This book records the surprisingly varied bus scene in Chelmsford, one of Britain's newest cities, since 2000.

Baking Because Murder Is Wrong offers lovers of true crime podcasts and whodunit documentaries a delicious new way to indulge in mystery with over 30 bakes inspired by true crime tales.

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After a slew of killings in Montford, Violet Thorn is called on to investigate. But with findings not adding up, she wonders if more than one culprit is to blame...

The practical guide to building an engaging, evidence-led geography curriculum through the power of enquiry. The Power of Geographical Enquiry is an accessible guide to transforming your geography curriculum through the enquiry approach, using investigation to engage students and bring geography to life from Year 7 to A Level. In addition to being a key skill of the discipline, the enquiry approach is aligned with scientific research on how we learn, equipping you to create the most effective lessons and boost learning outcomes. In this accessible guide, geography expert David Rogers breaks down exactly how to harness the power of enquiry in your classroom, including:- tried-and-tested strategies and guidance for building an engaging, evidence-led geography curriculum throughout the secondary years- the science of how we learn and how this links to the enquiry approach- sequences of lessons and tools that can be embedded across the curriculum, along with real-life examples, practical strategies and top tips- guidance on planning entire units of work, including the compulsory elements at GCSE and A Level, and for progression between levels. This book empowers teachers to use the enquiry approach for any topic or theme in geography. Inspire your students to plan investigations, problem-solve and tackle real-world issues through the enquiry approach, providing rich learning experiences while maintaining the awe and wonder that makes the subject so enjoyable. In addition, the book illustrates how the enquiry approach can help schools decolonise the curriculum and ensure that a diverse range of peoples, places and perspectives are covered.

'Tense, chilling' MARIANA ENRIQUEZ, author of Our Share of Night'Lays bare intergenerational horror, feminine rage and the taking back of power' STYLIST'Incredible' FINANCIAL TIMESThe house breathes.The house contains bodies and secrets.The house is visited by ghosts, by angels that line the roof like insects, and by saints that burn the bedsheets with their haloes. It was built by a small-time hustler as a means of controlling his wife, and even after so many years, their daughter and her granddaughter can't leave.They may be witches or they may just be angry, but when the mysterious disappearance of a young boy draws unwanted attention, the two isolated women, already subjects of public scorn, combine forces with the spirits that haunt them in pursuit of something that resembles justice.Layla Martínez's eerie debut novel Woodworm is class-conscious horror that drags generations of monsters into the sun.Translated by Sophie Hughes and Annie McDermott**Readers love Woodworm**'It draws you in and slams the door behind you''A monstrous debut''I want to read this book again and again''Biting and inventive''Shirley Jackson by way of Lina Wolff''Deeply, and wonderfully, unsettling''Evokes horrific imagery with a poetic, gnashing tongue''Extraordinary!'

Teachers need help navigating sex ed. Many are terrified of getting it wrong and feel ill-equipped when talking to young people. This Little Guide for Teachers will go beyond reassurance and will provide practical, proven methods to engage in conversations that will genuinely help prevent harm from happening, smash survivor stigma and inspire anti-sexual violence action.  Authored by an expert in the area Easy to dip in-and-out of Full of interactive activities, encouraging you to write into the book and make it your own Short and can be read in an afternoon!

How brain injuries can result in highly specific, surprising, and revealing changes in behaviour that teach us how the mind works.The brain is the most complicated object in the known universe. After spending millennia trying to understand our ever-changing world, the brain is now turning its capacities for reasoning, remembering, and understanding inward, as it tries to understand itself.The biggest breakthroughs in neuroscience have come mostly by accident. These accidents didn't happen in research labs, but they resulted in infections from uncommon diseases or happened on railway jobs sites, in showers, on bicycles, or in cars and buses.When an individual suffers brain damage as the result of an accident, the negative effects can be profound, life-altering, and life-long, but the insights offered by the effects of these injuries have been revolutionary for neuroscientists. We have learned a tremendous amount about the brain from individuals with acquired brain injuries. These are some of their stories.

The book examines the current geostrategic tussle in Afghanistan among different non-regional and regional players over control and manipulation of the region. This book will be indispensable for scholars of international relations, global politics, terrorism and counter-terrorism studies, strategic studies and military history.

A woman searching for her birth-parents unlocks the secrets of her horrific past, as she tries to stop the goblin within in this kaleidoscopic dark psychological horror about identity and belonging, with a dread-inducing climax you will never forget. Perfect for fans of Eric LaRocca and Catriona Ward.

A celebration of allotment life in twelve original essays - a vibrant collection about growing, eating and nurturing in these unique spaces.

