2063 results for 'Garner, Helen'

Mother State: A Political History of Motherhood by Helen Charman explores how motherhood is not just an individual responsibility, but a collective act that can challenge the status quo. From Women's...

Beatrice Alright is a woman who finds hope in unexpected places. When her partner delivers devastating news that leaves her and their young daughter without a home, Bea refuses to panic. Instead, she...

Cognitive Behavioural Coaching Techniques For Dummies is a practical guide to using effective coaching techniques in your personal and professional life. It explains how to challenge negative...

Amelia Earhart was an adventure-loving girl who dared to be different. She worked hard and learned how to fly airplanes at a time when many people didn't think women should be pilots. This inspiring...

The Comet Seekers by Helen Sedgwick A poignant and evocative novel about love, loss, hope and heartbreak, set against the backdrop of the natural world. Roisin and Francois's lives are intertwined by...

Set up your own Virtual Assistant business in just 30 days without breaking the bank. With this comprehensive guide, you'll learn how to turn your part-time opportunity into a full-time venture...

Vitamins and Pregnancy: The Real Story is a comprehensive guide to optimal health during pregnancy and beyond. Written by Helen Saul Case, a nutritional medicine expert with lifelong experience in...

New Approaches to Naples C.1500-c.1800: The Power of Place by Helen Hills Early modern Naples has been overlooked in historical accounts, often seen as a marginal and exotic place at the fringes of...

A Christmas Wish for the Shipyard Girls by Nancy Revell As Christmas approaches in 1943, the shipyard girls are hoping for a little magic. For Helen, it's a chance to muster the courage to tell the...

Christmas with the Shipyard Girls Shipyard Girls 7 by Nancy Revell As Christmas approaches in 1942, the shipyard girls face a flurry of snow and surprises. Polly's fiancé has finally returned home...

Shadow & Storms by Helen Scheuerer is set against a backdrop of epic battles and forbidden love. Althea Embervale's world is on the brink of destruction, with the infamous Scarlet Tower holding her...

Sandringham: A Royal Home Through the Ages For over 150 years, Sandringham has been a private retreat for four generations of British monarchs. This fascinating biography charts the history of the...

The Killer's Girl: A Completely Nail-biting Crime Thriller by Helen Phifer A young woman is found brutally attacked in her own home, and Detective Morgan Brookes is tasked with solving the case. As...

Beyond Reflective Practice: New Approaches to Professional Lifelong Learning by Helen Bradbury presents a critical perspective on reflective practice, challenging individualistic understandings and...

Anthony Bourdain: The Last Interview and Other Conversations by MELVILLE HOUSE This collection of interviews showcases Anthony Bourdain's remarkable intellect and candour, offering a glimpse into his...

The Love Interest by Helen Comerford is a Carnegie-nominated YA debut that offers a fresh take on the superhero genre. Seventeen-year-old Jenna Ray's life takes an unexpected turn when she's saved by...

A Practical Guide to Delivering Personalisation Person-Centred Practice in Health and Social Care by Helen Sanderson and Jaimee Lewis is a comprehensive guide for professionals and carers working in...

Art Therapy in Museums and Galleries Reframing Practice by Ali Coles and Helen Jury explores the potential of museum and gallery spaces for art therapy. This edited collection showcases approaches...

Eric Ravilious: A Study of an Artist This fascinating study of English artist Eric Ravilious presents a compelling account of his life and work. Known for his wide-ranging artistic talents, from...

Helen Vendler's latest collection of essays offers a profound exploration of poetry and its enduring power. Spanning two decades of her work, this comprehensive volume showcases Vendler's unyielding...

Teenage Witches: A Spiritual and Self-Reflective Approach to Life The image of witches in popular culture has evolved significantly over recent years. Movies, television shows, and books often...

A Torch Against the Night is the second book in a highly acclaimed fantasy series. After the events of the Fourth Trial, two fugitives must flee the city of Serra and embark on a perilous journey...

The Iliad, a timeless epic poem, begins with a powerful invocation to the muse, setting the stage for a story of rage and devastation. For generations, Richmond Lattimore's translation has been the...

Ending poverty in Britain is a challenge that has been ignored for too long. In this groundbreaking book, Helen Rowe presents a radical solution that has huge ramifications for Britain and every...

Living Well and Dying Well: A Counsellor's Stories with Older People. This book brings to life the often-overlooked world of counselling older people, sharing powerful case studies from Helen...

