Jennifer Goddard – författare

Heritage theory places individual experiences in a precarious position. Representational approaches draw attention to socio-political contexts and ethical considerations but largely render the self silent. Affective approaches, on the other hand, develop meaningful components of the emotive and sensed self, but internalized and unmitigated heritage runs the risk of perpetuating oppressive constructs. In Construed Heritage, Jennifer Goddard views heritage experiences as subjective-objective relationships that may be analyzed through discursive and figurative construal level distances. Goddard further contends that memory consumes and retains those heritage experiences as cognitive objects where they are collected and curated into personal narratives.

“There’s nothing wrong with having another Panda in the house, just something wrong with having this other panda in the house,” says Panda after the arrival of MP.Where Panda is adventurous and foolhardy, MP is cautious and level-headed – as well as being bossy and interfering!But as time goes by, Panda begins to appreciate MP’s kindness and starts to rely on her whilst MP begins to admire Panda’s bravery and resourcefulness. Especially after Panda defends the family from aliens and sees off a challenge to his leadership of the toys by claiming to have – and demonstrating – magic powers.With the arrival of Christmas, Panda needs every ounce of ingenuity to secure the perfect present for MP. But once Christmas is over, their lives are turned upside down. Will Panda and MP finally acknowledge how they really feel about each other?Panda is an endearing and fun children’s story that follows Panda and MP as they go on a series of adventures and all without the humans in the house suspecting a thing!

Hi! I’m Grandpa Inkles. I’m a writer. I started writing back in the days when you had to dip a quill in a bottle of ink and write nice and neat on paper. That is how I got the name Inkles.Together with my children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, we are the Inkles family. So, all our names end in ‘inkles’.We were given our own individual names because of who we were. How do you get a name like Stinkles, you ask? Well, I have written a little book about my family, so read on and you will find out.~ Grandpa Inkles

Hi! I’m Grandpa Inkles. I’m a writer. I started writing back in the days when you had to dip a quill in a bottle of ink and write nice and neat on paper. That is how I got the name Inkles.Together with my children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, we are the Inkles family. So, all our names end in ‘inkles’.We were given our own individual names because of who we were. How do you get a name like Stinkles, you ask? Well, I have written a little book about my family, so read on and you will find out.~ Grandpa Inkles

Dylan loves painting, but every time his mum leaves the kitchen, Mr Big Nose Shouty Man appears. And he is scary. No way is Dylan sharing the kitchen with him! There is only one thing to do; Dylan will have to summon up all his courage and help his mum find Mr Big Nose Shouty Man – wherever he is hiding – and tell him to go away.