4716 results for 'Ward, Jacqueline'

Said and Done is a collection of new poetry from Brittle Star, Jacqueline Gabbitas. Published in 2011 by Stonewood Press, this anthology brings together a range of fresh voices and perspectives.With...

Inside Ward 77, mental illness coexists with ordinary lives. Paolo Milone offers a more complex picture of doctors and nurses who work in an emergency psychiatric ward. This unsettling memoir...

Last Poem for Sarah and Other Poems by John Powell Ward is a poignant collection of sonnets that explore childhood memories, grief, and the complexities of human experience.Ward's poems are marked by...

Attention Seeker is the first collection of poems by UK poet Harry Ward. This debut work explores life's complexities with humour and poignancy, touching on themes such as break-ups, depression, war,...

The lives of those who turned from sin to holiness have long fascinated us. In this study, Benedicta Ward explores the theme of Christian repentance through the stories of early monastic texts. She...

The Werepuppy on Holiday by Jacqueline Wilson is a humorous tale about a boy who adopts a puppy that turns out to be a werepuppy. When his family decides to go on holiday, the puppy's presence...

Dreamstreets: A Journey Through Britain's Village UtopiasBy Jacqueline Yallop, published by National Geographic Books.This book explores the rich histories of Britain's 'model' villages, which...

On a dreary day, a brother and sister heed their grandmother's advice to use their minds and lift themselves up. With imagination, they soar above their boredom and quarrels, leaving anger behind...

Hidden in Plain View: A Secret Story of Quilts and the Underground Railroad A fascinating story of friendship, tradition, and discovery, revealing how enslaved individuals used encoded quilts to...

Snow White, Black Heart by Jacqueline Rayner is a gripping retelling of a story. Written for struggling readers, this series aims to engage reluctant readers with carefully controlled language levels...

The Ten O'Clock Horses by Laurie Graham is a story about Ronnie Glover's life, which takes an unexpected turn when Jacqueline bursts into his world. She teaches him to tango and seems to offer...

America's Racial Karma An Invitation to Heal by Larry Ward is an insightful exploration of breaking America's cycle of racial trauma. As someone who has experienced trauma firsthand, Dr. Ward shares...

Jacqueline Kennedy's life has been the subject of much speculation and myth-making. This book offers a fresh perspective on her private years, shedding new light on her enduring legacy.Edward Klein,...

The question of what it is to be human is one of the biggest intellectual questions of our time. Keith Ward explores this idea in his thought-provoking book, arguing that there is more to humanity...

Leadership and Ethics by Jacqueline Boaks and Michael P. Levine is a thought-provoking exploration of the nature of leadership and its relationship with ethics. The book tackles key questions from a...

Anarchy has long been one of the most misunderstood political views. For over thirty years, Colin Ward addressed common misconceptions about anarchism in his writings, exploring its relevance to...

Immanuel Kant's three critiques are fundamental to Western Philosophy. This accessible study situates Kants philosophical position within his intellectual influences, particularly in response to...

Natalie's ordinary school day takes an unexpected turn when she spots a tiny monster waving at her from a plant on the classroom window sill. The little creature whisks Natalie away on a thrilling...

Keith Ward defends the New Testament view that all things are to be united in Christ, which entails that the ultimate destiny of the universe is to be united in God. He subjects classical ideas of...

When Doctor Michael Ward's life is cut short in a suspicious fire, his student Kevin Hamilton is left with more questions than answers. A cryptic email from Ward had warned him that their recent...

Fiddling in West Africa: Touching the Spirit in Fulbe, Hausa, and Dagbamba CulturesJacqueline Cogdell DjeDje explores the history of fiddling in three lesser-known musical cultures of West Africa,...

The Birth Father's Tale by Andrew Ward is a candid memoir that explores the author's experience of losing a child to adoption and his subsequent search for resolution. Thirty years after the...

Neonatology at a Glance provides a concise and engaging overview of neonatal care, drawing on the expertise of leading international specialists. This comprehensive guide covers a wide range of...

Miranda Ward's memoir charts her journey through the uncertain landscape of almost-motherhood, following a decision to start a family that was marked by three miscarriages and an ectopic pregnancy...

Touched by the Sun: My Friendship with JackieA chance encounter at a summer party blossomed into an improbable but enduring friendship between two women from different worlds. Carly Simon and...

