Tom Hunter Bücher

Nicht erst seit Fridays for Future nimmt das Bewusstsein um die Folgen unserer ganz persönlichen Entscheidungen größeren Raum ein als je zuvor. Obwohl die Bewältigung der Klimakrise einen umfassenden Systemwandel voraussetzt, können wir schon durch die Nahrungsmittel, die wir zu uns nehmen, und ihre Zubereitung Veränderungen bewirken. In Deutschlands Haushalten werden jedes Jahr 4,4 Millionen Tonnen Lebensmittel weggeschmissen. Dieses Buch ist ein Manifest gegen die gegenwärtige Lebensmittel- verschwendung. Tom Hunt deckt unter Bezugnahme auf die neuesten Forschungsergebnisse und Richtlinien im ersten Teil detailliert die Problematik auf und bietet gleichzeitig umsetzbare Lösungen an. In seinem »Root-to-Fruit-Konzept« geht es darum, mit Genuss und Kreativität vegetarisch, saisonal und lokal zu kochen, nachhaltigere Landwirtschaft zu fördern, die Artenvielfalt zu unterstützen und keinen Abfall zu produzieren. Der zweite Teil enthält über achtzig Rezepte, die zeigen, wie einfach es ist, besser zu essen und damit nicht nur die Gesundheit, sondern auch das Wohlergehen unseres Planeten zu unterstützen.

Tom Hunter's outstanding artwork and clever brainteasers provide entertainment and instruction for children, parents and teachers. Canada is home to hundreds of species of amphibians, reptiles and insects, as well as over 1,200 different kinds of larger animals: birds, fish and mammals. Hunter provides an introduction to many of these species. Canadian Wildlife Activity Book: Volume One contains over 200 detailed illustrations, including the largest creature that has appeared on Earth: BC's blue whale, a mammal that weighs up to 120 tonnes. Canada is also home to North America's smallest mammal—the pygmy shrew, which weighs about the same as a soda cracker.The Canadian Library Association calls this "a splendid activity book . . .drawings are accurate and the animals look as if they could step off the page . . .invaluable on a family camping holiday."

The book delves into the establishment and evolution of a cotton spinning mill founded by David Malcomson in 1825 in Portlaw, County Waterford. It highlights the integration of weaving and finishing processes, the peak employment of 1,648 in 1856, and the eventual bankruptcy of the Malcomson empire in 1876. By analyzing the development, structure, and performance of the Portlaw cotton industry, it offers valuable insights into the economic and urban history of nineteenth-century Ireland.

In 1998 London-based artist Tom Hunter was awarded the John Kobal Photographic Prize for Woman Reading a Possession Order, an image of a young woman standing at a window reading an eviction notice with a baby at her side. The photograph is part of a series of work that features the community of squatters in Hackney with whom Hunter is familiar, and which he titled Persons Unknown. Directly referencing Vermeer's A Girl Reading at the Open Window through composition, color, and play of light, Hunter produced an image that, as with Vermeer's represntations of the Dutch working class, ennobles his subjects. Hunter's concern with the political issues surrounding the rights of squatters, travelers, and other outsiders is consistently reflected in his choice and treatment of his subjects. Also included here is a new series of portraits that Hunter began in 1998 while traveling around Europe. Entitled Travellers, it focuses on the domestic environments of this nomadic group. Published in conjunction with White Cube.

A loving husband is forced into an impossible dilemma: let his wife die or kill a perfect stranger. A brilliantly pacy, high-concept thriller for fans of Harlan Coben, John Marrs and TM Logan.

The author of Killer Choice delivers another nail-biting novel about a hit- and-run and a lie that goes horribly wrong.

In Mounties for Kids, acclaimed wildlife artist Tom Hunter turns his pen to creating fun activities for children about the history of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Founded in 1873, the RCMP has gone through many changes, from a force that travelled by horse and dogsled to one that uses modern investigation techniques. The activities in these pages will introduce kids to different types of police work--from enforcing traffic laws to tracking suspects--and expand their appreciation of the RCMP's role in Canada's history. Tom Hunter's activity books have won wide praise from children, parents, and teachers for the quality of the artwork and their originality. Mounties for Kids is an engaging and educational resource for the whole family.

An ancient relic holds the key to cataclysmic power, and world domination. The race is on to see who gets it first. Samuel McCarthy, lead archeologist of a six-person team, must find it first, to keep it out of the hands of the deadly, unstoppable Bruard dynasty. Senior Bruard soldier, Pin Nam-Gi, continues to track the team after nearly burying them alive. His vicious determination to get to the ancient papal cap is relentless. Stopping him seems a distant fantasy. The Knights of the Spring Dream, a secret order shrouded in the desert sands, protects the ancient relics of St. Augustine. They are Samuel’s only option. He must seek out Fatima, the head of the Order, and gain her assistance before the ruthless enemy can reach her. Will Samuel get there first, or will the power of the Bruard prove once and for all that might makes right?

For decades, Tom Hunter's outstanding artwork and clever brainteasers have provided both entertainment and a valuable educational resource for children, parents, and teachers. In Critters for Kids, Hunter introduces a wide range of creatures found in Canada, the United States, and Mexico. From racoons and roadrunners to armadillos and whales, the activities in this collection will engage children's curiosity and problem-solving skills while teaching them about the diverse wildlife species of North America.

"Western Canada is home to thousands of distinct species of mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, and insects. Highlighting over two hundred animals found across the west, acclaimed artist Tom Hunter provides a fun, fact-filled introduction to wildlife for children ages nine to twelve. Learn to tell the difference between the mountain goat and the Rocky Mountain bighorn. Find out where you can spot a wolverine in the wild. Discover which species of shark live off the west coast of Canada. Each species has a detailed, scientifically accurate illustration and essential facts about where it lives, what it eats, and what makes it unique. From the largest marine mammals to the tiniest insects, this book will open your eyes to the amazing variety of animals living all around you."--