Best Selling Books by Karen Phillips

Two A Level Law Revision Guides, designed to be used together, which cover all the content for WJEC and Eduqas A Level Law. Book 2 covers the additional content needed for the Year 2 and A2 course in addition to that provided in the Book 1 Revision Guide. Designed to complement the student book, this practical and concise revision guide supports students preparing for their WJEC/Eduqas A level Law assessment. / Written by experienced Law teachers and examiners / Reinforces knowledge and understanding through a variety of Activities and Quickfire Questions / Offers advice to boost revision technique and includes guidance throughout on how to approach the various types of questions students may encounter in the exam. / Contents: Law of Contract: Express and implied terms; Misrepresentation and economic duress; Law of Tort: Torts connected to land; Vicarious liability; Defences: Tort; Criminal Law: Fatal offences against the person; Property offences; Capacity and necessity defences; Glossary.

Two A Level Law Revision Guides, designed to be used together, which cover all the content for WJEC and Eduqas A Level Law. Book 1 covers all the content of the Year 1 and AS course and provides some content for the Year 2 and A2 course. ┒ Designed to complement the student book, this practical and concise revision guide supports students preparing for their WJEC/Eduqas A Level Law assessment. ┒ Written by experienced Law teachers and examiners ┒ Reinforces knowledge and understanding through a variety of Activities and Quickfire Questions ┒ Offers advice to boost revision technique and includes guidance throughout on how to approach the various types of questions students may encounter in the exam. ┒ Contents: Law Making, the Nature of Law and the Welsh and English Legal Systems: Law making; Law reform; Delegated legislation; Statutory interpretation; Judicial precedent; Civil courts; Criminal process; Juries; Legal personnel: Barristers and solicitors; Legal personnel: Judiciary; Legal personnel: Magistrates; Access to justice and funding; Law of Contract: Rules and theory of the law of contract; Essential requirements of a contract; Discharge of a contract; Remedies: Contract law; Law of Tort: Rules of tort; Liability in negligence; Occupier''s liability; Remedies: Tort; Criminal Law: Rules and theory of criminal law; General elements of criminal liability; Hierarchy of non-fatal offences against the person; Human Rights Law: Rules, theory and protection of human rights law; Specific provisions of the ECHR; Reform of human rights; Restrictions of the ECHR; Glossary.

Endorsed by WJEC/Eduqas and written by a team of experienced teachers and examiners, WJEC/Eduqas for A Level Law Book 1 offers high quality support for the Year 1 and AS course and some of the Year 2/A2 course. // Designed to be used in conjunction with Book 2 to provide full coverage of WJEC/Eduqas A Level Law. // A variety of features, including Grade Boost, Key Cases and Stretch and Challenge activities encourage learners to think critically and help develop their knowledge and understanding and ability to analyse. // An Exam practice and technique section provides advice and guidance on how to revise and helps students develop the skills needed for the exams. /// The topics are split as follows: Book 1 Law making, the Nature of Law and the Welsh and English Legal Systems E1.1.1 W1.1 Law making; Law reform; E1.1.2 W1.2 Delegated legislation; E1.1.3 W1.3 Statutory interpretation; E1.1.4 W1.4 Judicial precedent; E1.2.1 W1.5 Civil courts; E1.2.2 W1.6 Criminal process; Juries; E1.2.3 W1.7 Legal personnel: Barristers and solicitors, Judiciary, Magistrates; E1.2.4 W1.8 Access to justice and funding; Law of Contract E2.1.1 W3.6 Rules of contract; E2.1.2 W3.7 Essential requirements of a contract; E2.1.3 E2.1.5 W3.10 Discharge of contract; E2.1.4 E2.1.6 W3.11 Remedies: Contract; Law of Tort E2.2.1 W2.1 Rules of tort; E2.2.2 W2.2 Liability in negligence; E2.2.3 W2.3 Occupier''s liability; E2.2.4 E2.2.7 W2.4 Remedies: Tort; Criminal Law E2.3.1 W3.12 Rules of criminal law; E2.3.2 W3.13 General elements of criminal liability; E2.3.3 W3.14 Offences against the person; Human Rights Law E2.4.1 E 2.4.2 W3.1 Rules, theory and protection of human rights law; E2.4.3 W3.2 Specific provisions of the ECHR; E2.4.5 E2.4.6 W3.5 Reform of human rights; E2.4.4 W3.3 Restrictions of the ECHR. /// Book 2 Law of Contract E2.1.3 W3.8 Express and implied terms; E2.1.4 W3.9 Misrepresentation and economic duress; Law of Tort E2.2.4 Torts connected to land; E2.2.5 Vicarious liability; E2.2.6 Defences: Tort; Criminal Law E2.3.3 W3.14 Fatal offences against the person; E2.3.4 W3.15 Property offences; E2.3.5 E2.3.6 W3.16 W3.17 Capacity and necessity defences; E2.3.7 W3.17 Preliminary offences of attempt.

