Best Selling Books by Andrew Davies

The adventures of Dr. Boox who devotes himself to helping animals in trouble.

In August 1892, Keir Hardie took up his seat in Parliament as the first independent Labour MP. Hardie''s world was a bleak one of factories, cities, fledgling trade unions and manual work. Today, over a century on, the computer terminal has replaced the cloth cap and the party leader, Tony Blair, is on the verge of becoming the first Labour Prime Minister for nearly 20 years.

They emerged from the harrowing slums of one of the world''s great cities, malnourished youths clad in bizarre fashions. The scuttlers were the `hoodies'' of their day, and for thirty years they held the streets of Manchester and Salford in a grip of fear. Gangs of Manchester traces the history of the scuttlers from the Rochdale Road War of 1870-1, through the antics of such infamous fighters as the Bellis brothers of Salford and John Hillier, the King of the Scuttlers, until the demise of the gangs at the turn of the century.

Based extensively on interviews, examines the voluntary or involuntary leisure time of the working-class in adjacent English industrial cities. Emphasizes the different experiences of men and women, and the distinct youth culture. Distributed by Taylor and Francis. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

In 2011 Andrew Davies, a dental surgeon, had a brain stem stroke when he was just thirty-three years old. This left him with just a small flicker of movement in his right thumb and only limited speech. Physically there has been very little healing in the years since his stroke but in this book he reveals the healing that has taken place. He says he now has a life worth living but also one he enjoys.In Healing or Hurting, Andrew acknowledges that God can and does heal supernaturally but focuses on the ways in which God often sustains his children when he doesn''t remove the trial. His desire is that this book helps people to understand the potential harm the church can inadvertently cause to people who are suffering by only teaching about God''s desire to heal and neglecting the wish that He may want to provide and sustain. Andrew goes further and suggests lessons Christians could learn from the Apostle Paul''s prayer regarding his thorn in the flesh and details some ethical principles from his medical background by proposing how these could be adopted when praying for the sick.

"Using step-by-step guides that show children how to drawing basic objects, animals and scenes. The book features more than 150 developmental drawing projects that will not only teach children how to draw, but also build their confidence as budding artists and will bring then immense satisfaction."--

Organsysteme verstehen – die einzigartige Buchreihe erklärt Medizinstudenten in der Vorklinik die Organsysteme umfassend mit klinischen Fällen Den menschlichen Organismus verstehen statt Fächer lernen! Für alle, die nicht nur Fächer lernen, sondern lieber wissen wollen, wie der menschliche Organismus funktioniert, ist die neue und einzigartige Buch-Reihe "Organsysteme verstehen" die beste Wahl: Jedes Organsystem wird detailliert erklärt, von der funktionellen Anatomie über die Physiologie und Biochemie bis zur Pathophysiologie. Du erkennst Zusammenhänge innerhalb eines Organsystems, da die relevanten Teile aus den einzelnen Grundlagenfächern integriert dargestellt werden. Das mühsame Blättern in mehreren Lehrbüchern entfällt! Ausgewählte Krankheitsbilder und klinische Fälle zeigen die Verknüpfung der Grundlagenfächer mit der Klinik. Zusätzlich enthält das Buch auch Lernziele für jedes Kapitel - ganz in Anlehnung an die neusten Zielsetzungen zum Kompetenzerwerb des NKLM! Bestens geeignet für Medizinstudenten in Reformstudiengängen, aber auch für Studenten im klassischen Medizinstudiengang, daneben auch für interessierte Physiotherapeuten und weitere Gesundheitsfachberufe in Bachelor-Studiengängen. Diese Bände sind erhältlich: Atmungssystem, Herz-Kreislauf-System, Verdauungssystem, Niere

A wonderfully whimsical book has broad appeal with its clever rhymes and colourful illustrations. It will amuse parents while engaging young people through repeat readings.Featuring everyone'' s favourite zoo animals including Red Pandas, Golden Lion Tamarins, Meerkats and of course Lions, Tigers Giraffes and Elephants.

A pretty yet practical notebook for aspiring bee keepers with snippets of helpful advice on everything from choosing a hive to optimizing your honey production. With plenty of space for your own notes to keep track of your prize bees, plus helpful hints from The National Trust to guide you through the bee keeping year.

