Floppy's Phonics Non-fiction are stunning photographic, decodable books fully matched to Letters and Sounds. They feature your favourite Oxford Reading Tree characters who highlight key points and ask questions to help children interact with the text.
Institutional racism may be described as a self-perpetuating and opaque process where, either intentionally or unintentionally, barriers and procedures which disadvantage ethnic minority groups are supported and maintained. This book deals with this topic.
Edward James, an Emeritus Professor of Medieval History at University College Dublin, has made significant contributions to the field of science fiction. He co-edited the acclaimed Cambridge Companion to Science Fiction, which won a Hugo Award, and authored Science Fiction in the Twentieth Century, showcasing his expertise and deep understanding of the genre's evolution and impact.
We are surrounded by stationery: half-chewed Cristal Bics and bent paper clips, rubber bands to fiddle with or ping, blunt pencils, rubbers and Tipp-ex are integral parts of our everyday environment. So much so that we never think about where they come from, why they are the way they are - or what stories they might have to tell. But luckily, James Ward does and he's here to tell you all about the secret pull stationery exerts on our lives. After all, who remains unmoved by the sight of a pristine blu-tak slab, or the first unmarked sheet of a brand new notepad? And which of humanity's brightest ideas didn't start life on a scrap of paper, a Post-it, or in the margins of a notebook? Exploring the stories behind these everyday objects, Ward reveals tales of invention - accidental and brilliant - and bitter rivalry. He also asks the questions you never thought you had: Who is Mr Pritt? What does shatter-proof resistant mean? How many pens does Argos use? And what does design evolutions in desk organisers mean for society?This witty and entertaining book, packed with fascinating facts, will change the way you look at your desk, pencil case or stationery cupboard forever.
This volume compiles essays from scholars and practitioners exploring science fiction's intersection with various fields. It covers the genre's history, critical theories like Marxism and feminism, and themes such as race and gender. Contributions come from notable writers, providing a comprehensive analysis of science fiction.
Floppy's Phonics Non-fiction are stunning photographic, decodable books fully matched to Letters and Sounds. They feature your favourite Oxford Reading Tree characters who highlight key points and ask questions to help children interact with the text.
Floppy's Phonics Non-fiction are stunning photographic, decodable books fully matched to Letters and Sounds. They feature your favourite Oxford Reading Tree characters who highlight key points and ask questions to help children interact with the text.
Tracing the history of Europe's diverse barbarian groups from the height of Roman power to AD 600, the author provides a nuanced exploration of their settlement across imperial territories. Covering various tribes, including the Picts, Scots, Franks, Goths, and newcomers like the Huns and Alans, the book draws on the latest research to challenge simplistic narratives. It offers a detailed account of the complexities and transformations during this tumultuous period in history, making it a significant contribution to understanding the era's historiography.
Floppy's Phonics Non-fiction are stunning photographic, decodable books fully matched to Letters and Sounds. They feature your favourite Oxford Reading Tree characters who highlight key points and ask questions to help children interact with the text.