The Story of Princess Diana is a biography for young readers that explores the life and legacy of this remarkable woman. Born to be kind and generous, Princess Diana's story begins with her childhood...

Silk Ribbon Embroidery: A Workshop Approach for Beginners by Helen Dafter presents the basic concepts of this gentle art in a practical and accessible way. This comprehensive guide covers essential...

Alice and her partner Joe thought moving to Penton would be a chance to start a new life. They'd hoped for a peaceful rural idyll, but their plans were soon disrupted by a murder at the local...

Wallace Stevens' poetry can be elusive and challenging to understand. However, Helen Vendler's meticulous reading of his shorter poems reveals a poet of depth and complexity. By examining works such...

The Romanov Sisters: Untold Stories of Intelligence and Sensitive Lives Helen Rappaport's latest book reveals the untold stories of the four daughters of Nicholas and Alexandra, shedding new light on...

The Partnership: Brecht, Weill, Three Women, and Germany on the Brink This fascinating portrait of two of the most brilliant theater artists of the twentieth century is set against the explosive...

Emotions, Learning, and the Brain explores the powerful connection between emotion and learning in education. Mary Helen Immordino-Yang presents a decade of research that could revolutionize...

The tarot deck has long been shrouded in mystery and intrigue. Originally used as recreational playing cards by the Italian nobility in the Renaissance, its 21 numbered cards have exerted strong...

Seahorses have captivated human imagination for thousands of years, and their story is as fascinating as it is complex. This book takes you on a journey through the world's oceans, from the reefs of...

The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2021 brings together some of the most compelling and thought-provoking essays from the world of science and nature writing. Edited by Ed Yong, this...

D. H. Lawrence: A Personal Perspective This collection of essays offers a unique insight into the life and work of D. H. Lawrence through the eyes of his friend Helen Corke. Spanning over four...

Carol Armstrong's Painting Photography Painting brings together her most thought-provoking essays on art and photography. Spanning decades of writing, this collection explores the intersection of...

Religion, Law and the Constitution: Balancing Beliefs in Britain explores how England, Wales and Scotland's constitutional and legal systems interact with religion and belief. The authors examine...

A Good Death by Helen Davis is a darkly comic tale of murder, seduction, vengeance, and the value of friendship. Four young women, Georgie, Theo, Sophie, and Helena, embark on a journey to scale...

The Best Olympics Ever?: Social Impacts of Sydney 2000 (Suny Series on Sport, Culture, and Social Relations) Helen Jefferson Lenskyj examines the true story behind the Sydney 2000 Olympics,...

Undercover Bromance by Lyssa Kay Adams When the going gets tough, the tough read romance novels. But for Braden Mack, that's not enough. After a chance encounter with a feisty foodie, he's drawn into...

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall is a powerful and sometimes violent novel of expectation, love, oppression, sin, religion, and betrayal. It tells the story of Helen Huntingdon, a woman who defies...

Detective Nicki Hardcastle is investigating two gruesome murders that took place just three days apart. A body was found hanging from a tree on a stormy night, with a note in the dead man's pocket...

Seashells have been sculpted by the fundamental rules of mathematics and evolution, revealing their intricate beauty and significance in the natural world. Marine biologist Helen Scales explores how...

Lenny's holiday in Alaska takes an unexpected turn when he slips into a puddle. The result is a smelly and yellow mess - wee! But whose could it be? Lenny sets out to find the owner of the mysterious...

Helene Hanff's Letter from New York is a charming collection of everyday tales about life in Manhattan in the 1980s. Written with her trademark whimsical style, the author shares stories of her...

Bubbles: A Ladybird Expert Book Discover the fascinating science behind bubbles. Bubbles are more than just a fun and playful phenomenon - they also reveal secrets about the physical world. From the...

The Tick-Tock Trilogy is a gripping series of psychological thrillers that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Each book in this trilogy can be read as a standalone, but they are also linked by...

Building a strong and satisfying marriage requires more than just love - it needs a solid foundation. Making Marriage Simple offers practical tools to help couples transform their relationships into...

Women who Dared: 52 Stories of Fearless Daredevils, Adventurers & Rebels by Linda Skeers. Discover the inspiring true stories of women throughout history who dared to be different. From pioneers in...

