Bøger af Heather Macdonald

Immerse yourself for 30 Days in 30 feel good vibes wordsearch puzzles filled with inspirational, motivational and loving words created to ignite your inner power of positivity.Have fun seeking the feel good vibes words as they help lift your spirit and fill your mind and heart with happy vibes.

"I floated out to space today" is a fun light hearted adventure of a little koala called Art who has big dreams of going out to space one day! He loves to play with his rocket kite and imagines what it would be like the day he gets to space.Is today that day he wonders?A beautiful rhyming story that will bring a smile and ignite your toddlers imagination.

Inspired by a true story, Angel Koala fills the night skies with love, hope and dreams of the heart.She finds herself in a life threatening situation, facing a choice.A story of strength and the power of love.

A story about a little fury aspiring athlete called Art Koala who dreams of one day representing Australia.And with the support of his loved ones and willingness to achieve his dream he keeps pushing through every obstacle, no matter what challenge he is faced with.See Art is a true fighter with a heart of gold and believes if he works hard and is a good koala he will achieve his dream no matter what anyone else says. Written to inspire all the little girls and boys whose hearts desire to follow their dreams and to never give up on themselves.Great as a bedtime story and as an Australian Souvenir with all the little Australian characters.

This book engages the practice of community-based psychology through a critical lens in order in order to demonstrate that clinical practice and psychological assessment in particular, require more affirmative psychopolitical agency in the face of racial injustice within the urban environment.

Critics have attacked the foolishness of some of today's elite thought from many angles, but few have examined the real-world consequences of those ideas. In this book, Heather Mac Donald reports on their disastorous effects throughout our society.

Offers a series of case studies in the history of 19th-century European art. Inspired by a series of public lectures given at the Dallas Museum of Art between 2009 and 2013, this volume comprises twelve illustrated essays from leading academics and museum specialists.