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Revealing the Hidden Social Code
This text offers guidance on how to write targeted social stories that will help develop the understanding of social interaction in the autistic spectrum child.
The making of a bigot
This is a beautiful story about Eddie Oliver, a man who adores everyone and everything. However, he lands in a difficult situation when he has to choose who to love a little less. The story is a wonderful mixture of sad, silly and charming. In addition, it's an excellent historical resource for what young people thought and did before World War I.
Successful Social StoriesTM for Young Children with Autism
Social StoriesTM are acknowledged as a very successful way of teaching concepts and social understanding to children with autism spectrum disorders, but considerable skill is needed to write the most effective story. This clear and engaging book introduces ways of thinking about the issues your child finds difficult, and includes 32 stories created by Dr Siobhan Timmins for her son during his early years, with helpful explanations of how she did it, and what the underlying thinking was behind each set of stories. She explains how the stories build upon each other to help the child to understand further, more complex topics, and how to see the connections so that you can best help your child. From basic skills such as learning to listen, wait and share, to common fears, this book takes the mystery out of creating effective Social StoriesTM and amply demonstrates how to put together a cohesive set of stories which your child can understand and relate to.
Government Gazette
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Social Skills for Teenagers and Adults with Asperger Syndrome
This resource provides practical strategies for helping teenagers and adults with Asperger Syndrome to navigate social skills, friendships and relationships at home and in the community. The chapters are structured around real-life scenarios and the challenges they present, followed by step-by-step solutions and suggestions.
Flying Fancies Episode Two
The dirigible now flies, and there’s nothing that can stop it as it heads to war. But Beatrix soon finds Darian isn’t a simple thief, after all. It’s a surprise to him. Darian set foot on this hellish machine to steal what he could. But when he finds his heart for the first time in his life, it won’t let him run. For the plot he uncovers is the most devious of all. Someone plans to take the kingdoms to war, and only he and one runaway princess stand in their way. Soon Beatrix and Darian find themselves crawling through melting vents, dodging assassins, and flying planes of their own. But they’ll have to do it fast, for history waits. … Flying Fancies follows a charming thief and a runaway princess as they take to the skies to save the lands. If you love your historical fantasy with magic, heart, wit, and a smattering of romance, grab Flying Fancies Episode Two today and soar free with an Odette C. Bell series. Flying Fancies is the fourth Trapped by Your Side series. In this world, witches can be indentured by strong wizards - if the wizards are stupid enough to try. Witty, fun, and fast, they'll appeal to fans of light historical fantasy and cozy mysteries.
Poetry Confessions
Poetry Confessions is my Heart, Soul, Pleasure, and Pain. About a forbidden Love, From which I will never be the same.
Britannia's Daughters
A comprehensive history of the Women’s Royal Naval Service of Great Britain in the twentieth century. The Women’s Royal Naval Service was formed in 1917 when the call was for volunteers to release a man for sea service. At the peak there was over 5,000 women serving in Britain and overseas, but efforts to maintain the service in peace time were unsuccessful. It was to be 1939, when the Second World War threatened, before the Wrens were reformed. Theirs was a different and altogether more demanding role which involved the carrying out of some highly secret and responsible duties, and many more of them served outside Britain. By 1945 there were over 75,000 officers and ratings and when the War ended, and those who wished were demobilized, a permanent Service was set up, providing a career for women alongside men of the Royal Navy. This is their story, often told in their own words, which mirrors the changing place of women in our society in a century of tremendous social progress. Features a forward by HRH The Princess Royal
Dr. Arnold of Rugby
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