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Juno, the Big Brown Dog, is worried because her sister Juniper is unwell and must travel to London to visit a specialist vet who, hopefully, can make her better. Whilst on this trip, Juno learns that not only dogs get ill, but our environment can become unhealthy. This can cause serious harm to dogs, humans, other animals and their habitats. She also discovers that there are various measures we can take to reverse some of this damage. This beautifully illustrated story of Junoâs adventures in London will help children understand the reality and urgency of The Climate Crisis. All proceeds...

Within most people's lifetimes, the developments in the biotechnology sector will allow us to live increasingly long and healthy lives, as well as provide us with technological innovations that will transform the way we live. But these innovations offer more than just hope for a better life, but hope for better returns too. Financial returns of incredible magnitude await savvy investors and businesspeople who can see the massive changes on the horizon. This book details these...

The successful CFOs in the coming years will be those who build the core capabilities needed to excel - leadership, process management ability and value creation.

In The New CFOs: How Finance Teams and their Leaders...

This book was written for every parent who has ever struggled with that uneasy, anxious, apprehensive gut feeling. You are convinced something is wrong or perhaps different with your child but you just can't put your finger on it. You talk to teachers, administrators, anyone who will listen. They suggest this or tell you to do that. You know deep down inside that it probably isn't the solution, but you are not the expert, so you do what you are told. Slowly, the school year goes by, then the next and the next and nothing changes. Sometimes you start to feel like you are going crazy, that...

Research does not have to mean getting buried in statistics, claims Constance Mellon, and in this unique study she describes an approach to applying the naturalistic inquiry of anthropology and sociology to the field of information science. Drawing on the author's experience in the design of instruction, the book outlines a humanistic and relevant method of naturalistic research whose aim is understanding rather than prediction. Unlike other books on the topic, here the method is directed specifically toward librarianship and its particular needs and problems, and made clear through a...