Sam Beattie watches the RAF lose the Battle fo Britain and prepares for the invasion.  He could never guess the course his life would take in the next few years....

Kitty wants her life to be different.  She's married to an abusive man, pregnant with his child and worried about the future.  Her unlikely salvation comes in the form of the Guillemot Club.

This may not be your type of thing but it's cheap and it might make you smile.  It's all about my honeymoon and it's better than it sounds.....

Charisma is something that we know when we see it. When a charismatic person walks into a room, everybody knows it. It's that one quality that makes us attracted to this person. To want to be with this person. To listen to everything this person says. Luckily, charisma is not genetic or random. It is based on scientific interpersonal principles that you can learn, and you can exhibit. Communication skills, reading and projecting body language, and the inner ideas and beliefs you ca...

As the war in France enters its final phase, with the British withdrawing from the beaches at Dunkirk, one man finds himself cast adrift.  In company with two other stragglers he reaches the evacuation beach too late to escape.  He becomes the Lost Man but his battle with Germany is just beginning....

Bypassing Great Britain, the Americans, British and the remanants of the German Army begin the fight back against the Russians on mainland Europe.  Sam trains as a saboteur to remove the most undesirable German officers without their troops knowing that they have actually been assassinated.

Sam Beattie, released from German custody, finds himself in the Wehrmacht, preparing to fight the Red Army. 

Students of the arts are empowered to explore new concepts, communicate confidently and grow into creative, critical thinkers. Teaching the Arts: Early Childhood and Primary Education emphasises the fundamental nature of the arts in learning and development. Arranged in three parts and focusing on the key areas of dance, drama, media arts, music and visual arts, this book encourages educators to connect to the 'why', 'what' and 'how' of arts education. This fourth edition continues to prov...

Matt Conner is sixty-two. He caught the tail end of Vietnam and came home in 72 full of anger and guilt. Whiskey was Matts anodyne, and barroom brawls were his way of dealing with the America he felt had betrayed him. When he wasnt drinking and fighting, he worked on a bridge-building crew in Tacoma. He became tough and mean and filled with anguish.And then he met Pam, a hippy from Shreveport who worked in a coffee shop he used to sober up in. An angry vet and a hippy chickit shoul...

This quick-reference, highly practical guide is designed to help teachers successfully include students with a disability in the classroom, as well as being a research text.Armstrong and Roy focus on key 'sticky' issues often referenced by teachers, schools, and government as preventing inclusion, filling in the gaps in current teacher capabilities in responding to these issues. They cover, for example, how to record educational progress for a student with a disability on an Indivi...

Sam Beattie returns to Soviet-occupied Britain on a spying mission.  What he inadvertantly discovers could change the entire course of the war....

Ted gives up his clandestine duties and takes a command in the Middle East.  Unfortunately the ship taking him there is being sabotaged and he is forced to fight yet another private battle.