Bøger af Lucy Williams

Small Writing's in the fourth book by Lucy Williams but this is her first book using haiku and cinquain forms of poetry. This book covers a range of subjects including her wedding and her beloved Derbyshire country side.

This book is a collection of poems written during and after Lucy's bouts of depression. They delve deep into her emotional state with refreshing honesty about an illness that affects many people.

This is Lucy Williams first collection of poetry. Inspired by the world around her, Lucy got into poetry because when she was a teenager she was diagnosed with depression and her counsellor suggested writing her thoughts down to help with the illness.

This collection of 30 poems by Lucy Williams are inspired by everything her love of Derbyshire to visiting places such as the blue grotto in Italy's Capri. This book is a 2nd edition. The poems are all newly edited with new poems added such as Luddites and Olde Hallows Eve. Also photography by Lucy Williams accompany each poem.

Probably the biggest lie that has ever been told is by a school that says it does not tolerate bullying- Unknown Dear Diary My name is Lucy Williams and I am thirteen years old. I have long blonde hair and green eyes; I am average height, average weight and average intelligence. That is me Miss Average, so average in fact you would never noticeme walking right past you. Especially if my friend Allison was with me, everyone always notices Allison because she is so pretty. I live with my parents and little sister (she is three years younger than me) in a detached house surrounded by garden located in a small village called Littlesworth. I have recently started seeing a councilor and she has told me to start writing my thoughts in a diary, so this is it. Feels a bit stupid writing to a bit of paper that won't answer back but she promised me it would help me get better and lets face facts; I would do anything to get even the slightest bit better. I mean how many thirteen year old's would quite happily die?

The popular imagination of marriage migration has been influenced by stories of marriage of convenience, of forced marriage, trafficking and of so-called mail-order brides. This book presents a uniquely global view of an expanding field that challenges these and other stereotypes of cross-border marriage.

Covers the history of British transportation to Australia, from the first to the the final fleet.

In-depth insight into the lives of women convicts in the Victorian era