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Charlotte Wilson-Hammond
This is the catalogue of an exhibition of the paintings of Charlotte Wilson-Hammond at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. It includes biographical information about the artist and discussion of her work.
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Gentleman of Her Dreams (Ladies of Distinction)
When Miss Charlotte Wilson asks God for a husband, she decides He must want her to pursue Mr. Hamilton Beckett, the catch of the season. The only problem? She's never actually met Hamilton. Fortunately, one of her oldest and dearest friends, Mr. Henry St. James--who has returned to New York after a two-year absence--does know Hamilton. Much to Henry's chagrin, Charlotte immediately ropes him into helping her meet Hamilton. However, none of her plans to catch Hamilton's eye go as she expected, and she is even more confused when her old feelings for Henry begin to resurrect themselves. In the midst of the mayhem Charlotte always seems to cause, she wonders if the gentleman of her dreams might be an entirely different man than she thought. This novella is a companion to A Change of Fortune, Jen Turano's full-length debut novel, available fall 2012!
Titanic Express
On December 28th 2000 VSO volunteer Charlotte Wilson was killed in a massacre when her bus was ambushed in war-torn Burundi. Twenty others died with her, including her Burundian fiance. The attackers were members of Hutu-extremist Forces Nationales de Liberation (FNL), a group linked to those responsible for the 1994 Rwandan genocide. Charlotte's brother, Richard, attempts to come to terms with the trauma of a family's loss - to make sense of Charlotte's murder, and to seek some kind of justice. Titanic Express raises vital questions about the institutions in which we trust to safeguard human rights, and exposes contradictions in the recent rhetoric on terror.
The Death of Charlotte Wilson
Take a trip to Portland, Oregon, where Lee hides at her best friend Amy's house to recover from betrayal. The unexpected death of Charlotte Wilson, the previous buyer, allowed Amy to purchase her home in a competitive environment. Lee suspects a local real estate agent is killing to win. The mystery deepens when she meets the strange neighbors. Lee stumbles into an old flame, and Portland is about to heat up.
Understanding Children’s Worry
This accessible guide offers a concise introduction to the science behind worry in children, summarising research from across psychology to explore the role of worry in a range of circumstances, from everyday worries to those that can seriously impact children’s lives. Wilson draws on theories from clinical, developmental and cognitive psychology to explain how children’s worry is influenced by both developmental and systemic factors, examining the processes involved in pathological worry in a range of childhood anxiety disorders. Covering topics including different definitions of worry, the influence of children’s development on worry, Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD) in children, and the role parents play in children’s worry, this book offers a new model of worry in children with important implications for prevention and intervention strategies. Understanding Children’s Worry is valuable reading for students in clinical, educational and developmental psychology, and professionals in child mental health.
The Orchard
Charlotte Wilson is an investigative journalist reporting on a global pandemic that seems to have no identifiable cause. When she is contacted by the COO of a multinational biotech company claiming he has the answer to what's making people sick, Charlotte and her producer Nick start dreaming of Pulitzers and national syndication.But as she begins to uncover the truth, Charlotte discovers she is at the center of a conspiracy that is 12 years in the making, one that touches every part of her professional and personal life. Millions of lives depend on her breaking the news, but the story is so big, will anyone believe it? Charlotte may not live long enough to find out.Steven Booth's The Orchard is many things - an intriguing mystery, an intense suspense tale, a terrifyingly plausible bio-thriller - but overall it's just plain great. Pick it up at your own risk. You'll be in its grip from the first page to the last?and thinking about it long after you put it down.-Steve Hockensmith, author Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dawn of the Dreadfuls and The White Magic Five and Dime
Somersetshire Dialogues. Or, Reminiscences of the Old Farm House at Weston-Super-Mare
Reprint of the original, first published in 1882.
Three Essays on Anarchism
Charlotte Wilson / by Nicolas Walter -- Anarchism -- The principles and aims of anarchists -- Social democracy and anarchism.
