Alison Brown

This sweet and silly board book is perfect for children to read with their amazing moms Moms are different in every family, but one thing's for sure: they are all amazing. With a mix of silly and serious, this adorable board book uses colorful illustrations, rhyming text, and sweet animal mothers and babies to put a spotlight on everything that makes moms special

'Moms don't sleep. They just worry with their eyes closed.' Are you losing sleep while your mind jumps to every worst-case scenario? Are you parenting from a place of fear? If you're a helicopter mom who can't seem to relax, Alison can relate and she wants to help you break the habit of worry and live with peace instead - the way God intended. Most of what people worry about will never actually happen. If you're a chronic worrier, knowing this doesn't put the fire out, nothing does until you're willing to fan the flame of a whole new fire. In Don't Let What If Ruin What Is, Alison shares her deeply personal battle with worry and what she has coined her 'FIRE process'; Faith, Inner Work, Real Food and Exercise, to give you the tools needed to break the habit. Read on and have hope that you too can set worry down and live your life instead.

'Moms don't sleep. They just worry with their eyes closed.' Are you losing sleep while your mind jumps to every worst-case scenario? Are you parenting from a place of fear? If you're a helicopter mom who can't seem to relax, Alison can relate and she wants to help you break the habit of worry and live with peace instead - the way God intended. Most of what people worry about will never actually happen. If you're a chronic worrier, knowing this doesn't put the fire out, nothing does until you're willing to fan the flame of a whole new fire. In Don't Let What If Ruin What Is, Alison shares her deeply personal battle with worry and what she has coined her 'FIRE process'; Faith, Inner Work, Real Food and Exercise, to give you the tools needed to break the habit. Read on and have hope that you too can set worry down and live your life instead.

God's BLUEPRINT reveals God's Master Plan for the redemption of mankind. Just the first few letters in the book of Genesis, in the original Hebrew language, reveals God's seven thousand year plan as Dr Brown explains. God outlines His Master Plan further, in Leviticus 23, with the seven festivals. Each of these Hebrew feasts contain more mysteries. Finally, using the science of gematria, numerology and the Hebrew alphabet more mysteries unfold. Dr Brown's letter to President Trump gives a glimpse into the accuracy of the Hebrew calendar from events that have already taken place, such as the rise of Hitler and the holocaust, and postulates when the 'hidden day', the rapture of the church, is likely to take place. Just as the first four feasts have been perfectly fulfilled in Yeshua's first coming so, she argues, the last three feasts will also be perfectly fulfilled in Yeshua's second coming. She also examines the significance of the two menorah's as well as the three trumpet blasts of the shofar. A fascinating study, this book should be part of the library of every serious student of prophecy.

In the final decades of the nineteenth century, the Glasgow Style introduced Art Nouveau in Britain and helped transform an industrial city into Scotland’s premier cultural capital. The predominant force behind the Glasgow Style was Charles Rennie Mackintosh, an architect and designer who personified the movement’s intellectual freedom, sensuality, and spirit of collaboration. This lively and informative book showcases the work of Mackintosh and contextualizes it in relation to a larger circle of designers and craftspeople with which he shared sources, stylistic features, and patrons. Filled with color illustrations, archival materials, and essays, this volume explores every aspect of the Glasgow Style—from beautifully appointed homes and restaurants to everyday works of needlepoint, cups and saucers, stained glass windows, magazine illustrations, and textiles. It traces the birth of the Glasgow Style to The Glasgow School of Art, where Mackintosh met fellow students, including his future wife, who would form an influential circle nicknamed the “Immortals.” And it reveals how the rise of the Glasgow Style went hand-in-hand with the founding of the city’s Technical Arts School, where students trained in both industrial and artistic crafts, which helped establish a talented and creative workforce. Far-reaching and influential, the Glasgow Style improved nearly every facet of daily life. This book celebrates the immense achievements of Mackintosh and his fellow designers and highlights their impact in the United States and beyond.

A collection of four poems which explore childhood memories and grown up anxieties. The collection begins with 'Hopefully' which takes a wry look at the way we treat each other and how difficult it is to see ourselves as others might. 'Identity Theft' takes a light hearted look at an identity issue many of us face at work. 'Two' explores the way children and adults relate to their pets and how our childhood memories stay with us into adulthood and help to shape the way we experience the world. 'Almost Everything' examines loss and grief.

