Mark Davis es un documentalista, historiador y fotógrafo galardonado con una aguda conciencia social. Su fascinación por el mundo perdido de la Gran Bretaña victoriana se evidencia en una serie de libros muy valorados, que a menudo se centran en el crimen, la privación y la pobreza. A través de su lente perspicaz, Davis documenta incansablemente rincones olvidados del pasado, sacando a la luz historias de lugares y personas pasadas por alto por la historia. Su obra ofrece una ventana única al pasado, impulsada por el deseo de registrar y comprender las complejidades de épocas pasadas.
The story of the world-famous home of the Bronte sisters. Explores the impact of the Brontes' home on their writing and what it was like for their successors living in a literary shrine. New exhibition focusing on the building starts at the Bronte Parsonage Museum in April 2013.
It's time for the Christmas gift exchange party, and Mark can't stop worrying about what to get his best friend! This time, the anxious thoughts get too much to bear and causes Mark to get an anxiety attack. Read on to see how Mom and Dad help Anxious Mark stay calm when the thoughts become too much to handle.
Mark faces his first day of school filled with anxiety and self-doubt, worrying about making friends and managing his nerves. His journey explores themes of friendship and overcoming fear, highlighting the challenges many children face when starting a new chapter in their lives.
Exploring the often-overlooked aspects of personal finance, this book prompts readers to examine both the whereabouts and the impact of their money. It encourages a deeper understanding of financial decisions and their consequences, fostering greater awareness and control over one's financial life. Through insightful guidance, it aims to empower individuals to make informed choices that align with their financial goals.
Take a step back in time to the days of Celtic clans, Viking marauders and when fashion was all frills and wigs. If you thought that knights really rode on white chargers, you'd be wrong. Find out the shocking truth about historical Britain with these hysterically funny cartoons by Mark Davis.The 'Bubblefacts' series takes a fresh look at British history - rebellious leaders, great inventors, invaders and conquerors are all covered.
Set against a backdrop of personal growth and self-discovery, the narrative follows a protagonist navigating life's challenges through the metaphor of seven shoes, each representing a distinct phase or lesson. As they journey through relationships, ambitions, and setbacks, the story explores themes of resilience, identity, and the importance of choices. The rich character development and poignant moments invite readers to reflect on their own paths and the shoes they wear in their lives.
This reference work for criminal justice and criminology students offers a fresh perspective on everyday terms in the field. Each entry includes a clear definition, contextual usage, and relevant examples, making complex concepts more understandable. The dictionary aims to enhance comprehension and facilitate learning, serving as an essential tool for both students and professionals seeking to deepen their knowledge of crime and justice terminology.
Mark faces his anxiety about hiking for the first time with his Dad. As they venture into nature, they encounter an unexpected challenge: litter scattered along the trails. This journey not only explores Mark's personal growth but also highlights the importance of environmental awareness and teamwork in overcoming obstacles.
Exploring the intricate relationship between immunity and societal constructs, this book delves into how concepts like possessive individualism, self-defense, and health consumerism influence our understanding of health. Through contemporary discussions and real-world examples, it reveals the cultural dynamics surrounding immunity, illustrating its profound impact on personal and collective health experiences within the healthcare and medical landscape.
A fascinating exploration of the history of the select coastal resorts in Yorkshire catering for the well-to-do in their Victorian and Edwardian heyday.