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Journey
Sue Lewis's Journey has the ability to combine a conversational tone with exquisite phrases and images that surprise without any need for showiness. The quiet elegance of the poems, the sound patterns and pressure on language combine with a sensibility of the fragility of life that nonetheless refuses to be crushed. There's a yearning ache in these pieces that remains unsentimental and leaves space for what isn't or can't be said; an intelligence that pays attention to the deepest connections and celebrates 'the everyday enchantment'. from 'Transmuted" You are my consolation, turning up the way you have, riddling out this burnt and blackened year and I can't ask for more. Spring will come, I...
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Written Down in Pencil
Written down in pencil attempts to capture something of the ephemeral nature of life in a short and poignant collection of thirteen poems. Here is poetry about love, death, obsession and grief; about the natural world and our place in it. Drawing on the collective consciousness of myth and the power of the unsaid, the pamphlet's direct and rich imagery is combined with a supple and musical use of language which sketches deep emotions insightfully. Its transient tenderness will leave a lasting impression.
Sweet Murder! Killer Recipes Included
Nine short stories of SWEET MURDER! Killer Recipes Included. What fun to write of a book character trying to kill someone and get away with murder. These stories are served up with a dark sense of humor, not guts and gore. As a Christian woman, I didn't want to use vulgar language, but wanted to keep the characters real, sneaky and some even nasty. The book will keep you interested in figuring out how each murder will be carried out and by whom. The nine Killer Recipes is an added benefit. Enjoy!
Education Policy, Practice and the Professional
In this introduction to educational policy, practice and professionalism, the authors focus first on providing an historical overview of English policy from the state's first interventions in education through to Thatcherism and the election of the Blair government. Chapters then explore the key contemporary policies of recent times and offer a critique on how they have worked in practice, with reference the hysteria that often surrounds education policy. An important theme is media representation of educational matters and the effects this has on the teaching profession. Commentaries and case studies are presented throughout providing an accessible link to what it was really like to learn, ...
The King's Ranch
It's been two years since Kara Winters received the news that her fianc's ship was lost at sea, and Kara still wonders if she'll ever love again. That is, until she meets the dashing, courteous Duncan Summers with eyes of steel that threaten to melt her heart. But who is Tootsie, the tiny, gorgeous blond who seems to have claimed Duncan for herself? As Kara struggles with insecurities, she continues to diligently seek God's will and ultimately learns the true meaning of grace. The King's Ranch will take readers on a heartfelt journey of faith and love as Kara, along with her friends and family, extend God's message of salvation to those around them. Find yourself in this story and learn how to handle life as you put your trust in God. There's always an open room at The King's Ranch; knock and the door will be opened.
The Study of Education: An Introduction
An Introduction to the Study of Education considers the nature, aims and purposes of education. >
Astrological Psychology, Western Esotericism, and the Transpersonal
The astrological psychology of Swiss pioneers Bruno & Louise Huber is now widely known and well documented in the English language. In this book, Sue Lewis examines the subject over a broad canvas, encompassing esotericism, astrology, psychology, philosophy and even the frontiers of modern science. In the process she shows the Hubers as part of a living stream in the development of human ideas, indeed at the leading edge of their time. Sue is well qualified for the task, from her long interest in astrology and astrological symbolism, her involvement in the world of astrological psychology and her more recent Masters degree in Western Esotericism. The result is a comprehensively referenced work that will be of use to future scholars. It is also a readable text giving an overview of where 'astrological psychology' fits in to its wider context. Sue writes as both 'seeker and scholar' and in part of the book she courageously shows how astrological psychology has helped in her own process of development.
Paediatric Dermatology
Full of practical advice, full-colour clinical photographs, and useful algorithms and management plans, Paediatric Dermatology is an indispensible and highly-accessible guide for all healthcare professionals faced with the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of children with skin diseases.
