A list of 2387 greek coin hoards. Each list contains the date that the hoard was discovered, the year that the hoard was buried, a breakdown of the contents within the hoard andthe disposition of the hoard. Contents : an introduction written by the editors, an explanation of all the abbreviations that appear in the inventory, several maps, over 2387 hoards inventoried and numerous indexes.

An Inventory of Greek Coin Hoards

History

Thompson, Margaret

Mørkholm, Otto

Mrkholm, Otto

Kraay, Colin M.

Ancient Civilizations

American Numismatic Society

In the first volume of Alexander's Drach Mints, Margaret Thompson dealt with the hoards from Sardes and Miletus. In volume two, Thompson exposes us to the hoards of Lampsacus and Abydus. Using the same fromat as the first volume, the book provides attributions, catalogues and commentaries, synopses and chronologies for the mints. The hoards themselves, all also listed, divided up between the gold and silver hoards.

Alexander's Drachm Mints 2: Lampsacus and Abydus (Numismatic Studies)

In a series of short stories based in her native Britain, as well as in her adopted country of Canada, Margaret Thompson delights us with her pictures of ordinary life ― or is it so ordinary? Sometimes brittle, sometimes gentle, she delivers telling shots at individuals and society's foibles.

Hide and Seek

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Caitlin Press Inc.

Book by Thompson, Margaret, Graff, Lisa

Rebirth Into Pure Land: A True Story of Birth, Death, and Transformation

Graff, Lisa

Diamond Way Ayurveda

Anna's world has turned upside down. Her dog was killed in a car accident that also injured a star hockey player. Anna believes it was all her fault. If only she hadn't been in such a hurry, she would have remembered to shut her dog, Striker, in the house before she ran for the school bus. One day she finds a starving fox in her backward. She cares for this wounded animal and learns about nature and about herself as a result - so much so that she decides to use what she has learned in caring for the fox in her project for the school science fair. This is a wonderful story that doesn't flinch from dealing with the sometimes harsh realities of life but ends in a wonderful affirmation of life and growth.

Fox Winter

Children's Books

Animals

Coteau Books

The book covers all the core aspects of child and adolescent mental health, starting with the background to emotional and behavioural problems and looking at models and tools for assessment and treatment before examining specific problems encountered in children, young people, and their families from different cultural backgrounds. Key features <ul>
<li>clear theoretical framework for each topic</li> <li>integrated disciplinary approach</li> <li>case studies</li> <li>information about other resources available to professionals and families, including new government initiatives</li>
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New for the second edition <ul>
<li>updated and revised with the latest references and theories</li> <li>sections on the influence of genetics on behaviour, working with children with learning difficulties, evidence-based paediatric and psychological developments</li> <li>multiple choice questions for revision and testing</li> <li>new quick-reference format</li>
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This is an essential text for all professionals working with children, young people, and their families, including student and practitioner psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, mental health nurses, and social care specialists.

Child and Adolescent Mental Health: Theory and Practice, Second Edition

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Hooper, Christine

Laver-Bradbury, Catherine

Gale, Chris

Mental Health

CRC-Press

Step-By-Step Help for Children with ADHD: A Guide for Parents 2nd Edition

Medical Books

Daley, David

Laver-Bradbury, Cathy

Sonuga-Barke, Edmund J.S.

Weeks, Anne

Medicine

Jessica Kingsley Publishers

Pygmy Goats ( " Smallholder " Practical S.)

Science & Math

Agricultural Sciences

Smallholder Publications

In her forties, Livvy Alvarsson hopes to be a bone marrow donor for her much-loved younger brother, Stephen. Instead, she discovers she has no idea who she is. This is the second great loss she has suffered, for eleven years earlier, her four-year-old son Daniel disappeared. Armed with a few clues from war-time England, she embarks on a search for her birth family. The narrative takes the reader from small-town British Columbia to London and the English countryside and back. It is a story about loss and grief, about secrets and guilt, but it is also about restoration and balance. As Livvy confides her story to her dying brother, she reveals not only an identity enriched by experience, but also the transcendent importance of family and love. The Cuckoo’s Child is a compelling and remarkable evocation of loss and longing and one woman’s search for her family history.

The Cuckoo's Child

Literary

Brindle & Glass

Margaret Thompson’s Finding Color in the Darkness is a report from the front lines of the battle against mental health disorders. Her son, John Fish, is a bright young boy growing up in an average American town, going to school, playing with his brother and walking his dogs on the beach each day. He grows into adolescence and slowly a dark sky seems to settle over him; he is complicated, sensitive and growing more silent every day. His mother knows disaster is looming but her attempts to reach her son go unrecognized and this page-turning memoir reaches its devastating conclusion. Too late, John is enveloped in a love he seemed never able to reach as his family and friends gather to say their goodbyes.The loss is huge, incomprehensible, and the author and her surviving son must move forward, honoring John and working through the pain. His mother contacts psychics and seers in hopes of making contact. She sets aside all her other goals to write this book and dedicates herself to educating the public about the physical aspects of mental issues, including its potential as a deadly disease.At the end of this part of her journey, Margaret Thompson concludes there is no one and nothing to blame; there is only the love she has for her lost son. "Margaret embodies the soul of a messenger of truth, so needed in these difficult modern times. This under investigated subject of mental health issues and suicide is a necessary talk we must have. Unfortunately, this is a challenge which many families face. Margaret shares new ways to discover and to help those facing their pain and discomfort. She moves us to remember our divine soul gift of light. A truly soul filling and purposeful healing and informative read."- Sheryl Glick author of A New Life Awaits: Spirit Guided Insights to Support Global AwakeningAbout the AuthorMargaret Thompson began her career in New York City at MTV. She married and left to raise her two boys, Tim and John, ultimately finding the calling of her life, teaching. Since the loss of her son, John, to suicide, she has dedicated herself to educating others about the importance of focusing on mental health as a medical, and potentially fatal, condition.

Finding Color in the Darkness: Losing My Son to Bipolar Disorder

Parenting & Relationships

Lisa Hagan Books

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