1681 results for 'McCaulley, Margaret'

Restoring Sanity: A Guide to Awakening Generosity, Creativity and Kindness in Ourselves and Our Organizations. In today's challenging world, leadership has never been more difficult. Despite our best...

At Ford's Theatre, one of America's most infamous assassinations took place. Now, bestselling mystery author Margaret Truman brings us a new murder that echoes today's headlines.The body of Nadia...

The Muldowney Family from Killamuck Abbeyleix is a personal account of the lives of thirteen children born to Martin and Margaret Muldowney in post-famine Ireland. The family's experiences, spanning...

Inside Thatcher's Monetarism Experiment: The Promise, the Failure, the LegacyThis book explores the economic experiment of the 1970s and 1980s, led by Margaret Thatcher and her monetarist advisors...

This collection of six favourite Horrid Henry stories is the perfect companion for a super summer. Join Henry for a scorching summer of mischief and mayhem, featuring hilarious stories, puzzles and...

A Natural Curiosity by Margaret Drabble continues the story of three women navigating their lives in post-imperial, post-industrial England.Set in the 1980s, this novel explores the search for truth...

The Runaway Bunny Board Book by Margaret Wise Brown is a heartwarming story about a bunny's game of hide-and-seek with his mother. In this new edition, Clement Hurd has redrawn some of his original...

Challenging Parental Alienation: New Directions for Professionals and ParentsThis book addresses the complex issue of parental alienation, exploring its implications in child custody conflicts. It...

This beautifully illustrated collection retells ten favourite Bible stories from the women's perspective. Margaret McAllister brings to life the untold tales of Noah's wife, Miriam, Ruth, Mary mother...

Pin Loom Weaving to Go offers 30 portable weaving projects for beginners and experienced crafters alike. With step-by-step instructions, Margaret Stump guides you through the basics of pin loom...

Hardcover biography of poet and revolutionary Margaret Randall. In 1969, Margaret Randall was forced underground in Mexico after the government cracked down on those involved in the student movement...

The Classroom Cat is a humorous story about the adventures of Class 2R. Is eating a puddle crisp making you ill? Can Imaginary Margaret be a bit of a prankster? The Class 2R children are trying to...

The Mechanical Horse: How the Bicycle Reshaped American Life By Margaret Guroff University of Texas Press, 2018 In the mid-19th century, the bicycle arrived in Philadelphia, sparking wonder and...

When Margaret Hale's family moves from their idyllic home in the New Forest to the northern industrial town of Milton, she is forced to confront a world vastly different from her own. Her father's...

A fresh spirit of hope has entered Buffalo Valley. New businesses are opening, new people are moving into the town and locals are taking risks on life-long dreams. Margaret Clemens is one such...

A Little Golden Book by Margaret Wise Brown, featuring the iconic illustrations of Alice and Martin Provensen. Two playful kittens with green eyes, Brush and Hush, bring colour to the world.First...

Challenging Perceptions in Primary Education: Exploring Issues in PracticeThis book offers guidance and reflection on key topics in teaching, encouraging readers to think critically about their own...

Discover the enduring power of God's love in Margaret Fishback Powers' beloved poem, now available with new journaling and list prompts.This interactive edition of Footprints invites readers to...

Sharp and funny short stories from Margaret Atwood, author of The Handmaid's Tale and The Testaments. In these exceptional tales, she explores the complex forces that govern our relationships and the...

Funny Stories for 6-Year-Olds is a collection of entertaining stories by some of the best writers for children. Suitable for reading alone or aloud, this book offers hours of fun and can be enjoyed...

A Collection of Inspirational Verse from Beyond. Margaret Rattray has been blessed with the gift of inspirational verse for many years. These verses have brought comfort to countless people and are...

For a more successful knitting experience, understanding the underlying principles is essential. Margaret Radcliffe's guide provides expert advice to help you overcome common challenges and achieve...

A Painter's Kitchen Recipes from the Kitchen of Georgia O'KeeffeThis collection of recipes showcases the culinary style of Georgia O'Keeffe, who took great pride in her healthy and natural cooking...

Discover the history of witchcraft in Western Europe, from its origins to its persecution. Margaret Alice Murray's comprehensive account explores the traditions, ceremonies, and magical rites...