Pick up a pencil and discover how to draw the world you see with this new guide from expert tutor Jake Spicer Join expert drawing tutor Jake Spicer and become an accomplished artist. With his guidance, you'll break long-held habits and explore new ways of seeing the world, and find yourself rapidly growing in confidence and skill. The first in a new series of pocket guides to the fundamental principles of drawing, Drawing What You See is accessible for the complete beginner, yet also addresses the core ideas that underpin observational drawing at every level. The first part, Shape, suggests ';orders of looking' that you can use to discern line and shape and present them on the page. You'll learn to look for positive and negative shapes; tone and color; hard, soft, and lost edgesthen make considered decisions about how to depict what you see. The second part, Tone, introduces mark-making and value. You'll learn about tonal grouping, tonal scale, and gradients. You'll be able to depict form and planes, and will study the fall of light and shadow. Finally, you'll learn how to design using tone, exploring high-key and low-key options. With hundreds of Jake's own drawings, this book shares his knowledge with focus, clarity, and a generosity of spirit.

Rachel and her sister Claire grew up in a stately, country home, Butley Priory in Suffolk, as baronesses and the daughters of aristocrat Count De Lengham, who was descended from a long and ancient line of the von Gaisbergs dynasty. They had their own coat of arms and led a seemingly privileged existence that many would have been jealous of. But behind the closed doors of their mansion house, Rachel and her siblings were subjected to extreme levels of neglect, often spending periods of time in care. As they grew older they were trained to be every inch the Baroness and were called upon by their father to be his companion for elite parties and events where they would mingle with royalty and fellow aristocrats. As time passed and the sisters grew up, their relationship with their family became increasingly strained. However, when Count De Lenghham became ill and the family were told he would die very soon, Rachel was there for father and it was at that moment he revealed a mind-blowing deathbed confession...

The astonishing and often heart-breaking story of Rachel and her sister Claire who were raised as baronesses, proud descendants of an ancient line of the von Gaisbergs dynasty, only for a deathbed confession to upend their entire existence...

How European enslavers tried to meet African consumer demand for their trade goods in the eighteenth-century transatlantic slave trade

In 1974, to mark The Edinburgh Academy's 150th anniversary, alumnus Magnus Magnusson released The Clacken and the Slate, a book which painted a picture of a leading educational establishment. This bold new history, released in the school's 200th year, revisits and expands upon Magnusson's account to tell a more far-reaching, more complex story.

In this brilliant sequel to The Clockwork Boys, old foes resurface, and Slate and Caliban are forced to deal with the echoes of their past choices.

Discovered: The Secrets Behind the World's Most Mysterious Paranormal Hotspot Prepare to believe in the unbelievable. A new book, 60 Days on Skinwalker Ranch, takes you behind the scenes of the enigmatic Utah ranch, universally acknowledged as the most intriguing yet unsolved paranormal hotspot on the planet. Join Mark Marinaccio, a seasoned explorer of the unknown, as he embarks on a quest that has been fifteen years in the making. After relentless efforts to gain access, Marinaccio's determination finally pays off when he lands an offer to produce season 3 of the History Channel's hit series, The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch. In this compelling book, he uncovers the missing pieces to the "what could it really be" puzzle, revealing first-hand experiences from his months on the ranch with investigators and scientists Marinaccio, a veteran of paranormal exploration, brings decades of experience filming some of the most renowned paranormal shows on television. For the first time, he shares the interconnectedness between UFOs, aliens, ghosts, and other unexplained phenomena, delving into the science and theories that may explain these strange mysteries. Explore the intriguing connections among alien abductions, the origins of humanity, inter-dimensional travel, consciousness, the multiverse, and overlapping realities. Marinaccio's revelations include encounters with deceased loved ones and mysterious creatures in the wilderness, connecting dots that others have overlooked. Spine-tingling adventure and insight converge in this one-of-a-kind exploration of a hidden world within our own. 60 Days on Skinwalker Ranch, the book behind the TV series, will transform the way you perceive unexplained phenomena, offering a new perspective on the mysteries that surround us. Prepare to have your understanding of the paranormal turned upside down. Dive into the unknown and uncover the truth behind the secrets of Skinwalker Ranch.

In the 1980s Douglas Coffin's syndicated cartoon "Fletcher's Landing" graced the comics sections of newspapers all over the northeast. Running daily for 5 years, the comic strip revolved around two sisters, Emma and Winona Randall, and the comings and goings at their general store. Recall a slower, and certainly funnier, way of life in this selection of 250 timeless panels that are as relevant today as they were 40 years ago.

Frank Burroughs has lived and knocked around on Merrymeeting Bay for three decades, gaining a familiarity with its natural and human history--with its birds, fish, and mammals, and with the local people who know it best. His wonderfully fluid essays explore the ecology, environment, and activities in this unusual bay, as Heather Perry's beautiful photographs show us the details.