Peter Riley Bücher

Beeindruckende Bilder und spannende Texte erzählen, wie wir mit Raumsonden die unendlichen Weiten des Weltraums erkunden, welches der heißeste Planet ist oder wie ein Stern geboren wird.

The book features three major poetic sequences that explore specific locations: an English wood, a Transylvanian valley, and a house in southern France, alongside poems from various European countries. Through these landscapes, the author delves into themes of time, change, and the impact of global forces on local places. The work contemplates both significant and subtle transformations in the world, while seeking to uncover the potential healing power of art amidst these changes.

Climb mountains, cross deserts, explore caves and dive into the deepest oceans!Exactly 100 facts will help you discover everything you need to know about our amazing planet. Explore erupting volcanoes, learn about Earth's formation and find out about the creatures that call it home.

This long poem in 10-line stanzas is named after a small limestone village in the north Staffordshire Peak District. It is a poem about passage, transformation, and the resources of the imagination in quest of a sense of justice. Divided into five sections, the poem's first four sections are short schovat popis

Tailored to meet the requirements of the new Science curriculum, each chapter in this easy to follow book contains a helpful summary of all the background information you need to know, interesting facts to engage pupils, specific links to the objectives for assessment, key vocabuary, three engaging lesson plans, and further cross-curricular ideas and progression pointers to consolidate pupils' learning. Perfect for primary practitioners teaching Science either in their own classroom or across the whole school as subject co-ordinator, this book will fully support teaching and learning and bring topics to life!

Searching for a woman who took a souvenir from a whale carcass, a Melville scholar loses his grip on reality.

Spanning from the early 1960s to 1997, this first volume of Peter Riley's collected poems showcases a rich tapestry of themes and styles. It includes notable works like Love-Strife Machine and The Derbyshire Poems, reflecting his evolution as a poet. The collection captures his exploration of personal and environmental landscapes, offering readers a deep insight into his creative journey over three decades. Each poem invites contemplation and resonates with the intricacies of human experience and nature.

Exploring the interplay between art and existence, this book delves into the transformative power of creativity. It poses the intriguing question of how to free mortal harmony from confinement, suggesting that through elements like ash and ink, one can express profound emotions. The lyrical quality of the writing emphasizes the passionate pursuit of artistic expression, inviting readers to reflect on the ways in which creativity can elevate the human experience.

This updated edition enhances a well-loved series by aligning it with the latest science curriculum. It incorporates modern educational standards and methodologies, ensuring relevance and effectiveness for today's learners. The revisions aim to provide a fresh and engaging approach to science education, making complex concepts accessible to students.