Shaw Bücher

Follow Mr. Shaw through his twisted euphoria of dreams and collection of memories. As his guilt trip begins, you will experience his rise and fall from the shadows of fame and a seemingly inescapable addiction, only to make it out of a cardboard box and move into a plush penthouse with an angel who had great checker moves in a game that, unfortunately, required chess skill. Having had written and won the prestigious BMI award for his work with mega group (BIP), he also has written for Little Richard, one of the founding fathers of rock and roll. His talent is evident, with his smooth transition of elegant to dirty, from dirty to clean. Follow Mr. Shaw in Guilt Trip, where sobriety is the name of the game.

Exploring the transformative power of tarot, this book delves into its potential for personal growth and self-discovery. It guides readers through understanding tarot cards, interpreting their meanings, and applying insights to everyday life. The author emphasizes the role of tarot in enhancing intuition, fostering mindfulness, and unlocking creativity. With practical exercises and real-life examples, readers are encouraged to embark on a journey of self-exploration and empowerment through the art of tarot reading.

The story follows a once-revered saint who transforms into a charismatic playboy, exploring themes of redemption, temptation, and the complexity of human desires. As he navigates his new life filled with indulgence and hedonism, the narrative delves into the conflicts between his past virtues and present vices, ultimately questioning the nature of morality and identity. Through this provocative journey, readers are invited to reflect on the dualities of the human experience.

Exploring themes of pessimism and misanthropy, this collection showcases a blend of dark humor through unique concepts like zombie ant fungus and self-aware crash test dummies. The author draws inspiration from recent political events, reflecting a critical perspective on society. This thought-provoking work challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths while engaging with its satirical elements.

Telling the time is a complex skill that many children struggle to grasp. Schofield & Sims Telling the Time breaks this difficult topic down into a sequence of manageable ideas that young learners can approach at their own pace. Telling the Time Book 2 supports the National Curriculum requirements for Year 2.

Telling the time is a complex skill that many children struggle to grasp. Schofield & Sims Telling the Time breaks this difficult topic down into a sequence of manageable ideas that young learners can approach at their own pace. Telling the Time Book 3 supports the National Curriculum requirements for Years 3 and 4.