300 Pages of unique poems to make you smile, remember or relax. Imagine you are walking in a woodland and simply recalling moments that were once part of your world. This book is a perfect gift for any occasion.
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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Andrew Robert
Letters and Papers of Andrew Robertson
Andrew Robertson; Archibald Robertson; Emily Robertson
Hansebooks
2019
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A story about seeing the light, set in the city of Glasgow.
'Oar and Sail', 28 poems about love, nature, identity and place.
When the ox carries the Ark is a Scriptural meeting point of world politics and leadership. It unravels the Biblical parables, connects it to our today's politics and traits among leaders. When the ox carries the Ark is capable of causing a radical change that can positively transform any nation or institution. Nations are not in lack of wealthy resources to elevate her citizens, but they're in lack of witty leaders. The prosperity of any nation equals the witty state of her leaders.When the ox carries the Ark, even your precious gold will be turned into worthless dust. One of the greatest disservice on earth is the attitude of maintaining a harmful Status quo. After reading this book, don't stand on the wrong side or play neutrality, rather act to make things better in the areas of your influence.
It is understood that 3 million Australians are living with anxiety and depression and on a global level. That figure is reported by the World Health Organisation to be 300 million and this statistic is increasing at a concerning rate. In a quest to help people and to save lives, Andrew Woodhead and the team at Design Tobias have produced a book called LIGHT. This book has been made using Human-centred design, where the content has been presented and refined in collaboration with our community. Young men and health professionals have provided feedback on how to improve the content of this book and it has been iterated upon over the last 12 months using insights gained for this research. The book is a beautifully illustrated short story that is effortless to read, providing clear and easy to digest information on how anxiety and depression can manifest and most importantly the activities to try, learn and practice to improve anyone's mental health. This book is for people in need and anyone supporting someone who is in need. It also contains a Mental Health toolkit which provides information on where to turn for help along with other valuable recommendations that can help people on their road to recovery or to maintain a balanced mindset. The main character in the book is a young man whose journey of deep emotions, behaviours and approaches to experiencing and managing anxiety and depression are encapsulated by high impact illustrations. Accompanying each illustration is headline titles and subtle yet powerful words of advice and guidance. For those with limited time and concentration this is a must buy.
Perception on Understanding everything.
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Minoans, Philistines, and Greeks (1930) presents a historical narrative of the fortunes of the Aegean people, including invaders of and fugitives from the Aegean area, from the end of the fifteenth to the end of the tenth century B.C. It traces the gradual decline and fall of the Aegean culture, the first advanced civilisation in Europe, and the migrations of peoples such as the Philistines and Phoenicians across the Mediterranean.