New Releases by Jon Davis

A fascinating study of the reforms of British central government in the post-war years, from Harold Macmillan to Edward Heath. The book also looks in detail at the relationship between the Civil Service and ministers, including the Fulton Report of 1968 and the war it caused in Whitehall. Meticulously researched and written by an expert in the field.

Nelson English: Essential Anthology is a source-based, flexible series of resources to support the new Key Stage 3 Programme of Study through a blend of print and online. Offering a differentiated, skills-focused approach for the delivery of Reading, Writing, Grammar and Vocabulary, and Spoken English.

This text is designed with the AICPA model tax curriculum in mind, presents the introductory federal taxation course from a business entity perspective. WFT Volume IV provides thorough and adequate coverage of all relevant code and regulations. This text is an ideal fit for the program that offers only one course in taxation and wants students to be exposed to corporate taxation as well as individual taxation. This text assumes no prior course in taxation has been taken.

If Walt Whitman had come back to face America at the end of the 20th Century, these are the poems he might have written. Whether adapting the long Whitmanian line, reinventing the prose poem, or alternating lyric and prose meditations, Jon Davis has taken the measure of these times and found a world where virtue has been devoured by appetite, where the private and familial have been invaded by the tawdry, the commercial, and the vicious, as if our lives were hotwired to our television sets, our minds crackling with the loose electricity of an experiment gone wrong. In poems that are ambitious and political without being sententious or partisan, Davis turns to the power of words for a way to reconcile the irreconcilable, praising language as a rich, entangled, and inexhaustible source of solace and meaning. With Scrimmage of Appetite, Jon davis has fulfilled Wallace Stevens''s image of a poet merciless / To accomplish the truth in his intelligence.

The story of the beautiful stepdaughter who goes to the ball given by the handsome prince with the aid of her Fairy Godmother.

Wellington Square has been developed to help children who have a reading age of around two years behind their chronological age, and will be particularly effective with children who are still having difficulty reading books written for 5-6 year olds. Each level comprises a set of six main reading books, ranging from wordless picture books at Level 1 to 32-page story books with some full-page text at level 5.

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