The book serves as a comprehensive resource for psychologists, educationalists, and speech and language therapists, offering clear insights into complex issues. Kate Cain effectively distills intricate topics, enabling readers to grasp the depth of the subjects and critically evaluate the scientific evidence provided. Its scholarly approach makes it indispensable for professionals in the field.
In this powerful new series for fans of William W. Johnstone, Louis L’Amour, B.N. Rundle, and Peter Brandvold, a Confederate veteran heads west to start a new life—and gets caught in the middle of a new kind of war . . . WAR VALLEY Hank Gannon grew up on a Florida plantation. He fought alongside his brothers-in-arms in the Civil War. Then he joined the Texas Special Police to help build a more peaceful union—and a future for his beloved Constance. That was the plan. But when a prisoner dies in his custody, Gannon is forced to leave Austin and head into Comanche territory. Alone but undaunted, he meets up with Roving Wolf—who has just slain a former soldier from his unit. Gannon can’t let the killing go unpunished. Even here, in this Godforsaken valley, the law must be upheld . . . On the one side is a bloodthirsty war party of Indians, heading for the white man’s capital. On the other side is a makeshift army of Texas Special Police and the Texas State Guard, ready to meet the threat head-on. In the middle are Hank Gannon and Roving Wolf, waging their own blood feud. Two men trapped in a war. Fighting to survive their mutual hate. Killing to get out alive . . .
Focusing on reading comprehension challenges in children, this handbook explores recent research findings and identifies key characteristics of those facing difficulties. It offers practical strategies for supporting and enhancing comprehension skills. Written in an accessible manner, it caters to both students and professionals without prior knowledge of reading psychology, making it a valuable resource for understanding and addressing reading comprehension issues.