Pat Elliott: 7 books

A tea-leaf reading. A prediction of turmoil. Can your future really be told in a cup?Chloe is feeling down in the dumps. Her best friend got married, her new boyfriend lives at the other end of the country and her ex won't leave her alone. Can she ever have a settled love life?She has her fortune told,...

Seven atmospheric short stories to entrance and delight you. Poignant tales with a twist at the end, some will leave you smiling, others will leave you deep in thought. This edition includes a bonus excerpt of Pat's first novel 'All in the Leaves.'

A tea-leaf reading.A prediction of a fabulous life to come.Can your future really be told in a cup?Anna is feeling down in the dumps. She's nearly thirty, painfully shy and has no boyfriend. She's still living at home and has a boring job. Can this really be all there is?A chance bout of tears leads...

I actually wrote my book between 1986 and 1988 in Aiken, South Carolina, while my late husband was battling leukemia. Ive always wanted to write, so one day I just sat down and started jotting down notes. To my surprise, the words began to flow. I used bits and pieces of my real-life experiences,...

Life is Change. Children become adults. Summer becomes Winter. The old pass from life to death. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. But to some, life is purgatory. A place of temporary suffering between this world and the next. In these eleven stories, every painful, frightening transition is driven by a single element. That element is Purgatorium.

A valuable reference to help practising researchers not only to understand but also to apply innovative approaches to social work research. Featuring extended case studies of actual research projects, the book provides an overview of a number of central features and qualities of social work...

Drawing on the compelling experiences of a wide range of contributors, you'll discover more about what fuels your way of engaging, creating new outcomes and results - for you and for those you touch. Engage a new paradigm for parenting through personal experience rather than dogma. In a world of accelerating...