How do I Know What God Wants Me to Do?This book is for Christians who are unsure about what God wants them to do personally. It challenges readers to consider their relationship with God and how they...

Doing My Bit for Ireland by Margaret Skinnider is a significant contribution to literature that has been valued by scholars and academics. This edition preserves its original form, including any...

Charlie Marder's unexpected rise to Congress sets him on a collision course with the dark underbelly of 1950s Washington. As he navigates the treacherous waters of politics, his young wife Margaret...

Old Friends by Margaret Aitken is a heartwarming picture book that celebrates found family and intergenerational friendships. Marjorie sets out to find a friend who shares her interests, but instead...

Nine tales of darkness and humour from one of Canada's most acclaimed writers.In Stone Mattress, Margaret Atwood weaves together nine stories that explore the human condition in all its complexity...

The Sun in the Morning: My Early Years in India and EnglandBorn to British parents with a history of service in India and China, Mary Margaret Kaye's childhood was marked by carefree days in...

Pádraig Ó Tuama's Poetry Unbound is an immersive collection of 50 poems about what it means to be alive in the world today. Each poem is paired with the author's illuminating commentary, offering...

Reframing Institutional Logics: History, Substance and Practices explores how organisations operate within complex social contexts. Alistair Mutch examines the limitations of existing perspectives on...

Discover the stories of twelve remarkable women from Shakespeare's plays, brought to life with evocative illustrations. This book explores the lives and experiences of characters such as Viola,...

No One But a Mother Knows: Stories of Motherhood Before the WarPublished in 1915, this groundbreaking autobiography offers a unique perspective on maternity and motherhood during a time of great...

Charles Moray's life was turned upside down four years ago when Margaret Langton jilted him at the altar. Now he returns to London to find her embroiled in a sinister plot involving kidnapping and...

This beautifully illustrated collection brings to life 13 lesser-known stories from the Bible. Margaret McAllister retells tales of remarkable people who showed extraordinary care and compassion...

This in-depth analysis offers a fresh perspective on the development of Winnicott's psychoanalytic ideas over three generations. Margaret Boyle Spelman provides a comprehensive and authoritative...

North and South is a novel about rebellion, exploring fundamental questions about social authority and obedience. The story follows Margaret Hale, a middle-class southerner who moves to the northern...

Born in Fire by Nora RobertsA glass artist with an independent streak as fierce as her temper, Margaret Mary Concannon is a woman of contrasts. Her delicate art belies a strong and opinionated...

The Verdict by Barry Reed and Margaret May Hobbs is a gripping drama that follows Attorney Frank Galvin as he takes on a high-stakes malpractice suit. His determination to resuscitate his failing...

Margaret Thatcher's memoirs offer a unique first-hand account of her remarkable life and career as Prime Minister. This first volume, 'The Downing Street Years', chronicles her eleven years in power,...

The Spitfire Sisters by Margaret Dickinson is a heartwarming and powerful novel about family, friendship, and the bravery of those who served during wartime Britain. Set against the backdrop of the...

Discover and deepen your spiritual journey with Margaret Silf's practical guide to prayer and reflection. Illustrated with line drawings and diagrams, this book offers exercises and suggestions to...

The Hasluck Collection of Albanian Folktales is a unique and extensive collection of folktales gathered by Margaret Hasluck in Albania during the 1920s and 1930s. Hasluck collected these tales...

The Novelist's Workbook: Your Definitive Guide to Writing Every Kind of NovelGet started with your novel-writing journey with this authoritative guide. Experienced authors and creative writing...

Margaret Gatty's parables celebrate the natural world and offer valuable life guidance for all ages. Using the beauty of nature as a medium for expression, she demonstrates the importance of good...

Dr. Margaret Rutherford's thoughts on marriage are as honest and feisty as they are insightful. In this slim volume, she shares her own experiences and hard-won truths about what marriage is - and...

Lance's Friendship Story by Margaret Wood is a heartwarming tale about a young boy who loves exploring the stars. When he gets into trouble on one of his adventures, Lance finds himself in need of...

This Little Piggy Went Dancing by Margaret Wild and Deborah Niland is a playful twist on the classic nursery rhyme. In this charming story, each little piggy has its own unique adventure, from...

