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Sharon Wright

    Sharon Wright is a journalist and author who focuses on unusual and often forgotten stories from history. Her writing is characterized by deep research and meticulous storytelling that brings past figures and events to life. Wright masterfully uncovers lesser-known aspects of historical occurrences, revealing their broader societal impact. Her works offer readers a unique perspective on the shaping of the past.

    The Princess And The Runaway
    Getting Started in Bonds
    The Mother of the Bront s
    Balloonomania Belles
    Mother of the Brontes
    The Lost History of the Lady Aeronauts
    • 2023

      Women and Welfare Conditionality

      Lived Experiences of Benefit Sanctions, Work and Welfare

      • 190 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      The book explores significant themes related to social justice, welfare, and the impact of policy decisions on marginalized communities. Through in-depth analysis and compelling case studies, it highlights the importance of equitable resource distribution and the role of government in addressing societal inequalities. The narrative is both informative and thought-provoking, making it a vital read for those interested in social policy and its real-world implications.

      Women and Welfare Conditionality
    • 2023

      Community Schools

      Designing for sustainability, wellbeing and inclusion

      • 176 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Exploring the role of schools in community empowerment, this book delves into how educational institutions can enhance local connections and foster a sense of belonging. It emphasizes the importance of incorporating these community-focused benefits into design briefs, offering insights and strategies for creating spaces that reflect and support the needs of their surroundings. Through practical examples, it aims to inspire educators, architects, and planners to rethink school design as a catalyst for community engagement and development.

      Community Schools
    • 2023

      Drawing on a wealth of qualitative longitudinal evidence, this book casts light on women's lived experiences of welfare and work. It uncovers the hidden gendered bias of conditional welfare reforms to challenge dominant political discourses, policy design and practice norms.

      Women and Welfare Conditionality
    • 2021

      The extraordinary Brontes were a family like no other -and it all began when Maria met Patrick. This is her story.

      Mother of the Brontes
    • 2021
    • 2019

      This is the first biography of Maria Branwell, which reveals a remarkable woman who has spent 200 years in the shadow of her extraordinary children, Charlotte, Emily and Anne Bront .

      The Mother of the Bront s
    • 2018

      The first book to bring together the fascinating lives and often terrible deaths of the airborne celebrities of the period stretching from the 1780s to the eve of the First World War, including the Sophie Blanchard story.

      Balloonomania Belles
    • 2014

      The Princess And The Runaway

      • 64 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      A magical locket transforms Sophie's life, empowering her to confront school bullies. Meanwhile, Princess Lillijannah endures a curse, longing for rescue. As their paths intertwine, both girls are set on a journey that will alter their destinies forever, blending themes of empowerment and adventure.

      The Princess And The Runaway
    • 2014

      Between Dragon Worlds

      • 88 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Alicia faces a daunting challenge as she strives to save the universe, realizing she cannot do it alone. With the support of a Seeker, a Starian, and the Chosen One, she embarks on a quest that could determine the fate of the cosmos. This adventure highlights themes of teamwork and destiny as they unite to confront the impending threat.

      Between Dragon Worlds
    • 2014

      Stolen Adventure

      • 94 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Struggling with the challenges of a fractured family, Jonah navigates the complexities of living with his mother while visiting his father. Torn between his parents' expectations, he finds it difficult to make anyone happy. However, a remarkable event occurs that transforms his life and alters his family's dynamics, leading Jonah on a journey of self-discovery and hope.

      Stolen Adventure