David Barrow Boeken
David Barrow is een maker van prentenboeken die zijn droom fulltime leeft. Zijn werk kenmerkt zich door een onderscheidende aanpak en originaliteit, wat hem al vroeg erkenning opleverde. Hij creëert werken die zowel lezers als critici weten te raken, en blijft zijn unieke stijl in kinderliteratuur ontwikkelen.
Flight of a Habit
- 204bladzijden
- 8 uur lezen
The book promises an engaging adventure that captivates readers from the start, ensuring they remain hooked until the very end. With a thrilling climax, it’s positioned as an essential read for the holiday season.
Co-Creating Value in Organizations with Itil 4: A Guide for Consultants, Executives and Managers
- 174bladzijden
- 7 uur lezen
Focusing on the principle of value co-creation, this book provides insights from the author's diverse business experiences, emphasizing how to effectively integrate ITIL 4 into real-world scenarios. It addresses critical themes such as defining and balancing organizational and supplier values, delivering customer value, and the importance of reporting. Additionally, it advocates for a practice-based approach and the embedding of continual service improvement, making it essential for executives aiming to enhance their organization's long-term viability and value.
The story follows Larry and Gary, who run the Two Bears Delivery Company, as they embark on a challenging journey to deliver a chair to an eccentric customer. Their adventure takes them through picturesque meadows, eerie forests, and across a daunting ditch, highlighting the obstacles they face along the way. The narrative promises a blend of humor and excitement as the duo navigates these unique landscapes.
An assured and exciting debut picture book from a top emerging talent, about a small boy and his elephant playing an absurd game of hide and seek. Elephant wants to play hide and seek. You can play too. But you'll need to try your best-he's very good! Have You Seen Elephant is perfect for sharing with children, who will love finding the elephant (and being better at it than the boy in the book!). Watch out for the dog and the tortoise, too...
