Deborah Johnson writes with a keen sense of detail and profound empathy. Her narratives often delve into themes of identity, belonging, and the complexities of human connection. Johnson explores the deep emotional landscapes of her characters, offering readers insightful glimpses into their inner lives. Her prose is refined and resonant, leaving a lasting impression.
The book addresses the frustration of individuals over forty who possess valuable skills and experiences yet feel unfulfilled in their current roles. It explores how to harness these attributes effectively, providing insights on transforming untapped potential into profitable opportunities. Through practical guidance, the author aims to empower readers to navigate their professional landscapes and capitalize on their expertise for greater satisfaction and success.
Focusing on a young girl's passion for food, the story follows her adventures on Thompson's Farm as she shares her love for growing, preparing, and enjoying meals with friends and family. Through engaging experiences, she aims to educate children about food and nutrition, including how to plant, harvest, and prepare food. Additionally, the series creatively tackles important food policy issues, making it both informative and entertaining for young readers.
Mallery embarks on an inspiring journey to overcome self-doubt, fear, and external criticism, including her own inner critic. As she confronts her personal struggles, she discovers the importance of self-belief, affirms her talents, and taps into her inner strength, ultimately learning to maintain hope throughout her challenges.
An engaging, accessible survey of the ethical issues faced by engineers, designed for students