Grounded

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I'm not sure if it's the timing, the way it speaks or the beautiful photography, probably all 3, as this book connected with me on a deep level and it's one I'll keep picking up to reread I'm certain. One girl was an Arab American social media star struggling with an absent mother and identity issues and friendships at school. It is a highly personal travelogue through the archaeology of south and east England, primarily in East Anglia and, to a lesser extent, in Wessex, especially Wiltshire. I hope that my project captures a special place on the Suffolk Coast – one that I feel is overlooked in favour of more iconic locations.

Spirited characters with distinctly wrought backgrounds prove both idealistic and realistic while emphasizing the importance of community and the idea that there is more than one way to honor Muslim identity. uk will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing. And Nora has to deal with the pressure of being the daughter of a prominent congresswoman, when all she really wants to do is make fun NokNok videos. The stakes go up as they encounter danger (is there something fishy happening to the animals via transit?Canton is an acute, gentle, companionable and elegiac guide through our past – and so through our present and future. A beautifully presented book, you could spend hours just staring at the photographs alone, the book is very grounded in science with many references to scientific researc.

This is more than a cute kitty caper with humorous airport antics: it’s a thought-provoking adventure about growing up and the need for individuality, independence, and autonomy. What let it down a little for me, is that I found the photography selected (whilst very pretty to look at) always presented an idealised view of nature… everything was pristine, in artfully muted light, and altogether felt too ‘tidy’. At its best, the book benefits hugely from this approach – it has a natural flow that pulls the reader along, making it easy to read.Mobility studies scholar Christopher Schaberg considers the time leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing global plummet in commercial flight. It’s an ideal book to have on the coffee-table to provide a fast-fix dose of escapism; it’s pretty to look at, and contains plenty of mindfulness tenants to ease you through the day.