Millar: 220 books

Als alleenstaande moeder in Londen is het niet gemakkelijk om goede opvang voor je kind te regelen. Gelukkig heeft Callie haar buurvrouw Suzy, die er alles aan doet om Callie en haar dochtertje Rae welkom te heten. Maar hun band komt onder druk te staan als Callie een vriendschap aanknoopt met Debs....

In many countries, questions are being raised about the quality and value of educational research. This book explores the relationship between research and practice in education. It looks at the extent to which current practice could be said to be informed by knowledge or ideas generated by research...

A book on the beauty of everyday life with stories from 40 well-known Irish people that will make you laugh, cry and reflect, and inspire you in your everyday life. Published in honour of Teen-Line Ireland, a freephone service for young people feeling distressed, worried or anxious.

Epistemological discussions of perception usually focus on something other than knowledge. They consider how beliefs arising from perception can be justified. With the retreat from knowledge to justified belief there is also a retreat from perception to the sensory experiences implicated by perception....

A tense tale of murder, betrayal, sexual abuse and revenge, and the corruption at the heart of the respectable establishment.

In a wood at night, a young woman witnesses the murder of a whistleblower by a corrupt businessman, owner of an abattoir. Paul Goodman, a would-be snooker champion who works at the abattoir, has never known his father and believes that he deserted him when young. But he is befriended by the one man who holds the key to the mystery of his disappearance, the man responsible for his death.

DANCE FOR THE ALLIGATOR is a window into the minds of key characters in a grisly murder. The story is set in a small town on Floridas west coast. LOVELY KNIGHT is a bawdy but beautiful, nude, dancing girl. As ELLIE ROSSI, she goes home to a quiet, middle class, lakeside, residential development from...

It is 406 B.C. The Gaels tramp through the vast forests of lowland Scotland, cross the brooding moors and marshes of the Pennines, and plough the grain fields of the South. The majestic stone brochs and dùns of the north give way to the great hillforts of the south. Cloaked in a rich tapestry...

"Butter-gold and cruelly hooked, the beak ripped a ragged gash across the newborn's throat." Son of a blacksmith, Conall Mac Gabhann's only desire was to follow in his father's footsteps and enjoy a long life with his childhood love, Mórrígan. The slaughter of their parents dashed...

Surprising myself I sprang quickly to Christianitys defence by countering, Look, Hon, lets face it, in most of recorded history, religion has given men and women universal direction, promises of forgiveness of sins and an afterlife. Those are huge inducements to believe, lets face it. Whose...