Bøker av David Davies

All Hallows' Eve, Samhain, Day of the Dead... during this interval, the barriers between the two realms are thinnest. Normal turns paranormal; what's natural becomes the supernatural. That's when the messengers of the macabre are in their rightful element. Step inside this collaborative chapbook and embrace a haunted harvest of verses embracing bewitchment, boneyards, and all things that go... Boo!

This dinosaur tale came about when a visit to the local toy store turned into a freakish horror story claims the author; David Davies.During a routine trip to the toy shop bathroom, his son's tiny hand became trapped in one the fixtures resulting in an ambulance ride to the local hospital. Then a transfer to a specialist children's hospital and surgery. But while David stayed at his bedside, this story grew. A story about a boy wishing for a dinosaur and his wish coming true.Then, after being unable to work due to Covid, David wrote the Jurassic story and sent it to various publishers. And in November 2021, this book was finally released. So, he could share the story so loved by his own son in his hour of need.This story is about a boy, Jack, who wishes his dog Max was a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Of course, his birthday wish comes true and they go on some great adventures until Jack realizes he must be careful what to wish for.

This book develops a progressive program of engagement with issues, problems and critical thinking which helps universities and students understand and engage with some of the key issues of our time. It focuses on curriculum concerns, and presents a sustained and critical analysis and dialogue about knowledge, culture and ways of seeing important issues. This book provides critical and analytical insights into the importance of the emergence of mass higher education into public awareness. It explores what is termed 'contested knowledge' as part of modern students' experiences and expectations. By broadcasting some of the future prospects for a democratic university, especially in relation to its communities, it highlights the need to grasp the significance of global change and instability in teaching and learning, and how an adequate curriculum in higher education can be constructed to address the issues that arise.

Cambridge IGCSE and O Level Geography has been written specifically for Cambridge International syllabuses 0460 and 2217.

Diego Velasquez (1599-1660) spent his formative years in Seville, learning his craft and producing his early masterpieces. This work explores the importance of Seville for Velasquez, examining Sevillian culture, Catholic theology, and picaresque literature.

Clarify all the key concepts to build strong potential for the Cambridge assessments. This Revision Guide works alongside the Student Book to reinforce your students' knowledge and understanding.

David Davies (1742-1819) was an English clergyman and social commentator. This volume, first published in 1795, contains Davies' detailed discussion of the causes of poverty among agricultural labourers drawn from accounts of their annual expenditure, providing valuable evidence for the increase in rural poverty in the late eighteenth century.