Joanne Smith Livres

"The oversize format, lovely color landscape photographs and Smith's intelligent text are consistent with the cookbook's estimable fare." —Publishers Weekly "...this is the quintessential Texas cookbook." —Books of the Southwest Over 275 recipes and 75 full-color photographs from the pages of Texas Highways magazine capture some of the best of Texas cooking. From the traditional to the trendy, there's something here for ethnic foods from Tex-Mex to Cajun to German, seafood, fresh fruits, pecan pie, and all those recipes that no truly Texas cookbook could be without—chili, barbecue, beans, black-eyed peas, and lots of sweets for after supper.

Georgie Gibbons faces turmoil after her father's abrupt departure, leaving her mother shrouded in secrets. As she navigates the emotional fallout, Georgie grapples with the revelation that she is not pregnant, which complicates her relationship with her fiancé, Lance. This coming-of-age story delves into themes of family, trust, and the struggles of young adulthood as Georgie confronts her reality and the choices that lie ahead.

In a chilling twist, the ebola virus has mutated to create a new breed of undead, turning the dead into flesh-eating creatures. As these monsters roam the earth in search of the living, humanity faces a desperate struggle for survival against an unprecedented threat. The story explores themes of survival, fear, and the consequences of viral mutation in a post-apocalyptic world.

The story follows Josh and his newfound mate, Nathan, as they navigate the challenges of survival and the quest to find their families. Their partnership strengthens as they face obstacles together, highlighting themes of teamwork, resilience, and the bonds of love in difficult times.

This essential textbook equips students with a strong understanding of theories, policies and practices and how they impact on Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, guiding them through their SEND course or modules.