Julie Newman Libri

Following the gripping and controversial Beware the Cuckoo, Julie Newman's new novel lifts the lid on family secrets, and the dark past that haunts a seemingly happy household.

Murder and deceit abound in the exotic backstreets of India in Julie Newman's compelling new thriller, as a young journalist tries to uncover the truth behind the death of a British consulate official.

Two women. One man. A buried secret. They were reunited at his funeral, school friends with a shared past.

The book addresses the stagnation in STEM outreach to girls over the past two decades, highlighting the failure to engage them in engineering, where gender disparity remains significant. It critiques outdated narratives that deter girls and identifies blind spots in current outreach strategies. Despite successful diversity efforts in science and mathematics, engineering remains overlooked, despite girls expressing interest in its career opportunities. The author proposes solutions to bridge the gap and effectively connect girls with the engineering field.

Focusing on the environmental movement within education, this guide features around 150 entries from various scholars and experts. It delves into green education across all levels, from elementary classrooms to university curricula, addressing sustainable campus initiatives and the challenges institutions face in minimizing their ecological impact. Key topics include course offerings, administrative policies, and the active roles of students and faculty in promoting sustainability. The work underscores education's vital contribution to a sustainable future.

Focusing on the moral relationship between humans and the environment, this guide explores the evolution of green ethics and philosophy since the 1960s. It highlights their influence on various social movements, including civil rights, feminism, and LGBTQ+ rights, alongside their role in shaping contemporary environmentalism. This comprehensive A-to-Z resource provides insights into the principles and key figures that have contributed to the green movement's development.