Deborah Carr Reihenfolge der Bücher

When everything is at stake, how far would you go to save your neighbour?

Introduction : aging in America -- Historical and contemporary perspectives on aging -- Who are older adults today? a contemporary snapshot -- Family and social relationships -- Health and well-being -- Aging policy issues : domestic and international perspectives -- Conclusion.

'A rich and gripping war story that hooked me from the first page...I was effortlessly swept into the drama' USA Today bestseller Andie Newton Divided by war. Reunited by courage.

Two women Two wars A secret that threatens to tear them apart

The world is at war and her country needs her

A moving historical novel inspired by the German occupation of the Channel Islands during WW2. This is a story of courage, resilience and everyday acts of defiance from ordinary people forced to live in an extraordinary time.

Behind every family there's a strong woman holding them together

An incredible historical novel inspired by the true story behind the Boots empire.

The book explores the stark disparities in the experiences of older Americans, highlighting how socioeconomic status, race, and gender significantly impact their well-being. It reveals that many seniors face poverty, chronic illness, and social isolation, while others enjoy comfortable retirements. Through interdisciplinary research, the author examines how factors like stress, health care access, and social networks influence physical and mental health outcomes. The text advocates for policy changes to address these inequalities and improve aging conditions for all.

'A beautiful, heartbreaking novel of war and loss and the resilience of the human spirit' Rosemary, Netgalley Reader The USA Today bestseller! Young nurse, Gemma, is struggling with the traumas she has witnessed through her job. Needing to escape from it all, Gemma agrees to help renovate a rundown farmhouse in Doullens, France, a town near the Somme. There, in a boarded-up cupboard, wrapped in old newspapers, is a tin that reveals the secret letters and heartache of Alice Le Breton, a young volunteer nurse who worked in a casualty clearing station near the front line. Set in the present day and during the horrifying years of the war, both women discover deep down the strength and courage to carry on in even the most difficult of times. Through Alice's words and her unfailing love for her sweetheart at the front, Gemma learns to truly live again. This epic historical novel will take your breath away. Readers are falling in love with The Poppy Field: 'Both heartbreaking and full of hope and happiness' Pam, Goodreads 'Exceptional' Cassie's Books 'A beautifully written, highly enjoyable read' Nicki's Book Blog 'One to watch' Good Housekeeping