Alison Reynolds

Wild Place

The Near Daphne Experience

David Lewis

Dominic Houlder

Jules Goddard

Traditional management practices, rooted in economics and psychology, have led to a focus on numbers and productivity rather than the people who make those numbers happen. This has resulted in trust in leaders and organizations being at an all-time low. What Philosophy Can Teach You About Being a Better Leader expertly counters this thinking and argues that those leaders who will win in the uncertain and complex world of work, are the ones focusing on their workforce and valuing its members as people, rather than just tools within the process. What Philosophy Can Teach You About Being a Better Leader considers the main questions plaguing today's leaders through the eyes of four of the greatest philosophers. With the help of Aristotle, Socrates, Kant and Nietzsche, as well as a whole host of other brilliant minds, they smash widely held workplace falsehoods and unveil a new model for empowerment, fulfilment and harmony at work. What Philosophy Can Teach You About Being a Better Leader is a fascinating account of how we can reconnect company, people and shareholder interests. It answers perennial leadership concerns like questions of people engagement, key performance indicators or even generational differences at work through the lens of philosophy, with its focus squarely on how to live and help others live fulfilling lives at work.

What Philosophy Can Teach You About Being a Better Leader

The course of true love never did run smooth... Demetrius loves Hermia, but Helena loves Demetrius. Hermia loves Lysander but has been promised to Demetrius. When the young people run away to the forest and the fairies also get involved, mix ups and confusion follow. Can it all be sorted out before morning?

A Retelling of a Classic Tale

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Pickle wants to surprise his friend Jason with a special Bear birthday party. Bree thinks Pickle's ideas aren't right, and sets about creating the 'perfect' party. But Bree soon discovers that what's perfect for her might not suit two very giant bears! A brand-new picture book series featuring tiny but spirited Bree, and her best friend, the loveable bear Pickle. Each book sees them get into mischief, but together they work through their problems. Relatable activities of the main characters are used to explore the topics of social etiquette and values. Books teach children the skills they need to successfully manage relationships in an uplifting way. The first two titles in a brand new values series will focus on the topics 'all about teamwork' and 'all about welcoming differences'. Simple, humorous narratives allow plenty of room for discussion between adults and young readers. Two loveable characters who are sure to be instant favourites with children of all ages.

Pickle and Bree and the Birthday Party Cake

There are so many reasons why we love our dads, and this unique gift book lets you show why your dad is special! In Why I Love My Dad, kids can read the sweet story and then personalize the book by writing and drawing in the pages in the back. On the final two pages, children can draw pictures of their dads and the things they love to do together. And, they can even use a photo to feature their own dad on the cover!

Why I Love My Dad

This is a story about friendship. It's about accepting new friends, even when they do things a little differently from you. It's a story about facing danger which can be overcome with just a little co-operation. And it all revolves around a special little cat called Marmalade... Maddy and Ella are best friends. They don't need anyone else to play with. So when the boy across the road, Toby, tries to join in with their fun, the girls aren't interested in his boisterous play. But that doesn't stop Marmalade from showing them the error of their ways...

A New Friend for Marmalade

Sean Willmore

India is the exciting backdrop to this adventure! The next two books in an exciting adventure series for 9 to 12 year olds. Packed with action and factual wildlife information, each book is set in a different part of the world and allows the reader to decide their own destiny from 20 possible endings.

King Cobra's Curse

Pickle and Bree are spending a day outdoors with their good friend, Jason. They're excited to explore the playground, and are even more excited about making some new friends'until they meet two little bears who are not very friendly at all! How will Pickle and Bree deal with the playground bullies?

Pickle and Bree: the Playground Meanies

Pickle and Bree are off for a holiday in the snow! Bree can't wait to try skiing, and Pickle is excited about snowboarding - but Pickle and Bree are so enthusiastic that they forget they're sharing the space with their friends. Will Pickle and Bree figure out how to have fun while making sure their friends have fun too.' They have to learn how respecting rules means everyone can have fun.

Pickle and Bree: the Big Snow Adventure

William Shakespeare

The course of true love never did run smooth ... Demetrius loves Hermia, but Helena loves Demetrius. Hermia loves Lysander but has been promised to Demetrius. When the young people run away to the forest and the fairies also get involved, mix ups and confusion follow. Can it all be sorted out before morning?

It's high tech versus low tech as students produce sound effects for the school play.

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