Bücher von Christine Thompson-Wells

We are now into part three of our exciting Chelsea flower journey and what a journey it has been, full of excitement, colour, fun and adventure. There are not only flower growers and many artists showing their sculptor displays, but there is a myriad of different people from around the world, and these people all bring their uniqueness and ideas to this magical event. To sit in one of the many restaurants or cafés while eating our egg and cress sandwiches, and sipping a Pimms, one can hear different accents, each full of excitement and enjoyment as the conversations grow louder and the laughter continues. And so it is, we remember the sunny day, aching and tired feet and the hundreds of photographs, going into the thousand, sifting through the brochures as we recall the event... And yes, we hope to be there in 2024, the flight tickets booked so the plans are in place....!

The complete book, the Magic of Chelsea is a popular book. The reason we publish this popular book is that so many people, across the world, would like to go to the Chelsea Flower Show, but are unable to do so. It is this reason that we have decided to cut the full book into three parts and to make it affordable for all of the people who want to enjoy the journey the pages offer. This is Part One and there are three books that make up the complete set.Christine

Welcome to Part Two of 'The Magic of Chelsea. In this part we introduce you to the beautiful Show Gardens and give you ideas of how small spaces can be transformed. We also go inside the Great Pavilion to show you different flower displays, finishing up with the beautiful display of orchids. There are many flower photographs for you to slowly go through and enjoy. The clematis are especially beautiful in this show, but so too, for succulent lovers are the displays of astonishing flowering succulents. Please and love the moments of this beautiful book.Christine

The Flower Arrangers Diary is a perfect companion to 'How To Create Easy Flower Arrangements.' The Diary shows many wonderful and different approaches to flower arranging and flower arrangement construction. The Diary is an ideal asset for avid flower arrangers.

Puberty and enhancing our children's knowledge. At no time in human history have our younger generations been exposed to such overstimulating and screen bombardment of information. Some information is beneficial while some is dangerous and destructive to the human mind and to the young person's health and wellbeing. This bombardment comes from social media, destructive celebrity images, peer pressure, self-harm, underage drinking, drug taking and underage sexual activity. A way of keeping our teens safe is to give them informed information through thoroughly researched education from either their school or home environment.This workbook has a CD or Link that assists parents with learning how the human body changes and grows as the child goes into and through puberty. The benefits of working with our children over this important phase of their life cannot be overstated. Many parents worry about their children or child's safety, by making our children aware and building life skills, the child is better equiped to manage both their physical body and mental wellbeing when facing life challenges.

This is an exciting novel that can be used by children in so many different ways. Primarily, the book can be read as a fun, exciting book that allows children to think the right way: How much money do they have? How do they spend and save money? When do they use a helmet when cycling and what are the consequences of not using one? Maintaining and looking after things - Will''s bike is fixed by a member of the Grigan race from the Planet of Grigan. Family values, rules and ethics. Will learnt such great lessons on the Planet of Zadril; I loved page 161. Lovely ending; makes you want to read the next book.Γ¥£ Liz Pennell, Teacher and Mother

"Teaching money management in a fun and interesting way is a tall order. On the whole, most teachers do not feel they have the skills, knowledge or resources to tackle personal finance education. Can Will Jones help? Context, narrative and purpose are three essential ingredients to feed dialogue and discussion, and the Will Jones resources for primary schools mix all three in a dynamic way. Children join Will and Ben on a rich adventure set on the wealthy planet of Ozimoth, where they can find out more about how to manage money, and realise the importance of a money system, using a fictitious currency called Rupins. The story and play aim to get children thinking more carefully about what to do with their money and the life choices they can make. The charming narrative is well written: the story would work well as a class reader and the play could be staged as an assembly. The Rupins concept is a great place to start and children will enjoy the adventure..." Source extracted: TES Times Education Supplement No 4714 8 December 2006 International Accreditation.

This is an internationally accredited, Continued Professional Development (CPD) book and supports the accredited, independent training course in financial education. It is comprehensive and has many illustrations that help people who are working on home budgets, running a small business, or working in a corporation. In Making Cash Flow, and within the many diagrams, the reader is introduced to the Financial Existence Panel. This Panel helps people to identify where they are now and how to move forward in their thinking and wealth creation. Making Cash Flow has been written with the author''s own experiences of managing a business in the grips of a recession. Making cash flow is a fundamental responsibility for nearly all adults. Christine says, ''If we don''t come to grips with how money works, all sorts of headaches, money breakdowns and money chaos follow, whether in the home or the workplace. Making Cash Flow is written in an easy-to-understand style and allows the reader to take control of their own money situation.''

Overview of the story so far: Will has been working all day long for the farmer on the Island of Ozimoth. One good thing about the day, thought Will as he rode his bike home: 'Today is payday'. The farmer had paid Will the same amount of money as he usually paid him, but this time, the farmer had given Will a 10% bonus because he had really worked hard for the last two weeks. Will was busily thinking about the bonus and wanted to know how much money the farmer had paid him. He was thinking too hard and suddenly, while riding his bike on the way home, he has an accident - Will comes off his bike and finds he is lying on the grass at the side of the gravel road next to a field. While he was trying to collect his thoughts, after the accident and still lying on the grass, Will thinks he hears the familiar sound of a space ship's motor. He is right, he does! Will, joins the Grigan Leader, and his guards and they journey to the Planet of Grigan. While on Grigan, Will takes an un-expected journey to the Planet of Zadril. Scene One takes place when Will is hurtling down the large, black hole under the large tree on the Planet of Grigan!

A Quick Overview How it works: You have senses, from your senses you receive information. Once the information is received you process it through your neuron connections in your brain. These neuron connections are indeed electrical transmitters that help to create and work as your mind. The processing of information may be connected to your past experiences held within your memory. Once you have processed the information you take action. For instance: you open the fridge and there's no milk. You process this information in your mind. The remedy you think: get in the car, go to the shops, buy some milk. Going to buy the milk is the action you take after your mind has done the processing of: needing milk! Of course the human brain and mind are far more complicated than this. It's knowing how to drive your human mind that takes knowledge and understanding. When you know how to make the right choices at the right times this leads to wellbeing, mind health, self achievement and self-sustainability. How it works: you have senses, from your senses you receive information. Once the information is received you process it through your neuron connections in your brain. These neuron connections are indeed electrical transmitters that help to create and work as your mind. The processing of information may be connected to your past experiences held with in your memory. Once you have processed the information you take action. For instance: you open the fridge and there's no milk. You process this information in your mind. The remedy you think: get in the car, go to the shops, buy some milk. Going to buy the milk is the action you take after your mind has done the processing of: needing milk! Of course the human brain and mind are far more complicated than this. It's knowing how to drive your human mind that takes knowledge and understanding. When you know how to make the right choices at the right times this leads to wellbeing, mind health, self-achievement and self-sustainability.