Books with author David Norman

Ed Sheeran is the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter with a tiny guitar and huge talent! From Sheeran's bohemian childhood to international stardom, read exclusive interviews with friends, relatives, musical collaborators, and key figures in his rise to success. The Grammy-nominated singer has toured with Taylor Swift, has performed with Elton John at the Grammys, and is just getting started! This biography details how Britain's hottest music star made his mark on the music industry playing by his own set of independent rules.David Nolan is an award-winning journalist with biographies on subjects ranging from Simon Cowell to the Sex Pistols.

This book talks about Jesus being born, growing up being obedient to his father (God) and his parents (Mary and Joseph), showing love for his fellow man/woman, suffering and dying for our sins to be forgiven by God and accepting Gods trust that his WILL, will be done. I personally want to thank God for the many blessings he has bestowed upon my life and all of the people I love and love me and for giving his son Jesus the strength and power to redeem us from sin and for teaching us that through Jesus is our road to God. I pray that this book enhance the lives of every reader especially the children of the world, stay strong, faithful and obedient unto God like Jesus did and Jesus will guide you the rest of the way.

Norman Davies' seminal biography of a whole continent; "it brims with learning, crackles with common sense, coruscates with wit and abounds in good judgement." --Felipe Fernandez-Armesto, Sunday Times From the Ice Age to the Cold War, from Reykjavik to the Volga, from Minos to Margaret Thatcher, Norman Davies here tells the entire story of Europe in a single volume. It is the most ambitious history of the continent ever undertaken.

Tell the Truth and Shame the Devil tells the inside story of the biggest historic sex abuse case ever mounted by Greater Manchester Police - the investigation into the systematic abuse of boys at St Ambrose College in Hale Barns by chemistry teacher and church deacon Alan Morris.Author David Nolan was one of Morris's victims and was given unprecedented access to detectives investigating the case. Nolan was there every step of the way, not only experiencing the brutal regime of the school in the 1970s, but also seeing every twist and turn of the case unfold at first hand.He's even given the opportunity to confront Morris 35 years on from his abusive reign at the school.Jimmy Savile... Rolf Harris... the Westminster sex abuse conspiracy... newspaper headlines have been crammed with historic abuse cases. But what really goes on inside such an investigation? How do officers deal with the raw emotions of the victims - not to mention their own revulsion at the crimes? Especially when they uncover a darker secret at the school - stories of even more horrific abuse that have remained hidden for decades.David Nolan takes you on a journey inside the dark heart of an historic abuse case - there's never been a real-life crime story like it.

Cuthbert lives alone at the bottom of the sea and, one day, meets a pretty girl cuttlefish who he tries to impress.His efforts to get to know her come to nothing and when he finally understands the problem, he quickly goes about putting things right.The story aims to show something of what this strange little creature can do; camouflage, change colour etc. and also teaches that being yourself, rather than something that you’re not, is always the best way of making friends.The second half of the book comprises black and white outline copies of the full colour pictures, together with advice and encouragement, allowing those children who have the appropriate Apps; the iPad or similar, to colour the pictures electronically for themselves or, for those who prefer the more traditional methods, to print them out and colour them with pencil, crayon, pen or brush.