John Jenkins Boeken

Few places are as fascinating as Cuba, which has been a magnet to travellers ever since Columbus 'discovered' it in 1492. Magnificently evoking the romance and drama as well as darker episodes of slavery and tyranny, this selection of journal entries, essays and guidebook commentaries begins by transporting the reader back to the days when Havana sheltered Caribbean pirate treasure ships and was the gateway to the Spanish Empire in the New World. Filled with the flavour and manners of bygone eras, these fascinating tales offer a glimpse into the history and beauty of Cuba.

Silly stuff for kids of all ages Yum, yum! Here are 77 original nonsense poems, plus drawings to go with them - silly stuff for kids of all ages! John Jenkins is a widely published writer of poetry, fiction and non-fiction. But there's nothing serious here, in a feast of pun fun and play with words. John wrote the poems and also did the line drawings, and here serves up a delightful dish of half-baked treats, nuts and nonsense. Bon appetit!

Focused on fostering a strong remote team culture, this book offers practical guidance for leaders who feel overwhelmed by the demands of managing a distributed workforce. It provides actionable strategies to connect with and engage team members, making it suitable for both newcomers and seasoned remote workers. By streamlining the process of enhancing team dynamics, it aims to alleviate the burden on leaders, allowing them to prioritize other important tasks while still cultivating a positive work environment.