Anne Rooney

How the World Works: Neuroscience

Traces the origins and development of arithmetic, statistics, geometry, and calculus from the ancient civilizations to the present.

From Creating the Pyramids to Exploring Infinity

How the World Works: Mathematics

The Story of Philosophy

From Spirits to Psychotherapy - the Mind Through the Ages

Psychology

From the Ancient Greeks to Great Thinkers of Modern Times

Philosophy

From Spirits to Psychotherapy : Tracing the Mind Through the Ages

Bilimde Parlama Anlari

Chemistry

Juliette is a model - but she's also a vampire. In the glamorous world of high fashion, her odd behaviour usually goes unnoticed. But a photo shoot in Paris brings Juliette face to face with how her life has changed since she became a vampire. As she falls in love, Julilette finds herself drawn into the alien world of passion, jealousy and murder that stretches back hundreds of years.Drop Dead, Gorgeous is part of the Vampire Dawn series, published by Ransom Publishing, a specialist publisher for reluctant readers and struggling readers. Vampire Dawn is ideal for readers aged 12+ with a reading age of 9+.

Drop Dead Gorgeous

'How do you cope when you are suddenly turned into a vampire? No doubt you have many questions. How long will you live? Do you really need to sleep in a coffin? Can you still fall in love? Can you still eat take-away meals?' - back cover.

Bloodsucking for Beginners

The Story of Medicine surveys humankind's remarkable progress along the road of medical discovery. In a fascinating narrative, it describes the key developments and breakthroughs, and profiles the scientists, surgeons, and doctors who made them. The book charts the development of medicine in different cultures around the world, showing how distinct traditions evolved and influenced each other. It describes how knowledge was lost and later rediscovered, and tells the story of brave individuals who challenged tradition through experimentation and reason.

From Early Healing to the Miracles of Modern Medicine

The Story of Medicine

Author Anne Rooney follows the story of physics from the earliest societies to the current day, discovering the entrancing appeal of the secrets that rule the universe. Writing in a straightforward way that is easy to understand, the author takes the reader on a journey of discovery from the birth of physics and early astronomy, to where we are now as we endeavour to make sense of dark matter and dark energy, black holes and whatever may lie beyond the universe.

The Story of Physics

The moon is a familiar sight in the sky, but how much do we actually know about it? Common questions about the moon and their answers are presented to readers in an engaging way in this helpful guide to an essential science curriculum topic. Fun facts are presented through clear and concise text, allowing readers at a variety of levels to learn more about the moon. Colorful and often humorous illustrations accompany the relatable questions and accessible answers, creating a unique reading experience that’s out of this world!

The Moon

Taking a scientific approach to true crime, this book examines how forensic evidence clinched real kidnap cases. From career advice to how science solves real cases, this book offers a compelling high-interest opportunity for real science learning.

Kidnaps

Then and Now goes back in time to look at well-known cities and their landmarks from as far back as the early 1900s. Early photographs are then compared with recent images taken from the same viewpoint. These are featured side-by-side to show how some of world's largest cities have changed or, indeed, remained the same over time. Revealing text documents the changes throughout the twentieth century and explains some of the main reasons for them. In Then and Now Paris, we delve further into the history by examining events of the time and looking at what social, political and economic factors have altered the face of Paris to date.

A Photographic Exploration of how the City Has Developed and Changed

Paris

Then and Now goes back in time to look at well-known cities and their landmarks from as far back as the early 1900s. Early photographs are then compared with recent images taken from the same viewpoint. These are featured side-by-side to show how some of world's largest cities have changed or, indeed, remained the same over time. Revealing text documents the changes throughout the twentieth century and explains some of the main reasons for them. In Then and Now New York, we delve further into the history by examining events of the time and looking at what social, political and economic factors have altered the face of New York to date.

London

Following the successful pattern of The Story of Maths, The Story of Physics, and The Story of Philosophy, The Story of Psychology traces the development of psychology from its origins as a branch of philosophy to the present day, when it is a discipline in its own right, closely allied with neurology and physiology. Taking in aspects of religious thought and belief, philosophy, anthropology, medical science, psychology, and psychotherapy, the book takes as its subject matter the understanding of the mind. Topics include the study of the soul;, how the mind was perceived in the ancient world; the ghost in the machine; consciousness, semiconsciousness, and altered consciousness; models of madness; ways of dealing with mental illness; how we learn and know--Locke, Hume, Piaget, Chomsky, et al.; the conscious, the unconscious and the subconscious--Freud, Jung, and Gestalt models; exploring the mind (including the importance of Shakespeare to Freud); the mind making the world--social psychology, normative and pathological psychologies, uses of psychology in sociology, the law, and business. Beautifully illustrated throughout in full color.

The Story of Psychology

Hurricane! describes how and where hurricanes, cyclones and typhoons happen.

Hurricane!

A healthy society depends upon our capacity to understand both ourselves and others. To this end, the science of psychology aims to explain and predict human thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. This compelling volume is an accessible introduction to the questions that emerge from the workings of the human mind and the reasons that lie beneath why we do the things we do.

Think Like a Psychologist

From ancient barter systems through the Industrial Revolution and the emergence of modern globalization, the field of economics is central to the way we organize and live our lives. This informative volume is a comprehensive and accessible introduction to this vital subject for readers. It looks at questions concerning such fundamental concepts as goods and services and supply and demand. The thoughtful text investigates how economics can be used to improve humanity’s living standards and ultimately make the world a better place for all.

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