755 results for 'Judith Krantz'

Discover 50 fantastic ideas for making music with children aged 0-5. This engaging and accessible guide is packed full of fun activities that use easy-to-source equipment or no equipment at all.From...

Rosie Harper's life was broadcast to the nation every morning. But behind the cameras, a dark secret was unfolding. When her body is found brutally murdered at home, suspicion falls on her spouse,...

Beyond the Body Proper: Reading the Anthropology of Material Life by Margaret M. Lock and Judith Farquhar explores the ways in which our understanding of the human body is shaped by cultural and...

Difficult Mothering Challenging Adult Children Through Conflict and Change by Judith R. Smith offers a much-needed perspective on navigating complex family relationships. This book explores the...

A new examination of the performative concept explores its continued relevance in the 21st century. From its origins in J.L. Austin's speech-act theory, the performative has grown to encompass...

Expert Insights for Supporting Young Autistic People Judith Gainsborough and Laura Cockburn offer valuable perspectives on supporting young autistic individuals. This comprehensive guide covers...

Glamour in Six Dimensions: Modernism and the Radiance of Form explores an elusive concept that has shaped modern culture. Judith Brown examines the historical roots of glamour in early 20th-century...

The Vulgate Bible, Volume II presents the Historical Books and shorter narratives from the biblical canon. Compiled by Saint Jerome in the fifth century CE, this version of the Bible was used for...

Prostitution and Victorian Society: Women, Class, and the State Judith R. Walkowitz explores the complex relationships between prostitutes, feminists, medical authorities, and police in late...

Judith Thurman's A Left-Handed Woman is a profound collection of essays that explore our culture in all its complexity. With a keen eye and a masterful touch, Thurman delves into the human condition,...

Migrations and Mobilities: Citizenship, Borders, and Gender explores the complex relationships between people, borders, and citizenship in an increasingly globalized world. This collection of essays...

Classical scholarship has traditionally been characterized by an objective approach to interpretation. However, in recent years, scholars have begun to incorporate their own personal perspectives...

The rediscovery of Pompeii is one of history's most extraordinary adventure stories. This book tells the story of the re-emergence of a long-vanished cosmopolis, which profoundly inspired a later age...

Judith A. Baer presents a new framework for feminist jurisprudence in this thought-provoking work, which seeks to reconnect feminism with liberalism and promote women's interests through the legal...

The CSB Nurse's Bible is a comprehensive resource for medical professionals, featuring 7-point type in a compact trim size. This convenient edition includes sixty pages of additional information and...

The Importance of Fathers: A Psychoanalytic Re-evaluation explores the changing roles of fathers in modern society. As family structures and relationships evolve, this book examines the impact on men...

The Math Teacher's Book Of Lists by Judith A. Muschla and Gary R. Muschla is a comprehensive resource for mathematics teachers. This second edition offers over 300 ready-to-use lists to support...

The Rule of St. Benedict offers a vision of a society in which human values reign supreme, one of compassion, harmony, and hope. Written by Judith Valente, this book explores the key elements of the...

A Kingdom of Dreams by Judith McNaught is a romance novel set in the glorious age of chivalry. Jennifer Merrick, a headstrong Scottish beauty, finds herself abducted and held captive by Royce...

Judith Okely challenges prevailing views of Gypsies as isolated communities with an autonomous culture and economy. This book presents a social anthropological perspective on the Traveller-Gypsies in...

Chedsy Place is a warm and witty novel that explores the complexities of family life through the story of Richard Beaton's beloved home. When his wife, Celia, proposes restoring the grand house to...

Judith Wagner DeCew explores the concept of privacy in contemporary contexts, arguing that it has fundamental value as a means of individual freedom and autonomy. She examines how privacy has been...

Sir Tim Has a Secret by Judith Koppens is a heartwarming story about the importance of honesty. When Sir Tim makes mistakes, he struggles to be brave and tell the truth. As he keeps secrets, his...

Judith Stacey's Unhitched challenges conventional views of family values by exploring diverse forms of love and intimacy from around the world. Through original research, she delves into gay men's...

Commercial and Intellectual Property Law and Practice 2025 is a comprehensive guide to the latest developments in commercial and intellectual property law. Written by leading experts in the field,...

