Asa Gray

Jane Gray

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Letters of Asa Gray

A tale of ghosts, jealousy, prejudice and passion set in the wilds of Dartmoor, England. 15 year-old Reigneth Gray is the prophet the world has waited for. Her Romany family guard her secret and protect her from the outside world, but when Reigneth is drawn to the young and gifted musician, Johnny Wilmott, love threatens to blow their worlds apart.

The Bitti Chai

Ragnhild Scamell

When the old oak tree in the park dies, the local paper runs a competition for children to write a poem about trees. Jed starts writing immediately. The prize is his photo in the paper and lunch with the mayor! But best of all, Jed discovers that even an old oak tree can have many new lives . . .ABOUT FLYING FOXES-Brilliantly told and excitingly illustrated, these picture readers are a springboard for introducing children to a wide variety of different topics. Each book also includes activity suggestions and author and illustrator biographies to encourage children to explore story topics further. Exciting plots by top authors and bright, contemporary illustrations make reading fun and exciting for all newly-confident readers.Flying Foxes - where ideas take flight!

Jed's Really Useful Poem

Ages 4 to 8 years. Princess Fred can't get the hang of life in her kingdom, where everything is the reverse of what we are used to. She struggles to do things the way everyone else in the kingdom does, but people call her "Princess Backwards". When the castle is threatened, however, Princess Fred realises that her way isn't wrong, just different -- and it may just save the day!

Princess Backwards

This collection of poetry was meant to be responses to phrases and conversations that took place during a decade-long series of romantic relationships with the same partner, but at some point, it became something more than that. It became the opportunity to show the difference between a healthy relationship and a toxic one. It became the chance to relive not only some of the worst moments of my life, but also some of the best ones. It also became the chance to show that there is hope even in the most hopeless situation. That sometimes the best moments in our lives arrive unexpectedly.

Lady Lazarus: A Collection of Poetry

A TALE OF GHOSTS, JEALOUSY, PREJUDICE AND PASSION SET IN THE WILDS OF DARTMOOR Fifteen-year-old REIGNETH GRAY is the prophet her family have waited for, but until she meets the soulmate who can help her to control her gifts, she is vulnerable to dangerous influences both good and evil. Her Romany family guard her secret and protect her from the outside world, but when she is drawn to young, gifted musician, JOHNNY WILMOTT, their love threatens to blow their worlds apart. Johnny's ignorance of Romany ways and awe of Reigneth's power cause a rift between them, but when he uncovers a dark secret about his past he turns to Reigneth for help. Can their families put prejudice to one side for their sake or must they part forever?

Using the history of the Irish linen industry as a substantive case study Spinning the Threads of Uneven Development shows how gendered variations in the division of labor within and between households affected the economic development of the local and regional textile industry beginning with industrialization through to the transition to industrial capitalism. Drawing on a wide range of sources, from census records to folk poetry, Jane Gray develops a dynamic model of gender that links the allocation of labor within households to macro-socioeconomic change. Expanding on recent literature of the salience of gender in the Irish political economy, Spinning the Threads of Uneven Development is important reading for social and economic historians as well as those interested in the role of gender in economic development and Irish history.

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