In this practical guide, educator Emma Bird begins with the most important question: Who are you as a mathematics educator? Drawing from her own experiences with maths anxiety, she reveals how our beliefs and past experiences shape our teaching practice - and why examining your own mathematical journey is essential before transforming your students' learning.Teaching Primary Maths explores what truly matters: creating inclusive, engaging environments where all students thr...

Research Methods for Public Health offers an in-depth introduction to the theories, concepts, approaches and practices, relevant to research methods in a public health setting. Informed by a socio-ecological model of public health, the book uses real world research examples and contemporary social, political and environmental themes of public health that reflect UK and international contexts.The book provides a straightforward approach to developing a research project and ...

Emma is a typical eight-year-old. She loves to ride her bike and go places with her family. Everything in her life seemed normal, until one day she began seeing strange birds wearing hats, shoes, polka dots, and a coat of pink roses. One day going to the mailbox, Emma sees an unusual bird sitting on the mailbox. The bird is brightly colored, but wearing a headdress on its head. When Emma reaches to open the box, the bird flies away, making a strange noise.Go with Emma through a typ...

Pivotal Perspectives on Modern MagicNow featuring more articles than ever, Llewellyn's 2025 Witches' Companion makes it easy to stay on top of the trends in today's Pagan and Witchcraft communities. Packed with advice from prominent practitioners and hands-on tips to fortify your magical prowess, this inclusive almanac provides nearly thirty articles exploring the forefront of contemporary magic.Coming Out to Your Non-Witchy Friends...

Twelve years ago, our fates were sealed with a kiss.We are all, for better or worse, doomed to love each other until death do us part. My heart belongs to Proserpina and St. Sebastian - even if he no longer wants it. Even if she has left it behind to follow him.Delphine's fled back home, and Becket's holy calling is in peril.And now only Rebecca and I remain at Thornchapel to face the unknown.The door is open. The door that shouldn't exist; the door that peo...

Moving, insightful, lyrical and also at times very funny, this novel is a supple, disarmingly frank exploration of parenthood. Liam and Iris have one son: Billy, a bright ‘toddler puddling about like a penguin, leaving surrealist art installations all over the house— a tiny cow in a teapot in a hat on the doorstep, of course! A stuffed crocodile in a silk camisole perched beside a woollen chick in a beanie on the bread-bin, why not!’ Just as they are despairing about being...

The genius and the sunshine girl. As children, we fought bitterly and often, bickering every chance we got. But then we grew up. Then we came back.Delphine Dansey carries her heart on the outside of her body; she's looking for love and chasing dreams. She's spoiled and selfish, the kind of beautiful that's made for money and fame. But somehow she's ended up in my keeping: a pretty submissive I can't seem to resist, a lover who obsesses and tempts me.I thought I'd locked my ...

Emma is enjoying the snowy weather but ill advisedly ventures onto a frozen pond. Boris, the Elf who lives in the house on her magic plate, saves the day, and Emma learns to skate on a safer indoor rink.Rosita Bird's third Emma Tate story, warning children of the dangers of treading and skating on ice, is vividly brought to life by Lynn Costelloe's beautiful illustrations.

Emma Darlington combines Jane Austen's prayers with a beautifully illustrated biography of her lifeJane Austen is well-known as the beloved author of Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Emma, Mansfield Park, Northanger Abbey, Persuasion, and her unfinished novel Sanditon. Her novels sparkle with wit, romance, and insight into human nature, making her one of England's most cherished literary voices.What is lesser known is that Jane ...

Emma Tate hates eating anything nutritious. When her despairing mother buys her a pretty plate to encourage her to eat up her dinner, she is unimpressed - until the elf that lives inside the house on the plate begs her to eat the food blocking his doorway so that he can come out. When she does, she finds proper food is not so bad as she thought! Beautifully illustrated throughout by Lynn Costelloe, Emma Tate and the Magic Plate is a fun story that encourages children to eat healthily. The ...

Boris, the elf that lives in the cottage depicted on Emma's magic plate, travels in her pocket to a local fete, where Emma gets separated from her mother. He saves the day when a stranger dressed as a clown tries to get Emma to accompany him. Emma learns her lesson and will not wander off on her own again! Part of the "Emma Tate" series, this is a light-hearted story that warns children about "stranger-danger". Beautifully illustrated by Lynn Costelloe

Who was the mysterious Jane Austen?A quiet country girl who was fond of retail, romance and dancing? Or a strong-minded woman of war, empire and business, who chose to remain unmarried, write novels and settle for nothing less than Mr. Darcy?Jane Austen penned six novels in her lifetime which were published anonymously and brought her little fame. Today she is regarded as one of England's most celebrated authors. Her novels and subsequent film and television adaptations hav...