Life's journey is explored through the author's reflections, encouraging readers to appreciate the complexities and lessons encountered along the way. The narrative invites introspection, urging individuals to pause and find wonder and discovery in their experiences, whether in everyday moments or significant events.
The narrative unfolds through a chilling personal account that predates Ted Bundy's infamous killing spree. The author recounts a harrowing encounter with Bundy in 1965, providing a unique perspective that challenges the established timeline of his crimes. This memoir not only explores the author's terrifying experience but also delves into the psychological impact of such a close brush with a notorious serial killer, offering insights into fear, survival, and the complexities of human nature.
This book is about the need for an alternative to capitalism. But what does that alternative look like?
Move is a flexible general English course for adults and young adults. It takes a discovery-based approach to lexis and grammar, with an emphasis on communicative language acquisition and practise. Each of the three topic-based modules per level contains 15 hours of core material, and can be easily extended using the additional resources in the Teachers Book and on the CD-ROM. This makes Move the ideal course for use on short intensive courses, as well as on longer courses with fewer teaching