Pete Ward explores how the Church engages with contemporary culture to understand its relationship with God. He argues that participation in cultural expression is key to grasping this dynamic.Ward...

Christianity: A Beginner's Guide by Keith Ward offers a comprehensive survey of the diversity of Christian thinking. By exploring three different interpretations for over fifteen key doctrines, this...

A Greyhound bus journey East from California sets in motion a tragic odyssey through America's dark side. Two men, each with limited funds, embark on a reckless adventure together.As they travel from...

Twenty years of children's literature excellence is celebrated in this anthology featuring stories, poems and pictures by all ten former Children's Laureates.The exceptional talents behind some of...

Freddie Ramos and the Meteorite by Jacqueline Jules is a heartening story about determination and discovery. When Freddie spots something falling from the sky, he becomes convinced it could be a...

Horse Racing's Strangest Tales by Andrew Ward is a collection of extraordinary but true stories from over 150 years of the sport's history. The book vividly recounts many of the strangest moments and...

Jacqueline Rose's groundbreaking work explores the intersection of feminism, psychoanalysis, semiotics and film theory, offering a pioneering intervention into the field.This thought-provoking study...

Set in 1990s Mississippi, Where The Line Bleeds is a powerful and poignant novel by Jesmyn Ward. The story explores the complex relationships within a family torn apart by secrets and lies.The...

At the age of eighty-one, Keith Ward couldn't resist one more book, and so he wrote this humorous account of his life and thought, revealing how he developed his own philosophy of personal idealism...

Testimony Inside the Evangelical Movement That Failed a Generation by Jon Ward is a thought-provoking account of the author's journey from within the evangelical Christian bubble to a life outside of...

Bone by Yrsa Daley-Ward is an unflinching and unforgettable collection of poetry that strips down reflections on life, faith, loss, and identity to their essence. Raw and stark, these poems resonate...

A Sculpture That Sings: The Art of the Bell explores the world of bell-ringing through the words of composer Orlando Gough and the art of photographer David Ward. Their collaboration brings together...

The Visitor's Book is a collection of narrative poems that explore the relationship between people and their environment. Mark Ward draws on his own experiences to chronicle the overlooked, ordinary...

Under a Green Sky: Global Warming, the Mass Extinctions of the Past, and What They Can Tell Us About Our Future by Peter D. Ward. A pivotal moment in Earth's history - the Permian extinction - wiped...

C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia have long been shrouded in mystery, with scholars attempting to uncover their underlying symbolic coherence. However, the structure of Narnia's symbolism has...

Teaching the Benefit Mindset: Moving Empathy, Inclusion, and Altruism to the Forefront of Education by Robert Ward is a thought-provoking exploration of student wellbeing and social-emotional...

The Nightingale Sisters by Donna Douglas Life in the hospital is not all it seems. Behind the strict rules and high expectations of the ward sisters, each nurse harbours secrets and struggles of her...

Experimental translations of Petrarchan love poems by Kat Addis, reimagined in English by M. K. Addis.This debut collection is characterized by its lyric pensiveness and cheeky melancholia, with some...

Keith Ward's Confessions of a Recovering Fundamentalist is an attempt to expound Christian theology in a humorous way, while also sharing his personal journey of recovery from fundamentalism. In this...

Alcatraz: The Gangster Years by David A. Ward provides an in-depth history of America's first supermax prison, created to house notorious "public enemies" such as Al Capone and George "Machine Gun"...

The White Lady is a captivating stand-alone mystery from Jacqueline Winspear, author of the bestselling Maisie Dobbs series.This gripping novel is a self-contained puzzle that will keep you guessing...

The Fire This Time: A New Generation Speaks about Race by Jesmyn Ward. In response to the ongoing struggle for racial equality in the United States, Jesmyn Ward has gathered a collection of essays,...

The Medea Hypothesis: Is Life on Earth Ultimately Self-Destructive? Renowned paleontologist Peter Ward presents a provocative vision of life's relationship with the Earth's biosphere, challenging our...

Jesus' teaching has had a profound impact on the world. Yet his sayings can sometimes be cryptic and challenging to understand. In "Love Is His Meaning", Keith Ward explores the various figures of...

Theology and Religion: Why It Matters by Graham Ward The study of theology and religion is essential for understanding our world and ourselves. By exploring these subjects, we can gain insights into...

