Jane Waters Boeken

The Book of Proverbs is explored through practical categories like emotions, behavior, relationships, communication, and finances, addressing everyday challenges. It provides insightful answers to common questions about marriage, anger management, and financial stability. The author, a psychotherapist, shares personal and professional experiences to illustrate how these ancient wisdom sayings can be applied to modern life. This accessible guide encourages readers to implement immediate changes for more successful relationships and personal growth.

At just sixteen, Abigail faces the heart-wrenching choice between parenting and adoption after discovering her unexpected pregnancy. Initially feeling isolated in her struggle, she soon finds unexpected support and guidance from divine sources, offering her hope and assistance during this challenging time. The story delves into themes of resilience, the complexities of young motherhood, and the power of faith in navigating life's toughest decisions.

Help students build knowledge and practical skills and prepare for assessment with the only textbook tailored to the AQA Level 1/2 Technical Award in Food and Catering. Using clear language, an accessible design and numerous high quality illustrations, our author team will guide your students through the subject content to develop an understanding of the food commodities, cooking methods and skills needed to prepare, cook and serve dishes and menus in a catering environment. � Prepares your students for internal assessment with guidance on the skills demonstration and extended making project, including examples of student project portfolios � Develops knowledge and skills for the written exam with practice questions and guidance on assessment criteria � Contextualises knowledge with case studies linked to the catering industry and career opportunities.

Trisha Maynard reports the findings of a case study of a primary school whose staff wanted to explore and improve boys' attitudes towards and attainment in literacy, and in particular their difficulties with writing. schovat popis

Focusing on the emotional struggles of young pregnant women, the book explores their choices between adoption and single parenthood. It serves as an essential resource for couples contemplating open adoption, providing insights into the birth mothers' experiences. The author offers practical suggestions to ensure that open adoption can be a positive journey for the child, adoptive parents, and birth mothers, highlighting the complexities and emotional nuances involved in the decision-making process.

The narrative follows an eleven-year-old girl who, forced to mature rapidly due to her drug-addicted mother's neglect, takes on the role of caregiver for her younger siblings. After a series of tragic events, they are adopted by a loving couple. Throughout her teenage years, Jenny grapples with trust issues and unresolved anger towards her birth mother, risking a cycle of dysfunction. Ultimately, she learns that faith and the concept of open adoption are pivotal to her healing journey and personal growth.