Jane Bailey Bain weaves together insights from psychology and anthropology with practical guidance to unlock the power of stories. With a background in academic study and extensive experience advising on development projects worldwide, she became fascinated by how people use narratives in everyday life. Her work offers readers tools for character development and plot analysis, highlighting archetypal figures as key to understanding the human experience. Bain facilitates workshops and writes books, inspiring others toward more effective storytelling.
For Caitlin, the invitation to stay with Marcus and Mimi's family feels like a lifeline. But by the time she realises that this perfect family is a perfect lie, it might not be so easy for her to leave... Think THE FAMILY UPSTAIRS meets THE COUPLE AT NO. 9. Absolutely perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Mark Edwards and Claire Douglas.
Think The Trouble with Goats and Sheep meets Good Me Bad Me: this is a coming of age mystery with a dark core.
A heart-warming and passionate tale from the author of Tommy Glover's Sketch of Heaven
A heartwarming and nostalgic story of loss and redemption, set in Gloustershire at the time of the Second World War
SoulWorks: Living the life you want... and being who you want to be
"As a widowed mother of three, new love seems impossible for Freya--until she meets Duncan, and suddenly she feels alive again. But there are secrets afflicting Freya's family, some more sinister than others, that could destroy their relationship before it has a chance to flourish."--Back cover
A practical handbook on how to tell stories. Includes stories and creative exercises to inspire, inform and entertain.
LifeWorks shows how you use classic stories and archetypal figures to compose your own life script.
English Explorer is a motivating new four-level series for students at secondary level, with a strong International focus. It combines a communicative approach to learning English with stunning National Geographic images, video and content. With English Explorer, students: EXPLORE amazing places and fascinating cultures with National Geographic, bringing real people, real places, and real stories into the English language classroom. LEARN how to use English to communicate effectively in the real world, by developing language skills through age-appropriate print and multimedia resources. DEVELOP critical thinking and other practical, real-world skills, including study skills and writing techniques.
A four-level series for students at secondary level. It combines a communicative approach to learning English with National Geographic images, video and content.