Cognitive Therapy in Practice: A Case Formulation Approach by Jacqueline B. Persons provides a detailed account of cognitive behavior therapy in practice. The author shares her approach, outlining...

Keith Ward's Personal Idealism offers a comprehensive outline of his theological thought, drawing on both philosophical principles and personal experience. Born from an exploration of life's...

Monster Eyeballs is a story about bullying and getting along, written by Jacqueline Wilson. Mark is the class bully, but has he met his match with Kate and the Monster Eyeballs?This book is part of...

This book presents a comparative study of two inner-city wards in Salford, exploring how people manage their daily lives and respond to crime in high-crime areas. Conducted over a two-and-a-half-year...

This comprehensive guide to Cambridge City Council election results provides an in-depth look at local politics in the city since 1935. The book lists election results ward by ward, including...

Managing Health and Safety Learning Made SimpleThis practical guide provides essential skills for managing health and safety in the workplace. Written by experienced HR trainer Jacqueline Jeynes, it...

The How: Notes on the Great Work of Meeting Yourself by Yrsa Daley-WardA collection of lyrical musings, immersive poetry and intriguing meditations that invite readers to explore their true selves...

Frank Kingdon Ward's groundbreaking expeditions through Tibet, China, and Southeast Asia in the early twentieth century uncovered rare plant species previously unknown in Europe and America. His...

Growing Up: Evangelical Youthwork and the Making of a Subculture explores the impact of Christian youth work in shaping the evangelical movement in the UK. Peter Ward examines how the work of one...

The Duke's Unlikely Ward Lord Devlin White, Duke of Winterbourne, is the last in a long line of powerful witches who assist the Demon Lord of London by solving mysteries and settling problems amongst...

A poignant and heartening story about finding courage to connect when you feel scared and alone. Jacqueline Woodson's lyrical text reminds us that we all feel like outsiders sometimes, but it's brave...

Fashion Africa offers a comprehensive guide to contemporary African fashion, compiled with an ethical perspective. Jacqueline Shaw presents Africa as a vital hub for trade within the global...

Gesture and Power: Religion, Nationalism, and Everyday Performance in Congo by Yolanda Covington-Ward explores how embodied practices and performances among the BisiKongo people have been used to...

Wielding Words Like Weapons: Selected Essays in Indigenism, 1995--2005 by Ward Churchill This collection of essays showcases American Indian Movement activist-intellectual Ward Churchill's...

The Case Formulation Approach to Cognitive-Behavior Therapy by Jacqueline B. Persons is a comprehensive guide for clinicians seeking to understand and apply effective therapy techniques.Written for...

IX SQUADRON PROFILE by Chris Ward A detailed look at one of the USAAF's most notable squadrons during World War II. This book provides an in-depth examination of IX Squadron, covering its history,...

On Call in Urology provides junior trainees with a practical guide to managing urology patients in emergency, ward, and clinic settings. This comprehensive resource covers common presentations from...

Empty Cauldrons: A Pagan Guide to Coping with Depression Terence P Ward explores the complex relationship between depression and spirituality in this unique guide. Drawing on both scientific...

The Social Lives of Animals: How Co-operation Conquered the Natural WorldBehavioural scientist Ashley Ward takes us on a fascinating journey to explore some of nature's greatest marvels, from the...

Ward Bennett appears to be on a mission in Fiji, but he's not alone. At a resort bar, he catches the eye of Tasha Gregory, a woman with skills that go beyond mixing drinks. As their paths continue to...

Lara, A Tale is a tragic narrative poem written by Lord Byron. First published in 1814, it was composed after he resumed writing and regained control of his work. The poem is considered a...

A weekly chat room becomes a safe space for six students to share their stories and feelings. In this powerful novel, Jacqueline Woodson explores the healing that can occur when young people are...

The Solicitors Accounts 3rd Edition is a comprehensive guide to preparing and submitting accounts for solicitors. Written by Jacqueline Kempton, this updated edition provides detailed guidance on the...

Mark Spark in the Dark by Jacqueline Wilson is a heart-pounding tale about facing fears. When his gran needs help, Mark must summon the courage to face the darkness.As the night wears on and the...

One Hundred Lockdown Sonnets by Jacqueline Saphra is a poignant and personal account of life during the Coronavirus pandemic. Written as daily sonnets from 23rd March 2020, this sequence charts the...

