Bøger af Ann Birch

Abigail is alone, living with a guilt she cannot overcome. Present for her father's untimely death, she feels she should have been able to save him. Once a vibrant, driven young woman, Abby has withdrawn into herself-to the angry disappointment of a boyfriend who wanted to manipulate her grief for his own benefit. Then Nolan, an old crush from high school, reenters Abby's life. The two make an immediate connection. Together with Abby's best friends, Sam and Jenny, Nolan helps Abby shed the grief and guilt that threaten to overwhelm her. The old Abby remerges once more, ready to take on the world and experience the passion and joys of love. Life, however, has other plans. By summer's end, the four friends will be forced to deal with a second tragedy. Has Nolan's love and Sam's fiercely loyal friendship given her the strength she'll need, or will Abby lose herself to grief a second, final time? A tale of friendship and love, Begin Again explores the emotional extremes of grief, recovery, and hope-feelings we are all fated to experience.

Anna Jameson arrives in Toronto in November, 1836. She finds herself in an alien world. She soon meets Sam Jarvis, but Jarvis has a loving wife and a violent past. She travels into the wilderness and discovers the joy of freedom. During a canoe trip down Lake Huron, they wrestle with their relationship and arrive at a settlement.

This book highlights some of the ways in which people differ from each other psychologically and is aimed primarily at students of 'A' level and first degree level psychology.

This new addition to our successful series introduces students to the elements of psychological research design, as well as providing some help with the use of statistical techniques.

Second revised edition in the INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY SERIES, for teachers and students on new A and AS Level psychology syllabuses and degree level introductory courses. Issues covered include: free-will and determinism/reductionism; and psychology/ science biases in theory and research, including advertising and psychometric testing.

This text provides an introduction to the comparative study of human and animal behaviour, taking as its starting point the evolutionary pressures which have influenced the behaviour of humans and animals.

Introductory Psychology is a major text ideal for those embarking on the study of psychology for the first time.

A welcome second edition of this popular text which offers comprehensive coverage of developmental psychology for first-time readers.