What was believable in one era is no longer acceptable in another. What one culture finds utterly incredible elsewhere becomes an article of faith. This disjuncture forms the basis of Peter Harrison's masterful, expansive intervention in intellectual history, as he challenges misconceptions about modernity in relation to supernaturalism and belief.
25-year-old Fae finds herself spending Christmas alone, contemplating her struggles with depression and bipolar disorder and how these battles have prised her family apart. She decided to seize her own demons and uprooted her life to Ljianstipol, a place where she spent a lot of her teenage years in an experimental mental healthcare facility. With determination, courage, and a thrust for a 'normal' life, not only is she now living in Ljianstipol but also working at the same mental healthcare facility, the hotel Davizioso, However, life is not always so straight forward, and problems arise when asked to document her experiences for a magazine article this only rekindles issues, she has spent years evading. In the midst of a depression and anxiety attack she is befriended by a mysterious passing stranger, who shows Fae that there is a world of friendship, acceptance, hope and just a little bit of magic all waiting for her, even if Fae has lived her Life Downside Up.
In this tenderly hopeful story about moving on from past pain, a jaded widow is caught between a father and son who fall for her, forcing her to reconsider whether love is done with her after all. Claire Kehoe is at a loss. At forty years old, she's a widow, an empty nester, and a struggling artist whose passion fizzled with her marriage. Her husband's turn into abusive alcoholism ensured that Claire lost him well before he died, leaving her heart fractured and guarded. Committed to starting fresh, Claire becomes nanny to the young son of wealthy Banks Sexton. But it's his older son, Smith, who proves to be more than Claire bargained for. One older and the other younger than her by ten years, both men begin to express an interest that Claire can't accept. As they vie for her, the potential for heartbreak keeps Claire closed off from them both. As much as she tries to stay on her own path, Claire finds herself at a crossroads between these two men. She knows that the love she's always dreamed of is just around the corner--she just doesn't know which way to turn.
An invaluable guide for Practice Educators and Practice Supervisors undertaking learning and assessment to gain and maintain Stage 1 or 2 status under the Practice Educator Professional Standards for Social Work (2019) and for those involved in facilitating the learning, support, assessment and CPD of Practice Educators.
The story explores the swallows' fear of Winter, traditionally a season of death and decay for them. With their leader, Creakwing, too old to migrate south, he decides to stay behind and face the harsh winter alone. This pivotal decision challenges the swallows' instincts and sets the stage for themes of courage, survival, and the struggle against nature's harsh realities. Creakwing's journey reflects the complexities of aging and the resilience required to confront the unknown.
Copyrighted under the title 'His Poems' in 2017
The author reflects on the journey of creating a collection of poetry, prompted by the success of their previous work, "Memories and Poems from a Sunny Clime." This new compilation showcases the author's poetic voice and explores various themes, inviting readers to engage with their creative expression. The desire to share these works highlights the importance of poetry in the author's life and the connection it fosters with readers.
The extraordinary and beautiful scenery of the Northern Scottish Highlands has been created by a geological history lasting over 3 billion years. This is an illustrated geological history of those years, showing the rocks, visiting the places and introduces famous researchers and their theories that have been inspired by the Highlands.
Accessible and hands on guidebook for social work students on how to navigate through their placement. Packed with case studies and activities.
The book offers a collection of personal observations and reflections on various aspects of life, reminiscent of the small notebooks often kept for casual reading. It invites readers to engage in light contemplation, making it suitable for any setting, not just the bathroom. The intimate and informal style encourages a relaxed exploration of thoughts and experiences.
Set against the serene backdrop of Provence, the newly opened Auberge du Lac retirement home invites residents to experience tranquility and community. Nestled above Lake Teresa, this picturesque setting promises a fresh start for its inhabitants, offering a blend of comfort and companionship in a peaceful environment. The story explores themes of aging, friendship, and the search for belonging as the residents navigate their new lives together.