Bücher von Jeremy Smith

Plagued by dreams night after night, Susan eventually visits a hypnotherapist in the hope that he might be able to unravel what is causing them.The result is far from what either of them expect and leads them into danger as they race across the world in an attempt to stave off the destruction of the Earth from climate change which is about to go past the point of no return.

A Teddy Bear's view of the world we all live in. Seen from the height of a small teddy bear, the world that most of us take for granted can become a very different place.Follow James as he takes his first steps in the land of the humans and helps even grown ups learn how to be young again.This story for children features our hero teddy as he gets into adventures and discovers the world we live in as well as the world we all have in our imaginations.Each chapter makes an ideal story to read before bed as well as being suitable for children to read on their own.

A real-life story about a little boy who had his innocence stolen from him, who was abused, neglected and brutalized by his own family and local employer and with a life-changing disability was crucified by a corrupted and collusive Queensland Government system who punished him for pure honesty.

Red Nations offers an illuminating and informative overview of how the non-Russian republics of the Soviet Union experienced communist rule. It surveys the series of historical events that contributed to the break-up of the Soviet Union and evaluates their continuing resonance across post-soviet states today. Drawing from the latest research, Professor Smith offers comprehensive coverage of the revolutionary years, the early Soviet policies of developing nations, Stalin's purges and deportations of small nationalities, and the rise of independence movements. Through a single, unified narrative, this book illustrates how, in the post-Stalin period, many of the features of the modern nation state emerged. Both scholars and students will find this an indispensable contribution to the history of the dissolution of the USSR, the reconstruction of post-Soviet society, and its impact on non-Russian citizens from the years of the Russian Revolution through to the present day.

Through his analysis of selected major developments in the history of English, Jeremy Smith argues that the history of the language can only be understood from a dynamic perspective. The reader is provided with a synthesis of recent developments in English historical linguistics.

This study explores relations between Britain and Ireland during the late-19th and early-20th century. The text provides the background to the unfolding and dramatic events in both Northern Ireland and in Britain as the United Kingdom moves towards a federal constitutional structure.