Susan Jeffers Volgorde van de boeken (chronologisch)

Is there something holding you back from becoming the person you want to be? Fear is all around us, from having a tricky talk with your boss to facing up to a problem at home. Everyone has worries and fears that can stop them progressing and reaching for the things that they really want in life. The simple, life-changing exercises in Feel the Fear & do it anyway will teach you how to turn anger into love and uncertainty into action.

I want a pony./DIVDIV I want a pony more than anything in the world. A little girl who longs for a pony draws pictures of a dappled mare she names Silver, then rides her through a magical countryside in her dreams. At the heart of Susan Jeffers's exquisite picture book lies the idea that in her imagination, a child can journey anywhere and do anything— even fly through the stars on her very own pony...

"Dynamic techniques for turning fear, indecision, and anger into power, action, and love"--Cover

A major new book by Susan Jeffers on love, developing the brand of the phenomenally successful FEEL THE FEAR AND DO IT ANYWAY.

The profound truths contained in this book, with all of Susan Jeffers trademark warmth and enthusiasm, will make you laugh, make you cry, make you reach out and embrace all of life.

Bestselling self-help expert Susan Jeffers transforms our fear of life's uncertainties into joy at its excitement and potential schovat popis

Susan Jeffers explodes the modern myths of parenting as no one has ever dared before. With humour and compassion she shows how difficult it is to be a parent and reveals the insidious guilt traps set by the child care 'experts'. She questions many fashionable myths and half-truths that add to a parent's sense of inadequacy and guilt and offers her own 'survival' tools. Among the issues she addresses are: * why parenthood can be a nightmare as well as a joy * the difficulties the relationship with your spouse can suffer after a child * how drastically life can change with parenthood * why mothers should not feel guilty if they go back to work * how we can have great fulfilment with - or without - children This is the most liberating book parents will ever read!

Focusing on overcoming fear, the book has empowered millions globally, establishing Susan Jeffers as a leading self-help author. With over two million copies sold and translations in 36 languages, it provides practical strategies for confronting fears and healing emotional pain. Jeffers' insights have made a significant impact, resonating with readers seeking personal growth and resilience.

Provides examples and step-by-step exercises for indentifying fears and facing new situations with confidence

When McDuff's owners come home with a new baby, they no longer have time to read him the comics in the morning or take him for afternoon walks in the woods, but eventually he and the baby come to terms and become friends.

`Everyone in Greenall Bridge knew Sam Carraclough's Lassie. In fact, you might say that she was the best-known dog in the village ... because nearly every man in the village agreed she was the finest collie he had ever laid eyes on.' Sam's son Joe and Lassie are a devoted pair but a time comes when they have to be parted. The Carracloughs are not well off and when they fall on hard times Sam is forced to sell his champion dog to the Duke of Rudling, whose great estate borders their Yorkshire village. But Lassie escapes and makes her way home to the Carracloughs. The Duke, not one to be tricked by a dog, claims Lassie back and she is taken many miles away to the Duke's other home in Scotland. But again Lassie pines for her proper home and escapes. Undaunted by the challenge, she sets off on the long trek back to her Yorkshire home. She faces many dangers and adventures along the way but she also meets some kind people who offer her help and comfort. At the end, when Joe has given up all hope of ever seeing his long-lost companion again, the weary Lassie returns and he finds her waiting for him at the school gates in her accustomed spot, just like old times. Lassie and Joe are joyfully reunited. Against all the odds, Lassie has come home!

How to build yourself up when the world gets you down.

Opening Our Hearts To Men offers the key to successful relationships .This refreshing, sensitive and very practical guide is a long overdue antidote to the many books which stress how difficult relationships with men are. With warm support and humour, Susan Jeffers shows how the way to true intimacy lies not in blaming partners but in feeling good about yourself and letting go of your own fears, anger, prejudices and expectations.

Eric Knights herzliche Geschichte von der edlen Collie Lassie, erstmals 1938 veröffentlicht, erhält eine würdige neue Inkarnation als Bilderbuch in dieser großartigen Zusammenarbeit.

How do people perceive the land around them, and how is that perception changed by history? The contributors explore this question from an anthropological angle, assessing the connections between place, space, identity, nationalism, history and memory in a variety of different settings around the world. Taking historical change and memory as key themes, they offer a broad study that should appeal to a readership across the social sciences.

The words of the legendary Chief Seattle capture the central belief of Native Americans--the sacredness of the earth.

Im Jahr 1850 müssen die Indianer im Nordwesten Amerikas ihr Land verkaufen. Häuptling Seattle hält vor dem Kongress in Washington eine eindringliche Rede, die seine friedliche und weise Haltung verdeutlicht.

Everyone experiences many fears throughout their lives, including public speaking, asserting themselves, making decisions, intimacy, being alone, ageing, etc. This bestseller offers the insight and tools to deal with such fears.

A School Library Journal Best Book of the Year A Booklist Editor's Choice   Rich in imagery and detail, this exquisitely rendered picture book introduces readers to one of America's favorite classic poems, "The Song of Hiawatha" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Illustrated by Susan Jeffers, the Caldecott-Honor winning author of Three Jovial Huntsmen, A Mother Goose Rhyme, this book beautifully weaves together oral traditions of American Indian culture and presents a charming and hypnotic account of Hiawatha’s boyhood.   “Exquisite, detailed illustrations grace this picture book which presents the part of Longfellow's stirring poem dealing with Hiawatha's boyhood and his relationship to his grandmother, who teaches him about the ways of animals and the forces of nature. The illustrator's careful research on flora and fauna and woodland Indian culture is evident. Some of the poem's background is explained in a note at the beginning. This is truly a picture book for all ages.”—Children's Literature (emphasis added)

Available with a splendid new cover, this is a warm and gentle story of a father's effort to put his reluctant young child to bed. The lullaby-like text and the dreamy illustrations make Close Your Eyes a perfect bedtime story. "A beautiful and valuable book...[Jeffers'] gifts have never before been so effectively showcased as they are here." -- Publishers Weekly