Bøger af Jonathan James

Welcome to 'Everyday Insights: Simplifying Life's Topics Presents: New Year's Resolutions & How to Keep Them, ' the inaugural guide in our series dedicated to simplifying life's complexities. This book is your comprehensive companion to understanding, setting, and most importantly, maintaining your New Year's resolutions. Within these pages, we've distilled the essence of effective resolution setting and long-term commitment into practical, easily digestible insights. This guide doesn't just focus on crafting resolutions; it's a roadmap to sustain them throughout the year. We delve into the psychology of goal-setting, offering a clear blueprint to transform aspirations into tangible actions. 'Everyday Insights' is designed for individuals seeking a relatable, no-nonsense approach to achieving their New Year's goals. From unraveling the intricacies of setting SMART resolutions to exploring actionable strategies for maintaining motivation, overcoming setbacks, and celebrating milestones, this book provides a clear path forward. With a user-friendly format, real-life examples, and actionable steps, this guide empowers readers to not only start their resolutions with enthusiasm but to carry that momentum throughout the year. Whether it's adopting healthier habits, pursuing personal growth, or striving for professional success, 'Everyday Insights' equips you with the tools needed to make your resolutions a reality. Join us on this journey to transform resolutions from fleeting dreams into lasting achievements. Embrace simplicity, discover actionable insights, and embark on a transformative year ahead with 'Everyday Insights: Simplifying Life's Topics Presents: New Year's Resolutions & How to Keep Them.

The world is alive with magic and other such things of fantasy, true or not, of now and then, both far away and near. We need to simply reach out and touch it to be in the world of Jonathan J. and a black cat named Toby Lynn Alexander St. George Derbyshire Morgan McPhee. Toby is a cat, who is "more than that," says Jonathan J. Toby knows more than you or me, acting as a reminder of what might be real and what we make up and pretend is real in our "not so ordinary" lives. Meant to be read aloud to a child or quietly to ourselves, these poems and pictures of nonsense and fantasy are for all ages of people who don't measure their age in years, but measure their youthfulness with the amount of delight and wonder they continue to find in their lives. May these poems and pictures age with you as you grow young.

It is January 5, 2025 and Ellen Cook is 15 days from the end of her second term as President of the United States. She sits for an interview with AllSpeak.info one of the major news outlets of all time. In this interview she tells the story of her rise to become the 99% President. How she grew a simple idea into major changes for American and the world. Her mission was to bring harmony and balance back to America and she recounts the story of how she accomplished it.

The Northern line is the most complex of the deep level tube lines, both in its history and operation. Moving through the last 130 years, this book focuses on some of the more unusual aspects of the story. In particular, the uncompleted wartime extensions, other proposed extensions, the express services that once operated on the line and the deep level shelters built in World War Two and intended for an express tube after the war. The Northern City Line is also be included, as well as the closed stations at locations such as South Kentish Town and City Road. Rolling stock and depots get a mention, along with some of the stations along the line. Future proposals, including separating the line into two and a possible extension to Clapham Junction are also covered. With over 120 images, this book provides brief history of the Northern line, from the first deep level tube line opened in 1890 to the recent extension to Battersea Power Station.

A pictorial review of 37 miniature railways in the UK which are no longer operating, in many cases permanently, although there is hope that some could be reopened under new ownership. How many have you travelled on?