Stuart Wilson Libros

This comprehensive guide offers expectant parents a wealth of information on selecting the perfect name for their baby. It explores various themes, cultural influences, and naming trends, providing insights into the meanings and origins of names. The book also addresses practical considerations, such as how to choose a name that resonates with family heritage and personal significance. With a focus on creativity and individuality, it serves as a valuable resource for navigating the exciting yet challenging process of naming a child.

All aboard the airship Atet and full steam towards the ancient pyramids of Giza in the second hugely inventive, action-packed, fun and quirky – and occasionally dark – adventure in the Prometheus High series! A frantic rooftop race. Alchemy lessons on a zeppelin. A booby-trapped pyramid . . . Just the start of semester two at Prometheus High. Athena and Marceline are going to extreme lengths to unearth Marceline's past - if their foolhardy plans don't get them expelled. Godfrey's lonely without his friends, so when Emily asks him for a favour he's eager to help. But is her request all that it seems? Meanwhile, no one has noticed the threat growing on the airship Atet, as an ancient monster of unsurpassed power and fury is about to awaken . . .

With more than 7000 entries - including many coinages and New Age names - this is a comprehensive first-name dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning of the name, and its language of origin. A unique feature is the index of names by meaning, enabling you to find all the names associated, for example, with joy or tranquil or strong. Other unique features include an index of special names, providing those names first introduced by literary characters and stars of the stage and the screen as well as separate listings of names by language of origin, enabling you to review, for examples, all the Hebrew or Welsh names.

A guide to choosing the right name for your baby. From the author's of "The Pan Book of Babies Names", comes a big book that covers traditional names thoroughly, and new names adventurously. Each name is given a full publishing, and possible variations on the spelling of the name are suggested

Exploring the intersection of law and social change, this work by Stuart Wilson presents a groundbreaking theory on the role of South Africa's Constitution in reforming property distribution. Challenging traditional views on land reform and ownership, Wilson delves into how legal frameworks can foster a more equitable access to land and property, ultimately advocating for a re-evaluation of existing concepts in the context of human rights.

Focusing on a transformative business model, this book explores how law firms can adapt post-pandemic by prioritizing client outcomes and team wellbeing. It emphasizes the necessity for firms to shift their operational strategies to enhance both client satisfaction and employee health, ultimately fostering a more effective and resilient legal practice.

A poetry collection that employs intuition, humor, and celebration while seeking to break out of restrictive social structures. Mary Wilson's Both, Apollo speaks from inside the bodies and binaries that so often act as constraints. It sometimes tries to negotiate its way out. It laments, celebrates, reasons, jokes, and occasionally begs. It runs into a wall and hugs it, offers it pizza, and speeds through grammars and cities until dizziness catapults it from the grid. It tries to queer the echoes of its language in the hope that a rhyme might break the logic of "either/or" and give rise to "both/and." Both, Apollo is a love poem to whatever has the grace to appear, quietly finding hope. Moments of humor and tenderness accompany the speaker with each act of crossing and circling back. The poems in Both, Apollo are constantly in flux, and Wilson's lyricism acts as a teaching tool for using both the real and the imagination to guide us in moment-by-moment navigation of our world. Both, Apollo won the Omnidawn Chapbook contest, selected by Victoria Chang.

A rusting ocean liner. Thirty students learning to resurrect the dead. A murderous monster on the loose . . . Just a typical day at PROMETHEUS HIGH. Athena Strange's first semester at Prometheus High starts with a bang. But when her lessons in reanimation, robotics and skulkers move too slowly and she has trouble making friends, Athena decides to take matters into her own hands. On a ship where science and magic collide, and the monster under your bed is probably very real . . . will Athena be able to hold her head above water? ______________________________________________ 'This quirky novel is a lot of fun ... a story about struggling to fit in, having patience and the importance of teamwork.' Books and Publishing 'In the first few pages of this story the reader will realise it's fun, it's quirky and they can't put it down.' Schooldays Magazine

Monster an Bord! Ein Buch voller Abenteuer, Spaß und Spannung! Athena liebt Experimente. Aber als sie versucht, den verstorbenen Kater der Nachbarin mit Hilfe von Blitzenergie wiederzubeleben, brennt sie fast ihr Zuhause nieder. Doch statt Hausarrest auf ewig, erhält sie einen Platz an der Prometheus Highschool. Dort lernen Kinder mit Wissenschaft und Magie den Tod zu bezwingen. Athena ist Feuer und Flamme! Doch an Bord geschehen unheimliche und gruselige Dinge und nachts schleicht ein Bluthund umher. Allein kann Athena die Geheimnisse des Schiffes nicht lüften – aber zum Glück schließt sie überraschende Freundschaften ... Unerwartete Wendungen und viel Witz machen dieses Buch zu einem großen Leseabenteuer! Für Fans von »Skulduggery Pleasant«, »Nevermoor« und »Frankenstein«