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Louise Henderson
In the story of New Zealand art, there's no one quite like Louise Henderson. A painter trained in embroidery and design. A French woman who found freedom to be herself in New Zealand. A modernist who looked to European tradition for inspiration. And a pioneer of abstraction who remained engaged with the world around her. The first substantial book on Henderson - and the only publication to illustrate artwork and archival material from across her seven-decade career - Louise Henderson: From Life connects this extraordinary artist with an international discussion about women modernists and confirms her importance in New Zealand's visual culture.
A Day at a Time
Gathers diary selections, describes the historical background of each writer, and discusses the changing function and content of diaries.
Napoleon and Wellington
Explores the relationship between the French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and the Duke of Wellington prior to and in the aftermath of the Battle of Waterloo, the most decisive battle of the nineteenth century.
Munsey's Magazine
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Building Health and Wellbeing
This book focuses on the relationship between buildings and our health and wellbeing, and by extension our quality of life. Expanding on the 50th anniversary Special Issue of Building Research & Information (BRI), which was dedicated to health and wellbeing, articles have been extended and updated to complement contributions from new authors. Building Health and Wellbeing covers design for ageing, energy poverty and health, productivity and thermal comfort in offices, housing space and occupancy standards, and much more. The aim is to explore the inter-relationship between people and our buildings. Chapters are supported with new case studies to illustrate global approaches to a common challenge, while demonstrating local strategies to suit different climates. The content covers housing, offices, and healthcare facilities and the unique aspect of the book is the people perspective, providing outlooks from different age groups and users of buildings. It will act as an important reference for academics in the built environment and healthcare sectors.
Singleton
Jack Avery has always had questions about his daughter, Olivia. His intuition has always told him there is more to her than what appears on the surface. In the past, he has always shrugged it off, telling himself it is due to the fact that she was adopted at nine years old. Jacks marriage is also crumbling. He and his wife, Melissa, seem to be constantly fighting. In his last-ditch effort to save his marriage, Jack agrees to move his family back to his wifes hometown. It is here that strange events start occurring, and the questions surrounding Olivia become stronger.
Munsey's Weekly
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Epoch
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When Destiny Calls
Discover the power of faith and perseverance through Pastor G.I. Tuff’s inspiring and motivating life story in When Destiny Calls. Its tale speaks as evidence of the power of her faith in God. It shares her touching life story, starting from her earliest memories as a child to her fulfillment of her call to ministry. It gives readers a very vivid glimpse into the events that shaped a woman who would one day become a successful minister. Filled with life lessons and stirring narrative, When Destiny Calls will give you a complete picture of what it is like to follow one’s true calling.
