Sarah Lloyd Boeken

Early trauma can often lead to sensorimotor underdevelopment in children. This book provides practical strategies for both identifying and remedying this particular type of underdevelopment, through the use of those physical activities which take place in normal, loving parent-child relationships.

Strengthen exam potential. Directly supporting the bestselling Complete Science for Cambridge IGCSE series, this new Workbook equips students with the essential practice central to performance in exams. Matched to the latest syllabus, stretching activities fully develop all the key exam skills, preparing students to achieve.

The Author Spent 2 Years In India With A Young Unemancipated Sikh In A Remote Punjab Village. This Book Gives The Extraordinary Account Of Indian Village Life With Sensitivity And Unconpromising Honesty.

A concise revision guide for IGCSE Physics written by an experienced teacher. Suitable for students of all ability levels, it provides not only revision material but practice with practical experiments and a bank of exercises. It contains vocabulary-based exercises to support EAL students.

Exploring the profound experiences of motherhood, this collection features heartfelt stories and insights from various mothers. Curated by Sarah Lloyd, it highlights the unique challenges and joys faced by mothers, offering a rich tapestry of perspectives that celebrate their strength and resilience. Each narrative provides wisdom and inspiration, making it a poignant tribute to the transformative journey of being a mother.

A strong brand framework and clear vision are essential for business owners aiming to elevate their success. Gaining media coverage serves as a key strategy for showcasing stories, products, or services, which can then be amplified through social media and marketing efforts. This book emphasizes the importance of leveraging media to enhance visibility and credibility in the marketplace.

The story explores Dakota's journey of self-discovery during the transformative summer after high school. As she navigates friendships, budding romances, and lasting memories, the narrative delves into the profound impacts of this pivotal time in her life, highlighting themes of growth and personal identity.

Focusing on the unique responses to poverty in eighteenth-century England, the book delves into the unconventional aspects of charity and poor relief during this period. It examines how societal attitudes shaped various forms of assistance and the peculiarities that arose in the efforts to address poverty, providing insight into the complexities of social welfare in historical context.