Dorothy C. Holland and Margaret A. Eisenhart explore the complex world of college culture in this thought-provoking study.The authors examine the ways in which women's experiences are shaped by...

Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the Art of the Four presents a comprehensive exploration of the artistic vision of four young friends who trained at Glasgow School of Art and forged a unique style in...

Cold Cream: A sparkling autobiography that shines with fondness, intelligence and humour. Ferdinand Mount's memoir is a tender and moving portrait of his family and early life, from his decadent...

Scuppers the Dog wants to be a sailor. Born at sea, he longs to return to the water. After a long time, his chance finally comes - but disaster strikes when his ship is wrecked. Undeterred, Scuppers...

B.F. Skinner and Margaret E. Vaughan offer practical advice on making the most of old age in this guide to enjoying life's later years.With expert guidance, you can make changes to your surroundings...

Building on the groundbreaking work of Bringing Words to Life, this volume provides additional tools and resources for teaching robust vocabulary. Isabel L. Beck, Margaret G. McKeown, and Linda Kucan...

Weight, a retelling of the myth of Atlas and Heracles, poses difficult questions about choice and coercion. Jeanette Winterson's visionary novel turns familiar stories on their head to reveal new...

The Other Side of Chaos: Breaking Through When Life Is Breaking DownBy Margaret Silf, this book takes us on a journey through the pitfalls and opportunities of change. Transitions can be awkward and...

Berkeley: A Comprehensive AnalysisThis concise and rigorous primer explores George Berkeley's most influential work and its significant conceptual impact on metaphysics and the philosophy of religion...

Ben Pepper is a poignant and engaging novel about a young orphan's life intertwined with that of the Pepper family. Margaret Sidney crafts a narrative that explores themes of resilience, family, and...

The second instalment in Conn Iggulden's epic Wars of the Roses series is a gripping retelling of the tumultuous period in English history. In 1454, the fragile balance of power is threatened as King...

Four years of Labour Government policy have left many in education feeling underwhelmed. Michael Fielding examines what has happened to education since 1997, with contributions from key thinkers in...

Renouncing negative thoughts is a crucial step in deepening one's spiritual journey. In "Thoughts Matter", Mary Margaret Funk explores this concept, focusing on the thoughts that can hold us back...

A deeply insightful memoir that explores our fundamental longings for place and identity, and ultimately our yearnings for love. Margaret Reynolds' story is one of self-discovery and determination,...

Discover the inspiring stories of twelve remarkable women in Shakespeare's plays. Becca Stadtlander's vibrant illustrations bring to life their courage, strength and determination. This beautifully...

Spend Some Love And Other Tips on Incarnation by Margaret Dulaney is a thought-provoking exploration of the interconnected concepts of God and Love. Drawing from her monthly recorded essays available...

Discover the contributions of women philosophers from the early modern period in this important collection. Each selection is accompanied by a biographical headnote that sets the piece in historical...

The River Folk by Margaret Dickinson is a richly absorbing tale of the lives and loves of those living along the river. This Lincolnshire saga explores the strength and resilience of its characters,...

Old Woman's Big Problem with Fairies An old woman hates chores and one day some fairies arrive to help. They clean up the house in no time, but then they start again from scratch! The old woman is...

The Scottish Society's efforts to educate Highlanders and Native Americans in the eighteenth century Atlantic world is a complex and intriguing topic. In this first book-length examination, Margaret...

Art Can Help explores the purpose and responsibility of art in society. Internationally acclaimed photographer Robert Adams offers meditations on the role of art, advocating for pieces that evoke...

A Journey Through Ruins: The Last Days of London by Patrick Wright is a unique and insightful exploration of Britain at the height of Margaret Thatcher's rule. Through the lens of everyday life in...

Essays and journalism from the novelist Margaret Atwood, collected and published for the first time in the UK. This collection ranges from book reviews and travel tales to ecological writings and...

Four classic thrillers from the masters of crime fiction, gathered together in this second volume of American crime fiction from the 1960s. These nine novels showcase the genre's literary and...

Eat...Think...Heal: One Family's Story of Discovering the Healing Powers of Food and ThoughtThis personal story explores the interconnectedness of food, thought, and healing. Margaret Bridgeford...

First published in 1921, Margaret Murray's groundbreaking study of witchcraft and pre-Christian religions remains a seminal work in the field. This comprehensive analysis challenges prevailing views...

