Books with author May Morris

How fast can a person go on just two wheels? Find out when you get behind the wheel of some of the most fascinating motorbikes around. This title looks at various types of motorbikes, examining how and where they are used, technology used, training involved and what feats can be performed in them. The emphasis is on large glossy photographs that grab the reader, with detailed captions and photo notes. There are interactive features such as checklists and feature spreads on equipment and emergency procedures.

Young Lions: Challenged to Live Free has four major themes. The first is ancient African history from 10,000 BCE to 343 BCE and provides our youth with a wonderful opportunity to learn about the magnificent achievements of their ancient African ancestors. The second theme is physical and mental health, where the reader learns how cigarettes, alcohol, and illegal drugs damage the body, soul, and mind. The third theme involves the flawed criminal justice system and how the war on drugs and the mass incarceration of black males is based on enriching a segment of the population. Someone must inform black males that a written record of incarceration will follow them for the remainder of their lives. The fourth theme is the real world. Education is presented as one of the solutions to end generational poverty. In addition, strategies to cope with oppression, racism, and violence are provided.

Level 4 – Master: Pete and his sneaky sidekick Bumperdink the snake decide to bite off more than they can chew and steal the moon. Pete uses his knowledge of science and genetics to create a new race of peaceful humans called Snaybee Tabes. Pete’s selfish plan to control the moon backfires when the Snaybee Tabes put their brains together and beat Pete at his own game. (Ages 11-13)

What’s the fastest boat in the world? What are different boats used for? Find out as you get behind the wheel of some of the most fascinating vehicles on the planet. This series looks at various types of exciting vehicles, examining how and where they are used, technology used, training involved and what feats can be performed in them. The emphasis is on large glossy photographs that grab the reader, with detailed captions and photo notes. There are interactive features such as checklists and feature spreads on equipment and emergency procedures.

This title contains six assignments (four for GCSE and two for AS) enabling teachers to adopt fresh and original approaches to coursework and providing students with a framework for the preparation of material. Photocopiable worksheets with attractive line drawing offer a range of activities to engage students practically with issues of expression and stage presentation. It provides material suitable for whole class discussion and individual work which can be used for reading and response in the classroom or as a homework resource saving valuable time, and offers a range of resource sheets on issues of language and context.