Bøger af Laura Wilson

How Avedon created his famous work.

A colourful illustrated book with over 50 fun boredom busting ideas. Perfect for kids to keep busy at home, get active outdoors and get creative whatever the weather! Ideas include all sorts from designing the ultimate hamster cage, creating bonkers hair styles, heading out for a bug hunt to making a mini Borrowers house! Something for everyone, with fun drawings and plenty of special pages at the back for designing, sketching, writing and planning! Great gift for any cool kid!

Introducing "Hydroponics for Beginners" - your essential guide to unlocking the secrets of successful soil-less gardening and harnessing the power of hydroponics. Whether you're a curious plant lover with limited outdoor space or a budding gardener eager to explore innovative cultivation methods, this comprehensive book is your gateway to growing lush, thriving plants using hydroponic systems.Within the pages of this invaluable resource, you'll embark on a journey of discovery, demystifying the world of hydroponics and learning the fundamental principles that make it a game-changer for modern gardening. Step-by-step, you'll gain the knowledge and confidence to set up your own hydroponic garden and achieve extraordinary results."Hydroponics for Beginners" takes you from the basics to advanced techniques, ensuring that you have a solid foundation to grow upon. Discover the various hydroponic systems available, from simple DIY setups to sophisticated commercial setups, and learn how to choose the one that best suits your needs and space.Through clear and concise explanations, you'll understand the science behind hydroponics, including nutrient solutions, pH balance, and optimal lighting. Explore different growing mediums and master the art of plant nutrition, ensuring that your plants receive the perfect balance of essential elements for robust growth and abundant yields.One of the many benefits of hydroponics is its versatility, allowing you to grow a wide range of plants regardless of season or climate. With "Hydroponics for Beginners," you'll learn how to cultivate herbs, vegetables, flowers, and even fruits indoors or in limited outdoor spaces, bringing the joy of fresh, homegrown produce to your table year-round.The book provides practical guidance on plant care, pest management, and troubleshooting common issues, empowering you to become a confident hydroponic gardener. Explore advanced techniques such as vertical gardening and aquaponics, and unleash your creativity as you design and optimize your hydroponic system to suit your unique gardening goals.Whether you're motivated by sustainability, self-sufficiency, or simply the joy of nurturing thriving plants, "Hydroponics for Beginners" is your comprehensive resource for successful soil-less gardening. Embrace the innovative power of hydroponics, unlock your green thumb, and experience the satisfaction of growing your own vibrant and nutrient-rich crops.Packed with inspiring visuals, practical tips, and real-life success stories, this book is a valuable companion for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Join the growing community of hydroponic gardeners, and embark on an exciting journey towards sustainable, efficient, and bountiful harvests with "Hydroponics for Beginners" today!

It's 1956 and Inspector Ted Stratton must investigate the murder of a young man in London who had just recently left the Foundation for Spiritual Understanding, a new age cult based in Suffolk. Traveling to Suffolk, Inspector Stratton encounters a community of fervent believers led by an enigmatic, charismatic leader, and a femme fatale with a shady past.

"First UK edition (as A Capital Crime) (Quercus): 2010."

This incredibly easy-to-follow diet allows you to eat five meals a day without restricting calories, and create the best health you've ever had! Written by ultra-marathoner and health coach Laura Wilson, who has used these principles to turn her own health around, this diet is easy to stick to, provides all your macro and micro-nutrient needs, and supports bodily regeneration and healing without the use of medical interventions. Discover a simple, practical way to eat, that will help you to heal health problems including: weight issues / obesitybad skin / premature aginglow energy / chronic fatiguepoor sleep / insomniastress and depressionpoor concentrationmood swingsbladder or kidney problemsdull skin, eczema, acne or psoriasisbrittle hair and nailsfrequent infections, colds, yeast infectionsallergiestype 2 Diabeteshigh cholesterolheart diseaseBy following Laura's easy-to-learn protocol, you will be eating naturally alkaline foods that support your body and promote optimum health. The meals you will be eating take very little time to prepare each day, making this diet convenient no matter what your day-to-day routine is like. Laura shares her own inspiring story and the fantastic results that thousands of people following her eating plan have achieved. Full of helpful information, advice and delicious recipes, this is a comprehensive resource for anyone wishing to turn their health around.

Following up on The Innocent Spy, the second Ted Stratton novel is set in the summer of 1944, almost five years into the war. Bombs are still falling in London and everyone is thoroughly exhausted of the war. In the middle of all this Stratton investigates a string of deaths in a hospital, where he suspects a serial killer might be at work.

Diana Calthorp is a society beauty, escaping a loveless marriage by doing just a little spying for MI5. Ted Stratton is a working-class copper, poking with little passion into the death of a sad, middle-aged woman. In an ordinary world, their paths would never cross, but the war has turned the world on its head. When the two start chatting, they discover they have more in common than one might imagine. Both of them are running up against very peculiar and very solid roadblocks. Could collaboration help find ways around the obstacles?

It's the fall of 1940, and London is being destroyed by the Blitz. Every night, its citizens cram into shelters, basements, subway stations - anything to avoid the bombs. And every morning, they awake to scenes of fresh devastation. But some of those citizens don't wake up. In many cases, it's the bombs that are to blame. But for a handful of the dead, there seems to have been a more immediate cause. The victims were all prostitutes, like the victims of another, notorious serial killer. Jack the Ripper may be long gone, but it's clear that someone is following in his footsteps. Based on the true story of the "Blackout Ripper."

In this latest historical mystery in the award-winning "Inspector Stratton" series, it is the summer of 1958 and Stratton is investigating the murder of a rent collector in Notting Hill, a part of London seething with racial tensions between Caribbean immigrants and their white working class neighbors. Based on real events and characters, The Riot is both an involving murder mystery, and a fascinating dive into London life in 1958.

"In association with the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin."

This book empowers you to take a fresh, effective approach to getting better data from your surveys.

She has it all. How far would she go to keep it? A breathtakingly tense thriller from the author of THE WRONG GIRL, about one woman's determination to defend what's hers - and how quickly a straightforward plan can spiral out of control. Perfect for fans of Katerina Diamond's The Secret and Fiona Barton's The Widow.

Spectatorship, Embodiment and Physicality in the Contemporary Mutilation Film explores 'physical spectatorship': the representation of mutilation on the screen and the physical responses this evokes. The book is organised around the study of a series of dynamic engagements that reconfigure the film-viewer relationship.

A dark and gripping mystery of celebrity obsession and the lies families tell each other.

"Rather than the proverbial melting pot, Wilson asks us to recognize a West that is at least a place where, against a backdrop of aridity and expansive space, diverse lives can and do coexist." -John Rohrbach

In the heat of summer, 1958, tensions are escalating in DI Stratton's new manor of Notting Hill, as a murder exposes society's divisions.

Defines an agenda for future policy, research, and practice, providing older Americans with opportunities to have an impact in their local, national, and global communities. This book is useful for those working with non-profit, government, and corporate organizations concerned with public policy, community affairs, volunteerism, and education.