Most Popular Books by Alan Walker

Uses pictures, stories and activities to help children learn the multiplication tables.

We have always turned to prayer to share our hopes, needs, and fears with the scared power that sustains the universe. We are inspired to give thanks for our blessings and seek to raise our minds and hearts into communion with the divine. Through prayer we grow, develop, and deepen our spiritual identities, all the while enriching our relationships with others and with the whole of nature. This inspirational and practical guide explores the many forms of prayer, combining insightful text with beautiful prayers drawn from the world''s spiritual traditions. It will lead us to journey more deeply into the mystery of this most profound of human activities.

In this pamphlet, Tony Blair asks: what does ethical socialism, the new buzz-phrase of the Left, mean? Why has Labour been out of power for so long? How can it win again?

Esta obra se centra en las políticas y estrategias europeas para combatir las barreras que existen en el empleo para las personas mayores. A través de entrevistas y estudio de casos se proponen medidas de "buena práctica" para facilitar, fomentar e integrar a los trabajadores mayores en el mercado de trabajo.

This book takes a close look at family relationships at the end of the life cycle. Based on a representative sample of people aged 75 or more in a major British city, it investigates in depth what the caring relationship actually means to those elderly people and carers, mostly family members, who are involved on a day to day basis. An important book for health and welfare professionals involved in planning and providing services.

This text presents the findings of a major research project evaluating the outcomes of the Neighbourhood Support Units innovation in Sheffield. Key issues raised include the goal to create more flexible "tailor-made" services and the promotion of user- and carer-responsive forms of provision.

An ecosystem is a community of living and non-living things connected to one another where they live. Young readers are introduced to some of the plants and animals in a forest ecosystem. Children are encouraged to learn more about food chains in a forest and to draw a food chain of their own.

Giant images of bees give kids a close-up view of different kinds of bees in their hives, their body parts, the jobs of different bees, and making honey.