Written by a team of experienced teachers and examiners, WJEC/Eduqas for A Level Law Book 2 offers high quality support for the additional content of the Year 2 and A2 course. // Designed to be used in conjunction with Book 1, to provide full coverage of WJEC/Eduqas A Level Law. // A variety of features, including Grade Boost, Key Cases and Stretch and Challenge activities encourage learners to think critically and help develop their knowledge and understanding and ability to analyse. // An Exam practice and technique section provides advice and guidance on how to revise and helps students develop the skills needed for the exams. Topics are split as follows: Book 1 Law making, the Nature of Law and the Welsh and English Legal Systems E1.1.1 W1.1 Law making; Law reform; E1.1.2 W1.2 Delegated legislation; E1.1.3 W1.3 Statutory interpretation; E1.1.4 W1.4 Judicial precedent; E1.2.1 W1.5 Civil courts; E1.2.2 W1.6 Criminal process; Juries; E1.2.3 W1.7 Legal personnel: Barristers and solicitors, Judiciary, Magistrates; E1.2.4 W1.8 Access to justice and funding; Law of Contract E2.1.1 W3.6 Rules of contract; E2.1.2 W3.7 Essential requirements of a contract; E2.1.3 E2.1.5 W3.10 Discharge of contract; E2.1.4 E2.1.6 W3.11 Remedies: Contract; Law of Tort E2.2.1 W2.1 Rules of tort; E2.2.2 W2.2 Liability in negligence; E2.2.3 W2.3 Occupier''s liability; E2.2.4 E2.2.7 W2.4 Remedies: Tort; Criminal Law E2.3.1 W3.12 Rules of criminal law; E2.3.2 W3.13 General elements of criminal liability; E2.3.3 W3.14 Offences against the person; Human Rights Law E2.4.1 E 2.4.2 W3.1 Rules, theory and protection of human rights law; E2.4.3 W3.2 Specific provisions of the ECHR; E2.4.5 E2.4.6 W3.5 Reform of human rights; E2.4.4 W3.3 Restrictions of the ECHR. /// Book 2 Law of Contract E2.1.3 W3.8 Express and implied terms; E2.1.4 W3.9 Misrepresentation and economic duress; Law of Tort E2.2.4 Torts connected to land; E2.2.5 Vicarious liability; E2.2.6 Defences: Tort; Criminal Law E2.3.3 W3.14 Fatal offences against the person; E2.3.4 W3.15 Property offences; E2.3.5 E2.3.6 W3.16 W3.17 Capacity and necessity defences; E2.3.7 W3.17 Preliminary offences of attempt.

Young fashionistas get to design their own outfits, make-up, hairstyles, and accessories. Kids can draw right over the ''art starters'' - lightly printed outlines of faces, figures and accessories - to get perfectly proportioned fashion illustrations every time. There are glittery stickers to add for jewellery and other bling. Drawings can also be displayed in the Look Book - a selection of fabulous fold out frames.

