Boris, a curious cub, explores a magical winter landscape, encountering various challenges along the way. His adventurous spirit leads him to learn valuable lessons about nature and himself. By the time he returns to his cozy cave, he is not only colder but also wiser, having gained insights from his experiences. This charming tale highlights themes of curiosity, growth, and the joys of discovery in a beautifully illustrated setting.
Robert Jenkins explores the origins and evolution of peacebuilding, focusing on the establishment and functioning of the UN Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) since 2005. He examines the ongoing debates surrounding peacebuilding's definition and objectives, and how the PBC's work has influenced perceptions and practices of peacebuilding in its early years.
Set during a pivotal moment in the American Civil War, the narrative explores the Battle of Peach Tree Creek, which signifies a turning point for the Confederacy. The book delves into the strategic maneuvers, key figures, and the broader implications of this battle, highlighting its significance in the larger context of the war and its impact on the Southern cause. Through vivid descriptions and historical insights, it captures the intensity and stakes of this crucial conflict.
A clear and accessible introduction to safeguarding adults in nursing practice with a range of clients and across different settings.
A must-have book for all undergraduate nurses, exploring all aspects of professional development in learning disability nursing from the foundations to advanced practice.