A pioneer in the field of whole foods, this author has dedicated over four decades to teaching and writing about the healing power of food. Her work delves into the profound connection between nourishment and overall well-being, exploring how natural ingredients can contribute to vitality and health. Through her influential publications, she aims to empower readers to embrace the potential of whole foods for a healthier lifestyle. Her approach emphasizes accessible, practical wisdom for integrating these beneficial foods into daily life.
This comprehensive guide to nutritional eating offers modern insights and updated information for contemporary kitchens. It emphasizes the importance of balanced diets and healthy food choices, featuring practical tips, recipes, and meal planning strategies. The book aims to empower readers to make informed decisions about their nutrition, adapting timeless principles to fit today's lifestyle and dietary needs.
Lord William Bannington, the Earl of Bannington was the last of the infamous three devils of London left unmarried. His two best friends and partners in debauchery, the Duke of Westleigh and Viscount Stuart had already found the women of their dreams and had cast aside their lives of rakish devilry. But William had yet to meet a woman he was willing to give up his freedom for. That is until his American friend, Samuel Butler, asks him to be the guardian of his beautiful sister, Caroline when he unexpectedly has to leave England and return to America. William reluctantly agrees. But Caroline proves to be more of a challenge that he expected. The gorgeous and impetuous Caroline Butler's reckless behavior was both infuriating and fascinating. Men seemed drawn to her; including William. But Caroline was spoiled and independent. And William finds himself facing the greatest temptation he has ever known. Until he is finally forced to show her exactly how far a devilish Earl will go to win the woman he loves. Look for the fourth and final book in the Devil Series, Almost A Devil coming soon.
This book offers a comprehensive reframing of how schools perceive autism and
what inclusive education for autistic learners can and should mean. Drawing on
original research and case studies it demonstrates that engaging with how
autistic children think and learn best can have huge benefits for the whole
classroom.
