Kate Hodges

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The book showcases 75 beautiful words evocative of the wild, from all around the world, that describe natural happenings in nature. It includes words that describe weather, or a feeling you have when in nature as well as sensory words that explain the smell or sound of a place. The words used to express what is seen in the world are vital to an appreciation of it language is a key component in the call of the wild. As words vanish from a language, it follows that what they describe may disappear. Words deepen understanding of what is seen, and what is seen comes more vividly to life through the words used to describe it. As the natural world and the time spent in it diminish in the face of modern life, its more vital than ever to recall it into being with the magic of language. Examples of words:Mngata. Sweden. Noun. The path of light that the moon makes on water.Sugar weather. Canada. Noun. A period of warm days and cold nights the perfect weather to start the sap flowing in maple trees.Rudnja. Lithuania. The way nature begins to feel as autumn takes hold and the vestiges of summer disappear.Komorebi. Japan. Noun. Beams of sunlight filtering down through the trees.

Vínculos, coincidencias y nexos que conectan a grandes mujeres de la historia. Un mapa fascinante de la solidaridad femenina.Este libro habla de mujeres: vidas extraordinarias e inspiradoras que, tras verse en muchos casos silenciadas o tergiversadas, salen a la luz para ofrecernos una nueva perspectiva sobre la historia y sus protagonistas. Pero sus paginas nos revelan algo que resulta incluso mas significativo: las grandes mujeres rara vez actuan solas, sino que cuentan con el respaldo de compañeras e impulsoras o se inspiran en pioneras que las precedieron. Todas ellas estan unidas por lazos profundos y la mayoria es consciente de la importancia de allanar el camino para las que vendran despues. Vidas extraordinarias recoge los vinculos, coincidencias y nexos que conectan a estos personajes y dibuja un mapa fascinante de la solidaridad femenina. Estas historias son la celebracion de una union poderosa y nos demuestran que la sororidad puede transformarnos y cambiar el mundo.

Something wicked this way comes...Inverness, Scotland, 1769. On a freezing winters night, astronomer Nancy Lockaby arrives at Blackthistle House to assist renowned Shakespeare scholar, Caleb Malles, in his research.When three mysterious women arrive, with warnings that Caleb is keeping secrets from her, Nancy is at first dismissive, enthralled instead by his eccentric mind and captivating ideas.But when his behaviour becomes more and more erratic, she begins to suspect that things arent as they at first seem. Theres trouble brewing, and Nancys been trapped in the middle of it...Enthralling, dark and mysterious, rediscover Shakespeares most infamous trio of women in this intricately woven tale of friendship, intrigue and betrayal.REAL READERS LOVE THE WAYWARD SISTERSAll the darkness and weirdness of the original characters with a powerful new female voice. Fantastic!Witch lit at its best!Wow! I absolutely loved this book . . . the description of the countryside and how the inexperienced Nancy falls in love with the Scottish landscape after life in London is wonderfulA thrilling read with a warm heartGently haunting and definitely magical, a perfect read for a dark, starry winters nightKate Hodges is a wonderful author and knows her stuff when it comes to the occult, witchy, wyrd and folk horror!A fantastic retelling of the three witches of Macbeth!If you love stars, witches, mysteries and histories then this is the book for you!This Gothic feminist mystery is just magicHeatAn utterly and deeply affecting tale of magic and the stars that captivated me from first to last Menna Van PraagFor fans of Gothic mystery, The Wayward Sisters has it allThe Upcoming

Behind every great woman... is another great woman. Here, the extraordinary achievements, relationships and secret histories of 84 pioneering women are revealed in inspirational stories which together show the indomitable strength of womankind.

Features 120 bite-size ideas for things to do and places to visit in London in under an hour. Organised around the range of activities London has to offer, with chapters to help you find original and diverting suggestions for things to do, as well as a few places to eat and drink. Including how to squeeze in some culture or some exercise; find the best places to buy a birthday present or go for a quick pampering; discover outdoor spaces or quiet hideaways to escape the chaos; avoid the typical al desco lunch; make the most of your mornings; and turn a spare hour in-between a meeting or at a train station into an hour well spent. Will also include top ten lists for those really pushed for time and comprehensive indices by location and activity type to help you find what you need, quickly. Whether youre a visitor, on a family day out or a busy working Londoner, London in an Hour will transform your experience of the city.

Rock, Paper, Scissors is a collection of creative, fun, sense-stimulating things you can do with very simple materials: stones, paper and scissors.From land art to science experiments, with a pinch of geology, and a sprinkling of magic, these easy-but-inspiring and thrifty activities will keep your family occupied all year round.Rock, Paper, Scissors is packed with activities to do indoors and outdoors, in the city, at the beach, in the countryside wherever you might be. Perfect for parents who are keen to turn walks and day trips into exciting experiences, this activity book will have universal appeal for families who want to reduce their screen time and encourage kids to conjure up adventures from almost nothing both indoors and out.

Make weekends and holidays a big adventure with Little London. With specially commissioned illustrations and a vibrant, colourful design in a cute, square package, this perfect gift for parents, grandparents, carers and children who live in, or are visiting London. Get out and about and inspire your childrens imaginations!Easy to read and inviting to experiment with all the suggestions! -- ***** Reader reviewA gem-- ***** Reader reviewLove this, full of new ideas and ones you had probably forgotten about-- ***** Reader reviewSuch a good book! A great gift for anyone who has a little one-- ***** Reader reviewAmazing-- ***** Reader reviewSuper useful!-- ***** Reader review**********************************************************************************************Full of the capitals best-kept secrets, just waiting to be discovered, Little London contains over two hundred things to do all year round, all over the city, and best of all, most of them are free. Bursting with activities, day trips and a few games, recipes and craft makes, theres lots of ideas to keep tiny toddlers and older boys and girls entertained, and plenty for the big kids to enjoy too!With so much to do and so much to see, Little Londons handpicked activities are combined with handy tips and all the essential information you need to make planning family days out fun and fuss-free.Turn the city into your secret playground:Get creative at the National Gallerys family SundaysExperience a Victorian school day at the Ragged School MuseumExplore the exotic plants and animals in the Barbican ConservatoryMess about on the river at the Canalway CavalcadeCelebrate Chinese New Year with your own homemade spring rollsTake part in The Big Garden BirdwatchGo behind the scenes with The National Theatre backstage toursDiscover Londons top city farmsMake your own pin-hole cameraDress up for the Day of the Dead celebrationsEnjoy the festive fun at the Scandinavian Christmas MarketWhat are you waiting for?