Tento autor je zakladatelem a výkonným předsedou organizace Room to Read, která se zasazuje o vymýcení světové chudoby prostřednictvím síly vzdělávání. Jeho práce se zaměřuje na transformační potenciál vzdělání a na to, jak mohou jednotlivci a organizace významně přispět ke globální změně. Skrze své psaní sdílí vizi světa, kde má každý přístup ke kvalitnímu vzdělání a příležitostem, které z něj plynou, a inspiruje tak čtenáře k aktivnímu zapojení do řešení naléhavých sociálních problémů.
The Antigonos publishing house focuses on reprinting historical works, ensuring they are accessible to the public in good condition. This initiative aims to preserve cultural heritage by making significant texts available for contemporary readers.
Come one, come all! Come and see some of the greatest fears known to humanity! Explore fears associated with nature. Featuring fears of plants, thunder, holes, the dark and much more. Some fears are natural and some nature counts as some of The Greatest Fears on Earth.
"People come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. This book talks about the senses and all the ways in which our legs are different and wonderful. It also features an inclusive selection of people from all walks of life"--Back cover.
Come one, come all Come and see some of the greatest fears known to humanity Explore fears associated with the most awful animals on Earth. From things that creep and crawl to those that buzz or slither many of The Greatest Fears on Earth can be found in the animal kingdom.
Come one, come all! Come and see some of the greatest fears known to humanity! Explore fears and phobias of humans. Featuring fears of clowns, witches, beards, knees and much more.
A New Theory of the Diurnal Rotations of the Earth is an early scientific work by John Wood, published in the 18th century. The book explores mathematical principles related to the motion of the earth and its phenomena, including winds and tides. This book is a fascinating read for anyone interested in the history of science and mathematics.
Celebrating diversity, this series explores the beauty of human bodies in various shapes and sizes. It showcases an inclusive range of individuals from different backgrounds, emphasizing the uniqueness and wonder of our physical forms. Each book aims to promote acceptance and appreciation of all bodies, fostering a positive understanding of diversity.
The narrative follows explorer John Wood's adventurous quest to uncover the source of the River Oxus, highlighting the obstacles he faced and the cultural and natural marvels he discovered. His journey offers a rich exploration of Central Asian culture, making it an essential read for enthusiasts of travel writing and adventure.