Embark on a heartwarming voyage throughout the many lands basking in the Moon''s radiant light, and learn how we are all part of God''s world! Dr. Karen Phillips, an experienced educator and storyteller, blends her passion for learning and faith to create a story that celebrates what makes us different and unique across nations and cultures. Looking up at the moon, children see shapes amid a light with which they can connect. But the moon sees them, too-all across a world connected by its gentle light. In Look Up at the Moon, Dr. Karen Phillips takes young readers across the globe to learn about the vast world that we call home. Children in France, China, New York, and India all experience that same beautiful luminescence-no matter where we live, we all share the same hopes, dreams, and wonder. With lyrical storytelling and vibrant illustrations, this book showcases prominent cultural landmarks, gorgeous geography, and the things that unite us all under God''s love. From the Eiffel Tower to the Great Wall, experience the beauty of our world, and be reminded that we all exist under a sky crafted by a loving Creator who gives life and purpose to us all. Perfect for children, parents, and teachers who value global thinking, as well as for believers who want to remind their young ones who cares for them most, Look Up at The Moon inspires curiosity, compassion, and gratitude for the beauty of God''s creation. This heartwarming book is a delightful addition to libraries and bookshelves in classrooms and homes, fostering meaningful conversations about connection and global awareness.

Discover the truth about yourself and any friend you can name. We love finding crazy ways to learn about yourself and your future. Personality quizzes, cootie catchers, the Magic 8 Ball-they''re all time-tested methods for discovering the true you. But there is another approach you may never have thought of before. It is scientifically proven to be just as reliable as those other methods and, conveniently, it''s something you have with you all the time. We''re talking, of course, about your name. In My Name, you''ll discover how your handle opens the door to the secrets of your inner self. How is your fashion sense revealed every time you sign your name? Did your parents pick the right name for you? What''s your vampire name? Are you and your crush really meant to be? Compare names and see! The book also comes with everything you need to make five fashionable charms and personalise them with your name or initials. Finished charms look great on necklaces, key chains, backpack danglers-really, anywhere you might want to make a name for yourself.

Tales of scheming and intrigue in the corridors of power have laughs, tears, and twists. Fifteen stories from members of the Capitol Crimes chapter of Sisters in Crime have mischief, mayhem and murder set in California''s capital city.

Scoubidou is plastic cord that is round, hollow and much more co-operative than yesterday''s lanyard. This revamped edition comes with enough scoubidou to make every project in the book, from keychains to bracelets and more!

If any single, universal truth binds the brotherhood of man, it is this: Kids love hitting targets. Or at least aiming for them. The video game industry owes its existence to this reality - but the virtual world pales in comparison to the satisfying real-life THONK! of a palpable hit. Celebrate that shoot-''em-up energy with Coin Blasters, a collection of competitive table-top target games in a book. The coin blasters themselves are sturdy plastic chutes we''ve painstakingly custom-molded to hold a coin steady and upright on its edge. With a simple flick of a finger, and a smidgen of practice, anyone can send that coin zooming with surprising speed and accuracy straight at the target. And what targets! The book is full of awesome paper engineering, resulting in a wide array of games. Take slap shots at a hockey goalie, shoot baskets at the Hot Shot Blaster Hoop, knock the teeth out of a monster''s mouth, flick a nickel field foal, and rescue pennies from a well-protected, uber-fortified, piggy bank prison. Ten different games test your coin-blasting mastery and let you dominate the kitchen table. Now that''s how you manage your money.

Shrink Art Jewellery makes shrink plastic cool! The book features instructions for creating jewellery, using the included beads,ord, jewellery findings and shrink plastic. A built-in portfolio holds 30 pages of traceable designs, perfectly sized for the jewellery projects.

Sisters Rocky and Bridget are enjoying each other''s company at a vintage trailerfest until they stumble over a corpse. The dead guy is none other than the local trailer restorer Bridget was overheard threatening to kill. Mounting evidence leads police to focus on Bridget as a person of interest. Desperate to prove her sister innocent of murder, Rocky dons her own deerstalker cap and goes sleuthing until she runs into police detective Thompson who warns her off his case in no uncertain terms. But Rocky is tenacious if not stubborn. Combined with a 78-year-old father who becomes her sidekick, Rocky uses her courage and skills learned in boxing lessons to protect her family and keep from becoming the killer''s next victim.

This interactive book is designed to connect parents and children about ages 7-11. By selecting varied ending for the story, children learn about the responsibilities of growing up and taking responsibility while trying various hobbies that may lead to a career. Using a dog, a bike and an airplane, the reader begins to imaging the possibilities.