Little: A Times and Sunday Times Book of the Year

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For bibliophiles, they’ll enjoy recognising their favourite passages and authors, all captured in one place. In this little volume Sarah Corbett introduces some of the ideas behind craftivism alongside how-to instructions for a selection of craftivist projects and hints and tips for beginners. In large format (quarto-size, 19 by 24cm) and 32 pages the book’s contents include: What is Mistletoe?

UK-based mistletoe expert Jonathan Briggs explains what mistletoe is, and why it has such a unusual place in tradition, myth and legend, especially at Christmas. From innovative teaching strategies to practical insights, each Little Book offers a wealth of knowledge to enhance your teaching approach.Little Books (34) Memory Lane AUS (10) Survival Handbooks (3) Memory Lane USA (15) Memory Lane UK (16) Day You Were Born (5) Welcome to the World (1) Hedgehugs (10) Our Dad (6) Our Mum (7) Teacher (10) Wow You're. This honest, heartfelt and humorous personalised book is sure to be one of the best gifts they'll ever receive.

When I think about how I understand my role as citizen, setting aside being president… the most important stuff I’ve learned I think I’ve learned from novels. Look no further than this jam-packed guide to the places and people that make our Steel City what it is. Celebrating kindness, resilience and empathy, this book is the perfect collection of dreams for the future.Values Education is at the heart of many of our schools in Herefordshire, and the quality of their personal development and wellbeing is a testament to this practice and to the individuals who embody it. The chapter on 'Honesty' should be compulsory reading for everyone and I will certainly see geese in a different light after reading about 'Unity'. Julie Duckworth's little book, with an enormous heart, will be a source of inspiration and practical ideas for schools to be values-based communities ” a must for the 21st Century.

It shows how the flourishing of mankind really can and does happen in a values led school community and can reach out beyond its own locality.This is a practical demonstration of how Values Education reaches out and touches children and adults alike, enabling individuals and organisations to develop positive strength and purpose through living values-filled lives. Having practiced a values led approach in several school for many years I can strongly recommend this book full of "treasure". Although their lives were often filled with sadness and their world was only as large as the distance they could walk, their inner worlds were bound only by their imaginations. Annelies finds inspiration through her daily life, and hopes her work can bring a little joy to your day. What values do for us all and especially children are to form people of love, care and compassion, with a deep sense of hope who appreciate beauty and wonder.

It’s simple: the children are our future, it’s our moral duty in schools to provide a values based curriculum.

The Little Book of Values explores twenty-two values that can be taught through schools and indeed the whole community. This inspiring collection of hope-filled thoughts, quotes, photos and Bible verses reassures readers that there is no situation too hopeless, no problem too hard, and no trial too difficult to ask God for his help. There are always new insights and nuggets about Catholic traditions, the saints, and people who have contributed and exemplified the Catholic faith.