Bøger af Karen Sullivan

50 fabulous kids' cakes, cupcakes and cake popsKids' Birthday Cakes Step by Step is a delicious guide that takes the stress out of baking unforgettable birthday cakes to wow your child, whatever their age. Choose your child's cake from a delectable array of over 50 show-stopping cake designs, from animal cakes to sports cakes and toy cakes. Would your kid go crazy for a circus cake with matching circus animal cake pops, or would they prefer a dinosaur egg cake with miniature egg cupcakes? Whether you are making birthday cakes for girls or boys, there's something for everyone. Every cake design has visual step-by-steps making the birthday cake creating process stress-free, plus you'll be provided with themed cupcake decoration ideas and be shown how to make cake pops. You'll also be able to plan ahead with handy tips on how long the cake will take to make, build, bake and decorate so everything will be ready in time for your child's party. With Kids' Birthday Cakes Step by Step you'll be able to add the perfect finishing touches with cake-decorating techniques such as piping, moulding figures and using fondant icing, taking your child's birthday cake from average to awesome in no time.

Most English speakers in Australia know a few words of Yagara, the Pama-Nyungan language traditionally spoken in the area that now includes Brisbane and Ipswich. For example, Australian English yakka 'work' comes from the Yagara verb yaga 'to work'. However, no fluent native speakers of Yagara remain. The current volume compares the written records of Yagara to facilitate revitalisation of the spoken language.Part 1: Grammar introduces the Yagara sources, which are then compared to extract a picture of Yagara's structure - its sounds, its words, and its grammar. Attention is also given to the system of kinship terms, moieties, and totems.Part 2: Dictionary contains the most complete Yagara-English dictionary to date, with over 2,200 entries, the original source spellings for each word, standardised spellings, and anthropological notes. Entries include traditional place names, fun insults, and everyday expressions such as the greeting wi balga 'Hey, come'. The dictionary is followed by an English word finder list.Part 3: Texts consist of full versions of all known texts in Yagara, including sentences, songs, and three Bible stories. Standardised versions are accompanied by English translations and the original unedited renditions.

Getting past intimacy issues in marriage to build a stronger bond. Do you feel that you and your partner are hardly more than housemates now, with your closeness having all but disappeared?Do you feel you might end up being divorced with your intimacy life so dissatisfied with your partner?Are you looking for a way to rekindle the passion for sex in your relationship? Then I must tell you congratulations to a path of solution to all previous questions, you are not alone. It could be difficult to be the partner with a higher sex urge. You could feel ugly, confused, rejected, and unsatisfied, and your partner probably doesn't even realize it.If you are the partner who is less driven, you could feel guilty, under pressure, and frustrated while you try to get past this barrier. This book is amazing with proven ways to deal with the lack of intimacy in your marriage. WHAT WILL YOU FIND IN THIS BOOK: The importance of intimacy and extensive analysis of a marriage without sex, types of intimacy to strengthen your bond with your spouse.The most common causes of lack of intimacy and solutions to overcome this challenge togetherTips on how to be vulnerable with your spouse so that it becomes a strength rather than a problem in your marriage. Setting goals is important for married couples, especially those who seek to rediscover their "why" after their marriage has failed. To feel the intimacy and connectivity that you both deserve, figure out how to reconnect with your spouse. It's still possible to relive "the good old days" when you couldn't keep your hands off one another. By doing the tasks in this book, you and your partner can rekindle the flame. If you're ready to strengthen your marriage and start enjoying fulfilling sex again, why don't you click on the "download" button now.

When Cat Kelley hears that her benefactor and oldest friend, Beth Walters, has died under 'mysterious circumstances' she's distraught. That sorrow turns into outrage when Detective Jack Bradshaw turns up in her famed cookie store, Cat's Cookies, and reveals that the Walters family has pinned the blame on her. Cat must follow her gut and the trail of cookie crumbs to clear her name and keep her head above the water. Armed with her craving-inducing cookies, her impulsive nature and her cute cat, Oreo, for company, Catherine sets out to solve the crime. But she has to juggle her work, the anger of an entire family, and the suspicions of the police in the process. Cat must keep a low profile and use both her brains and intuition, or she'll end up in the exact same spot the killer should be - prison!

The book "The Meeting Of Bitter And Sweet" is a story of a lady who made the decision to start afresh after she wasbetrayed by two people she loves and cares about. She never deviated from the rules and always followed them. She met a stranger after one crazy drunken night. Following her one-night stand, she felt humiliated. She was relieved not to run across him again. Until...

When Catherine Kelley witnesses a 'shadowy' altercation in the building opposite her bakery, Cat's Cookies, she's concerned. Her concern transforms into horror when Detective Jack Bradshaw reveals that a local businesswoman, Patricia Woods, has been murdered under suspicious circumstances. Cat knows that her eyewitness view of the crime will give her the edge in solving the case. Equipped with her determination to bring another Charleston murderer to justice, a bag full of White Choc Cherry Chunky cookies, and her newest sleuthing buddy, she sets off on another investigative journey. But there's more to this one than meets the eye: a stranger has come to town, and the weird noises from the supposedly empty apartment of the deceased, keep Cat up most of the night. Cat has to get to the bottom of this one, or risk her business going sour - after all, no one wants to feast on cookies across from a crime scene.

