Kerry Vincent Knihy

Focusing on girls' experiences of school life, the book explores disaffection and exclusion through their personal accounts. It redefines exclusion to include feelings of isolation, emotional struggles, and bullying. By incorporating insights from various professionals beyond education, it addresses the complexities of social inclusion and gender discrimination. The authors propose strategies aimed at reversing these troubling trends, providing a comprehensive understanding of the challenges girls face in educational settings.

The book showcases a diverse array of wedding and celebration cakes, featuring designs from classic to contemporary styles. Renowned cake stylist Kerry Vincent highlights intricate sugarcraft techniques, incorporating various fabric effects and floral arrangements, including both popular and unique flowers. The collection includes special cakes for engagements and grooms, along with decorative projects like cake toppers and wedding favors. Each design is accompanied by full-color photographs and detailed step-by-step instructions to guide decorators in achieving stunning results.

The book explores the evolution of eSwatini's literature, tracing its roots from colonial narratives to contemporary national expressions. It highlights the impact of historical context on literary development, showcasing how colonial discourse has shaped the country's cultural identity and its literary landscape today. Through this journey, readers gain insights into the unique voices and themes that define eSwatini's literary heritage.

Undertaking research in special and inclusive education is an important area that holds its own challenges due to the difficulties in eliciting the views of children with SEND. This book will give students the confidence to be creative, flexible, and innovative when it comes to planning research with children and young people within special and inclusive education.