Books with author Dr David Walker

Pupils BooksHigh interest/low readability books for reluctant and struggling readers. Themed blocks of fiction and non-fiction seize interest to encourage and sustain further reading. Action, escapism, humour and mystery all feature in Pelican HiLo fiction. All non-fiction titles cover popular subjects and explode with colour photography and illustration.Teaching SupportSimple, at-a-glance support cards (FREE with every pack of 6 titles) provide discussion points and support for group work. Ideal for teachers, teaching assistants and parents.

For all cat lovers, their behavior is both fascinating and frustrating.We think we understand them, but we do not.We think we own them, but they own us.We are like lovers who are constantly rebuffed and rejected because their main characteristic is indifference.We struggle with, and seek to break down, that indifference.Within the routine of places to sleep and things to eat, their lives proceed in slow, stately equanimity.So their languid self-possession becomes an emotional magnet for our affection.We flatter ourselves that we do know how they think, and even what motivates them.But the plain fact is that we have barely a clue.This book offers a few sketchy suggestions for the rules which govern their lives.

For all cat lovers, their behavior is both fascinating and frustrating. We think we understand them, but we do not. We think we own them, but they own us. We are like lovers who are constantly rebuffed and rejected because their main characteristic is indifference. We struggle with, and seek to break down, that indifference. Within the routine of places to sleep and things to eat, their lives proceed in slow, stately equanimity. So their languid self-possession becomes an emotional magnet for our affection. We flatter ourselves that we do know how they think, and even what motivates them. But the plain fact is that we have barely a clue. This book offers a few sketchy suggestions for the rules which govern their lives.

For all cat lovers, their behavior is both fascinating and frustrating. We think we understand them, but we do not. We think we own them, but they own us. We are like lovers who are constantly rebuffed and rejected because their main characteristic is indifference. We struggle with, and seek to break down, that indifference. Within the routine of places to sleep and things to eat, their lives proceed in slow, stately equanimity. So their languid self-possession becomes an emotional magnet for our affection. We flatter ourselves that we do know how they think, and even what motivates them. But the plain fact is that we have barely a clue. This book offers a few sketchy suggestions for the rules which govern their lives.