Best Selling Books by Rachel Anderson

It''s the late 1950s and teenagers have barely begun to be invented. When Ruth and Mary''s father dies, their mother is eager to marry them off. Instead, Mary finds life at art school, and Ruth finds that she also has other plans. This book is part of a trilogy tracing the lives of three generations.

This is the final story in the ''Moving Times'' trilogy. After the hardships of the 50s, how will any of Ruth''s family experience the new freedoms of the swinging 60s?

15-year-old Sunday wanted was a country that was democratic and respectful of human life, but all Rosa wants is somewhere safe, away from the bad things of the past. Through the eyes of these two young asylum seekers, this story explores ideas of Britain and belonging.

In France, potatoes are called ""pommes de terre,"" literally translated as apples of the earth. ""Poems de Terre"" is a short collection of poems which celebrate nature, love and mysticism. All of these poems arise from life experience, revealing the hidden treasures uncovered by David Menefee and Rachel Anderson. ""Climbing Vine"" Your words Put forth a climbing vine That wraps my spine With joy. - D. Menefee This collection is divided into two sections. The first section, written by David Menefee, celebrates spirit, love and nature. Each of these poems captures the essence of a moment. The second section contains poems celebrating nature''s beauty and mystery. These were written by Rachel Anderson, who has also composed music and lyrics on similar themes.

Geometry Essentials: Interactive Exercises and Diagrams" is a dynamic workbook designed for students to actively engage with key geometry concepts. Free from theoretical explanations, it focuses on hands-on learning through practical worksheets. The workbook covers a variety of topics such as Parallel, Perpendicular, and Intersecting Lines, the intricacies of Acute and Obtuse Angles, and Identifying Types of Triangles. It further delves into the recognition of Shapes, Polygons, and 3-D Solids, along with exercises on Describing Polyhedra, Types of Symmetry, Drawing Lines of Symmetry, and Reflections. Additionally, it includes worksheets for Finding Unknown Angles in Triangles, Complementary and Supplementary Angles, Transformations, and Angles in Circles. Each exercise is crafted to strengthen students'' understanding and skills in geometry through engaging and interactive diagrams and activities.

Each book in this series tells what it was like to live at a different time in history. Julie wants to see the Coronation of 1952. Joyce her friend has one of the new television sets to watch it on. Still, Julie manages to go to the Coronation - and its better than she ever hoped.

Three very different people - Patrick who is ill, Becks who won''t go to school, and Miss Winters who lives in the past - are brought together by a doll''s house. The growing relationship between Patrick and Becks as they learn to cope with their lives, is at the heart of this book.

A little girl asks about the status about the baby inside her mum until the baby is born.

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MOVING TIMES traces the lives and adventures of three generations through childhood and adolescence. This volume begins on the day the Second World War ends, and is seen through the eyes of the bewildered young Ruth, who clings to the familiar world of her grandmother when her mother makes other plans for the family.

Each Warlands Class Pack contains 15 copies of the Rollercoasters edition of Warlands by Rachel Anderson and 15 Warlands Reading Guides to support the student in their study of the novel. No one really knew the true story of Uncle Ho''s early life before he came to Amy''s family. All they knew was that he was a Vietnamese orphan, born among the bombings and terrors of war. But the warland nightmares in Uncle Ho''s head won''t go away. Themes: long term effects of war, disability, loss ofcultural identity, adapting to new environments, extended families, storytelling Teaching Focus: * Multiple narrative perspectives * The development of powerful themes and ideas * Media representation of war * Cross-curricular work with Citizenship and History Recommended for lower ability students in Years 8 and 9 The Rollercoasters series is a set of imaginative and exciting books that your students will not want to put down. All books are supported by extensive teacher resources online, in print and on CD-ROM, and contain themes that will appeal to girls, boys and mixed ability classes. Each book is also accompanied by Reading Guides to provide essential background material for students on the novel of the same title, and include a letter to the student from the author of the novel, thematic activities, wider reading references and short reviews. They can be used as a ''way in'' to aspects of the novel and throughout the study of the novel.

A collection of stories especially selected for four-year-olds which features classic, mythological and humorous stories. The stories are written by authors such as Margaret Ryan, Rachel Anderson, Robin Kingsland and Kate Petty.

Hugo''s life is pretty good. There''s only one thing spoiling it, smug Uncle Harold, who lives with Hugo''s family. Then Hugo breaks his arm, and things go from bad to worse. But maybe his mum''s invention can start to improve the situation. Suggested level: primary.

This book is suitable for reluctant readers of 13-16 with a reading age of eight years. It is printed on cream paper, which is proven to be more restful on the eye. The font is specially designed to encourage a smooth and easy read. There are frequent page breaks, short, headed chapters and illustrations on almost every page. A wide range of specialists, including children themselves, have read and commented on the book prior to publication.

This project focuses on the process and performance of three contemporary collective creation groups: Goat Island, Elevator Repair Service, and Nature Theater of Oklahoma. I draw processual and aesthetic connections between collective creation methodologies and the consequences of those methodologies in performance, claiming that processes leave footprints that are ultimately visible to audiences, though their visibility requires new ways of seeing. Taking into account an American genealogy of collective creation, I outline the footprints of method through the images of everyday employment, instances of untrained bodies enacting danced gesture, and the speeds and velocities that characterize the work of these three contemporary groups. Through these aesthetics we can locate evidence of methodological principles that constitute a politics. In the work of Goat Island, Elevator Repair Service, and Nature Theater of Oklahoma, this politics does not play out through the ideological content of performance, but is embedded within collaborative acts of making.

Gratitude Journal to cultivate an attitude of gratitude! This beautiful journal is for self-exploration designed to focus on being thankful for what we have every day, the big things in life, as well as the simple joys. Each well-designed weekly spread contains an inspirational quote, space to write 3 things you are thankful for each day of the week, and a weekly checkpoint. If you start each day by writing down three blessings you are thankful for - a good cup of coffee, the smell of rain, starting a good book - you''ll begin each day on the right positive note. Slowly it''ll become a habit to focus on the blessings of your life and your life will become better and better every day Features of our journal Has an impactful, new positive quote for each day. So that even if you are not able to read a motivational book, by reading the quote alone you shift your thinking and be more positive. 90 days goal planning pages Daily gratitude practice and reflections pages Month-end reflections pages We sincerely hope and believe that the gratitude practice with this journal will transform your life completely for good and help you stay rooted in gratitude which you achieve all you want in life. Grab a copy for a friend and share the journey together!

Evidence-based policymaking is the process of routinely using the most rigorous research to guide policy decisions. This conference presented spectrum policy researchers and practitioners from industry, academia, and government the opportunity to ask: does the world of spectrum policy use evidence-based processes? Or is spectrum policy still adhering to the cycle of “policy-based evidence-making” as pressure to meet spectrum demand mounts and complex technological challenges proliferate? Panelists and speakers offered a variety of perspectives in answer to these difficult questions, and challenged each other to identify exactly what evidence-based spectrum policy might look like.

Boston University AcademySenior Thesis 2016

This study aimed to identify and describe the factors which inhibited and facilitated attendance at diagnostic services for tuberculosis (TB) for adults in Sana''a, the capital of Yemen.