The author, Ted Bailey, recounts his early life starting in Bentwood, Essex, before transitioning to a boarding school in Croydon at a young age. This formative experience shapes his perspective and influences his future, exploring themes of childhood, education, and personal growth.
Children's picture book about the author's Lurcher dog 'Ozzy'.
A true wartime story of remarkable luck and survival from the Nazis by two people with a romantic ending.
Set in the Seventies, the narrative follows Ed Macale, a soon-to-be-divorced man who abandons his mundane suburban life to fulfill his dream of traveling to America. With only a bag of belongings and a few contacts, he embarks on an adventure along historic Route 66 to California. As he hitchhikes through stunning landscapes, Ed encounters a variety of fellow travelers and immerses himself in the vibrant culture of the road, reflecting on the journeys of past migrants and the spirit of the beat generation.
Dr. Ted Bailey presents an innovative analogical approach that aids teachers and trainers in enhancing their instructional methods. By leveraging familiar experiences from students' daily lives, he demonstrates how analogies can simplify the introduction of new or complex concepts. This technique not only facilitates understanding but also helps overcome learning barriers and promotes better recall of information. The book serves as a practical guide for educators seeking to enrich their teaching practices through effective communication strategies.
The military career of Frank Bailey DCM. This is the story of Frank Bailey a man whose ordinary demeanour in civilian life hid a record of active service and heroism in the Great War.