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Autism & ADHD in Children: Daily Life and Behavior is a practical guide for parents who are dealing with the real, everyday challenges that come with raising a child who thinks and responds differently.This book focuses on what happens at homewhere routines break down, behavior becomes difficult to manage, and simple tasks can turn into daily struggles. It moves away from theory and diagnosis and deals directly with what parents experience: inconsistent behavior, lack of follow-through, emotional outbursts, and the constant need for structure.Children with autism and ADHD often understand more than they are able to consistently manage. They may know what is expected but struggle to follow through from start to finish. This creates frustration for both the child and the parent, especially when progress seems uneven.This guide breaks down how daily routines, structure, and clear expectations can reduce confusion and improve consistency. It explains why behavior that appears oppositional or careless is often tied to attention, processing, and regulation challengesnot defiance.Parents will learn how to: Build routines that actually work Reduce daily conflict and repeated reminders Improve follow-through and task completion Handle behavior without constant escalation Create a more stable home environment The goal is not perfection. It is progress that can be repeated.This book is designed for parents who want practical, realistic ways to manage daily lifewithout being overwhelmed by complex systems or unrealistic expectations.

Que ferions-nous si on pouvait rejouer la même journée ?Prudence est animatrice télé et jeune maman. Gilles est agriculteur et a tout perdu. Quant à Valentin, cest un ado de 17 ans qui vit son premie

This book is short. It is also Easy to read Packed with techniques you can use to harness your creativity and be more productive, whatever your field Ideal for anyone with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) or related tendencies, as well as those who work with or support neurodivergent people Written by someone who struggles to get to the end of a book, but didnt let that stand in his way Its full of tips and strategies to help you plan effectively, find your focus, and fulfil your creative ambitions.Each section is clearly and accessibly structured, with useful suggestions for putting everything into practice, and handy flick pages to refer to when youre facing a specific problem.Theres essential insider advice on dealing with the challenges thrown at you by the creative sector, such as networking, collaborating with others or applying for funding.And theres invaluable guidance on broader issues such as finding a good survival job, accessing the support you need at work, and advocating for yourself in your personal networks. TL;DR*: This book is short, but it has everything you need to make the most of your amazing skills and succeed in all your creative projects.*Too Long; Didnt Read

On her eighteenth birthday, Iris, a veteran of the foster care system, ages out and finds herself saying goodbye to Rubicon House, the group home shed lived in the past few years.Carrying past traumas and confronting new ones, Iris struggles to find her footing as an adult.When a newspaper ad catches her eye, she is offered a chance at unimaginable wealth. All she has to do is win a reality contest funded by a mysterious billionaire. Will she meet the challenge?Can Iris, the lone teenager up against a crew of world-weary adults, claim victory in an extreme contest where facing dark histories and present dangers pushes everyone to the edge?

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Life with the Durrells is seldom straightforward.Dive headfirst into family adventures with this collection of laugh-out-loud short stories from the much-loved author of My Family and Other Animals.Notable tales include The Picnic, a hilarious account of an ill-fated Durrell excursion which should have been a relaxing, jolly affair, and The Entrance, the critically acclaimed Gothic horror story.Packed full of surreal Roald Dahlesque tales and anecdotal snippets recounted with Gerald Durrells trademark sense of humour, The Picnic and Suchlike Pandemonium is a witty, genre-crossing read.If you cant get enough of the Durrells, this is the book for you.

Embark on a captivating adventure through the Argentine Pampas and the little-known Chaco territory of Paraguay with Gerald Durrell, the much-loved author of My Family and Other Animals.A riveting account of one of Durrells expeditions in search of rare animals, The Drunken Forest is informative, witty and guaranteed to have you laughing out loud. As you journey through the wilds youll meet orange armadillos, horned toads and crab-eating raccoons, all brought to life with Durrells wit and narrative flair, just as he portrays the chance human acquaintances he encounters along the route.With life seen through Durrells clear, humorous and unsentimental eyes, The Drunken Forest is a triumph of nature writing from one of the worlds most pioneering conservationists.A renegade who was right . . . He was truly a man before his time Sir David Attenborough

