John Ryan Knihy

Jolly Captain Pugwash is delighted at the prospect of earning 500 golden crowns for smuggling barrels of brandy across the English Channel. But little does he suspect what’s really inside the barrels! As usual, Cut-throat Jake is determined to give the Captain as much grief as possible, and he has a dastardly plot up his sleeve. Will Tom, the quick-witted cabin boy, uncover Jake’s scheme and save the day? Captain Pugwash hopes so, for the sake of his pocketbook! This lively adventure featuring Pugwash, who resembles a latter-day Pavarotti, first appeared in 1982, and has entertained fans of the series ever since.

Business Studies Today meets all the specifications of the National Criteria for Business Studies. This comprehensive introductory text contains material which is not only suitable for all the GCSE Business Studies syllabuses but will also be appropriate for use by students on BTEC and CPVE Business Studies course. The text contains comprehensive information, realistic case studies and structured tasks with the onus on encouraging student/pupil involvement through practical exercises that reinforce basic principles. The text is pitched at average ability students but will easily meet the needs of higher ability students/pupils.

The book is recognized for its significant contribution to literature, making it a valuable resource for scholars and future generations. It is presented in its original print format, intentionally preserving marks and annotations to maintain its authentic character. This approach ensures that the work remains a vital part of literary history and knowledge.

A family man finds himself wrongfully accused of a violent crime, with mounting evidence against him. As the police intensify their investigation, he races against time to prove his innocence and evade capture. The story unfolds with tension and urgency as he navigates the challenges of being the prime suspect while desperately seeking the truth to clear his name.

The collection features poems crafted during various moments, reflecting the author's deep emotional journey following a traumatic experience. As the seventh installment in a series, it showcases John's unique fascination with language and his distinctive perspective on life. The work captures a blend of delight and introspection, revealing how he distills his experiences into an idiosyncratic exploration of words and the world around him.

The book compiles insights from a conference focused on the influence of Clifford analysis in the realm of harmonic analysis, held in Fayetteville, Arkansas in April 1993. It features contributions that explore the theoretical advancements and applications stemming from Clifford algebras, highlighting their significance in mathematical analysis.

Focusing on the intersection of poetry and plant life, this work explores how contemporary American, English, and Australian poets represent plants, emphasizing their agency and consciousness. It introduces a new interdisciplinary approach called 'botanical criticism,' which integrates plant science with literary analysis. By addressing the underrepresentation of botanical themes in ecocriticism and related fields, the book contributes to critical plant studies and cultural botany, appealing to scholars interested in human-plant relationships.

Focusing on practical guidance, this book equips families to tackle prevalent health challenges such as inflammation, allergies, depression, and hormonal imbalances. It also provides valuable insights into common childhood disorders, empowering readers to manage their health crises with confidence and knowledge.