...

Tears We Cannot Stop: A Sermon to White America by Michael Eric Dyson is a powerful call for change in the face of racist division. In this deeply personal and provocative work, Dyson shares his own...

Who Are We Now? Stories of Modern England explores contemporary England through key news stories from recent times, revealing what they tell us about the state of the nation and answering the...

All We Need Is Love and a Really Soft Pillow! by Peter H. Reynolds is a heartwarming tale about what truly matters in life: love. Poppy and Little One discuss all the things they need, but most...

Discover how our bodies work with this engaging introduction to digestion and poo. Why Do We Poo? explores what happens when we eat and the waste left over, in a way that's easy for little ones to...

The Puzzle of Religion: Finding Beliefs We Can Agree On Douglas Hufschmid offers intelligent insights into why God allows suffering and why God seems remote and unresponsive. He explores the...

Miller Williams's poetry collection, The Ways We Touch, offers a unique blend of elegance and simplicity. In his newest work, Williams shares poems that may be nostalgic, challenging, humorous or...

Adam Kellas's journey takes him from the war-torn mountains of Afghanistan to the elegant dinner tables of north London and then the marshlands of the American South. Along the way, he holds onto the...

When Paris Peralta's celebrity husband is found dead in their home, she becomes the prime suspect. But as the media attention mounts and her past threatens to destroy her future, it's not just the...

Sonya Clark: We Are Each Other A comprehensive monograph documenting the large-scale, community-centric and collaborative artworks of Afro-Caribbean American artist Sonya Clark. This volume...

We Are ALL Innocent by Reason of Insanity: The Mechanics of Compassion by Kathleen Brugger is a thought-provoking exploration of the human experience. It defines "insanity" as confusing our...

Ko Aotearoa Tatou/We Are New Zealand An Anthology is a powerful response to the Christchurch terrorist attacks of 15 March 2019. In the aftermath, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern declared 'We are all...

The Grand Delusion: What We Know But Don't Believe Steve Hagen's latest book is a thought-provoking exploration of the fundamental assumptions that underpin our understanding of the world. Drawing on...

When We Make It is an unforgettable debut young adult novel-in-verse that redefines what it means to "make it". Elisabet Velasquez brings a powerful voice and clarity to her story, exploring the...

The Story of WE: A New Theory on Couples, Relationships, and Love by Dimitra Doumpioti explores the complexities of human relationships through a fresh psychological lens. Drawing on decades of...

A remarkable memoir from one of our greatest living writers, Alan Garner, takes readers back to a forgotten England. In 'Where Shall We Run To?', Garner recounts his early childhood in Cheshire,...

When Women Lead offers a groundbreaking look at the leadership approaches of successful female CEOs and leaders from around the world. Julia Boorstin brings together over sixty stories of women who...

Why We Believe: Finding Meaning in Uncertain Times by Alister McGrathBelief is often dismissed as an outdated relic of a bygone era, seen as incompatible with the rational, science-led world we live...

The Stuff We Buy by Georgia Amson-Bradshaw explores the challenges we face when it comes to the stuff we buy. From reducing waste and pollution to finding sustainable solutions, this book provides...