Richard Evans

Se supone que la Navidad es una época llena de alegría. Pero la vida ha sido dura para Mark Smart: tuvo que dejar de estudiar, su madre murió en un accidente, su novia lo abandonó, y ahora, en plena nevada, su coche ha dejado de funcionar. A duras penas consigue llegar a una cafetería en busca de un teléfono. Pero lo que encuentra, en cambio, es a una hermosa joven que, a través de un simple acto de amabilidad, cambia su vida para siempre. Macy no recuerda casi nada de sus verdaderos padres y del hogar donde nació. Un adorno navideño con la palabra "Noel" es la única pista que tiene para localizar a su hermanita perdida, y ahora Mark, este extraño que aparece en medio de una tormenta de nieve, parece estar dispuesto a ayudarla...

Written by Richard Evans, Independent Thinking on Emotional Literacy: A passport to increased confidence, engagement and learning shares an approach that will help educators boost their pupils emotional literacy, with the broader aim of nurturing a more grounded, engaged and intrinsically motivated child.Foreword by Ian Gilbert.Do teachers truly understand their pupils? And do the pupils themselves really understand their own needs?In Independent Thinking on Emotional Literacy, Richard Evans reminds every school educator that behind every child is a set of circumstances so entwined - and within them a set of emotions so involved - that to ignore them is to be complicit in any educational failings experienced by that child.Richard equips educators with a collaborative passport template designed to improve pupils emotional literacy and promote discussion of the often-unspoken issues that prevent children from making progress at school. It enables staff to steer young people to greater emotional understanding of themselves, so that they can better manage their route through the school system.Furthermore, Richard provides a detailed tutorial as he walks you through the subtleties and wide-ranging possibilities of its use. Colour copies of the passport are also made available for free download as a complimentary feature of the book.If the passport is aimed at anyone, adult or child, its those not altogether happy with the system; those not convinced it provides as much breadth and meaning as it could; and who sense that education is as much about the acquisition of self-knowledge as it is about that of knowledge per se.Ultimately, the result of the enterprise is deeper understanding - whether its of the girl who falls asleep at the back, the boy who needs constant support, or those pupils who need extra careful attention at parents evening.Suitable for all educators in both primary and secondary settings.

Sir Basil Clarke was a courageous and intrepid First World War newspaper correspondent. In late 1914 he defied a ban on reporters by living as an outlaw in Dunkirk and by the time he was forced to leave was one of only two remaining journalists near the Front. Later in the war he reported from the Battle of the Somme and caused a global scandal by accusing the government of effectively feeding the Germans by failing to properly enforce its naval blockade. Closer to home, he was the first to publish reports from the Easter Rising. Clarke became the UKs first public relations officer in 1917 and established the first PR firm in 1924. His public relations career included leading British propaganda during the Irish War of Independence, and his official response to Bloody Sunday in 1920 is still controversial today. In this, the first biography of Clarke, Richard Evans expertly portrays the life and character of this extraordinary man a man who risked his life so that the public had independent news from the war and who became the father of the UKs public relations industry.

Go. Be there. For the past six decades Richard Evans has followed that dictum - being where the action was, not just as a tennis writer and broadcaster - 196 Grand Slams and counting - but through his years as a foreign correspondent in America, France and Vietnam as well as a spell as a roving global reporter for the US television programme Entertainment Tonight.Evans, whose English family fled France in June 1940, also became a National Service Captain in the British army, without having to dodge a bullet which was not the case in Cambodia nor in Miami where he was struck by a cop during an anti-Nixon demonstration.Evans was in Memphis hours after Martin Luther King was shot; campaigned through Indiana and California with Bobby Kennedy - "a unique politician" - before he, too, was assassinated and witnessed the pre-Olympic demonstrations in 1968 against the Mexican Government which ended in massacre.He accompanied the Wimbledon champion and activist Arthur Ashe on two trips to Africa, witnessing the dark days of apartheid and was back in South Africa in 1990 covering Mike Gattings rebel cricket tour during the historic weeks that saw Nelson Mandela released and apartheid abolished.Evans paints an insiders portrait of Margaret Thatcher and No 10 Downing Street during the time he was with the Prime Ministers daughter, Carol; a romance with the actress Gayle Hunnicutt and two marriages; friendships with Richard Harris, Michael Crawford and more Wimbledon champions than you could fit into the players box. He was also the last person to interview Richard Burton.A life lived to the full, covering the globe with a Roving Eye - being there.

