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The Guide on Donor Stewardship
Introducing "The Guide on Donor Stewardship: The Secret to Raising Lots of Funds" by Alison Clare Baldree - a transformative resource that will empower you to take your fundraising efforts to new heights. With years of experience and a passion for philanthropy, Baldree shares her expert insights and proven strategies for building meaningful connections with donors, fostering a culture of gratitude, and ultimately raising substantial funds for mission-driven organizations. Inside this compelling guide, you'll embark on a journey to discover the power of gratitude and its pivotal role in successful fundraising. Drawing from her extensive expertise, Baldree dives deep into the theory behind don...
Midnight at Maidenstone Hall
In the spring of 1919, a young man assumes the alias of Marsden Fisher and travels to Maidenstone Hall, the Yorkshire country residence of the Earl and Countess of Scarborough, to tutor their daughter Alice. Searching for the truth about the death of his lover, Alice's late brother Simon, Marsden arrives to find that nothing is as he expected it to be. The house has been half destroyed by fire, the family's financial ruin is imminent, and only a small core of frightened but loyal servants remain to serve them. Alice and her twin sister Beatrice are feuding so terribly that they cannot be in the same room together. It is clear the family is hiding a terrible secret and the lies surrounding Simon's death convince Marsden to fear for his own safety. The longer he stays at Maidenstone, the more he fears the family will discover his true identity and his relationship with Simon, but Marsden cannot leave until he discovers the truth: about Simon, and the terrible screams that echo through the Hall at midnight.
A True Love’S Invader
Clare and Alison Jenson, twins living in an Australian country town, are as different as night and day. Alison is quiet and loves reading by the lake or walking through the countryside. Clare is daring and ambitious; when she isnt tending to the animals on the farm, shes preparing for her dream career as a veterinary surgeon. Neither woman has plans to fall in love, but when they have a chance encounter with two young men from Sydney, both sisters are drawn to one man, Daniel. They all go their separate ways, but as time passes and their lives change, the twins find themselves meeting up with Daniel when they move to Sydney to pursue their education and careers. Alison and Daniel become a couple, but Clare soon finds she cant keep away from him. Although Daniel loves both sisters, he knows he must choose, an act that may drive Alison and Clare apart forever. Can these three people ever find balance and happiness in love, in spite of the conflict that tears their lives apart? In this novel, twin sisters fall in love with the same man, an event that will shake their trust in each other and disrupt their lives for years to come.
Alison Watt
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Dark Detective
Scotland Yard: London's police HQ. Home to a nasty, dark secret: in a gloomy office is a man with a long, dark overcoat Detective Max Darke, Demon Division! And he has a vital job to do... These simple yet engrossing stories for reluctant readers are heavily illustrated with a minimal spread of text throughout. They are designed for readers with a reading level much lower than their interest level. Bold, original and inviting, the Full Flight Fear and Fun series caters for a reading age of 7.5-8 and an interest age of 8-14.
Texture
Why we complain about communication overload even as we seek new ways to communicate. Our workdays are so filled with emails, instant messaging, and RSS feeds that we complain that there's not enough time to get our actual work done. At home, we are besieged by telephone calls on landlines and cell phones, the beeps that signal text messages, and work emails on our BlackBerrys. It's too much, we cry (or type) as we update our Facebook pages, compose a blog post, or check to see what Shaquille O'Neal has to say on Twitter. In Texture, Richard Harper asks why we seek out new ways of communicating even as we complain about communication overload. Harper describes the mistaken assumptions of developers that “more” is always better and argues that users prefer simpler technologies that allow them to create social bonds. Communication is not just the exchange of information. There is a texture to our communicative practices, manifest in the different means we choose to communicate (quick or slow, permanent or ephemeral).
Dodgems
Karl finds it hard to work at the funfair and keep up with his school work. Is there a way he can do both? The Tomato King Jenny and her family have moved to Spain so her Dad can find a job growing tomatoes. Will his tomatoes be good enough for the job? The Travellers series has the lowest reading level of all our reluctant reader collections - age 5-8. The stories are incredibly short - only 100-300 words each, and each book in the set of 14 titles contains 2-3 stories. Collecting the stories in this way gives more of an appearance of a 'real' book even though the stories are bite-sized, which helps to make the reader feel less self-conscious that they are reading something 'specialised'. The language level throughout this set of books is very low, and features such as short sentences, line spacing and illustrations help to create an encouraging experience for the reader.
Fan Club
Jack's Fan Club get the surprise of their lives when they meet some real aliens. It is also Wanda's job to stop humans finding out about aliens. How is Jack going to talk himself out of this one? Badger's hugely popular Alien Detective Agency series features 20 books that follow a human/alien crime-fighting duo called Jack Swift and Wanda Darkstar as they meet weird and wonderful aliens, both on other worlds and here on Earth. Their adventures progress across two sets of ten books, which can also be enjoyed as standalone novels. These reluctant readers are aimed at students with a reading age of 8-9 and an interest age of 9-14. The vibrant, witty main characters and exciting plots make Alien Detective Agency a must-have for any school library.
Goal!
Aban is invited to join in a game of football, but can he play? Rafal is lonely, until one day he meets a dog named Billy. Music! Muzyka! Telek loves the music on his iPod, but will Nadif? The Travellers series has the lowest reading level of all our reluctant reader collections - age 5-8. The stories are incredibly short - only 100300 words each, and each book in the set of 14 titles contains 2-3 stories. Collecting the stories in this way gives more of an appearance of a 'real' book even though the stories are bite-sized, which helps to make the reader feel less self-conscious that they are reading something 'specialised'. The language level throughout this set of books is very low, and features such as short sentences, line spacing and illustrations help to create an encouraging experience for the reader.
