Margaret Clark Libri

Focusing on the self-ego relationship, this volume provides valuable insights for trainees in psychotherapy and psychodynamic counseling. It aims to deepen understanding of individuation in clinical practice, making it a vital resource for both students and newly qualified professionals in the field. The book emphasizes practical applications and theoretical foundations, contributing to the development of effective therapeutic techniques.

Now in a revised and expanded edition-the spectacular images of the Star Trek starships that fans have raved about for years!

The epic story of the world's last subsistence whalers

Fire-breathing fun! Dragons are perennial favourites with young people and this collection offers a stimulating variety of these mythical creatures! There are friendly dragons as well as fierce ones, a Chinese dragon, and even a home-made dragon with a cotton-reel tail. Including traditional folk tales and fairy tales, classic stories such as St George and the Dragon and contemporary stories from writers such as Kathryn Cave and Judy Corbalis, this is a terrific introduction to dragons in all their glory! Perfect for reading aloud, or for independent readers to enjoy by themselves, this beautifully illustrated book is one that will be loved by all dragon fans!

An incredibly special book combining the timeless appeal of Hans Christian Andersen with the wonderful vision of renowned illustrator Christian Birmingham. Eight retellings-including The Little Mermaid, The Emperor's New Clothes and The Ugly Duckling-ensure this is destined to become a classic.

Harry loves hot doughnuts and has fun selling them from Hot Stuff, his family's new doughnut van.

Exploring themes of domesticity, family, and nature, Margaret Clark's poetry captures the beauty in everyday moments, from simple walks to shared coffee. Her vivid metaphors, likening Scotland and England to a dysfunctional couple, showcase her imaginative flair. The collection reflects a deep appreciation for Australia's landscapes, evident in works like "October Storm." While addressing significant issues, Clark's poems are infused with humor and wisdom, offering readers both joy and insight in a relatable manner.

Margaret Clark's latest poetry collection offers a profound exploration of life's experiences through her masterful use of metaphor and conversational language. She addresses contemporary issues like environmental degradation with poignant imagery, as seen in her poem referencing Aristotle's Elements. Clark's work captures a range of emotions, from humor to sorrow, reflecting the complexities of modern womanhood. Her relatable themes, such as life's absurdities and joys, resonate deeply with readers, showcasing her unique voice and ability to evoke genuine emotion.

Focusing on the importance of open communication, this guide encourages readers to understand their partners and loved ones deeply. It addresses the feelings of being unloved and the potential negative consequences of those emotions, such as trust issues and resentment. By advocating for heartfelt expression from the start, the book aims to foster healthier relationships across generations, making it a valuable resource for both young and mature audiences seeking to enhance their emotional connections.

Will Adam ever achieve his dream of being an astronaut?