Albert Hooper is found dead at Torre Manor, and the timing is too neat to be chance.Noah Yalland planned to keep his head down in Treggan Baygood coffee at Drift, a quiet sabbatical, and the pretence that exile is a lifestyle choice. Then Detective Sergeant Scott Langdon, tired and stubborn in equal measure, needs Noahs eye for detail and his willingness to ask the questions polite people avoid. With cameras and hungry headlines already circling thanks to Issey Ashford and the press pack, Torres death turns village chatter into something sharper.As Noah and Scott trace the narrow paths between the manor, Kingsbridge station, and the wooded Whealings, every lead comes with a social cost: who was invited in for that drink, who benefits if Torre changes hands, and who can disappear into the trees when the questions start? Talk of Landmark Syndicate circling the Hooper estate and a prize bottle from the fete begin to look less like gossip and more like motivejust as Noahs fragile new steadiness, and his growing attachment to Leo Petit, are pulled into the fallout.

WOWZA!!!!! Dark, gripping, tense, pulse pounding and hard to put down . . . a fantastic page turner! - Goodreads reviewer, __________No. 1 New York Times bestseller! The second instalment of the Dr. Wren Muller series by co-host of chart-topping true crime podcast Morbid.__________Destruction follows the ruthless serial killer, Jeremy Rose, the Bayou Butcher, as he heads north to evade capture for his horrific crimes. As he seeks safe harbour with a former friend, he remains focused on unfinished business with forensic pathologist Dr. Wren Muller, the only target whos ever escaped him - twice. But not this time. Hes playing a game designed to make her suffer, and she must play by his twisted rules.Still in shock over the harrowing encounter with her old nemesis, Wren is on forced medical leave in New Orleans, attempting to mend the deep scars of her traumatic past. But with growing evidence that Jeremy is leaving a fresh trail of mutilated victims across Massachusetts, Wren realises the best way to heal is to renew her pursuit of this vicious killer. She sets her sights on Jeremy, only to discover that she may have walked directly into his trap. As their twisted cat-and-mouse game ratchets up to a violent clash of good versus evil, Wren prepares to sacrifice everything to bring Jeremy to justice.----------Readers, writers and reviewers love the Dr. Wren Muller series!OMG love this book and the book before and CANT WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE- Amazon reviewer, Hooked, completely and utterly. Never expected half the twists and turns!!!- Amazon reviewer, Binge read the whole book today . . . The rapid acceleration of where it started with Jeremy to where it takes you and leaves you stunned, absolute perfection!!!! 100/100 recommend!- Amazon reviewer, ALAINNAAAAAAA. Girl. I tell everyone I know about this book and I have no regrets- Amazon reviewer, 10/10 page turner . . . OMG I couldnt put it down- Amazon reviewer, Amazing twists. Unputdownable Samantha Downing, author of My Lovely WifeCAPTIVATING. The reader might want to shut their eyes, but the joust between the killer and the pathologist makes that impossible Daily MailAlaina Urquhart has set a new benchmark for the serial killer novel Margot Douaihy, USA Today bestselling author of Scorched Grace and Blessed WaterIf you like Patricia Cornwell and have watched Dexter with undisguised glee (and a sped-up heart rate), this one is for you- Belfast Telegraph

Fascinating and elegantly written, Master & Cartographer introduces a largely forgotten naval hero of Stuart England N.A.M. Rodger, author of The Safeguard of the Sea, The Command of the Ocean and The Price of VictoryThis is a book about maps and map-making, about power and class, and about war, seamanship and navigation. It is a study of wealth, patronage and money, in an England riven by religious disorder and toxic politics.Greenvile Collins (164394) was a naval warrant officer who caught the attention of a King. His seagoing career took him from Patagonia to the Arctic, into battles against Dutch men of war and Barbary corsairs, and to the slave markets and Silk Road ports of the Mediterranean. A scientific navigator, his professional drive drew him to Shetland, the Scilly Isles and all points in between, as he undertook the most ambitious hydrographic survey of the British coastline yet attempted.Then, even as he laboured to complete his monumental sea atlas, he was summoned yet again to the service of the Crown. The Glorious Revolution was a campaign of crisis for a deeply conflicted Royal Navy, and a crucial test of loyalty for Greenvile Collins and his fellow officers.Greenvile Collins emerges as a sympathetic hero, who served three kings while compiling invaluable charts and navigational data for his fellow sailors. Not since Patrick OBrians Aubrey-Maturin novels have I enjoyed such rollicking armchair adventures at sea Dava Sobel, author of Longitude