The Serotonin Power Diet: A Clinically Proven Approach to Weight Loss and Emotional Wellbeing. Renowned scientist Judith Wurtman, PhD, and her colleague Nina T. Frusztajer, MD, present a 12-week...

A Time to Rejoice is the heartwarming third instalment of the Rivenshaw series from bestselling saga writer Anna Jacobs. After a devastating event, Francis Brady finds solace in the thought of a new...

Assisi, Greccio and their surrounding areas are renowned for their connection to St Francis and St Clare, drawing pilgrims from around the world. This guide is an ideal companion for anyone visiting...

The Ethics of Psychoanalysis, 1959-1960: A Transcript of Jacques Lacan's Seminar. Jacques Lacan was a charismatic and influential thinker whose work has had a profound impact on various fields,...

Fifty Key Sociologists: The Contemporary Theorists provides an in-depth look at the lives and ideas of influential thinkers in sociology. This comprehensive reference guide covers key figures from...

First published in 1996, Love and Saint Augustine is a seminal work by Hannah Arendt that explores the concept of caritas, or neighborly love, through her dissertation on Saint Augustine's ideas...

The Scandinavians from the Vendel Period to the Tenth Century: An Ethnographic Perspective by Judith Jesch explores the social, economic and symbolic structures of early Scandinavia during the Viking...

Judith Butler's work has long been associated with questions of gender and sexuality. However, her more recent writings have shifted towards ethics, raising new questions about the nature of this...

Crime and Consequence in Early Modern Literature and Law by Judith Hudson explores how changing attitudes towards punishment were reflected in literature and law during this period. In an era where...

A Practical Guide to Congenital Developmental Disorders and Learning Difficulties by Judith P. Hudson provides essential guidance for professionals working with children who have special learning...

Beyond the Black Lady: Exploring African American Middle-Class Female Sexuality. Lisa B. Thompson examines how black middle-class female sexuality is represented in narrative literature, drama, film,...

Exploring the intersection of art and everyday life, this book delves into the work of artist Bruce Nauman. In the late 1960s, Nauman examined the role of the artist, their studio practice, and the...

Judith Hanson Lasater's A Year of Living Your Yoga offers daily reflections and practical guidance for yoga practitioners of all levels. Over the course of 365 days, this inspirational book shares...

A collection of new fantasy stories by an impressive group of writers continues the tradition started with J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings. This anthology brings together the works of Stephen...

Napoleon Hill's Action Activities for Health, Wealth and Happiness offers practical guidance to help you take positive action towards change in your life. By making small changes that add up over...

Byzantium: The Surprising Life of a Medieval Empire by Judith Herrin. This captivating account reveals the richness and complexity of the Byzantine Empire, which made Western civilization possible...

The Difference "Difference" Makes Women and Leadership by Deborah L. Rhode explores the disparity in women's representation in formal leadership positions across various fields, including law,...

This second edition of Un-Standardizing Curriculum offers guidance for educators seeking to create rich, multicultural curricula within a standards-based environment. Christine Sleeter and Judith...

Sexuality and the Body in Russian Culture by Jane T. Costlow, Stephanie Sandler, and Judith Vowles explores how ideas about sexuality, gender, and the body have shaped Russian literature, history,...

The Jeweller's Wife by Judith Lennox In the midst of war, a young woman's life is forever changed. Juliet Winterton leaves her Mediterranean home to start a new life in 1960s London, marrying a...

The Faces of Injustice by Judith N. Shklar explores the complex relationship between injustice and misfortune. Drawing on philosophical ideas from Plato, Augustine, and Montaigne, as well as insights...

Jacques Derrida's groundbreaking work, Of Grammatology, has had a profound impact on contemporary criticism. First published in English forty years ago, this influential text continues to provoke and...

Develop your children's expressive art and design skills with 50 Fantastic Ideas Inspired by Famous Artists. This engaging activity book uses well-known artists as visual inspiration to create fun...

Bedfordshire's rich history is reflected in its ancient churches, with many dating back to the Saxons. This selection of 50 places of worship showcases the county's diverse architectural styles and...

The Heart of the Night by Judith Lennox is an epic novel set against the backdrop of wartime Britain and Europe. In 1936, Kay Garland embarks on a new life of glamour as companion to Russian...