Cuando se casó con Maurizio y se trasladó a Italia, Ellen nunca pensó que su existencia sería tan miserable. Encerrada en la propiedad familiar, con un hijo asmático a su cargo y un marido infiel y siempre ausente, a Eliana solo le queda su aficion por la pintura, los cuadros que tan bien reflejan los atardeceres de la Toscana. Su soledad, sin embargo, acabara con la llegada de un compatriota, Ross Story, un atractivo americano con el que comparte intereses que hara resurgir la alegre mujer que fue en el pasado. La amistad pronto se convertira en una poderosa atraccion, en una relacion platonica que los arrastrara hasta los limites de sus creencias y de sus sentimientos. En esta elegante historia de amor cautivara a los amantes de los romances imposibles y, en especial, a aquellos seducidos por los paisajes, cultura y folclore italianos."Evans nos enseña como amar de nuevo." Kirkus Review"Un mundo repleto en detalles historicos y mitologicos de Italia. Un romance cocinado al punto." Bookreporter

Gran Bretaña no participa en la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Hitler conquista Moscú. Churchill pierde las elecciones y nunca llega a convertirse en primer ministro… La historia alternativa siempre ha sido

Volumen 3. "La historia más detallada escrita nunca sobre la desastrosa época del tercer Reich" (Ian Kershaw).Tercero y último volumen de la serie de Richard Evans sobre el régimen nazi, El Tercer Reich en guerra relata el desarrollo del nacionalsocialismo politico y militar desde el estallido de la Guerra Mundial, 1 de septiembre de 1939, hasta su final en Europa, el 8 de mayo de 1945. Se puede leer por si solo, como una historia de Alemania durante la contienda, pero es tambien la conclusion de los dos libros anteriores, La llegada del Tercer Reich y El Tercer Reich en el poder. Tomados en su conjunto, estas obras procuran una narracion historica, contundente, documentada y exhaustiva de Alemania bajo los nazis. La locura del Tercer Reich se extiende. Alemania necesita mas territorio y se lanza a una expansion imperialista. La maquinaria militar se ha puesto en marcha, al tiempo que su aparato de exterminio masivo. Los nazis arrasan Europa.

Aunque hace casi 50 años que Marilyn Monroe muriera trágica y misteriosamente, nunca ninguna actriz anterior o posterior ha sido tan admirada y deseada como ella. Su belleza singular que le lleva a figurar entre las mujeres mas sexys del planeta en todos los tiempos, pero tambien su especial caracter vulnerable e infeliz, su complejidad, su talento; este libro es un homenaje maravillosamente ilustrado que cuenta su vida y su filmografia desde sus humildes origenes hasta su estrellato absoluto. Contiene un disco con sus 20 mejores canciones.

Gran Bretaña no participa en la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Hitler conquista Moscú. Churchill pierde las elecciones y nunca llega a convertirse en primer ministro…La historia alternativa siempre ha sido

George Ward Price rose to prominence as the leading journalist in the 1930s, thanks to a string of world exclusives on Nazi Germany. He spent an hour alone with Hitler and Goring after the remilitarisation of the Rhineland, stood next to Hitler as he addressed a crowd on the night of the invasion of Austria, and joined him for afternoon tea at the Eagles Nest following his historic first meeting with Neville Chamberlain.These stories made Ward Price world famous, but he often seemed uncomfortable in the glare of the spotlight, hiding his true self behind a carefully cultivated veneer of suave and easy-going charm. It meant that he left unanswered questions: what drove his all-consuming ambition? Was his success down to journalist brilliance, or was there something more sinister that lay behind it? And were there any lengths to which he would not go to make sure that, as one of his colleagues put it, he always got his story?Interviewing Hitler is the first book to explore the real Ward Price and the truth behind his reporting on the Nazis. It is a journey that takes us through a series of century-shaping events and deep into the dark heart of British journalism. As well as being one of the most controversial figures in newspaper history, Ward Prices career serves as a warning for todays world of disinformation and fake news.

On 1 September 1909, American explorer Frederick Cook caused one of the biggest sensations in exploration history when, after a year with no word from him, news arrived that he had not only survived his Arctic expedition but had become the first person to ever reach the North Pole.Cook was instantly transformed into one of the heroes of the age. With his boat due to arrive in Copenhagen a few days later, journalists from across Europe scrambled to get there in time to meet him.One of them was Philip Gibbs, an obscure British reporter whose chance encounter in a Copenhagen cafe led to an exclusive interview with Cook before he reached land. But the interview left Gibbs doubting the explorers story, and so he decided to gamble his career and credibility by making it clear he thought Cook was lying. And so began a frantic few days when Cook was showered with accolades while Gibbs tried to prove his claim was a fraud.The Explorer and the Journalist is the extraordinary story of a high-stakes confrontation from which only one of Gibbs and Cook would emerge with their reputation intact.