Colorists drawn to the alluring magic of fairies will adore this book's images of beautiful garden sprites. More than two dozen original full-page illustrations, rendered in a sinuous style reminiscent of Art Nouveau, depict graceful winged creatures surrounded by borders of roses, bleeding hearts, dogwood blossoms, and other flowers.

Floral Fairies Coloring Book (Dover Fantasy Coloring Books)

Children's Books

Craig, Carol

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Dover Publications

Scotland. A country that prides itself on its modernity and progressive instincts. Yet this is a nation whose mental and physical health outcomes are poor by European standards. Hiding in Plain Sight looks beneath the veneer and asks 'why' In this grippingly readable yet challenging book, Carol Craig offers an answer which, on re ection, becomes glaringly obvious. Generations of Scottish children have suffered in ways that undermined the nation's health. The effect on some individuals has been, quite literally, life-threatening. Disarmingly honest in starting from her own and her neighbours' lived experiences, she explores the growing body of international research on Adverse Childhood Experiences. This is essential reading not just for those who grew up in Scotland in the 1950s and 60s and were encouraged to see a range of damaging childhood adversities as 'normal'. Its insights are for anyone committed to enhancing the lives of children across Scotland today. Carol Craig runs the Centre for Confidence and Well-Being and is the author of The Scots Crisis of Con dence,The Tears the Made the Clyde, and The Great Takeover. She is editor of the Postcards from Scotland series.

Hiding in Plain Sight

Medical Books

Administration & Medicine Economics

CCWB Press

Dancing the Loom

Literature & Fiction

Editing Gallery LLC

The Tears That Made the Clyde: Well-being in Glasgow

History

Europe

Argyll Publishing

"In this brand new edition, Carol Craig further exposes Scots’ attitudes to and predilection for negativity. She offers a refreshingly different analysis of the big themes of Scottish culture. Already a successful book, reflecting Scotland’s changed political position, it is rewritten in parts and brought up to date. Campanion volume to The Tears that Made the Clyde – wellbeing in Glasgow (Argyll 2010)\n“(Craig) passionately wants to bring Scots out of their shells, be all they can be, accept themselves and each other for what they are.” Iain Macwhirter, Sunday Herald\n“This is a brave book, a stimulating book, a ground-breaking book. It should shake this little nation to its foundations and smash its complacency.” Harry Reid, The Herald\n“I suspect that in time The Scots Crisis of Confidence will become one of the standard texts on Scottish character and – that dreaded word – identity.” Michael Russell, Holyrood Magazine\n“. . . the intellectual drums are beating again in an attempt to understand why devolution has not led to a new golden age. . . deserves close reading.” George Kerevan, The Scotsman."

Scots' Crisis of Confidence

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Craig, Carol. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Craig, Carol