David Webber Livres

This book is one of many that fall part of a series. Designed to assist reluctant readers and dyslexia sufferers, this book follows the British Dyslexia Association guidelines (printed on cream paper, double line spacing, large font, left justified and plenty of pictograms). On Friday the thirteenth, Callum has to walk to school in the freezing cold, as he's been held up by his annoying, spotty sister. Things go from bad to worse when Callum arrives at school late to face Mr Wiggins, a strict supply teacher who makes him look after the dreadful Daisy, a new girl at school. However, Callum rises to the challenge when the school computers are stolen and Friday the thirteenth turns into his lucky day! Suitable for reading age 8 and interest age 8 - 12

This book is one of many that fall part of a series. Designed to assist reluctant readers and dyslexia sufferers, this book follows the British Dyslexia Association guidelines (printed on cream paper, double line spacing, large font, left justified and plenty of pictograms). The Curse of the Pharaoh's Tomb combines fiction and fact in an innovative and original way. A hilarious adventure story packed with fascinating facts about Ancient Egypt. When Professor Nutter finds an old map hidden by Howard Carter in a secret room, it is the start of an amazing adventure. The map appears to show the site of an undiscovered Pharaoh's tomb. The Professor and his nephew Nigel travel to Egypt in search of the secret burial place but will they fall victim to the Curse of the Pharaoh's Tomb A hilarious adventure story packed with fascinating facts about ancient Egypt. Between each chapter is a 'Did You Know' page which adds interest and provides information for the young readers.

David H. Webber shines a light on labor's most potent remaining weapon: its multitrillion-dollar pension funds. Outmaneuvered at the bargaining table and in the courts, state houses, and Washington, worker organizations are beginning to exercise muscle through markets. Shareholder activism is a rare good-news story for America's working class.

From DFID to Brown's own faith and social philosophy, Webber explores, problematises and critiques Gordon Brown's policies on overseas aid, Third- World debt and addressing HIV/AIDS.