Field Instruction

Politics & Social Sciences

Wilson, Janet

Social Sciences

Free Press

Confidentiality in Social Work

Recording Guidelines for Social Workers

Recording Guidelines for Social Workers

A practical guide for those who work with the bereaved in a variety of settings, from nurses and social workers to volunteers. Covering ethics, cultural issues and support networks, an essential text for those seeking to build understanding and skills in order to offer better support to the dying and the bereaved.

Working with Bereavement: A Practical Guide (Professional Handbooks in Counselling and Psychotherapy)

Parenting & Relationships

Red Globe Press

More than 600 fabrics and 700 color illustrations: an authoritative, accessible, and definitive guide to all the textiles available today. From the earliest weaves uncovered by archaeologists to today’s machine-produced, scientifically advanced fabrics, textiles have had a profound influence on civilization. As technologies change and world economics influence the direction that fashion and textiles take, it is vital that both skills and our textile vocabulary should be kept alive. This encyclopaedia is a definitive reference guide to all the major types of fabric in circulation today, from abbot cloth to zibeline. In clear and engaging language, the author describes and illustrates more than 600 of the most important examples, from classic tweeds to state-of-the-art nano fabrics. Each entry includes a brief definition, informative notes on structure, and a list of uses. More than 700 color illustrations show a fabric’s weave, texture, and other defining characteristics at a glance, and helpful diagrams demonstrate the structure of the most important types of textiles. The book concentrates on textiles in current use, but it also covers obscure or obsolete terms that one might come across―and that might still have something to teach today’s designers, manufacturers, and textile historians. Each entry is carefully cross-referenced, and the book includes an extensive glossary and bibliography. 750+ color illustrations and photographs

Classic and Modern Fabrics: The Complete Illustrated Sourcebook

Arts & Photography

Fashion

Thames&Hudson

The Place Light Gets In is a collection of memoirs written over several years by a group of eight individuals who all started writing to record some of their memories for others to read. In the process, they found forgotten memories and new friendships that gave them insight and support for building their writing skills and coping during the pandemic.The stories contained in the book are as varied as the people who wrote them. With an age range of fifty years, the one thing these writers have in common is that they are Episcopalians and were brought together by an idea inspired by two priests at Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church. Beyond that, they have many different backgrounds and life experiences to share in their stories.These memoirs will take you across the globe from an unexpected ride on a camel in Cairo to the anxiety of returning home from Australia at the start of the pandemic. Through the stories, you will travel through time from a young man’s naïve enlistment in the National Guard and subsequent deployment across an ocean to fight in the Korean War, to the difficult adjustments of changing our expectations for daily life during COVID.Relationships are uncovered, whether they are about joyful celebrations together, hilarious predicaments, profound loss, or riveting experiences that renew one’s faith. Through all these stories, the writers hope you will enjoy reading their memoirs and be inspired to write about your own memories.Join the following writers on their journeys: Beverly Baker, Tony Clarke, Stefan Fatzinger, Carolyn Fore, Christy Baker Knight, Jeannie Longley, Sally Parsonson, and Janet Wilson.

The Place Light Gets In

Biographies & Memoirs

Clarke, Tony

Baker, Beverly

Fore, Carolyn

Knight, Christy Baker

Parsonson, Sally

Fatzinger, Stefan

Longley, Jeannie

Leaders & Notable People

Holy Innocents’ Episcopal Church

The Worm Song and Other Tasty Tunes

Scholastic, Canada

Marty Malone is great at math, but finds out that he needs more than just math to tackle third grade problems like PE and making friends.

The Math Wiz

Teen & Young Adult

Duffey, Betsy

Literature & Fiction

Viking Juvenile

Narrates the life of the American painter who established the first public picture gallery in America and who pursued numerous other interests including natural history

The Ingenious Mr. Peale: Painter, Patriot, and Man of Science

Children's Books

Biographies

Atheneum

First published in 1972 as 'Head and Neck Surgery'. 'Stell and Maran' has become the best known basic text on head and neck surgery over the last 20 years. The current authors maintain the traditions of the book's original authors and have added many new colour illustrations and revised and re-written every chapter for this new edition. As a first text for trainee head and neck/ENT surgeons or as a reference source for the general surgeon in training, Stell and Maran's Head and Neck Surgery remains as the best illustrated and most up-to-date volume in its field.This new edition continues to help both new and inexperienced surgeons in deciding who to operate on, when to operate, and which operation to perform.

Stell and Maran's Head and Neck Surgery

Medical Books

Watkinson, John

Gaze, Mark N.

Medicine

Hodder Education Publishers

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