Most Popular Books by Susan Taylor

Few have approached the fundamental questions of nursing in such an insightful, systematic, and clearsighted way as Dorothea Orem. This book is a collection of many of the presentations and writings that are not included in her previous books. It presents a fascinating view of the development of Orem''s theory of self care deficit over a forty-year period, along with its ramifications for nursing education and practice.

Follows the life and work of the feminist who wrote "The Feminine Mystique" and helped found the National Organization for Women.

The New Wider World Coursemate for WJEC A GCSE Geography provides summaries of key content and key ideas to support WJEC''s 2001 Geography A specification.

Sexual Radiance is the first book to feature a step-by-step 21-day program that incorporates the latest findings from scientific research with simple techniques derived from tantric yoga in order to open up the lower chakras and increase the flow of sexual energy.Drawing on her background in biochemistry, Dr. Taylor explains how surprisingly simple adjustments to diet can radically enhance metabolism, thus fueling the creation of energy, specifically sexual energy. By following Dr. Taylor''s program of nutrition, exercise, and breathwork in Sexual Radiance, readers can achieve a more profound level of sexual fulfillment and a healthier life.

From the days of Lumina and the Oceanic Hotel, when doors were never locked and people knew their neighbors, Wrightsville Beach has seen many changes while its spirit has stayed much the same. These images illustrate the people, the events, and the everyday scenes that make up Wrightsville Beach''s story.

The town of Berlin on Marylands Eastern Shore was founded on a 300acre tract of land called Burley, part of a land grant to Col. William Stevens that was surveyed in 1677. The town developed on the crossroads of the Sinepuxent Road, going east toward the Atlantic coast and the Philadelphia Post Road, and derived its name from the contraction of Burley Inn, a roadside inn at this popular crossroads. One of Berlins famous locals was United States naval hero Stephen Decatur, who was born on farm property within the surrounding area in 1779. Today Berlins Main Street is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the town has received national attention by having been featured in both Paramount Pictures Runaway Bride (1999) and Disneys Tuck Everlasting (2002) films.

Challenging the established historiography that frames the French picturesque garden movement as an international style, this book contends that the French picturesque gardens from 1775 until 1867 functioned as liminal zones at the epicenter of court patronage systems.

"It begins like a storm-with that pensive heavy stillness of dead air pressing in, with a soft rustle of the wind just barely stirring in the trees, a bruising over of the summer sky, a somber gray and yellow horizon glittery with lightning, bloated full of thunder, swept by sheets of rain-it begins when old man Krejci bumps his head. And then-like that same storm spent, blown past to leave the ground and the air around feeling new and fresh and washed crisp clean-the next morning when Meena peeks into her father''s sun-spilled bedroom to find that he has not moved, but is still lying on the bed with his head flat back on the pillow, in just exactly the same way she left him there eight hours before, everything will be changed..." It begins when Meena Krejci, not sure what to do and fearing she''ll be blamed for the injuries that have caused her father''s death, panics and takes flight, driving west across Nebraska and into Colorado, where she encounters an apocalypse-predicting madman, his captive sister-the troubled young woman in whose release Meena will create a violent version of rebirth for herself-and a bear. Told through alternating narratives-a portrayal of the last few days of Meena''s life and an account of the events in the past that have brought her to where she is now-this is the story of a woman running away from home for the first time and the strong, nearly universal desire to shed one''s identity to become somebody else.

Inspired by walks through the gorgeous gardens that dot the British landscape, this American quiltmaker has turned images of genteel scenery into stunning quilts and pillows. Feature appliquéd blooms in 10 wall quilts with 10 coordinating cushions ranging from 16" to 20" square, all in a variety of creative color combinations Create English roses, Irish shamrocks, Welsh daffodils, and more Find instructions for hand and fusible-web appliqué, plus helpful tips for choosing a color palette