The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat (DVD)

The collection of books shown includes titles that explore feelings and emotions, helping children express and understand their feelings in a fun and educational way. The Things I Love series is especially designed to share simple examples of creating positive thinking about everyday situations our children experience. This series provides a delightful introduction to the concepts of love and gratitude... and incourages us to focus on what is good in our lives. Each book features helpful notes for parents and/or caregivers. Type: Paperback børn følelser emotionel regulering pædagogik psykologi forældre

Denne fantastiske farvebog med udsøgte illustrationer fra Norma J. Burnell bringer budskaber om trøst, støtte og håb fra dine engle. Farvelægning af disse smukke billeder vil give dig mulighed for at forbinde dybere med dine engle og hjælpe dig med at åbne dit underbevidste sind gennem en fornøjelig, afslappende og meditativ kreativ aktivitet. De, der regelmæssigt kontakter deres engle, tilbagemelder om store forbedringer i deres liv. De føler sig lykkeligere, mere fredelige og selvsikker og mindre bange for fremtiden. Englene venter på at du forbinder dig til dem, og de kan ikke vente med at give dig deres kærlighed og vejledning! Forfatter: Doreen Virtue Sprog: Engelsk Antal sider: 96 Udgivelsesår: 2016 'You have guardian angels with you right now. These angels are pure beings of divine light who are entirely trustworthy and who want to help you with every area of your life.' - Doreen

We live in a world drowning in objects. But what do they tell us about ourselves?In The Language of Things, Deyan Sudjic charts our relationship - both innocent and knowing - with all things designed. From the opulent excesses of the catwalk, or the technical brilliance of a laptop computer, to the subtle refinement of a desk lamp, he shows how we can be manipulated and seduced by our possessions. Sudjic delivers an exhilarating insider’s history of design as he introduces us to the world's most original innovators and reveals the hidden meanings in their work. How did the design of a pistol influence a car? Why did a chair make a cafe the most fashionable place in Paris? What can we learn from a banknote, a police uniform or a typeface? And why can't any of us decide what size to wear our trousers? In an age when the word ‘designer’ has become synonymous with the cynical and manipulativ

Summary: It gets into your bones. You don't even realise it, until you're driving through it, watching all the things you've always known and leaving them behind. Young Londoners Becky, Harry and Leon are escaping the city in a fourth-hand Ford Cortina with a suitcase full of stolen money. Taking us back in time - and into the heart of London - The Bricks that Built the Houses explores a cross-section of contemporary urban life with a powerful moral microscope, giving us intimate stories of hidden lives, and showing us that good intentions don't always lead to the right decisions. Leading us into the homes and hearts of ordinary people, their families and their communities, Kate Tempest exposes moments of beauty, disappointment, ambition and failure. Wise but never cynical, driven by empathy and ethics, The Bricks the Built the Houses questions how we live with and love one another Forla

Winner of the Society for Medical Anthropology's 2009 New Millennium Award Imagine yourself in advanced age, forced to depend on others for all your basic needs. What would you want to retain of your personal life? This question is at the heart of a set of case studies that examine the lives of nursing home residents who were diagnosed with senile dementia. Based on two years of intensive comparative ethnographic study in a nursing home in a Northeastern American city, The Person in Dementia dramatically contrasts the outcomes of two approaches to dementia care for elders with severely disturbed behaviors: a task-oriented approach based on a biomedical view of disease progression and a flexible person-sustaining approach focusing on individual needs and communication. By emphasizing "personhood," which looks beyond physical and reasoning abilities to a person's will and relationship with

The Drama of Life in Postwar London In the 1950s Jennifer Worth was a district midwife in the Docklands of East London where the aftermath of the war meant many lived in shocking conditions. She worked with the Nursing Sisters of St John the Divine, nurses and midwives whose vocation was to work amongst the poorest of the poor. Despite the official closure of the workhouses in 1930, there was nowhere else for many inmates to go so they changed their names and carried on much as before. In 'Shadows of the Workhouse', Jennifer tells the stories of the men and women she met who began their lives in the workhouse. Forfatter: Jennifer Worth Udgivelsesår: 2013 Sprog: Engelsk

a town, a team, and a dream Chronicles a football season in Odessa, Texas, a depressed all-American town that lives and dies with the fortunes of its high school football team. Forlag: Da Capo Pr Udgivelsesår: 1990 Sider: 367 Sprog: Engelsk

Reflections on how you can save the world More and more people feel so overwhelmed by the trouble the world is facing today that they don t know where to begin - so they do the worst thing of all - NOTHING. We have become our own worst nightmare. The good news is that you can save the world - and prosper - just by being you. It is so simple. Stop complaining about how bad it is and start utilizing your circle of influence instead. It is not important how much you do. What matters is that you do the best you can with what you have. One person one nation or even one continent cannot solve the serious trouble that the world is facing today. We all must pull together - all 6.8 billion of us. It seems as if the world is spinning out of control with financial crises climate change and wars. Everywhere you look something crazy is going on. We have become obese overloaded with information and mo