Bøger af Lynne McPherson

You'd have to be a 'Goose' to work for the Government! Not just any Goose; but 'The Goose'!When someone goes on holidays, they need a replacement. That's where a real Goose comes into his own. What started out as an office joke, became the inspiration for this book. So, if you want to have a good laugh at life as a Government Employee, then read this book!

You just can't keep a good Goose down! This time folks The Government Goose is insisting on joining The Army! What an experience it was!!! This time minus his koala mates Reg and Barry, who were made to stay home due to behaviourial issues, The Goose takes his friend Lynne to what he thinks is the Army Recruitment office!Tanks, radio desks, dudes behind glass and a large dog all add to the mayhem. Include with that a bunch of confused civilians who think The Goose is really a garden gnome taking snaps for his postcards, and you start to see where this is all headed ... maybe?So grab your Army scarves, collect your ration packs, find your firearms, and join The Goose as he investigates the world of Military mayhem. Gooseness help us all!!! YES SIR!!!

Hello folks! I'm warning you right now that you just can't keep a good GOOSE down!! He is back again, this time tormenting all those who dare to ride motorcycles. Of course you wouldn't be a true goose without your koala sidekicks - Reg and Barry. I'm not sure what's more scary ... letting the three of them loose in a suburban carport, or letting the three of them run round a suburban front yard minus their pants!So pin your ears back, slide your helmets on, throw over your legs and prepare to roar through the streets as The Goose and his buddies speed off into the world of imaginary motorcycling with ZEN! ... we're all still wondering who Zen IS by the way!!!

"Future's Hope" addresses an extremely neglected area of twin loss, i.e. What happens to our survivors when they grow up? This book helps to instil the sense of hope that is often missing when families experience the grief of losing a twin or higher order multiple birth child. "The Diary" was the beginning. "The Survivor" was the middle. "Future's Hope" is the final part of this twin loss trilogy; a unique story of the complete twin loss life-cycle. This book is not the end; only the beginning of a new journey for the next generation.Share our journey and rejoice in the fact that happiness can be found even amongst the darkest of times!

"The Survivor" examines in detail, the effects upon surviving twins and other higher order multiple-birth loss children and their families, as the survivors progress through childhood and adolescence.An essential addition to Lynne McPherson's first part of her twin loss trilogy, "The Diary", and a 'must-have' for anyone even slightly curious about the behavioural patterns of these unique and very special people.First published in 2003, "The Survivor" was promoted in Las Vegas USA in 2004 by representatives from Multiple Births Canada at the 14th Annual Perinatal Bereavement Conference.

Well you just won't believe it folks! The Government Office has become more like a farmyard! There's a goose, a tribe of feral koalas, and a mob of Secret Squirrels! And when war breaks out between the squirrels and everybody else, it's time to hide under the desk!So gather up your lunchboxes, grab your pointy sticks, pop on your sunnies, and get ready to gather your nuts as we set off along the road to absolute and utter public servant insanity!

Watch out folks! The Government Goose is back! This time he is trying his wing at Fence Building! It's hardhats and hammers all round as The Goose takes charge of a neighbourhood dilemma. So, if you want to learn more about fence building, read this book!

Hi Folks! He's back! And this time he's not alone! This time The Government Goose and his little marsupial mate Reg decide to fly a plane! Keep your seat-belts fastened, and your trays in the safety position as we prepare to "Take Off" on another Goose-raising adventure!... and keep reading if you want to find out what happens when a Goose and a Koala take over the controls!

Hey Ho Goose Fans! The Government Goose and his little koala mate Reg are back for yet another wing-flapping adventure! This time they are on the search for Mary Christmas! They start in Suburbia and end up back in the Government Office, causing their usual havoc and mayhem along the way! So bring out your tinsel, put on your Christmas hats, and grab something alcoholic; because you're going to need it!... and keep reading if you want to find out what happens when a Goose and a Koala go looking for Christmas! (and it's best NOT to mention about the undies and Santa Claus!!!)

The Government Goose and The Koala are back! YES AGAIN!!! For Gooseness-sakes Folks! Just when you thought you'd set your rat trap ... (or Goose-trap) to get rid of them, they sneak back right under your nose!! This time the Goose-namic duo have stuffed themselves into a little blue phonebox and travelled back to the 1940's ... in downtown Welland, in South Australia! They meet up with a hippie-gnome, a green phone-rabbit, and a man who wears an apron with body parts; and it all serves to validate the reason why you should NOT TAKE DRUGS!!!So pack your alcoholic beverages, take a deep breath, and discover what happens when a Goose and marsupial go wandering around some poor ol' buggar's family home ... hope you don't live to regret it ...(or the poor ol' homeowner either).

The Government Goose is back and on another adventure. This time he has left the confines of his Government Office and has gone out to dinner at a classy Adelaide restaurant. See what happens when a goose is loose and helps his friends in the restaurant celebrate 40 years! It's bow ties all round as The Goose enjoys a night to remember!

This book presents a model of supervision that is based on both contemporary theory and research, which is strongly contextualized to child and family social work. These findings bring 'news of difference' in relation to social work supervision offering hope, inspiration and a contemporary model of supervisory practice.