Paula Briggs Libros

Drawing Projects for Children is a colourful, fun and educational book that will appeal not only to children, but also teachers and parents eager to expand their child’s imaginative reach and enjoyment of mark-making. This beautifully-illustrated book is packed full of activities and projects to capture kids’ attention, inspire them and encourage them to take risks. As well as serving as a practical step-by-step guide to help children practice their skills and realise their full potential at any level, Drawing Projects for Children is also an essential resource, equipping adults with a wide range of innovative ideas to teach kids to draw, both at home, in the classroom and beyond. Suitable for children aged 5–13. Paula Briggs studied sculpture at Norwich School of Art and later at the Royal College of Art. In 1999 she formed AccessArt with her colleague Sheila Ceccarelli, which is a charity committed to furthering the advancement of education in the arts. Paula continues to co-direct AccessArt as well as leading workshops with children and adults.

Focusing on urogenital atrophy, this booklet addresses the condition linked to low oestrogen levels, particularly during menopause. It highlights common symptoms such as vaginal dryness and vulval skin thinning, which can lead to discomfort and bladder issues. Many women mistakenly attribute these symptoms to aging, often neglecting to seek treatment. The guide aims to empower readers by providing information on available treatments, encouraging informed discussions with healthcare professionals about managing their symptoms effectively.

A handy guide to every method of contraception, helping readers decide what works best for them. Covering how each method works, how to use it correctly and how effective it is, the authors expertly explain how life stage can affect choice, and how hormonal contraception can help other health conditions.