Olet rakas viikon kaikki päivät, tunnit, minuutit. Kuukaudet ja vuodet, niiden aivan kaikki sekunnit… Yhdessä kaikkein rakkaimpien kanssa nautittavaksi. Jokaiselle meille, niin isoille kuin pienille, on tärkeää saada kuulla olevansa rakastettu. Liikuttavassa, riimitellyssä kuvakirjassa Pikkuhiiri pohtii, miten kauan vanhemman rakkaus kestää, ja saa kauneimman mahdollisen vastauksen. Päivät kuluvat, vuodenajat vaihtuvat ja vuodet seuraavat toistaan, mutta rakkaus pysyy.

One of the first words a child learns to recognise, and then to write, is his own name. He identifies not simply with its shape and sound, but often with its origin, especially if he shares it with someone he loves and respects.
 
 Bible names were often derivatives of Greek or Hebrew words of very significant meaning. Some were chosen by the baby's parents as an expression of their hopes for its future, while others were given, or changed, by God himself in order to describe a new identity that he wished the person to embody.
 
 Bible Names, written for the primary age-group, presents simple biblical truths about God's promises, repentance, faith, and obedience, using the lives and names of some well-known Bible characters, presented in chronological order. Some activities are provided to help children recap the main facts in each lesson.
 
 *Bible Names is a sequel to A Bible Alphabet, Bible Numbers and Bible Animals which are also published by the Trust.

At the Golden Dodo Zoo, Mo the raccoon is bored, bored, bored. There must be something amazing he can do! It certainly isn't making ice-creams or blowing up balloons. But when Big Ron the robber starts causing trouble, it's up to mighty Mo to save the day! This hilarious story about an unlikely hero will appeal to any child with a sense of adventure. Keep your little superhero entertained with these bright, lively illustrations from the talented Alison Brown (Eddie and Dog) - perfect for fans of Claire Freedman's Superkid.

Siellä sarvikuonot luistelevat sulavasti, gorillat leipovat herkullisia kakkuja ja pieni energinen pesukarhu... saa aikaan kauhean kaaoksen! Mutta eiköhän Mestari-Masa vielä löydä jotakin mielekästä ja MERKITTÄVÄÄ tekemistä? Mainio kuvakirja kertoo siitä, miten säilyttää iloinen mieli silloinkin, kun kaikki tuntuu menevän pieleen.

'Think Thin Be Thin' is a total weight loss program which will help you to attain your ideal weight and, more importantly, stay there You don't have to count calories or follow yet another crash or fad diet. In fact Dr Alison reveals why these don't work and why they will often help to actually increase your weight in the long-term. Instead, Dr Alison will help you to re-program your mind to literally 'Think Thin Be Thin' for good In addition to this book there is also a mind programming audio MP3 available as well as a thirty minute personal consultation via Skype. For more details check out www.thinkthin.eu.

This volume examines Florentine society at crucial moments of change that are often treated separately in historical narratives: the later years of Medici government under the aegis of Lorenzo the Magnificent, the four tumultuous years of Savonarola's religious regime from 1494 to 1498, and the unsettled early decades of the sixteenth century. Drawing upon original research conducted during the past decade, it provides important insights into the politics and conflicting ideologies in the city as experienced by different levels of society, not only by the politicians, preachers, and intellectuals whose voices are more familiar to us, but also by women and lower-class citizens. Since no single paradigm is adequate to describe these years of flux, this volume attempts to reassess the period by uncovering the debate underlying nearly all the topics it discusses. In this way, it offers a new and multifocused approach to the study of this important and influential period in Florentine history. Alison Brown is Emerita Professor of Italian Renaissance History at Royal Holloway, University of London. Her books on Florentine politics and political thought include Bartolomeo Scala, 1430-1497, Chancellor of Florence: The Humanist as Bureaucrat (1979); The Medici in Florence: The Exercise and Language of Power (1992); The Renaissance (1999); and The Return of Lucretius to Renaissance Florence (2010).

An Archaeological and Historical Investigation into Southamptons French Quarter

The gripping story of the first students to be educated in the Mackintosh Building at Glasgow School of Art, this book coincides with the 100th anniversary of the official inauguration of the Mackintosh Building, which is accompanied by a major exhibition at Glasgow School of Art. Because of the increasing interest in Mackintosh himself, the building has become a tourist attraction with 20,000 visitors a year. The book offers fresh insight and new perspectives into the building's history on the lives of the first generation of students.