Best Selling Books by David Edwards

The ninth edition of Inland Waterways of France is the ideal guide for planning cruises in and through the most fascinating and diverse waterway network in Europe. This edition takes a new paperback format, split into three volumes. Author David Edwards-May presents a detailed overview of the waterways extending from the English Channel through Northern France, Picardy and Paris to Central France and Burgundy. This system totals 2700 kilometres of waterways that are as vibrant as ever, and include the new Seine-Nord Europe Canal, now under construction, to be completed by 2028. Recreational use is growing alongside the commercial traffic on the busier waterways, while Champagne, Burgundy and Central France have become cruising destinations in their own right. This first volume of the new edition sets out the current state of the network in 200 pages in full colour, with detailed maps of junctions and other key sites on the network, overview maps for each waterway, and route descriptions. It is a unique blend of practical information, maps, background historical notes and colour photographs.

Have you ever wanted to hear God''s voice? In this simple, easy to read manual, David Edwards shares the ways God speaks to His people, such as dreams and visions, glimpses and gazes, and thoughts and imaginations. Be activated in the Prophetic Gifts and Lifestyle. Each chapter builds as you discover the components of a prophetic word: revelation, interpretation, & application. Next you''ll study the revelatory gifts of Prophecy, and Words of Knowledge & Wisdom. This culminates in developing a prophetic lifestyle that daily reveals heaven to the earth. Become a prophetic light and voice to your generation!

We have seen countless movies, books, magazine articles and television documentaries about Billy the Kid. Some of these are more believable than others. There were even men who lived well into the 20th century who claimed they were Billy the Kid. I thought it might be interesting to see what information was available to the public before and shortly after the death of Billy the Kid. I am not claiming that any of the newspaper articles you are about to read are accurate, but they are definitely what the public had available in the late 1870''s and early 1880''s. Some articles lead to doubt but some are quite believable. Some are more believable than what we are able to read and view in our present time. Billy the Kid was born Henry McCarty in New York City in 1859. He was sometimes known as Henry Antrim, William Antrim, Kid Antrim and William H. Bonney but we remember him as "Billy the Kid". Billy was killed July 14, 1881 in Fort Sumner, New Mexico. Fort Sumner has special interest for me as I was born on Fort Sumner Army Air Field, now the Fort Sumner Municipal Airport, in 1945. We will also look at the death of Pat Garrett and the trial of his killer, Wayne Brazel

As a kid growing up in a Lutheran Pentecostal church, Tachi was taught to follow the teachings of the Bible. The church was a safe haven for him. Outside of church, people saw him as a weirdly different person with low social skills and several learning disabilities. In 10th grade he was diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome. Finally, questions were starting to be answered regarding his "different" personality. He could no longer deny he was also gay. Knowing his church was against homosexuality, he left in order to find his place in a world where being gay can be the social norm.

The ninth edition of Inland Waterways of France is the ideal guide for planning cruises in and through the most fascinating and diverse waterway network in Europe. This edition takes a new paperback format, split into three volumes. David Edwards-May has investigated the many developments that have taken place during the last 10 years and presents a detailed description of the extraordinarily diverse system of navigable rivers and canals in France. With the restoration of historic navigations, the system now totals 9000 kilometres, and has become a favourite destination for tens of thousands of boaters from Europe and the rest of the world. This volume will serve to plan ongoing or future cruises through the 2500 kilometres of waterways from the northeast - the cross-border rivers Meuse, Moselle, Sarre and Rhine - to the Mediterranean. On the busier waterways recreational use is growing alongside the commercial traffic, but there are many places where boats can moor safely. Waterways are an important part of the appeal of France as a tourist destination. This new edition sets out the current state of the network in 126 pages in full colour, with detailed maps of 40 key sites, towns and junctions, and overview maps for each waterway. It is a unique blend of practical information, descriptions of places, maps, background historical notes and colour photographs.

"This introduction to China''s Grand Canal by David Edwards-May and Li Denan takes the reader - canal enthusiast or tourist interested in waterways as industrial and cultural heritage - through 2500 years of history of the most extraordinary engineering achievement of the pre-industrial era. The account, based on a digest by Li Denan of the 9-volume Gazetteer of the Canals of China, is also a valuable companion for today''s visitor to the Grand Canal, 1800 kilometres long, and its 27 sites listed by UNESCO in 2014 as World Heritage."--Back cover.

Thinking Through Science is a series of ten activity books for the National Curriculum and the GCSE balanced and co-ordinated science courses. There are three books each, for biology, chemistry and physics, and one to cover topics in the earth sciences.