Discover how women entrepreneurs are reframing the rules of business success. Margaret Heffernan's insightful exploration reveals that women leaders bring unique strengths to the table, including a...

Hardcover: 263 pages Renowned photographer Laura Wilson presents dynamic portraits of thirty-eight internationally acclaimed writers in this intimate photo essay. The book offers vivid, revealing...

Fourteen Days is a unique and engaging novel that brings together the voices of many acclaimed authors. Each evening, the tenants of an apartment building gather on the rooftop to share stories,...

Trials, Errors and Misdemeanours is a candid look at life as a barrister in the Criminal Courts of England and Wales. Margaret Barnes shares real-life stories from her experiences, offering insight...

The World of Rural Dissenters, 1520-1725 by Margaret SpuffordThis book challenges conventional views on religious practice in rural society during the early modern period. By examining taxation...

The Open Door by Margaret O. Wilson Oliphant is a collection of literary works that explore the intersection of ancient and classical themes with modern thought. This paperback edition, published in...

The Barrow Will Send What it May by Margaret Killjoy is an anarcho-punk fantasy that introduces Danielle Cain and her crew as they investigate a secret occult library in a small town. Their search...

Laruelle and Art: The Aesthetics of Non-PhilosophyJonathan Fardy explores the unique contribution of French philosopher François Laruelle to aesthetic theory, focusing on his 'non-aesthetic' project...

Clementine has been chosen as Friend of the Week, which means she'll be line leader, collect milk money, and feed the fish. As part of this honour, she'll receive a special booklet from her...

Bridget Cleary's life has been turned upside down. Her husband believes she has been taken by fairies and a changeling left in her place, with devastating consequences. In this powerful play,...

The Pattern in the Carpet: A Personal History with Jigsaws by Margaret Drabble is a moving exploration of family story and childhood pastime. The author weaves together her own memories alongside the...

This collection of heart-warming animal stories features some of the most popular writers for children. Perfect for reading alone or sharing with others, this book offers hours of fun and...

The Perilous Texas Adventures of Mark Dion by Mark Dion and Margaret C. Adler is a fascinating exploration of the Lone Star State's layered history. Mark Dion delves into the complexities of Texas,...

The teddy bear turns 100 this year. Celebrate the origins of the delightful toy bears that have charmed adults and children around the world for a century. This sumptuous collection features over 350...

Trances: People Live - Healing Approaches in Quantum Psychology This book offers a unique perspective on the role of trance in creating and perpetuating emotional and psychological problems. Dr...

Join Horrid Henry for a super summer filled with fun and mischief. This collection of six favourite stories brings together some of Henry's most hilarious adventures, including his time at the...

Elizabeth Gaskell's North and South is a compassionate and dramatic novel that features one of the most original female characters in Victorian fiction. Margaret Hale's journey from country life to...

A long summer stretches out before Richard Tebben as he contemplates his stay with his family in Worsted. But when the Dean family arrives for the holidays, their presence brings a welcome injection...

The Scientific Investigation of Mass Graves Towards Protocols and Standard Operating Procedures by Margaret Cox et al. This comprehensive guide outlines the essential processes and techniques for...

Eating Fire brings together three key poetry collections by Margaret Atwood: Poems 1965-1975, Poems 1976-1986 and Morning in the Burned House. These poems explore themes of politics, sex, and the...

Margaret Atwood's Murder in the Dark is a collection of short stories and prose poems that showcase her unique blend of intelligence and wit. With subjects ranging from everyday life to more sinister...

Taste and See: Adventuring into Prayer by Margaret Silf explores the art of prayer in a practical and accessible way. This course is designed for individuals or groups, and the author begins with...

Born to Fly: A Workbook for Butterflies-In-Waiting by Margaret SilfThis workbook invites you to explore what it means to be an agent of spiritual transformation in your own life and the world around...

Margaret Spufford's memoir is a deeply personal exploration of faith and prayer in the face of suffering. She recounts her own struggles with chronic pain, as well as those of her daughter, who was...

Teaching Reading and Spelling to Dyslexic Children Getting to Grips with Words by Margaret Walton is a practical guide for teachers and parents looking to support dyslexic children in their reading...