Books with author Hutchings

From the opening of the Bridgewater Canal in 1761, until well into the 19th Century, the canal system in Great Britain grew at a tremendous pace. At it's height, there were over 6,000 miles of navigable rivers and canals covering the length and breadth of the country, supplying the vital link between mines, farms, factories and ports. The story of how this was achieved, of the colorful characters who dusg the canals and operated them, is here depicted in words and pictures, in all its fascinating detail.

From family break-ups and troubled friends to cutting, cyber-bullying, and the death of a parent, teens discuss their issues, and the expert advice that helped them through it all Teenage life brings up plenty of issues and can feel overwhelming at times. Here Melinda Hutchings draws on her own experiences and those of many teens who speak candidly about dealing with difficult emotions and what did or did not help them. Most importantly, they share the insights they gained that helped them heal and move forward. Alongside the teen voices are helpful sections of expert advice, practical tips, websites, and many other supportive resources to help young people find their way through. Perfect for the information-hungry generation and their parents, this resource is provides strategies to face and overcome challenging issues—from questioning their sexuality to alcoholic parents and pregnancy—and helping teens to recognize their enormous potential to create a happy and fulfilling future.