A Military Space Opera of Alien Invasion, Fleet War, and Human Survival The fleet was supposed to be dead.For Commander Rian Cade, the war ended the day humanity lost the outer colonies. What remains of Earths defense is scattered, outgunned, and running out of time. When a reconnaissance mission uncovers a drifting formation of ancient warships hidden in a graveyard of shattered moons, Cade is ordered to investigate what should have been nothing more than a field of wreckage.Instead, he finds a signal still broadcasting from the heart of the dead fleet.The message is not a distress call. It is a warning.An alien force that once wiped out entire civilizations is moving again, and Earth is next. Buried within the silent ships is a dormant weapons network powerful enough to change the war, but awakening it may also unleash secrets humanity was never meant to uncover. With rival commanders fighting for control, traitors inside the fleet, and panic spreading across the last human strongholds, Cade must decide who to trust before the only weapon capable of saving mankind becomes the one that destroys it. Outnumbered by a merciless enemy and hunted by those who fear the truth, he is thrust into a battle that will decide more than a single world. It will decide whether humanity has a future among the stars, or whether its final chapter begins in the ruins of a forgotten armada. Signal of the Dead Fleet is a gripping military space opera packed with fleet warfare, alien threats, high-stakes command decisions, buried technology, and a desperate fight for survival.

Beauty, to us physicists, means something weve never seen before.An existential PhD student hunting dark matter collides with: A disillusioned illusionist A teenage medium with a secret A murdered mathematician A trailblazing astronomer Together, they shed new light on the greatest unsolved mystery of the universe. Witty, ingenious and daringly theatrical, Emma Howletts Aether explores physics, faith and magic in a play that tracks humanitys insatiable fascination with the unknown.Aether was first performed at Summerhall during the 2025 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. It received widespread critical acclaim and was named Best Theatre Show of the Fringe by the Telegraph. It transferred to Jermyn Street Theatre, London, in 2026.Emma Howlett is a superstar... the most exciting new auteur in theatreLondon Standard

This book tells the story of the making of Grimsby. It describes how the town grew on the ground and so helps to explain Grimsbys present-day physical character. The story is an intriguing one and includes colourful controversies and conflicts that influenced the towns development.The story begins with the Viking foundation of Grimsby. Then, in the years after the Norman Conquest the town became a successful trading community and port. This was followed by a long period of decline. The towns fortunes were revived with the coming of the railway in 1848 and the constructions of an extensive dock system. There then followed a massive increase in trade, and the foundation of the ports modern fishing industry. In the process, it attracted immigration. This new population needed somewhere to live. Consequently, land was quickly covered with houses.The long-term effect of this period of extensive and intensive building which is described in this book was to determine to a large extent the shape and character of the modern town.

Cleethorpes was originally three small farming and fishing hamlets on the Lincolnshire coast, which later combined and eventually developed into a thriving seaside resort. This book examines the early history of the hamlets, and the reader is taken on a journey through their years as a quiet bathing place, when transport posed difficulties to potential holidaymakers.The railway revolutionised Cleethorpes, making it a favourite venue for the inhabitants of nearby manufacturing districts. The railway company became Cleethorpes leading developer, creating a bustling Victorian resort. In the 20th century the Cleethorpes municipal authority superseded the railway company as resort developer, carrying out an enterprising programme of resort expansion.The author describes the resorts attractions, which in its heyday lured multitudes of visitors. In later decades, Cleethorpes trade fluctuated dramatically, but there are promising signs of an up-turn in the resorts prospects as it enters the 21st century. Thoroughly researched and beautifully illustrated, Cleethorpes: The Creation of a Seaside Resort is essential reading for residents and visitors alike.

