Society & Social Sciences books

Supports students studying primary teaching to develop deep subject knowledge across primary subjects beyond literacy...  Read More >>

A collection of poetry, short fiction, and essays by members of the Washashores Writers Collective of Martha's Vineyard....  Read More >>

Making profits out of war is an ancient phenomenon. There are enterprises who constantly supply material to prepare...  Read More >>

For those who have answered the call to serve-strength is expected. Composure is required. Weakness is not an option....  Read More >>

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In this raw and moving memoir of redemption, a courageous pursuit of healing leads to triumph over what once felt...  Read More >>

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For those who have answered the call to serve-strength is expected. Composure is required. Weakness is not an option....  Read More >>

In this raw and moving memoir of redemption, a courageous pursuit of healing leads to triumph over what once felt...  Read More >>

​""I am not the 'madwoman' they tried to label at seventeen. I am simply a woman who survived the silence.""  Read More >>

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A practical, classroom-focused guide for trainee secondary teachers on how to synthesise the Learning Sciences for...  Read More >>

Designed for ECS/EY students, this book simplifies complex child development concepts with the latest research,...  Read More >>

This is an accessible guide for schools, supporting staff with creating meaningful lessons about mental health for...  Read More >>

This book introduces 18 foundational studies in political ...  Read More >>

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Cardiophoros is a confessional poetry book with a stream-of-consciousness style by neurodivergent author Sadia Hakim....  Read More >>

Over the past decade, those working in human resources and organizational culture have felt the ground shift beneath...  Read More >>

A bug-tastic and social justice-filled new early chapter book series! Bee and her friends love parties, but her...  Read More >>

A collection of ancient spells and incantations, translated and interpreted for today's reader, brings long-ago...  Read More >>

The question is not whether Shakespeare studies needs feminism, but whether feminism needs Shakespeare. This is...  Read More >>

An unflinching look at the shame, secrecy, and desperation of failing at motherhood, and one woman's journey to...  Read More >>

The compulsively readable new book from The Rest is Classified host Gordon Corera. About how one man – Vasili Mitrokhin...  Read More >>

Ray Khan was the most unlikely confidential informant in law enforcement history, yet he found himself a fugitive,...  Read More >>