David Green Knihy

Poutavá kniha Ptáci na zahradě potěší každého milovníka přírody, který se touží vyznat v nepřeberném množství ptačích druhů a zároveň by rád na své zahradě či pozemku přivítal alespoň některé z nich. V knize najdete praktické rady a tipy, jak osázet a upravit svou zahradu tak, aby byla pro ptactvo dostatečně přitažlivá. Dozvíte se, jak postupovat při stavbě ozdobných ptačích budek a dalších „projektů“, které vám pomohou ptáky do zahrady přivábit. Naleznete zde i zajímavé náměty na krmítka a koupadla, která se hodí do každé zahrady a zvládne je vyrobit i méně zkušený kutil. Navíc se dočtete o rozmisťování budek, jejich kontrole a čištění i o tom, kdy a čím ptáky přikrmovat. Součástí knihy je také podrobný ilustrovaný atlas ptáků, kteří se vyskytují ve středoevropských zahradách.

Revenge is a central theme in this gripping narrative, where characters are driven by their past grievances and the need for justice. As tensions rise, the story unfolds with intricate plots and emotional turmoil, showcasing the lengths to which individuals will go to settle scores. The journey explores the complexities of vengeance, morality, and the consequences of one's actions, leading to an intense and thought-provoking climax.

The Author, a young conscript, fought with The Glorious Glosters at the legendary Imjin River battle. Heavily outnumbered by the Chinese and subjected to 'human-wave' infantry attacks, he and his colleagues suffered the trauma of being over-run and the vast majority of those who were not killed became POWs. This serious reverse of fortunes shocked post-war Britain but the bravery of the Battalion caught the public's imagination. The inhuman treatment suffered at their captors' hands by the survivors, including the author, has possibly never been fully realized. This memoir written from the perspective of a fighting soldier will surely bring home some most unpalatable truths.

In a gripping tale of conflict, Haltveldt is poised to respond to the aggressive actions of the Banished. The story unfolds as tensions escalate, revealing the strategies and motivations of both sides. Themes of power, resistance, and the consequences of choices are intricately woven into the narrative, promising an engaging exploration of the characters' struggles and the unfolding battle. As the stakes rise, alliances may shift, and the fate of their world hangs in the balance.

Nobody knows what created the tear in the sky, or who caused it. All anyone knew was the tear could be seen everywhere...and everywhen. It stretched not just across the sky but across time itself. Smaller tears began to form around the world. People feared them, used them, investigated them. But the mystery about these tears was dwarfed when a shadowy figure started to show interest in them. A being without form and known only by a name that caused terror for all who heard it: The Wanderer. A shared story world by Lee C. Conley, H.L. Tinsley, J.E. Hannaford, David Green, Derek Power, C. Marry Hultman, Damien Larkin and C.F. Welburn

Fear of public speaking often stems from a lack of experience and a disconnect between self-image and the act of presenting. Many individuals avoid this skill, not due to an inability to perform, but because they haven’t had the opportunity to practice or develop confidence. This book addresses these common fears and offers insights on overcoming them, empowering readers to embrace public speaking as a valuable skill.

The narrative follows a man's escape from Constantinople during its fall in 1453, exploring his journey through diverse cultures and interactions with various companions. Set against the backdrop of a city where Islam, Judaism, and Christianity intersect, the story delves into themes of survival, faith, and the rich tapestry of human experience during a pivotal historical moment.

David Green's journey unfolds from his tumultuous past as a rogue gang-member to his harrowing experiences during his capture at the Imjin River. The narrative explores themes of transformation and survival, highlighting the stark contrasts between his former life and the challenges he faces in captivity. This gripping account delves into the complexities of identity and the impact of war on individuals, offering a deep reflection on resilience and redemption.

Focusing on Edward the Black Prince's career, this fully updated second edition delves into significant developments in late medieval European history. It examines the political, social, and military contexts of the time, providing insights into the era's complexities through the lens of one of its most notable figures.