Susan Walker Libri

"Il tuo amore verrà da lontano...", aveva detto la veggente.Ora Mitzi sapeva che quell'uomo era arrivato.Veniva dall'Egitto e da un'altra vita...Di quella notte d'amore e di strana fortuna, a Mitzi non restava che un gettone di nichel. Decise che poteva essere il suo portafortuna.Sarebbe stato molto di più. Sarebbe stato l'inizio di un sogno lungo millenni, l'oscuro filo di una trama scritta con il sangue: la storia di un uomo che faceva vivere la pietra, e di una fanciulla di quattordici anni che non avrebbe mai conosciuto l'amore...

Focusing on employee engagement, this comprehensive handbook provides tools for measuring and evaluating engagement levels within an organization. It offers actionable insights and strategies for implementing changes based on the assessment results, helping leaders foster a more engaged workforce. With practical guidance, it aims to enhance organizational performance through improved employee satisfaction and commitment.

This book offers an exciting new reading of the Portland vase, setting it in the context of the dramatic relationships between Octavia, Anthony and Cleopatra. It also explores the lively history of the vase, from the earliest records in Italy to its purchase by Sir William Hamilton and the Dukes of Portland, and its abiding influence on British craftsmen such as Josiah Wedgwood.

Published to coincide with a major exhibition of work featuring the great Egyptian queen, this celebration of Cleopatra includes coins, statues, and engravings and discusses various portrayals of Cleopatra in plays, operas, ceramics, jewelry, paintings, and other media .

Focusing on the role of early years teachers, this book explores innovative strategies for fostering moral values and citizenship among young children. It highlights the importance of investing in early childhood education to build a cohesive society and provides practical guidance for educators to effectively promote these principles in their classrooms.

Focusing on the often-taboo subject of death, this book serves as a practical guide for ministers and pastoral caregivers. It provides tools and insights to help facilitate meaningful conversations about dying, allowing individuals and families to express their thoughts and emotions. By addressing this sensitive topic, it empowers caregivers to support those navigating the complexities of grief and loss, fostering a more open dialogue around death.

Focusing on the evolving landscape of children's services, the book examines the impacts of structural, organizational, and funding changes following Eileen Munro's Review of Child Protection. It emphasizes research and theoretical frameworks, particularly the application of systems theory, to enhance practitioners' understanding of family dynamics. This approach aims to equip professionals with the tools necessary to navigate the complexities of child protection and support effective practice.