Rebecca Watson Livres

Dexter's Yellow Spots is a story written for children to help them to understand the effects of the global Pandemic of 2020. It is written in a way to be both a therapeutic story and a means of remembering a time in our lives when everything was not as it should be. Children who can either read Dexter's Yellow Spots themselves or have it read to them can keep this book as a reminder of the hard times everyone had been through during the Pandemic and how everyone pulled together to get through it.

Covering 4,000 years and five continents, this comprehensive history of decorative arts showcases the evolution of design through various eras. It features hand-drawn original furniture designs that highlight the significant aesthetic influences and key characteristics of each movement, providing a visual journey through time and style.

Focusing on practical strategies for Team Coaching, this book offers tested exercises designed to enhance team performance and leadership effectiveness. With over a decade of experience, the author aims to help leaders foster collaboration and ensure team members feel valued. Unlike theoretical approaches, the exercises are straightforward and applicable, enabling readers to implement them directly with their teams. The goal is to inspire leaders to achieve tangible results and enjoy their roles, ultimately enhancing workplace satisfaction and productivity.

In a unique collaborative project, the oceanographer Meric Srokosz and the biblical scholar Rebecca Watson not only offer environmental insights on the sea, but also connect the ocean with other key issues of broader concern- spirituality, economics, chaos, and our place in the world.