Pat Hughes Bücher

The story centers on a strained father-son relationship, highlighting a pivotal moment when the father confronts his wayward nineteen-year-old son, Pat. This encounter reveals the emotional weight of their connection and the son's struggles with direction and identity. The father's question serves as a catalyst for reflection, prompting Pat to confront his choices and the impact of his lifestyle on their relationship. Themes of familial bonds, personal growth, and the search for belonging are woven throughout the narrative.

Provides a firm foundation for student teachers on various types of initial teacher training courses and for those returning to primary teaching after a career break. This study guide includes chapter that provides its own learning objectives, followed by information, insights, activities and references to other sources of information.

Set against the backdrop of the American Revolution, the story follows Jake Mallery, a young man yearning for adventure rather than the responsibilities imposed by his strict father. As he dreams of life as a privateer, the impending British threat leads to the brutal Battle of New Haven, forcing Jake to confront the harsh realities of war. This transformative experience makes him realize the true cost of freedom and the importance of fighting for what he once took for granted.

Here are gathered many tales of the city and its inhabitants over the centuries: events and personalities from visiting monarchs to food riots, from a friar who was found up to no good in the Cardinal's Hat, to crowds flocking to see an amazing learned dog who could 'read, write and keep accounts'. This is history brought to life through the words and deeds of those long gone, and provides an inspiration to look for the past in Worcester's ancient street names, its mediaeval and later buildings, and even in its parks and open spaces.