Michael Clarke Bücher

Michael Clarke was a street fighter, an angry, vicious kid. He grew up in the late sixties and early seventies in Manchester, England, and lived in a rough neighborhood where, he writes, Prostitutes worked the pavement opposite my home, illegal bookmakers took bets in backalley cellars, and street brawls were commonplace.

Exploring the lives of thirty-four British military commanders, this study highlights their personal narratives alongside their historical impact. From Queen Boudica to Bomber Harris, it delves into their roles as leaders, partners, and strategists over two millennia. The book contrasts renowned figures like King Alfred and Wellington with lesser-known commanders such as Lady Aethelflaid and Cuthbert Collingwood. Unique interviews with contemporary commanders provide insights into the enduring principles of leadership and the evolving nature of warfare in the twenty-first century.

Featuring the work of Charles Daubigny, and published to accompany a touring exhibition at the Taft Museum of Art, Cincinnati, USA from 19 February to 26 May 2016; the Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh from 25 June to 2 October 2016 and the Van Gogh Museum from 21 October 2016 to 29 January 2017.

Over 1,900 entries provide succinct and accessible explanations of a variety of terms used in art, covering materials, techniques, styles, and periods. From abstract expressionism to Renaissance, batik to zincograph, this dictionary will help you navigate the wide variety of terms used in the art world.

The book critiques the concept of choice in modern society, exploring its empowering yet overwhelming nature. The author examines whether an abundance of choices truly enhances our lives or instead creates burdens, challenging the common belief that more options are inherently beneficial. Through a concise and engaging analysis, it prompts readers to reconsider the implications of choice in personal and policy contexts.

This book provides strategies for teachers and parents to teach life skills to autistic girls aged 11 to 15, and offers ways to support their wellbeing and boost their self-esteem. Includes advice on communication, mental health, self-regulation, transitions and personal safety.