Very good ocndition. Research Methods in Psychology Canadian Edition By Hugh Coolican (Author), Owen Kelly (Author) Product details Hardcover: 416 pages Publisher: Oxford University Press (Oct. 10 2014) Language: English ISBN-10: 0199005591 ISBN-13: 9780199005598 Product Dimensions: 20.3 x 1.7 x 25.4 cm

Research Methods in Psychology Canadian Edition

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Owen, Kelly

Hugh Coolican

Psychology & Counseling

Oxford University Press

Digital creativity

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation

SLEEPING FEET FROM STRANGERS is not a description Cadence Cooper remembers from the brochure that brought her to Charlestowne College, but this jarring reality becomes one of many she encounters as a freshman. Threatened with expulsion from a "Demon of Darkness" professor and tormented by a hellacious roommate, Cadence struggles to survive in this realm of hookups and higher education. Here sex, drugs, and drinking become subjects of study as much as coursework. Just when she's ready to give up the dream of a college degree, she finds romance with a rock star classmate and a position as a student photographer. With her lens focused on the campus and Charleston, a stunning city that teachers its own powerful lessons, Cadence uncovers the details of a devastating rape, a mysterious suicide, and a secret group intent on exposing a scandal that will forever change the school. Knowledge never comes without cost--or surprises. Life with strangers transforms into profound experiences with friends, foes, lovers, and liars in and out of the Holy City's classrooms. Cadence's first-year journey begins with "English 101: The Composition of Life," but where it ends shocks even her.

The College Chronicles: Freshman Milestones

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Boxer Publishing

This beautifully illustrated journal is both a diary and a memorial in one. Three months of diary pages help to express the ever-changing emotions of grief following a bereavement, while carefully considered sections offer space to reflect on significant moments and memories. Created by a bereaved mother to support others experiencing loss and needing a safe place to record their thoughts and emotions.

Life, Without You: A journal through grief

Parenting & Relationships

Independently published

This beautifully illustrated story is an adaptation of the fable of the transformation of the dragonfly. This fable has been long used to explain death and the hope of heaven. This version opens with two siblings talking about missing their sister and wondering where she had gone now that she had died. The mother then tells them the dragonfly story. Using the experience of the death of her eldest child, the author, Kelly Owen, has retold the fable in simple terms to encourage children and families to talk about death and what happens when we die. The book does not shy away from the subject of death, but aims to explain it in a real and loving way. The story starts in the family home as the siblings feel sad and confused about their sister's death, so the parents take them to the park where they discover a dragonfly. The dragonfly story is then told and they reflect on how that might explain their loss. It is a useful book to discuss death when you have experienced a loss in the family. The book is ideal for people of all beliefs and none. The Dragonfly Story offers hope and comfort to the bereaved.

The Dragonfly Story: Explaining the death of a loved one to children and families

Hens' Teeth and Other Rarities

Greystone

Essential Norn Irish: Yer Man's A to Z Guide to Everyday Banter

Brehon Press Ltd

Kelly's Country: Tales from the Farm Gate

CocoSmile

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