Deborah Allwright

Jill Lewis

The King is about to star in a brand new story, but - wait a minute! What's this? The story has disappeared! You'd better go and do something else insteada What? You're still here? Well, then you'll see the King frantically galloping through Storyland to piece together the fragments of his story, with some very unlikely interventions (and help) and some very familiar faces doing some very unfamiliar things. And look out for the pea. He's the real star of this show!

Don't Read This Book!

For anyone who's ever imagined what might happen if your doodle comes to life. A hilarious tale of cavemen, sabre-tooth tigers - and a giant pencil! A little boy is doodling cavemen. He gives them all names - Colin, Clive, Carlos and Flint - and then goes to get a drink. As he leaves, he accidentally knocks over his pot of pencils. And that's when something amazing happens. One of the pencils drops into his picture, where the cavemen have now come to life! What do cavemen do with a giant pencil? Make a stone-age car, of course. A hilarious book illustrated by Simon Rickerty, winner of the Roald Dahl Funny Prize 2013. Praise for Monkey Nut: "With brio and inventiveness he fills the pages with splashes, squabbles, contrast and laughter." Michael Rosen "A bright and cheerful picture book that will have young readers laughing out loud from beginning to end." The Bookbag "Who would have thought that one little monkey nut could make such a hilarious and imaginative book?... Bright and colourful, this is a lovely story about sharing." Parents in Touch "Bold images brilliantly convey this witty story about how much trouble one monkey nut can cause!" Julia Eccleshare for Lovreading.co.uk "Anyone would find looking at this book an exhilarating experience." Books for Keeps "Perfect for entertaining your young reader." Mother and Baby Magazine

Four Cavemen and a Prehistoric Pencil

Ug-A-Lug

Diana Aaberg Anders

The Baltic and North West Russian Database for Women's Studies and Gender Research

EMILJA

Reports from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and North West Russia on Women's Studies and Gender Research

NIKK in Dialogue

Somewhere, not so far away, there’s a cave filled with wonderful creatures called the Little Somethings. On Star Gazing Night, the Little Somethings are looking out for all kinds of different stars. They see a diamond star, a sapphire star, and then… Something Different flies to the ground! He certainly looks different. After all, he has black ears, curly antennae and lots of legs. Will Bob convince the rest of the Little Somethings that maybe Something Different isn’t so different after all?

Something Different

In this sweet and charming tale, the greedy Guzzler is looking for a little something to satisfy his appetite, and what could taste better than a whole cave full of Little Somethings! This Guzzler, however, is very particular. He doesn't want just any old little something. Nothing too skinny or with wings or nasty stings. But what will the remaining Little Somethings do? Jill Lewis is actually two people--Jill Walkinton and Alison Lewis--who combine their talents and experience to bring a fresh and inventive voice to the world of picture books.Illustrator Ali Pye has quickly become a rising star. Her work combines digital and hand-drawn elements, and includes illustrating Marianne Levy's Ellie May series.

Something Delicious

Ali Pye

On Star Gazing Night, the Little Somethings are watching for all of the different stars, when suddenly Something Different flies to the ground! He certainly looks different, but can Bob convince them that maybe it isn't so different after all?

Gloria I. Joseph

An unprecedented analysis of an alarming schism in the wome's movement: the differences between black and white women's perspectives, attitudes and concerns. It presents an overview of women's status through history and discusses the vital issues where common differences occur; sexuality, men and marriage, mothers and daughters, media images, and the direction of the movement itself.

Conflicts in Black and White Feminist Perspectives

Common Differences

This book sets the social and economic difficulties that Austria encountered in this crucial decade in their international context and examines how they were contained. The author also discusses the long-term implications of the Austrian culture of consensus, not only for the way in which the country dealt with its recent past, but also for present-day political developments. A remarkable study that will be essential reading for students and scholars of twentieth-century European history.

Workers and Politics in Occupied Austria, 1945-55

In each chapter of this unique volume, an exemplary teacher collaborates with a prominent scholar to present real-world strategies for putting literacy research to work in grades 5–12. These lively dialogues tackle key questions in adolescent literacy, including issues of motivation, critical thinking skills, content-area writing, differentiated instruction, assessment, English language learning, and technology. Suggestions for incorporating adolescents' out-of-school literacies and working with reading specialists and coaches show how to build connections between the classroom and wider communities. In-depth portraits of challenges and successes in the classroom, practical instructional tips, and stimulating questions for reflection make the book a valuable resource for inservice and preservice teachers.

Teachers and Researchers Describe What Works in Classrooms

Essential Questions in Adolescent Literacy

Oliver Rathkolb

Bruno Kreisky

Matthew Paul Berg

Bruno Kreisky (1911-1990) is undoubtedly the most prominent and influential politician to emerge in postwar Austria. For some thirty years, he helped to shape his country's politics and raise its status in the world, first as secretary of state, then as leader of the opposition Social Democratic Party and as foreign minster, and finally as chancellor from 1970 to 1983. During his long tenure of public office, Austria achieved unprecedented levels of prosperity; he promoted electoral and educational reform and weathered the occasional scandal. His analytical mind and intelligence were much appreciated by statesmen in East and West as well as in the academy, as were his deeply felt humanism, integrity, untiring advocacy of tolerance and social justice, and his earnest sense of responsibility. These won him the trust and admiration of the leading international figures of his era, including Tito, Nehru, Nasser, De Gaulle, and Pope John XXIII. His international connections and his position as leader of a non-aligned state allowed him to assume the role of honest broker in international peace, human rights, and development initiatives. His stature enabled him to play an active part in the promotion of the Arab-Israeli dialogue and pave the way for President Jimmy Carter's mediation of the Israeli-Egypt peace accord through his close relationship with Sadat. As a result of such activity, Kreisky was respected and praised by every U.S. administration from Kennedy to Brezhnev, despite his support for the containment of Soviet communism. This annotated volume - a condensed version of the three volumes of the German edition and compiled by Jill Lewis, University of Wales, and Oliver Rathkolb, Director of the Stifung Bruno Archiv - gives a fascinating insight into Kreisky's life and his many activities. He lets us participate in the big decisions in which he was involved and shares his encounters with other world leaders of this time. Austria be a small country, but it produced at least one major leader whose lively and immensely readable account and wisdom many readers will find inspiring.

Bruno Kreisky on Peace and Social Justice

The Struggle for a Democratic Austria

All the Somethings, Big and Little, are getting ready for their annual picnic when they notice that Little Hogwash is missing. Meanwhile, when the Big Somethings hear that a "little something" is missing, side-splitting confusion abounds!

Something Missing

When the King frantically gallops through Storyland attempting to piece together the fragments of his story that has somehow disappeared, some very unlikely interventions occur and some very familiar faces doing very unfamiliar things appear--and look out for the pea: he's the real star of this show!

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