Life can be heavy. Some days you wake up tired. Other days, you are trying to hold everything together, while quietly falling apart inside.This journal, was created for these moments.It is for the person grieving a loss they never fully talk about.For the parent worried about their children, while bills keep piling up.For the one walking through sickness, job loss, divorce, loneliness, or deep disappointment.For anyone trying to keep going, when life does not make sense.Each chapter focuses on the real-life struggles we face at different seasons of our livesgrief, heartbreak, financial pressure, family conflict, rejection, burnout, fear, and major transitions. This journal gives you a space to slow down, think honestly, and process what you are carrying without pretending everything is fine.This is not a book that tells you to "just be positive."It does not rush your healing, or minimize your pain.It meets you where you are, and helps you take one honest step at a time.Inside, you will find chapters that help you reflect on: Finding purpose while dealing with everyday stress Walking through grief, loss, and mourning Facing sickness, emotional exhaustion, and uncertainty Navigating job loss, financial struggle, and career changes Holding families together during conflict, divorce, and broken homes Supporting children through temptation, pressure, and hard choices Healing from betrayal, rejection, loneliness, and abandonment Coping with burnout, anxiety, and overwhelming responsibilities Learning to forgive, let go, and move forwardThis journal is for real people with real problems. You dont need to have everything figured out. You only need the courage to be honest with yourself.Write when you feel strong.Write when you feel broken.Write when you dont know what else to do.Sometimes healing starts with simply opening the chambers of your heart and telling the truth on paper.Let the journey begin today and your healing start now

Chaque épreuve est une leçon : reconnectez-vous à votre âme pour en révéler la sagesse.Changer d’emploi, vivre une rupture, déménager... À chaque tournant, la vie nous rappelle qu’elle est faite de c

The Silk Road is commonly conceptualised as a system of ancient trade routes but what was it that enabled it to work as a system?In The Impact of Islam on the Silk Road, the readers are encouraged to view this extensive network from a different perspective. This book does not just consider goods or geography, but rather it reveals the institutional revolution that changed the long-distance trade in Eurasia.During the period between the 7th and 14th centuries, Islamic civilisation presented a structure that reformed the manner in which the exchange was conducted. Fragmentation was minimised by political unification. Laws developed similar expectations among cultures. Monetary instruments allowed traders to transfer money without transferring money. And infrastructure, including caravanserais as well as irrigation systems, increased the reliability of travel.This book follows these developments in three key periods, namely the time of early caliphates, the Abbasid golden age, and the period of Turkic and Mongol empires. In the process it discusses how cities such as Baghdad, Bukhara and Samarkand became centres of trade and learning.It also brings out the human aspect: merchants entering into alliances across confessions, Sufi networks establishing the atmosphere of trust, and communities between China and the Mediterranean adjusting to the new standards of exchange.Combining narrative history with an economic perspective, this book demonstrates that the success of the Silk Road was not about the pathways themselves, but about the regulations that controlled the latter.The book presents a clear and interesting account of how a religious civilisation contributed to redefining one of the most significant networks in the world to those who are interested in history, trade, and global systems.

"Brother and Sister" is a heartwarming story that celebrates the special bond between siblings. Perfect for children aged 38, this beautifully illustrated book takes young readers on a delightful journey full of fun, laughter, and life lessons. Parents will love sharing this charming story with their little ones, as it teaches values of love, kindness, and family while keeping every page engaging and memorable. Ideal as a bedtime story, a gift, or simply a joyful read anytime!

Et si notre peur de l’intelligence artificielle révélait, en réalité, notre peur de penser ? Dans cet ouvrage l’auteur retourne la critique : ce n’est pas la machine qui menace la pensée, mais la par

Felícia sempre foi uma mulher de controlo. Diretora jurídica brilhante, racional até ao limite, habituada a tomar decisões difíceis sem hesitar. O amor, para ela, sempre foi algo que acontecia aos ou