Alison Stone Livres

Be a dinosaur detective! Look at the fact files about triassic dinosaurs such as Herrerasaurus, Hyperodapedon and Tanystropheus and find out what each one ate, what they weighed and where they lived.

You are becoming an addiction... And he's about to find out how irresistible she really is...

Deserts are environments that can be inhospitable even to seasoned explorers. Craig Childs has spent years in the deserts of the American West, and his treks through arid lands in search of water reveal the natural world at its most extreme.

"When Amish nanny Liddie Miller is attacked more than once while caring for Jonah Troyer's children, the attempts stir up too many memories of his wife's murder for comfort. Though the police insist the murderer died in prison, Jonah's convinced there's a connection. And he won't let another woman die on his watch. He just has to figure out the culprit's motives...before it's too late"--

Focusing on Hegel's "Philosophy of Nature," this book examines its integral role within his broader philosophical framework, including connections to his "Logic" and "Philosophy of Mind." It argues against the common perception that Hegel undervalues nature, instead revealing his profound commitment to re-enchanting the natural world, especially in light of contemporary environmental concerns. Written in accessible language, it also offers a critical introduction to Hegel's metaphysics, making complex ideas more understandable for readers.

50 quick-fix tips to cleanse your body and mind, including detoxifying food and drinks, aromatherapy, massage and purifying body treatments. Includes recipes for cleansing food and drinks, from superfoods to smoothies, and four detox plans to follow.

Introduces the achievements of past civilisations through 12 structures or objects, each of which illustrates a key aspect or theme of that civilisation.

Focusing on the intersection of feminist theory and philosophy, this book presents a compelling defense of the notion that sexual difference is a natural concept. It offers a fresh interpretation of Luce Irigaray's essentialism, bridging her ideas with Judith Butler's views on gender performance. By connecting these feminist perspectives to German Romantic philosophies of nature, the work provides a novel approach to understanding embodiment. This original perspective invites further discussion on the complexities of sexual difference, essentialism, and the body.

In a quest for solace, a character finds themselves in the heart of Amish country, where the simplicity of life contrasts sharply with their tumultuous past. As they navigate the intricacies of Amish customs and community, they encounter warmth, acceptance, and unexpected challenges. The story explores themes of faith, forgiveness, and the pursuit of peace, ultimately leading to personal transformation and a deeper understanding of what it means to belong.

A core introductory text to feminist philosophy, pitched at level 1/2 undergraduates. Lays out theories and concepts in a highly accessible way for students with no previous knowledge of feminist thought.