"What would you do if your livelihood and enormous salary was hanging by a thread? Anything, right? This fictional book represents no particular person, living or dead. It has been knocking around in my head for ten years and has no intention to embarrass or even imply disrespect. It is a dream... perhaps a nightmare I once had. I wrote it for you... for the plane ride or that wait in the school line to pick up your children. I invite you to take a lighthearted mind trip with me; I am doubtful that 'E.' will change the way you look at people, but it will delight and amuse you! Sometimes that is all we really need. Enjoy!" - Carole Kohn

There have been numerous studies in recent decades of the medieval inquisitions, most emphasizing larger social and political circumstances and neglecting the role of the inquisitors themselves. This title focuses on these individuals. It explores how it is that the most idealistic of purposes can lead to the justification of such dark ends.

"We have nothing of Eleanor of Aquitaine (1124-1204) written by the queen herself. Yet there is no shortage of books about her, no dearth of commentators speculating about her life, and no lack of readers eager to know more about what motivated this powerful, twelfth-century woman. What we do have, and what scholars have made use of over the centuries, are more than a hundred stories ("histories") about Eleanor from the twelfth and thirteenth centuries that mention her in passing, but that end up being an odd mixture of fact and fiction. As Karen Sullivan reminds us in this book, it is telling that the medieval writers of these stories were always careful to qualify their accounts of Eleanor with the tag "it was said," acknowledging that they were merely repeating stories already in circulation. Further, we possess a dozen other accounts ("parahistories," as Sullivan calls them)-love songs, ballads, romances, anecdotes, treatises, and epistles from the period-all of which purport to tell us something of this queen. Fantastical as so many of the medieval tales about Eleanor may seem, for Sullivan, they tell us certain truths about what was possible for a woman in twelfth-century France, certain expectations buried in the fantasies, and those truths, as much as can be known at our great remove, are the subject of this book. Sullivan offers a new method to read, not through the historical records, as earlier scholars have done, but in them. For Sullivan, the challenge for us in trying to understand Eleanor is not to translate the vocabulary of the Middle Ages, with its privileging of terms like morality and prudence, into our own contemporary notions of political power, but to do the opposite: namely, to entertain, if only for a time, the conceptual categories in which medieval people organized their world. For twenty-first century readers, Sullivan suggests, the aim is not to bring Eleanor into our world, but to take ourselves into hers. Through intensive close readings of both the historical and parahistorical records, Sullivan challenges earlier characterizations of the queen, giving us a different way to understand Eleanor, her motivations, and actions. The book will be read by experts on Eleanor and medieval queenship, by scholars in medieval history and literature, and those interested in gender studies, as well as by a number of specialists in other aspects of the Middle Ages, in the crusades, for example, or courtly love, troubadour poetry, motherhood and inheritance, and monastic spirituality. It will also appeal to a number of general readers who are always interested in the life of this remarkable woman"--

Aimed at parents of 9-16 year olds, this A-Z of questions and answers covers every conceivable dilemma ? from what age you should give your child a mobile phone, to dealing with internet chat rooms. When can your child legally get a job? When can they baby-sit the kid next door? Tackling the trickiest problems head on, Karen Sullivan explains when it is safe, appropriate, necessary or even normal for children to do certain things. As your children enter their teenage years and want more independence, the questions multiply. You Want to Do What? offers reliable guidance and information instantly. Karen draws on developmental, advisory, legal and statistical information to set out the facts and offer a reasoned solution. Her informed, no-nonsense, common sense approach to parenting allows you to make decisions quickly and with confidence. And if you need to say 'no' to your teenager, You Want to Do What? gives you the best reasons to explain why.

Suitable for aspiring animation professionals, students and independent filmmakers, this book explores the process of developing a short from conception to final delivery and adapt the industry's practices in your own workflow. It also explores the practices and avoid the common pitfalls of creating two to five minute shorts.

Hundreds of creative ideas for cakes, cupcakes and cake popsMake your cake the star of any celebration as Step-by-Step Cake Decorating teaches you how to decorate cakes one step at a time. With hundreds of creative ideas, photos and tips to help you master the techniques of piping, stencilling and painting, you'll learn how to create spectacular sweet creations. Decorating possibilities are endless with flawless fondant, royal icing and fluffy buttercream and key ingredients are explained so that your icing tastes as good as it looks. Expert cake decorators show you simple ways to create everything from elegant flowers to a cake pop pirate. 20 unique projects let you show off your skills, from bespoke birthday cupcakes to beautiful butterfly cupcakes, ideal for summer entertaining. Perfect for the enthusiastic decorator Step-by-Step Cake Decorating will inspire creative ideas for cakes, cupcakes and cake pops for every occasion.

Seeks to understand why French literature of the period celebrated the very characters who were so persecuted in society at large. This book explores the relation between orthodoxy and deviance, authority and innovation, and will fascinate historians of ideas and literature as well as scholars of religion, critical theory, and philosophy.