Richard Lambert Livres

Exploring the interplay between reality and dream, this poetry collection takes readers on a journey from urban landscapes to serene coastal settings. It highlights the emotional depth of forgotten places, such as an abandoned seaside pavilion and a mysterious hotel, while also examining the margins of the English landscape—suburbia, waste grounds, and estuaries. Through a variety of poetic forms, the work evokes a sense of melancholy and reflection on neglected spaces, culminating in a poignant sequence tracing a river's journey from source to mouth.

When Lucas survives the car accident that kills his parents, one memory stays with him - of the wolf that caused the crash. A tale of loss for YA that is also a gripping thriller and a page-turning account of anger and grief.

In direct and simple terms, Wharton professor Richard A. Lambert demystifies financial statements and concepts and shows you how you can apply this information to make better business decisions for long-term profit. You will learn to use and interpret financial data and find out what we can learn from Pepsi, Krispy Kreme, General Motors, and more.

Universiteterne i EU halter ifølge forfatterne langt bagud i forhold til universiteterne i USA og rapporten påpeger en række områder, hvor der bør sættes ind med flere ressourcer for at undgå en decideret hjerneflugt over Atlanten

This is the story of the family of Emanuel and Ernestine Hirsch and their seven children. It begins in 1830. Emanuel was lost, then miraculously found, in a tragic train crash that killed his mother. The story continues through his maturity, at times a journey through several countries, his life, loves, mistakes and courage. The story tells of his arrival in America in 1863, his many trips home, his return to the United States, and finally the landing of Ernestine and her family in 1878. Then each chapter is a tale in itself as the children progress, including various missteps along the way, weddings, business ventures, great affections, and many love affairs. The story ends with the marriage of their last daughter in 1900 (the only one born in America), after much controversy among the family members.

The story follows Jeremy Fitch, a brilliant yet volatile businessman, as he relentlessly chases wealth and success in London's competitive small business investment scene. His ambition drives him to extreme lengths, revealing the complexities of ambition, risk, and the moral dilemmas faced in the pursuit of glory.

The story follows Princess Tamurlaine as she prepares for her coronation as queen of Balthasar, facing a deadly threat from her enemy, Malladain, who plots her assassination. With the clock ticking down to the ceremony, Toby must rise to the challenge and thwart Malladain's sinister plans. This thrilling tale of courage and determination unfolds against a backdrop of magical intrigue and impending danger.