Ken Russell Bücher

Dieses Buch enthält 14 Tests, an denen sie sich versuchenkönnen. Für jeden einzelnen sowie für alle Tests wurde eine Bewertungsskala angelegt, anhand der sie ihren eigenen IQ einschätzen können

Set in a dystopian future, the narrative explores a society where Great Britain's fervor for football has transformed the sport into a state-sanctioned religion. The story delves into the consequences of this obsession, highlighting the oppressive measures taken by authorities to enforce conformity and control over the populace. Themes of fanaticism, societal norms, and the loss of personal freedoms are woven throughout, creating a chilling reflection on the intersection of sport and power.

The book reimagines the lives of composers Edward Elgar and Frederick Delius, highlighting their contrasting personalities and backgrounds as provincial boys. Through a unique blend of biography and fiction, it brings their stories to life, offering fresh perspectives on these quintessentially English figures.

IQ tests are a commonplace feature of both the educational system and recruitment and selection procedures.Succeed at IQ Tests contains 400 questions, typical of those you are likely to encounter in actual IQ tests. The questions are organised into 10 timed tests, each of 40 questions, together with a guide for assessing your performance.By practising the different types of questions, you can improve your verbal, numerical, spatial reasoning skills, boost your confidence and improve your IQ rating.Whether you are faced with an IQ test as part of a job interview, or simply wish to exercise your mind for you own entertainment, Succeed at IQ Tests provides you with plenty of opportunity to practise.

Exploring the history of Holywood, the author presents a nostalgic journey through snippets of news and information from the town's past, dating back to the 1800s. The book contrasts the challenges and simplicity of earlier times with contemporary life, offering readers a glimpse into forgotten moments. Through various advertisements and news items, it evokes memories of familiar places, reigniting reflections on personal experiences and the town's evolving identity. This collection serves as a reminder of the rich tapestry of Holywood's history and its impact on collective memory.

The author's lifelong connection to Holywood, County Down, deeply influences their work, providing a rich backdrop for their storytelling. This personal history and familiarity with the locale shape the themes and characters within the narrative, offering readers an authentic glimpse into the culture and experiences of the area. The book reflects the author's unique perspective and intimate understanding of their hometown, making it a compelling exploration of place and identity.

The book addresses the global health crisis caused by smoking, highlighting the staggering number of annual deaths attributed to smoking-related diseases. It explores the impact of tobacco use on individuals and society, examining the various health risks and the need for public awareness and prevention strategies. Through compelling statistics and personal stories, the narrative emphasizes the urgency of combating this epidemic and promoting healthier lifestyles.