Mary Carey

Mighty He-Man battles the evil Skeletor and his henchmen to rescue Lady Irena from a crystal bubble prison.

Mask of Evil

Caverns of Fear

Cathy Knowles

Jane Towers-Clark

Engaging and lively, clear and practical, this is the most applied accounting for non-specialists book whose fully integrated case study emphasises the relevance of accounting to the world of business. Sam Smart is the budding entrepreneur who forms the basis of the case study at the heart of this book. We follow Sam as he goes from starting a small business, printing sports kits for local teams, to managing a global sports business. Throughout the course of the book he assesses the success of his business, finances day to day activities, makes pricing decisions, opens new branches, looks at cash flow, and facilitates planning, control, and investment. Featured at the start of every chapter to highlight to students the implications and applications of the topic they are about to study, Sam and his business provide consistency and connection. As we follow the case study, all the topics central to accounting are covered with clarity, imagination, and relevance, giving students the support they need to complete their course and exams with confidence. The wealth of additional examples and self-test exercises available alongside the case study enable students not only to develop an appreciation of how accounting information allows a manager to make key business decisions, but also to acquire the skills necessary to enable them to converse with accountants, and challenge their assumptions and methodologies. An Online Resource Centre accompanies the text book and includes: For Students: Flashcard glossary Multiple choice questions Additional practice questions with answers Tables from the text For Lecturers: Solutions to end-of-part case studies Additional end-of-part case studies (with solutions) Assessment guide PowerPoint presentations Test bank

A Smart Approach

Accounting

Jane King

Equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate their personal finances confidently; this book takes the fear out of financial planning. Personal Finance moves through fundamentals, including budgeting and managing debt, before engaging with major issues and life events where financial literacy is key. Pedagogical features including learning objectives, terminology boxes, and examples fully support students in developing theirpractical skills, whilst ponder points and questions encourage the application of these skills when making informed financial decisions. Engaging case studies and extensive examples throughout the text bring the subject to life.The Online Resource Centre to accompany Personal Finance features:For students:- Auto-marked multiple choice questions to accompany each chapter- Up-to-date information on tax, national insurance, and some of the key changes to financial products- Curated links to online sources of further informationFor lecturers:- Two extended case studies to help develop student understanding of how to apply theory to practical, real-world problems- A full set of customisable PowerPoint slides for each chapter- Answers to selected exercises in the text

Personal Finance

J. M. Barrie

Wendy tells her two brothers a bedtime story about Peter Pan's efforts to rescue Tiger Lily and Tinkerbell from Captain Hook.

Peter Pan and Captain Hook

Walt Disney's Peter Pan and Captain Hook

Covering all the accounting topics a non-specialist needs to know, this text provides a fresh, innovative approach to accounting which will engage students and truly bring the subject to life.

Mary Carey

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