David Bedford transitioned from a career in biology in 1997 to dedicate himself fully to writing. His academic background in biology provides him with a unique perspective on the worlds he often explores in his work. Bedford writes with a precision and depth that reflects his scientific training. His writings are valued for their intelligence and ability to offer fresh insights.
Told through beautifully observed moments between a little girl and her dog, The Way I Love You is a joyous celebration of love and friendship. A triumph of simplicity in words and pictures from best-selling author David Bedford.
The Team are on top! They only need one more point to win the league. But when Darren, the goalkeeper, lets in an easy shot, the rest of The Team are furious. Suddenly they're all arguing - and losing. Will Harvey's brainwave save The Team - or is he being just too silly?
Harvey has spent his entire life savings on a pair of Armadillo Aces - the best soccer bots money can buy. But when Professor Gertie melts them, and rich kid Jackie Spoyle starts trying to buy up The Team, Harvey is desperate. He needs to play. He needs to keep The Team together. He needs boots - Now
Set in the vibrant 1960s Liverpool, the narrative explores the city's prominent country and western scene, which was deeply woven into its cultural fabric alongside Irish influences. The story centers on Phil Brady and the Ranchers, highlighting their journey and impact on the local music landscape. Through their experiences, the book showcases how country music shaped various groups and resonated with the community, revealing a unique aspect of Liverpool's rich musical heritage.
Mo Monkey loves his rainbow jumper. He wears it all the time - he even cleans his face and feet with it. Soon Mo's jumper starts to smell and pong and whiff. Mother Monkey is determined to give it a good wash - but Mo has other ideas.
Shaggy Dog tries to get rid of the itch on his back.
In this Very Short Introduction, David Ford provides a balanced survey, for both believers and non-believers, to the central questions of contemporary theology. In this new edition, Ford includes updates to a number of areas, including theology between faiths, theological responses to science, and the effect of globalization and technology.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of the music scene, this book explores the lives of aspiring musicians chasing their dreams amidst the challenges of fame and personal struggles. Through dynamic characters, it delves into themes of passion, resilience, and the transformative power of music. The narrative captures the excitement and chaos of life on the road, highlighting the bonds formed between band members and the sacrifices made for their art. Engaging and heartfelt, it resonates with anyone who has ever dared to pursue their passion.
The evolution of The Beatles is explored through the lens of key figures beyond the iconic four members, highlighting their early history and the influences that shaped them. David Bedford uncovers the stories of musicians, friends, and family who played significant roles in the band's development, including the schoolfriend who gifted John his first guitar. Featuring over 570 photographs, many previously unseen, this comprehensive 400-page book profiles every musician associated with The Beatles from 1956 to 1962, acknowledging their collective impact on music history.