Verbier. Exclusive Swiss ski resort and the winter playground of the rich and famous = every chalet girl's dream! Good for: Maximum time on the ski slopes - and in the bars at night! Looking for flings - or looking for rings! Super hot snowboarders such as Luxury Chalet Experiences owner Scott Hamilton... But not for Holly Buchanan. This accidental chalet girl won't drink, can't ski - and isn't there to hook up with any man who's only interested in making her another notch on his ski pole. Or so she thinks! Scott's living life to full, both on and off the piste, and Holly can't help but find his attitude just a little bit infectious... And the hook up? Well,she's going to have to confess that one night with her boss just won't be enough! So pack your salopettes and pour another shot of Jägermeister, it's time to hit the slopes.

Confessions of a Chalet Girl: Escape to the slopes with this heartwarming and laugh out loud romcom for 2024! (Ski Season) (Book 1)

Literature & Fiction

Wilson, Lorraine

Genre Fiction

One More Chapter

SECRETS OF A CHALET GIRL Set in the exclusive Swiss ski resort of Verbier, the winter playground of the rich and famous, Secrets of a Chalet Girl is the second book in Lorraine Wilson's fabulous Ski Season series.

Secrets of a Chalet Girl (Ski Season) (Book 2)

REVENGE OF A CHALET GIRL All she wants for Christmas is...revenge. When chalet girl Amy Wright finds her ex's name on Chalet Repos' guest list she sees her chance to get back at him - Josh Carter, the guy who broke her heart. Getting revenge without losing her job will be tricky but luckily the other chalet girls are on hand to offer their support. Pretty soon she's in too deep and realises she doesn't want to hurt him anymore. She wants him back. There's just one teeny complication...

Revenge of a Chalet Girl: (A Novella) (Ski Season) (Book 3)

‘Secret Crush of a Chalet Girl’ is the latest installment in the ‘Chalet Girl’ series, set in the exclusive Swiss ski resort of Verbier, the winter playground of the rich and famous.
Chalet Girl Sophie Trent has plenty of reasons to hate Valentine's Day. After a lifetime of being treated like she didn’t matter because of her looks, she’s shed the pounds but not the self-esteem issues – and when she can curl up with one of her beloved romance novels, why put herself through a night of awkward speed ski dating?
A treasure hunt set by a secret admirer makes her reconsider. Only, what if it’s a cruel joke? Because it certainly wouldn’t be the first time!
But as Sophie follows the trail of red paper hearts around the idyllic winter wonderland of Verbier, she can’t help but wonder whether there really might be a Secret Valentine waiting for her out there on the slopes…

Secret Crush of a Chalet Girl: (A Novella) (Ski Season) (Book 4)

'You've just found your perfect next read!' USA Today Bestselling author Kitty FrenchWhat happens when life in Verbier suddenly goes off-piste?Lucy’s been bowled over by the sexy extreme skier who’s hurtled into her life. But can she accept Seb’s commitment to his adrenaline-filled career?Trusting any man is out of the question after what’s happened to Beth. So why is she so drawn to twinkly-eyed Dan when he’s leaving at the end of the season?Sophie’s madly in love with her gorgeous fiancé, Luc. Only instead of gleefully planning the winter wedding of her dreams, all she wants is to run and hide…Three Chalet Girls are about to strap on their skis and find out!

Chalet Girls: A funny, feel good romance!

Poppys Place In The Sun

Reading is not an end in itself. As Lorraine Wilson reminds us: "We read to do something else...to follow directions, to make something, to relax, to learn about community events...reading is social practice." We read to live, according to our individual interests and needs. So it makes no sense to separate the teaching of reading from the lives of children. Unfortunately, in many state-mandated curricula, that relationship has been lost. In Reading to Live, Lorraine Wilson makes a strong case for preserving integrated, holistic reading programs, debunking the belief in one-size-fits-all instruction and taking us inside classrooms to demonstrate progressive, meaning-centered teaching. She offers easy-to-use strategies that build upon the life experiences and language that children bring with them to school. Most important, she expands upon the reading practices of Luke and Freebody's Four Resources Model-code breaker, text participant, text user, and text analyst-and details many techniques for developing these practices through holistic integrated learning. In preparation for today's world, children need more from their reading programs than just learning how to break the code-they need to engage with all reading practices, especially critical literacy. With tips on physically arranging classrooms, techniques for effectively grouping children, as well as advice on organizing precious class time, Wilson ensures that teachers have the tools to tailor their reading programs to the lives of the children they teach.

Reading to Live: How to Teach Reading for Today's World

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Heinemann

I recommend this book to all teachers who teach writing . . . the way you teach writing will change forever.  - Brian Cambourne, Wollongong University  If a school reflects the beliefs of its community, then its curriculum mirrors how children are valued and what kinds of learning matter most. In some schools well-intentioned writing curriculum disengages students from their world by artificially limiting their natural zest for self-expression. That's why, argues Lorraine Wilson, it's crucial that writing be structured to open students' eyes and excite them with the many possibilities that literate behaviors offer. Writing to Live specifically addresses ways to make writing curriculum relevant to students' lives while helping them develop the skills to become active, critically aware citizens. Wilson introduces a variety of contemporary, research-based strategies that bring writing instruction into the moment and engage students-strategies such as:  welcoming children to think and write about "hot topics" of their choice encouraging them to bring their out-of-school literacies into the classroom inviting them to explore a broad range of genres asking students to write with purpose and answer challenging questions promoting critical literacy techniques such as considering author purpose and values, identifying stereotypes, and responding to and rewriting texts.  Wilson's strategies develop children's self-confidence as writers and readers while giving them an opportunity to voice concerns, express opinions, and seek answers to questions of social justice. And to help you understand how her ideas work in practice, she provides a detailed account of two upper-elementary classrooms where the curriculum is relevant to students' lives, and activities such as writing, reading, role playing, and drawing cultivate active, critically aware citizens.   Every community loves its children, but in some places, the writing curriculum doesn't nurture students in ways that help them develop into responsible decision makers. Let Writing to Live be your guide, and make a change for the better.

Writing to Live: How to Teach Writing for Today's World

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