Chris Nelson Bücher

The second edition of the critically acclaimed Footprint Surfing Europe' has been completely updated, revised and redesigned. In-depth, accurate surf information and mapping helps to pinpoint where to score the best waves on the day and Surfer's Tales - stories of discovery and adventure - bring the continent's wave-rich coastline to life while stunning photography from the world's leading lensmen will have you out of the door and booking your next trip. Surfing Europe is the only comprehensive guide to combine detailed surf and travel essentials with recommendations on surfer friendly places to eat, sleep and drink, and even get your board fixed, ensuring maximum water time. Covering England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal and Morocco plus new regions Northern Ireland and Italy, this is the essential companion for anyone serious about surfing in Europe. This durable, heavyweight has been designed to go the distance so fits perfectly into any glove-box!

This is a fully comprehensive guide to all aspects of surfing - not just as a sport but as a way of life. With interviews, anecdotes and advice from some of the world's top surfers, this book covers all the essential basics, from technique, gear and competitions to surf speak and Web sites

Focusing on personal reflections during challenging times, this collection expands on twelve themes from the author's previous poetry book, exploring topics like food, travel, nature, and love. Each essay delves deeper into the essence of these themes, offering insights that resonate during the pandemic without promoting a specific philosophy. Readers who appreciated the original poems will find comfort and distraction in these thoughtful essays, which celebrate life's little joys amidst adversity.

The book explores the essential human need for love and connection, highlighting how modern society often leaves this need unfulfilled, with significant portions of the population living alone. It contrasts contemporary loneliness with the feudal era, where conflicts between rival lords and the adventures of knights characterized human struggles. The author uses the metaphor of an "obstacle course" to depict the challenges faced by knights, suggesting that the quest for love and belonging is as complex and difficult as navigating these historical battles.

A young boy's journey inspires a deep love of faith in children, encouraging them to embrace spirituality and values. Through engaging storytelling, this book aims to nurture a child's understanding and appreciation of faith, making it relatable and accessible for young readers. The narrative highlights the importance of belief and connection to a greater purpose, fostering a sense of hope and community.

The book offers a compelling exploration of moral philosophy, delving into the nature of goodness and ethical dilemmas. It presents thought-provoking questions and scenarios that challenge readers to reflect on their own values and beliefs. Through engaging narratives and insightful analysis, it encourages a deeper understanding of what it means to lead a good life. The blend of theory and real-world applications makes it a valuable resource for anyone interested in ethics and personal growth.

Exploring themes of inner beauty and acceptance, this narrative serves as a playful satire of the classic tale. It features a heroine who, like Beauty from the original story, recognizes the true worth of an unconventional protagonist—a six-inch tall midget named Tim Thimble. Their love story unfolds with a twist: instead of a magical transformation, Tim's journey involves attending daily sermons in search of a miracle yeast that could help him grow to match his courageous spirit. The tale emphasizes perseverance and the power of love.

Exploring the rich tapestry of fairy tales, this collection delves into the origins, themes, and cultural significance of these timeless stories. It examines how these narratives have evolved over time and their impact on society and individual psychology. With a focus on various interpretations and adaptations, the book highlights the moral lessons and archetypal characters that continue to resonate with audiences today. Ideal for both casual readers and scholars, it offers a comprehensive look at the enchanting world of fairy tales.