Katie Smith Bücher

Focusing on the interplay of policy, culture, and their impact on communities over generations, this book explores the historical and modern dynamics of societal issues. It emphasizes expert and community insights for fostering equity and harmony. Beginning with an analysis of the "Epigenetics of Terrorism," it provides a humanist perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, aiming to challenge prevailing ideologies and equip readers with new tools for political engagement.

The story explores the transformative power of "couch time" as the protagonist, in her thirties and facing emotional turmoil after her marriage ends, connects with her best friend's ailing mother, Carolyn. Through shared laughter and tears over wine, chocolates, and cigarettes, she reflects on her life and gains valuable insights. These intimate sessions empower her to reclaim control and appreciate her circumstances, highlighting themes of resilience, personal growth, and the healing nature of deep connections.

Inspire your 11-14 students with brand new Allez, whatever their starting point at KS3. With clearly graded activities in the Student Book and packed with a wealth of differentiated interactive resources via next generation Kerboodle, this course really does provide for every learner, and will make your life easier too!

Inspire your 11-14 students with brand new Allez, whatever their starting point at KS3. With clearly graded activities in the Student Book and packed with a wealth of differentiated interactive resources via next generation Kerboodle, this course really does provide for every learner, and will make your life easier too!