A crime of a peculiarly mysterious nature was perpetrated in Abbey Court apartment building. Lady Judith Carew had a secret assignation at 9:30pm, taking a loaded revolver with her. Under cover of...

The Courage to Fail: A Social View of Organ Transplants and Dialysis This thought-provoking book offers a fascinating insight into the history and social implications of organ transplants and...

Beheaded: Classical Paintings of Biblical Decapitation brings together over 80 Renaissance and early Baroque period paintings depicting three violent myths from the Bible: Salome's demand for John...

The Modern Wing: Renzo Piano and The Art Institute of Chicago A new chapter unfolds for one of America's most renowned museums. This 2009 publication celebrates the opening of Renzo Piano's...

Mog the Forgetful Cat has been a beloved family companion for fifty years, entertaining children with her humorous and heartwarming adventures. This special gift edition celebrates Mog's first...

Creating on Purpose: A Systematic Approach to Manifestation Through the Chakras Discover a radically new approach to bringing your spiritual and material worlds together. Anodea Judith and Lion...

The Normans: Power, Conquest and Culture in 11th Century Europe By Judith A. Green Yale University Press, 2023 A fresh perspective on the rise of the Norman Dynasty across Europe, from the Byzantine...

Boost Creative Writing Planning Sheets to Support Writers in Years 1-2 Help your Year 1 and 2 pupils build confidence in their writing with these practical planning sheets. Written by Judith Thornby,...

Curlew Coast: Exploring Maritime Suffolk's Hidden Histories This book delves into the lesser-known aspects of East Anglia's maritime past, using the coastal towns of Suffolk as a framework. Judith...

Camriann Coulter's search for her missing brother leads her to unexpected alliances and hidden dangers in San Francisco. When she meets Judith and Kenzie, two women with their own mysteries to solve,...

Welcome to Social Theory by Tom Brock provides a clear and engaging introduction to social theory, using images, examples, and quotations to explore contemporary social life. This comprehensive guide...

London's Soho district underwent a remarkable transformation between the late Victorian era and the end of the Second World War. Its old buildings and dark streets, once infamous for sex, crime, and...

Judith Land's Adoption Detective is a deeply personal and thought-provoking memoir that explores the complexities of adoption and identity. Born out of an accidental pregnancy, Judy was adopted at...

A History of the Workplace Environment and Health at Stake by Lars Bluma and Judith Rainhorn explores the evolving understanding of the workplace environment and its impact on health. Recent research...

Women's Camera Work explores how photographs have been used to construct versions of history and examine how photographic representations of otherness often tell stories about the self. Judith Fryer...

The Forest Wars by Judith Ajani explores the ongoing conflict over Australia's forests and argues that it is essential to find a balance between development and environmental protection. Despite four...

Conducting Classic Grounded Theory for Business and Management Students by Isabelle Walsh, Judith A. Holton, and Gaëtan Mourmant provides in-depth guidance on using grounded theory as a research...

Judith Butler's Notes Toward a Performative Theory of Assembly offers a profound analysis of public assembly under current economic and political conditions. By examining what assemblies signify and...

Judith Viorst's latest collection is a humorous and touching exploration of life in its sixth decade. With poems that tackle the joys and strains of growing older, this charmingly illustrated book...

Judith Yarnall's Transformations of Circe explores the complex and multifaceted figure of the enchantress in ancient Greek mythology. By examining Homer's portrayal of Circe, as well as her depiction...

Water scarcity is a pressing concern for many. In this timely and important book, Judith D. Schwartz presents a refreshing perspective on water that transcends traditional thinking. By working with...

Sweeping romance from one of the most beloved authors in the genre. Judith McNaught's "Something Wonderful" is a sensual and moving tale of a tempestuous marriage facing its ultimate test.When...

Judith Heumann's memoir recounts her lifelong battle for equality and inclusion in society. Born with polio that left her paralyzed at eighteen months, Judy's struggle began early in life. From...

The Red Army Faction: Gender, Culture, and Militancy by Charity Scribner explores the complex relationship between women, power, and violence in 1970s and 1980s Germany. This critical analysis...

The English Standard Version - Catholic Edition is a contemporary and readable translation of the Bible, ideal for those seeking accuracy and consistency. Created by a team of over 100 leading...

