Bøger af Steven Hodge

12-year-old Dylan and his father both drown in a surfing accident. Dylan is revived, but his father's body is never found. What's left of Dylan's family moves from California to his mother's home town of Glasgow, Michigan, where Dylan is visited by people he doesn't know - people he comes to realize are in the process of passing over from life to death. Dylan shares his secret only with his new friend, Emily. Together, they try to understand why the dying residents of Glasgow come to him as they make their final transition and come to understand the importance of the people in their lives and the power of love. Contains stunningly surreal dream and afterlife imagery.

"Chocolate is one of those foods that's universally loved. But Steve Hodge--chocolatier, pastry chef, and TV star--knows that it can be intimidating for home bakers. In his first book, he's here to take the mystery out of chocolate with over 100 meticulously tested recipes that will inspire home bakers of all skill levels"--Amazon.com.

This book sets out to explore the challenge to education contained in Heidegger's work. Although he did not develop a systematic philosophy of education, his philosophical insights and occasional remarks about education make him an interesting and troubling figure for education.