Using a variety of styles Dave Hopwood has put together an invaluable drama resource for schools and churches that helps children discover a wealth of stories and truths from the Bible.

'We're all crackheads. We all crave for a different drug that was founded someplace lost in the fabric of time or mind. Some crave for pain, some crave for hope and some crave for truth. It just so happens that 'Curtains Up!' knows how to fulfill these cravings. The poems sealed inside are as real as the ground beneath you or so is the author's belief. Wound up in the bonds are a gamble of words that root from a common ground for mankind... experience. From womb to grave, life seems to constantly make new guidelines like an ever modifying game. 'Curtains Up!' is an attempt to understand this game. Simply put, it is an understanding. An initiative as tedious as counting the stars or tallying the grains of the sand. Possible, but always far from over. The book contains ground shaking realities, which quite controversially help the dust settle. The book translates the numerous doubts or fears that seem rather irrational into intelligible words. This is an invitation to come search for your drug. If you believe that the world holds a lot less than it shows, open the text and find the answers to some, if not all of your queries.

Wendy Baker's curtain design book is full of ideas and, combined with fabrics and easy-to-follow sewing instructions, it makes curtain making a piece of cake.

Suddenly, in 1994, the author stopped taking life for granted. When her existence filled with sunshine, parties and good times came to an end. A near fatal car crash left her comatose for six weeks; Gillian doesn't know what happened on that night and 'never will'. 'Gillian Mk2' chronicles her feisty determination to regain independence in a society where she was invisible. We follow her trek for the first four years. From hospitals, doctors, falls, nurses onto more hospitals, specialists, falls, attitudes, patients... Gillian Firth is lucky, clearly her family adore her, she lives to tell the tale and does so with blunt honesty. She knew nothing and only remembered she smoked because Pathetic bought her cigarettes, into the hospital ironically, her mum went mad. A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is serious, life-changing, but you laugh out loud, then cry and laugh again, as we listen to Gillian speaking. Watch how she improves, cringe or agree with her observations, feel the anger and frustration, be embarrassed by comments and reactions. This author will be remembered for her flippant, but serious, heart rending yet hilarious, kick in the teeth, that's what it is. Funny, factual and inspirational... my eyes are open.

Important American periodical dating back to 1850.

At last, Jean Benedetti has succeeded in translating Stanislavski's huge manual into a lively, fascinating and accurate text in English, remaining faithful to the author's original intentions within a colloquial and readable style for today's actors.