Advantages: Easy to read, and very informative Disadvantages: Would only be sueful for 1st time researchers
I am currently undertaking my Fourth Year Social Work Honours Dissertation. I have chosen an empirical piece of research, and this book has been invaluable. So much so, that I feel confident that my dissertation will be awarded a 1st class mark. Furthe ...
Advantages: east to follow, interesting Disadvantages: NA
Chris Ryan's SAS Fitness book is definately a superb read for people who want a slight insight into the SAS, are a great fan of Chris Ryan or want to get fit. Based on his own intensive training programme which is designed to pass SAS Selection as well ...
Advantages: No nonsense advice and you don't have to be super women to carry it out! Disadvantages: Quite costly - £12.99
As any new Mum (or Dad) would agree, your little 'angels' first temper tantrum is terrifying. In fact the next three years are set to be pretty trying too! I think I bought every book and listened to every well meaning old lady during this time. It has ta ...
Advantages: reassurance in a flash Disadvantages: it is not free with every child born
Consultant paediatrician Christopher Green has written a classic work on coping with infants. This book is a must for all of us new parents who have wondered how our chubby baby who used to gurgle happily for a few months can suddenly turn into a bellowin ...
Advantages: covers a wide range of issues Disadvantages: none
After just having our 2nd baby, we soon started to discover that our daughter who is 4 years old started to get a little jealous of her baby brother. Trying our hardest to get her involved with him, she loved it all but that wasnt the problem. She jus ...
