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Grandpa's Slippers
All weekend long Grandma tries to dispose of Grandpa's tatty old slippers but he refuses to part with them.
Grandpa's Cat
The family cat is missing and while Grandma insists that it will turn up, Grandpa is determined to find his precious moggy even if it means turning the house upside down.
Controversies in the Practice of Medicine
From the medical use of marijuana to organ donations to animal testing, the medical profession is rife with controversial issues. Students and teachers can now use this reference resource to explore all sides of these issues. Narrative chapters, each one devoted to a specific topic, encourage students to consider all the facts surrounding the various controversies. Case studies and first-person accounts bring the issues to life and concluding questions for each chapter challenge students to use their critical thinking skills to draw their own conclusions.This collection provides historical as well as contemporary contexts for an examination of government structures in the United States and t...
Grandpa's Shorts
The family has invited Grandma and Grandpa to join them at the beach so Grandpa begins to hunt for his beach shorts. "They'll have been thrown out years ago," Grandma tells him. But Grandpa is determined to find them.
All Grown Up
Following the first book "Christmas Past to Christmas Present", it is now twenty-five years later. Liz Watson's children are now grown up, like many in their mid-twenties they believe that the world is theirs for the taking. Until one day when an unimaginable tragedy strikes, which will wreck countless lives. One of her children will not be able to face the consequences; therefore, will travel abroad in hope of purging the demons that haunts him or her daily, making it impossible to get life back on track. As each of Liz's children comes to a crossroad in his or her life, it will bring mystery, murder and corruption. The worst being a case of sexual abuse to a minor, as well as an eccentric kidnapping that will lead one to hope, but demise for another. This is a tale full of conspiracy, suspense, as well as an abiding love of family, which altogether, will leave the reader unable to put this book down. If you enjoy reading this book, you might be interested in reading 'Christmas Past to Christmas Present, ' which is the first book in this series about the Watson Family. Listings of all April Hamilton's books available books on www.AprilHamiltonbooks.com.
The Other Me
Chillingly intriguing, Joy Watson’s debut novel paints a portrait of a woman who will do anything to escape the damage of her past, refusing to accept that she can’t have it all, no matter what the price. The moral ambiguities and shifting revelations of The Other Me create an ingenious page-turner that will draw you in and confound you at every turn.
For the Love of It
A few poems and short stories exploring the futility of war. Imaginary talks with characters that made their mark. Some fantasy, some humour and some horror too tickle the spine on Halloween-and let’s not forget Christmas. There’s also a couple of who dunnits for the budding detective.
The Rali
The book is composed of poems written when I was still doing primary education up to 2014. It contains religious, love, political poems and other related topics.
Handbook of Personality at Work
Personality has emerged as a key factor when trying to understand why people think, feel, and behave the way they do at work. Recent research has linked personality to important aspects of work such as job performance, employee attitudes, leadership, teamwork, stress, and turnover. This handbook brings together into a single volume the diverse areas of work psychology where personality constructs have been applied and investigated, providing expert review and analysis based on the latest advances in the field.
Grandpa's Shed
Grandpa decides it's time to clean out his shed. When Grandma offers to help, he tells her that it shouldn't take long. Grandpa didn't realise that he had a lot of stuff in his shed, and that it will take him more than a day to clean it all up.
