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Caroline White
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Caroline White
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Caroline White
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Caroline White
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Caroline White
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The Label
Being a new parent is nerve-jangling enough as it is, but what happens if your baby is not what you were expecting? How do you deal with the conflicting feelings, a heart assailed by overwhelming love and overwhelming fear, guilt and anxiety as your expectations are rerouted? This happened to Caroline White. So she pulled together her contrary emotions - the good, the bad and the ugly -- and spun them into a poignant and uplifting fable, an inspiration for all new parents who find themselves stumbling along an unfamiliar and unanticipated path. Written with great honesty and love, The Label is anchored by a simple yet powerful central image, a metaphor for all that is limiting and prescriptive, and explores what happens when you let the label go and watch as your child blossoms into their best life untroubled by negative expectations.
Chasing Myself
Poetry and prose inspired by depression, loss, and death. A journey to healing.
Patrons and Partisans
In this book, Caroline White presents a challenge to the orthodox approach to southern Italian politics. From her study of two neighbouring villages in the Abruzzi region, she argues that patron-clientism - a form of political relations by means of which resources are distributed in exchange for political support, and which has been seen as typical in southern Italy - is not universal, and that the particularities of local history may give rise to alternative forms that are open and democratic, and oppose the domination of political elités. By immersing herself in the two communities Dr White has developed a deep understanding of the interrelations between economic life, kinship ties, friendship networks, clubs, and religious beliefs in each: her explanation of the striking political differences between the villages in terms of the historical development of the social relations of production is rigorous and convincing.
The White Home
Whether you're trying to create an interior that is timeless, elegant, and serene or sharp, contemporary, and clean, white is one of the classic tones of interior design. This stylish guide shows you how to combine white's many shades--from ivory and milk white to oyster, chalk, and ecru--to create a multi-layered effect that is full of tonal contrast and variation. Taking you room by room, Caroline Clifton-Mogg shows you how to create the perfect sanctuary, offering plenty of original ideas for furniture, curtains, bed dressings, and table settings. Design journalist Caroline Clifton-Mogg is the author of many books on interior design and gardens, including The Curtain Book and French Country Living. - Publisher.