Navigate Your Stars is a powerful and uplifting meditation on dedication, hard work, and perseverance. Jesmyn Ward shares her personal story of overcoming hardship and the importance of respect for...

The Priestly Vocation by Bernard Ward explores the history and theology of the priesthood in depth. This comprehensive work examines the nature of the priesthood, its role in the community, and the...

Inward, Outward, Onward, Upward: A Lifelong Journey Towards Anti-Oppression and Inclusion in Museums by Cecile Shellman offers practical tools to help museums address systemic oppression and promote...

Stuart Ward's Untied Kingdom offers a panoramic history of Britain's decline as a global civic idea since the end of World War II. The author explores how Britishness has been imagined, experienced...

Spirals: The Pattern of Existence by Geoff Ward explores the ubiquitous presence of spirals in mathematics and human culture. From quantum physics to ancient architecture, this book reveals the role...

Criminal Law by Jacqueline Martin provides a clear and concise explanation of the key concepts in this subject area. The book covers essential topics such as actus reus, mens rea, and strict...

The Puffin Book of Christmas Stories is a delightful collection of tales for Yuletide by some of the finest writers for children. A perfect gift for Christmas, it features classic and contemporary...

The Worry Website by Jacqueline Wilson is a story about navigating life's challenges. A new online platform promises to offer advice for those with problems at home or in class.However, as the...

Oxford Read and Discover: Level 5: Homes Around the World Activity Book by Jacqueline Martin is an engaging activity book designed to support language learning.Each chapter features additional...

The Mum-Minder by Jacqueline Wilson tells the story of a nearly nine-year-old girl who takes on a big responsibility when her mum falls ill. With her mum out of commission, she has to mind herself...

Journey's End by Jacqueline James is a heartwarming story about breaking free from the past and forging new connections.When Hilary receives a letter that challenges everything she thought she knew...

The Colours of Corruption by Jacqueline Jacques is a gripping thriller that weaves an intricate picture of Victorian London. A chance encounter between Mary, a poor cleaner, and Archie, a police...

This introduction to practical theology reclaims a theological vision for the life and work of the church. Pete Ward argues that practical theology is part of the everyday life of the church, with...

Lois Wright's memoir of her time with the Beale family at Grey Gardens offers a unique glimpse into their unconventional lives. In 1975, Wright was invited to live with Big Edie and Little Edie,...

Develop your oral skills for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE2) with this comprehensive guide. Written by experienced law educator Jacqueline Kempton, SQE2 - Oral Skills for Lawyers 4e...

New essays by prominent thinkers explore the role of writers and intellectuals in society. Edward Said, Bruce Robbins, Jacqueline Rose, and Stefan Collini contribute to this collection, examining the...

The Big Top: A Social History of the Circus in Britain By Steve Ward, published 2014. This book tells the story of the circus in Britain, from its ancient roots to the rise of modern traveling shows...

Upward, Outward, Inward by Mitsuo Fukuda explores the challenge of discipling new believers in large numbers. The author presents simple, practical ways to live out the Gospel and pass on the message...

Bob Howard's latest assignment takes him to Japan, where he's tasked with policing the wards that lock down warded sites. His predecessor, Dr. Angleton, has been handling this job, but Bob's here to...

When reciprocated, love can feel like unadulterated heaven. But when it's not, it can be overwhelming and painful. For many women, navigating the ups and downs of romance can leave them feeling out...

A personal and insightful guide to navigating the breast cancer journey.After receiving a diagnosis of Stage 3 Breast Cancer in autumn 2022, Jacqueline Mansell shares her own experiences and...

Brown Girl DreamingA poignant and powerful coming-of-age story told in vivid poems, this is Jacqueline Woodson's moving account of growing up as an African American in the 1960s and 70s.Through her...

Swifty the Super Guinea Pig and the Disastrous Camping Adventure is the second book in Jacqueline Robertson-Yeo's magical adventure series. Inspired by her childhood pet, GP, this story follows...

Freddie Ramos Gets a Sidekick by Jacqueline Jules is a story about trying again and finding help when you need it most. When Freddie's first invention fails, he sets out to solve the mystery of holes...

The Play of Law in Modern British Theatre by Ian Ward explores how contemporary theatre engages with legal and political issues. This book examines various genres in modern drama, including...