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Exploring the concept of finding joy amidst melancholy, this book delves into the paradox of being a "Happy Depressive." It challenges traditional notions of happiness and mental health, offering insights into how individuals can embrace their complex emotions. Through personal anecdotes and philosophical reflections, the author encourages readers to acknowledge their struggles while also seeking moments of joy, ultimately promoting a more nuanced understanding of well-being.

In Turning Points, seasoned political commentator and broadcaster Steve Richards explores the most consequential events in modern British history.

This latest publication in the Emerald Series, Guide to Marriage and Civil Partnerships in the UK, New Edition, updated to 2023, is a concise guide to the rights of individuals in relation to the law covering Marriage and civil partnerships. The book will enable anyone fully understand the law covering wider aspects of marriage and civil partnerships, such as employment, property ownership, adoption and dissolution and divorce.

The book comprehensively addresses the AMERC syllabus for Electrotechnology Officers (ETOs) through three main sections. It covers Basic Electronics, delves into Navigational Aids with a focus on theory and fault finding, and explores Radio Communications, including the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS). This structured approach provides essential knowledge and practical skills for aspiring ETOs in the maritime industry.

The narrative evokes nostalgia for the experience of learning to drive, exploring the mix of excitement and anxiety that comes with mastering a new skill. It reflects on the pivotal moments, lessons learned, and the sense of freedom that driving brings. Through personal anecdotes and relatable scenarios, the book captures the universal journey of growth and independence that accompanies this rite of passage.

A fascinating history of the almost men and women in UK politics by a seasoned political journalist.

Abigail is playing with her friends when she discovers a cute sparkling snail. She thinks her Grandpa and Nonna ("Grandmother" in Italian) would like her snail. She decides she's going to mail her snail, in her pail, to Grandpa and Nonna. She discovers she only has a short time to get to the post office. She and two of her friends set off on a cross-town adventure to get to the post office in time. Along the way, the children encounter several obstacles that may prevent them from getting to the post office in time. Do they have enough food for snail's journey, or do they need to find food? Can they mail snail in a pail, or do they need a more suitable container to mail snail? Time is of the essence! Is there enough time to get to the post office? The children rush through town and race against time!Will Abigail and her friends make it in time to mail snail in the right container, with the right food, to her Grandpa and Nonna?Read this book to find out!

This latest publication in the Emerald Series, Guide to Marriage and Civil Partnerships in the UK, New Edition, Updated to 2020, is a concise guide to the rights of individuals in relation to the law covering Marriage and civil partnerships. The book will enable anyone fully understand the law covering wider aspects of marriage and civil partnerships, such as employment, property ownership, adoption and also dissolution and divorce.

Focusing on the mother-daughter church model, this book provides a comprehensive guide for church planting teams. It addresses crucial questions about readiness, community selection, pastor recruitment, core group development, worship preparation, promotion strategies, and logistical needs. Dr. Steve Richards shares insights from his extensive experience in planting daughter churches, offering practical advice to ensure meaningful growth and successful launches. This resource is designed to equip teams with the tools necessary for effective church establishment and sustainability.

A landmark history of the men and women who have defined the UK's role in the modern world - and what makes them special - by a seasoned political journalist.