Little Pickle and Greedy Giant Band 06/Orange is an exciting decodable reader that introduces children to new sounds and words. Written by Helen Dineen, this book features a fun story with action...

The Ottoman Empire's cultural and governance landscape was shaped by more than just its bureaucracy or sultan's court. In "Empire of Salons", Helen Pfeifer reveals how gentlemanly salons played a...

The Latecomers by Helen Klein Ross is a deeply moving family drama that spans a century of American life. In 1908, a young Irish immigrant named Bridey runs away from her small town with her...

Golden Stripes Leadership on the High Seas by Captain V S Parani is a practical guide for seafarers and leaders in any industry. With his unique blend of experience and cutting-edge insights, Captain...

American Autopsy: A Medical Examiner's Decades-Long Fight for Racial Justice in a Broken Legal System by Michael M. Baden, MD. For over six decades, Dr. Michael Baden has been at the forefront of...

Creative Dance and Movement in Groupwork by Helen Payne is an invaluable resource for those seeking to enhance their practice in group leadership. This comprehensive guide provides 180 practical...

Slaying the Shadow Prince by Helen Scheuerer is an epic fantasy romance set in a world on the brink of destruction. Evil forces are abducting innocents, condemning them to fate worse than death. Drue...

Hard As Nails by Helen Black is a gripping police procedural that delves into the dark underbelly of crime. Four months have passed since Frankie Greenwood's shocking death, but Liberty Greenwood has...

Inclusive Primary Teaching: A Critical Approach to Equality and Special Educational Needs and Disability by Janet Goepel, Helen Childerhouse, Sheila Sharpe. This comprehensive guide provides an...

The Princess Royal: From Princess Mary to Princess Anne by Helen Cathcart is an engrossing account of the life of Princess Anne and how her role was shaped by the six women who served as Princess...

Set against the backdrop of 19th-century Australian colonial life, Search for the Light tells the story of Nora's journey from freedom to survival in Van Diemen's Land. After making a mistake that...

Thinking Psychologically About Children Who Are Looked After and Adopted: Space for Reflection by Kim S. Golding, Helen R. Dent, Ruth Nissim, Liz Stott provides an accessible overview of psychology's...

Understanding how we think can be a complex and uncomfortable process. Our minds have two main functions: visible thinking and invisible thinking. Visible thinking helps us navigate everyday life,...

A mysterious phenomenon has struck the woods of Burrow Down. Books have begun to vanish into thin air, leaving their owners in suspense. Eliza Brown, a curious rabbit, decides to take matters into...

A New Start at the Beach Hotel by Francesca Capaldi In the summer of 1914, Edie Moore flees her comfortable life as a governess to find a fresh start. She takes a job as a chambermaid at the...

Rosie Gilmour is back in this gripping thriller. A money-laundering accountant disappears in Romania, and his hitman turns up dead in Glasgow. Crime reporter Rosie Gilmour suspects the widow, Helen...

Perkins School for the Blind was founded in Boston in 1829, marking a significant milestone in the history of education for people with blindness and deafblindness. The school's pioneering work began...

The High Life A Laugh-out-loud and Utterly Feel-good Romance by Helen Bridgett Angie Shepherd's travel agency, Mercury Travel Club, is thriving. She finds fantastic destinations for her clients,...

Ghostwriting Modernism by Helen Sword explores the persistence of spiritualism into the twentieth century and its influence on modernist literature. Sword examines the relationship between...

Philosophy Why It Matters by Helen Beebee and Michael Rush is a thought-provoking exploration of how philosophy can help us navigate life's big questions. In this engaging book, the authors examine...

How to make big decisions, be more resilient, and change your life for good. In this thought-provoking book, Helen Russell shares her personal journey as she overhauls every area of her life in...

Tuberculosis has been an integral part of human history for thousands of years. This disease has left its mark on literature and art, as well as on our understanding of medicine. In "Spitting Blood:...

The Magnolia Palace A Novel by Fiona Davis is set in one of New York City's most impressive Gilded Age mansions. Eight months after losing her mother, 21-year-old Lillian Carter finds herself...

The Unknown Peter Cushing explores the life and career of Peter Wilton Cushing, delving into his familial acting legacy through his grandfather's influence and early stage career. This in-depth...

Dancing Women Choreographing Corporeal Histories of Hindi Cinema is an ambitious study that historicizes and theorizes the material and cultural production of film dance in popular Hindi cinema. It...