Mr and Mrs Hudd are celebrating their wedding anniversary at Elaine and Bob''s house. Friends and family are invited along to share the caviar and to toast this odd-ball couple with champagne. However a creaking floorboard, a leaking pipe and the odd behaviour of the party members makes the day most memorable - for all the wrong reasons.-3 women, 3 men

Ah, the past. A time when children could play in the snow without a helmet, crampons and a risk assessment report. When footballs were made from rhino hide and cricket was played with one pad, if you were lucky. When I Were a Lad... looks at the glorious-yet-risky childhoods of yesteryear before the Health and Safety officers told us we couldn’t do everything because it was too dangerous. It reflects on a time when children were allowed in with the animals at London Zoo; a time before the car seatbelt was invented (let alone used); a time when you were allowed to dress up endangered species in goalkeeping kit and take penalties against them. The authors have trawled through the major historic archives to find some glorious photo opportunities where the safety angle of the participants was the last thing anyone thought of. Children perch happily on lethal, limb-mangling machinery, stand all-smiles on live crocodiles, feed brown bears with their hands and get scooped from the street by passing tram conductors! These truly were the days that Health and Safety forgot, back when I were a lad...

Awwww, the old days. A time when grime were fashionable, school sports a menace and exotic holidays were anywhere you couldn’t cycle to. Take a nostalgic trip back to a time before risk assessment and child welfare, when teachers could belt you over the backside with any hard object smaller than a kettle, and kids could buy fireworks and light casual bonfires. Jam-packed with photos that could be never taken today. Children pose on walls, lean out of high-speed fairground rides and sit happily in the middle of road junctions.

From the creators of Where''s Bin Laden, Where''s Elvis and Where''s Michael the next book in the series asks "Where''s Zayn?" as one fifth of the world''s biggest boy band has gone missing.

A series of beautifully crafted books with engaging and captivating language that incorporate rhyme, repetition, and positional words. These books are designed to enhance early literacy skills, and expand grammar and vocabulary. Parents can rest assured knowing that their children will be immersed in the delightful rhythm of language through the use of rhyming words, which are proven to enhance phonological awareness and boost reading abilities. An engaging educational resource for children from birth.

The WIWAL series - as seen on TV. Photos from a time when it was fun to play with a tangerine box and not an X-box. Includes a section on ‘fun at the seaside’ sampling the very best that Clacton, Skegness and Filey had to offer. Reet grand and gradely from cover to cover. Ah, the past. A time when children could roll in the street, when boys were allowed to play cowboys and indians, and when school dinners were made from some of the hardest substances known to man. When I Were a School Lad... straps on its rose-tinted (National Health) spectacles once more and ventures back into the simpler childhoods of the 40s, 50s and 60s, a time when a “4X4” was a piece of wood, when dinner ladies all looked like Les Dawson and when school teachers were feared. Building on the success of the original book, WIWASL mines the rich vein of nostalgia created by archive photos of children at school. This time round, there are less images of children in peril and more of them indulging in the exotic pastimes of the day, such as stamp collecting, scrumping and mending their pedal car.

If you have ever dreamed of building a car then this book will delight. I took the path off, "Don''t just buy a car - build one", so I did. The joy the frustration of building your own classic replica car.

A collection of stories about the black comedy of people''s - or writers'' - insecurities, imaginings and nightmares. The dirty faxes arrive on a machine belonging to Stephen St John Coke, a stuffy 50-year-old writer. The author is a BAFTA award-winner and creator of A Very Peculiar Practice.

The Defence White Paper of 2009 promised to deliver Force 2030, which had as its centrepiece a force of twelve new highly capable long range submarines. That’s not going to happen. One way or another, Force 2030 will have a submarine fleet that is a compromise on the original vision. This paper, written by Andrew Davies and Mark Thomson, quantifies the submarine capability under different options.

''Australia''s military capability edge in the Asian region has been facilitated by a relative economic advantage that is now eroding. Asian militaries are now expanding and acquiring sophisticated capabilities. This paper, authored by Andrew Davies, examines the drivers of this trend and looks at the implications for Australia.''