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John Pearce

    Tales of Scratch the dog. Only his nose knows
    John Pearce, The Colporteur
    The Agricultural Depression at Home, and the Resources, Capabilities and Prospects of the Canadian New North-West : a Lecture Delivered Bef
    Treasure of Saint-Lazare (Large Print): A Novel of Paris
    The New Baby and Toddler Sleep Programme
    Seasons of Life
    • Seasons of Life

      Prose and Poetry for Secular Ceremonies and Private Reflection

      • 272pages
      • 10 heures de lecture
      4,0(4)Évaluer
      Seasons of Life
    • The New Baby and Toddler Sleep Programme

      • 173pages
      • 7 heures de lecture
      3,6(5)Évaluer

      If your child isn't sleeping through the night, the chances are neither are you. But help is at hand from one of Britain's leading child psychiatrists. Now fully updated, THE NEW BABY AND TODDLER SLEEP PROGRAMME takes the agony out of bedtime and explains how a calm and peaceful sleep routine is possible with any child from a very early age. Regular sleep patterns are an essential part of normal childhood development and the earlier in their lives that sleep can be 'sorted' the easier children will find the rest of their lives. THE NEW BABY AND TODDLER SLEEP PROGRAMME demysifies sleeping habits. It explains to hassled parents how sleep rythms alter over time, what sort of behaviour is natural at various ages, when to be strict and when to make allowances, when to turn deaf ears to tears - and how to recognise the important signs of illness, distress, fear or anxiety. Full of clear guidelines for positive and constructive action, this practical and effective book is a godsend for parents of children from 0-5 and beyond.

      The New Baby and Toddler Sleep Programme
    • A cryptic letter from a long-lost lover draws Eddie Grant into a perilous quest across Paris and Florida, reigniting his search for the terrorists who killed his family seven years prior. The letter, discovered by Jen Wetzmuller after her father's mysterious death, leads them to uncover a missing Raphael self-portrait and Nazi loot linked to the Fourth Reich. As they navigate danger and intrigue, Eddie and Jen rekindle a passionate romance from their past, all while delving into the shadows of history and betrayal.

      Treasure of Saint-Lazare (Large Print): A Novel of Paris
    • John Pearce, The Colporteur

      Or What Shall We Read? (1880)

      • 200pages
      • 7 heures de lecture

      Focusing on literature selection, this guide offers readers curated recommendations for morally uplifting and entertaining books. John Pearce, a colporteur, categorizes literature by genre, providing summaries and personal insights. He encourages readers to reflect on the impact of their choices on personal growth and character. The work also serves as a window into Victorian cultural and moral values, emphasizing the importance of reading for self-improvement. This reprint preserves the original's significance while making it accessible to modern audiences.

      John Pearce, The Colporteur
    • The story follows Scratch, a small dog with an enormous heart and an extraordinary sense of smell. Through his adventures, Scratch uses his keen nose to explore the world around him, uncovering delightful surprises and heartwarming moments. The narrative highlights themes of friendship, curiosity, and the unique bond between pets and their humans, making it a charming tale for readers of all ages.

      Tales of Scratch the dog. Only his nose knows
    • The Futility of School Reform

      • 252pages
      • 9 heures de lecture

      The book critiques the traditional education system, asserting that it fails to help most children realize their potential due to a rigid curriculum and outdated teaching methods. It highlights how decades of reforms and blame directed at teachers and parents have yielded minimal improvement. The author argues that the entrenched concepts of curriculum, teaching, and organization create a powerful triad that prevents meaningful internal reform, leaving the system ill-equipped to address the complexities of contemporary life.

      The Futility of School Reform
    • Contextual Archaeology of Burial Practice

      Case studies from Roman Britain

      • 260pages
      • 10 heures de lecture

      Focusing on burial practices in provincial Roman Britain, this study examines archaeological evidence to reveal insights into social dynamics and status expression. It analyzes the distribution of burial sites, considering factors that influence visibility, including continuities from the Iron Age. By reviewing cremation rituals and case studies from south-east England, the research highlights the evolving nature of funerary rituals as a means of social assertion. Additionally, it assesses spatial relationships between the living and the dead, and the landscape's funerary displays.

      Contextual Archaeology of Burial Practice
    • Finding Pegasus (Large Print)

      • 442pages
      • 16 heures de lecture

      Eddie Grant, a charismatic and capable protagonist, drives this fast-paced action thriller filled with tension and intrigue. As the third installment in his series, the narrative showcases his complexities and charm, making him a compelling character to follow. The story is engaging from the start, with a plot that unfolds in a way that feels cinematic, suggesting it could easily translate to a movie or TV series. The blend of action and character depth keeps readers invested throughout the thrilling journey.

      Finding Pegasus (Large Print)