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Lottie and George are eleven-year-old twins who lead hectic lives. They have discovered a secret. The secret allows them to think about what they really want in their lives and, step by step, to achieve their goals. Lottie uncovers the mystery of using creative vision. George has started a club and has set up his den at the end of the garden! With the help of zany Aunt Gemma, Lottie and Georges lives will improve dramatically. They will have more friends, more fun, and much more focus! You are invited to join them as they make their new discoveries. You will follow Lottie and George in each activity and then get involved through various exercises. You too can live the life of your dreams! The opportunities out there are only limited by your ability to see the future as you want it and then take action. You might even get the chance to look at life in a different light. All you need are some pencils, big dreams, and an open mind. You will enjoy creating an exceptional life, as you have almost total control over the design. I wish you an inspirational and exciting journey!

This book will be a great help to the A Level Psychology student. It gives lots of opportunity to practice those all-important Research Method skills which examiners like to see. It covers all the main Research Methods: Experiments, Observations, Interviews, Questionnaires, Correlations as well as Case Studies, Longitudinal Studies, Cross-sectional Studies and Content Analysis. The questions are all written in the style students can expect to be faced with in the exam and come with detailed answers and useful tips for remembering key points.The book can also be useful to teachers who can use the book as a source of questions which could be set in class or for homework to give students every change to improve their Research Method skills. Experience shows that these skills help students with the rest of their course, by improving their evaluation points when commenting on published research studies.Being good at Research Methods is the key to doing well in Psychology and this book gives students the practice they need to achieve that.

Can the Ancient Greeks help us to understand ourselves a little more? English has only one word for ‘love’, which has to cover a multitude of meanings, whereas the Ancient Greeks had a whole range of words to describe the different kinds of emotions which we in the 21st Century can only call ‘love’. This collection of monologues will make you both smile and cry as you listen to the characters describing their experience of love and life.Parental love that knows no bounds is explored here, alongside infatuated love, obsessive love, practical love that leads people to take on roles they did not perhaps wish for themselves, selfless, altruistic love for mankind and of course, romantic love that can be felt when you realise you have met your perfect soul mate.Sweet, gently humorous and occasionally poignant, this collection of monologues brings together a series of writings which speak to everyone.

This book will be a great help to the A Level Psychology student. It gives lots of opportunity to practice those all-important Research Method skills which examiners like to see. It covers all the main Research Methods: Experiments, Observations, Interviews, Questionnaires, Correlations as well as Case Studies, Longitudinal Studies, Cross-sectional Studies and Content Analysis. The questions are all written in the style students can expect to be faced with in the exam and come with detailed answers and useful tips for remembering key points. The book can also be useful to teachers who can use the book as a source of questions which could be set in class or for homework to give students every change to improve their Research Method skills. Experience shows that these skills help students with the rest of their course, by improving their evaluation points when commenting on published research studies. Being good at Research Methods is the key to doing well in Psychology and this book gives students the practice they need to achieve that.

There are seasons in every life when it feels like nothing makes sense. Questions mount: What is God doing? What is His plan? Is He doing anything at all? In those times, it's only by the power of the Holy Spirit that we can hold on to faith, hold on to the hope that God is working and that His ways are always good—even when they don't seem to make sense. These 180 deeply rooted Bible devotions will encourage you to hold on, anchor to, and rely on the source of true wisdom, understanding, and peace—Almighty God and your ever-present Father.  "So let’s do it—full of belief, confident that we’re presentable inside and out. Let’s keep a firm grip on the promises that keep us going. He always keeps his word." Hebrews 10:23 MSG