Vi siete mai interrogati sulla struttura della corteccia cerebrale o su come fa il sistema nervoso a trasmettere messaggi dai sensi al cervello? E che differenze ci sono tra gli scheletri di un adulto e di un bambino? Come (e perché) il corpo produce saliva? L'"Atlante del corpo umano" contiene le risposte a queste e a molte altre domande. E' una guida completa ed affascinante all'anatomia umana, per comprendere la complicata struttura del corpo, rispondendo a qualsiasi dubbio sull'argomento. Il tutto in un unico volume.
Featuring over 200 scientifically accurate color artworks and line drawings, this educational coloring book serves as a comprehensive guide to human anatomy and physiology. Students can enhance their understanding of the body by coloring in the illustrations while following a tinted key, making learning interactive and engaging.
Introduced by Petina Gappah, a lost classic by a radical black South African author: as exiled African activists in post-war London plot to revolutionise their native countries, idealism and tragedy collide when they return home as political leaders ... Those men who are history now; did they feel like this? A 1950s Hampstead pub; a freezing night. Lois can't tear her eyes away from the haunted, restless African man in the corner. Over brandy and stew, she discovers he is in awe of her friend, Panafrica's greatest political writer and fighter. Their meeting inducts this stranger, Udomo, into London's revolutionary community of exiled African activists: the start of a life-changing journey. Amidst the internal politics and love affairs, Udomo is inspired by other leaders' independence uprisings; but when he returns to his native land to overthrow the colonial oppressors, his idealism is put to the ultimate test ... Inspired by Peter Abrahams' befriending of future African heads of state in mid-century London, A Wreath for Udomo (1956) is a radical lost classic, unforgettably exploring the nature of freedom, power, leadership and love. 'The forerunner of an entire school of African literary art.' Sunday Times
In the irresistible second Chet and Bernie mystery, Chet gets a glimpse of the show dog world turned deadly.What first seems like a walk in the park to wise and lovable canine narrator Chet and his human companion Bernie "to investigate threats made against a pretty, pampered show dog" turns into a serious case when Princess and her owner are abducted. To make matters worse, Bernie's on-again, off-again girlfriend, reporter Susie Sanchez, disappears too. When Chet is separated from Bernie, he's on his own to put the pieces together, find his way home, and save the day.
Vivid story of the hardships edured by a young Zulu migrant worker. Xuma sees the brutality of the bosses of the mine and the squalor of the township where he lives. In the city, white people lead privileged lives. Xuma begins to question the racial injustices which susrround him.
In Echo Falls, secrets abound as Ingrid uncovers troubling truths about her father's job, her moody brother, a suspicious soccer coach, and strange happenings during rehearsals for The Wizard of Oz. Inspired by Sherlock Holmes, she investigates, but her quest for the truth may put her life at risk.
A powerful charm transforms Robbie Forester's perspective on justice, propelling her, her friends, and her dog Pendleton into a perilous adventure. As they navigate a treacherous landscape filled with crime and wealth, they confront the dangers of thievery and arson. The story explores themes of fairness and courage, questioning whether their quest for justice will lead to unexpected consequences and deeper trouble than they anticipated.
Against the backdrop of an East Coast winter, menace and suspense build towards a chilling conclusion, as the lives of four people, linked by an illict love, are manipulated wth intricate and terminal precision.