The History Makers: How Team GB Stormed to a First Ever Gold in Women's Hockey In 2004, Great Britain women's hockey was at its lowest point. The team had failed to qualify for the Olympics and was...

Downtown, 1956-1965 is the first volume in Gordon Thompson's Sixties British Pop, Outside In series. This book explores the rise of London's music and recording cultures during a pivotal period in...

The Bible Doesn't Tell Me So: A Biblical Response to Domestic Abuse and Coercive Control This book offers a careful and well-researched exploration of biblical texts that are often used to justify...

Journalist Helene Cooper recounts her deeply personal memoir, tracing her family's history back to 1820 when two Liberian dynasties set sail from New York. Born at Sugar Beach, a grand mansion by the...

Sunny Side Up by Clare Helen Welsh is a unique and innovative CBT-inspired novelty book that explores the power of reframing your thoughts. Beautifully illustrated with die-cuts and flaps, this book...

Ruth Asawa: All Is Possible is a comprehensive catalogue celebrating the artist's unique vision and intimate subject matter. Known for her intricate and distinct artistic language, Asawa produced...

After You, Prime Minister by James Douglas-Hamilton is a thought-provoking memoir that offers a unique insight into the life of a British politician. With a career spanning over 23 years as an MP at...

The World I Live In by Helen Keller is an autobiographical collection of essays that offer a unique perspective on the world through the eyes of a visually impaired thinker. With profound sensory...

A new moral and ethical framework is needed for international human rights law. Despite an extensive international system in place, human rights abuses persist at an alarming rate, from massive...

The Latecomers by Helen Klein Ross In 1908, a young Irish immigrant named Bridey flees her small town with her sweetheart Thom, only to be left alone and pregnant after he dies of ship fever. Forced...

Bonds, a 1937 novel, has been a topic of fascination for New York's elite. The story of Benjamin and Helen Rask, a legendary Wall Street tycoon and his wife, has been widely read and debated...

London, 1952. Seven years after the chaos of World War II, the city is slowly coming alive again. For widowed Helen Dexter, however, the past still casts a long shadow. A woman in a man's world, she...

Hamish's summer has taken an unexpected turn. After his parents left for a business trip, he found himself in the Scottish highlands with an aunt he's never met. To make matters worse, he's been...

The highly anticipated third book in Sabaa Tahir's Ember Quartet, A Reaper at the Gates, is a gripping tale of war, power, and the struggle for survival. As tensions within the Empire escalate, the...

Discover the inspiring story of Jane Goodall, a pioneering scientist who dedicated her life to protecting nature. From her early days as a curious kid who loved learning about animals to her...

More Letters of Note is a rich and inspiring collection that reveals the power of letters to convey our deepest thoughts and emotions.These letters, spanning centuries and cultures, deliver a mix of...

The Historical Jesus: A Guide for the Perplexed by Helen Bond provides an in-depth exploration of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. This guide sets out the complex sources used to study Jesus,...

The Taiheiki: A Chronicle of Medieval Japan Translated with an introduction and notes by Helen McCullough. This epic saga of samurai warfare in medieval Japan recounts the fourteenth-century...

The War of Troy: A Pelasgian and Illyrian War by Elena Kocaqi provides a historical perspective on the Trojan War, separating myth from fact. This 30-year conflict began after the Achaeans killed the...

The Lost Radical History of America's First Feminists by Helen Hunt explores the pioneering women who shaped the fight for equality in 19th-century America. From the early Anti-Slavery Convention of...

Alien Strongholds on Earth: Secret UFO Bases Exist All Around Us The existence of alien bases on Earth is a topic that has garnered significant attention in recent years. According to reports, these...

Slow Painting: Contemplation and Critique in the Digital Age explores the potential of painting as a tool for reflection and critique in a world dominated by digital media. By examining the work of...

Academic writing is often seen as a solitary pursuit, but successful academics reveal that a supportive environment and effective habits are key to thriving in their craft. Helen Sword's guide draws...

Site Lines: Lost New York, 1954-2022 is a poignant and visually stunning collection of watercolor and ink paintings by Jill Gill. Since the mid-1950s, she has captured the ever-changing cityscape of...

Disorder: Hard Times in the 21st Century by Helen Thompson is a comprehensive analysis of the overlapping geopolitical, economic, and political crises facing Western democratic societies. The book...