Judith Butler's Excitable Speech is a thought-provoking exploration of language and its impact on our lives. In this influential work, Butler examines debates around hate speech, pornography, and...

During World War II, hundreds of thousands of children were evacuated from British cities to safer areas. This Government operation, known as "Pied Piper", aimed to protect them from bombing...

Tristram Shandy Authoritative Text, Contexts, Criticism by Laurence Sterne is a comprehensive edition of the influential novel. This Norton Critical Edition includes the first London edition (1759)...

A Step In The Dark by Judith Lennox is a powerful family drama that spans decades and continents. In 1915, Bess Ravenhart embarks on a journey from India to Britain, leaving behind her young son...

This book examines the lives and contributions of five women who achieved Cabinet rank in a Labour Government: Margaret Bondfield, Ellen Wilkinson, Barbara Castle, Judith Hart and Shirley Williams...

The Trafalgar Chronicle Dedicated to Naval History in the Nelson Era: New Series 9 by John A. Rodgaard and Judith Pearson. This volume explores the world of naval intelligence during the Georgian...

Published in 2024, Green Henry is a poignant and deeply personal novel that explores the complexities of artistic ambition and love. Written by Gottfried Keller between 1846 and 1855, this...

Liberal Realism: A Realist Theory of Liberal Politics by Matt Sleat This comprehensive overview presents the resurgence of interest in realist political theory and develops a unique defence of...

Aromatherapy for Scentual Awareness by Judith White, Karen Day, and Karen Downes explores the growing appreciation of aromas and fragrances, known as Scentual Awareness. This approach to nature uses...

The Truth about (M)otherhood: Choosing to Be Childfree by Helene A. Cummins, Judith Dunkelberger Wouk and Julie Anne Rodgers In a world where motherhood is often presented as the ultimate goal for...

Letters from Amherst offers an intimate glimpse into the life and thoughts of acclaimed author Samuel R. Delany, as revealed through five substantial narrative letters written between 1989 and 1991...

The Poetics of DNA by Judith Roof explores how DNA has become a powerful symbol representing all life and potential for cures. Roof examines the rise of this idea and its implications for our...

Restoring the Spirit: The Beginnings of Occupational Therapy in Canada, 1890-1930 by Judith Friedland explores the origins of occupational therapy in Canada and its evolution into an integral part of...

The Cosmopolitan Interior: Liberalism and the British Home, 1870-1914 by Judith A. Neiswander explores the evolution of domestic interior decoration in Britain during the late 19th and early 20th...

New York Times bestselling author Judith Grisel shares her personal journey and scientific insights into addiction in this thought-provoking work.From her own experiences as a daily drug user, Grisel...

Beowulf is one of the finest works of vernacular literature from the European Middle Ages. For the first time in its history, this poem appears alongside four other texts from its sole surviving...

Judith Butler explores how our understanding of value and the world is shaped by global crises such as pandemics, climate change, and inequality. She argues that a common world requires a fundamental...

Judith A. Hill's Medical Astrology for Health Practitioners is a practical guide to understanding medical astrology and its application in healthcare. This book provides a straightforward approach to...

Crossroads to Islam: The Origins of the Arab Religion and the Arab State presents a revolutionary theory on the early history of Islam. Archaeologist Yehuda D. Nevo and researcher Judith Koren...

The Coronavirus Pandemic Anthroposophical Perspectives by Judith von Halle explores the deeper spiritual realities behind COVID-19 and its impact on humanity. In this thought-provoking book, von...

Keith Grant by Judith LeGrove A visual language that questions and probes how we see the world around us, Keith Grant's paintings capture the beauty of our planet while extending our understanding of...

The Apocrypha-KJV-Reader's is a collection of books that provide valuable insights into the period between the Old and New Testaments. Comprising wisdom, historical fiction, histories, devotional...

A Siren's Call by Judith Gibbs is a poignant story about the creative and destructive impulses at work within the artistic process. Set against the backdrop of a liquid world of lake and seascapes,...

Working with Violence and Confrontation Using Solution Focused Approaches Creative Practice with Children, Young People and Adults by Judith Milner, John Stephen Myers, Steve Myers is an...