Ian Jackson Knihy

Kniha, kterou držíš v ruce, není jen obyčejný obrázkový atlas zvířat. Najdeš v ní více než čtyři stovky živočišných druhů z celého světa. Při jejich hledání procestuješ – alespoň pomyslně - celý svět.

Tato kniha vám poskytne bezpočet hodin zábavného hledání skrývaček a je plné úžasných údajů o životě v oceánech.

Dramatická vyprávění o známých hrdinech z řad badatelů a dobrodruhů, ale i o obyčejných lidech, kteří se do krizové situace dostali nečekaně. Popis katastrof způsobených selháním techniky, ztroskotáními, střety s nebezpečím přírodního rázu. Zajímavé i díky doprovodným fotografiím, schématům a kresbám.

This book has brain-teasing picture puzzles of animals to spot from many places.

Providing snippets of history, entertaining anecdotes and information on London's most famous attractions, including the Millennium Dome, and the London Eye, this book with Internet links aims to add interest to visits to the capital.

Ian Jackson draws on his inside knowledge of the rapidly changing market in nukenomics. He describes the major trends and market forces that are actively shaping the future development of the nuclear industry today, by explaining not just what things are happening but, more fundamentally, why.

This dictionary serves as a practical resource for classes and gatherings of Cornish speakers, facilitating communication and enriching conversations in the Cornish language. It aims to support learners and fluent speakers alike by providing essential vocabulary and phrases tailored for everyday interactions.

The narrative follows the Jacobovitch family from Stazow, Poland, during its Russian occupation, intertwining their experiences with those of Samuel and his family in London's East End in the early 20th century. It explores the harsh realities they faced, highlighting the socio-political climate and the challenges of immigrant life, while also delving into themes of resilience and adaptation amidst adversity. The juxtaposition of their lives in two different locations offers a poignant reflection on identity and survival.

Humor and satire intertwine in Ian Jackson's collection, exploring diverse themes from politics to spirituality. Set against the backdrop of Hampstead, the narratives feature a jobless man discovering divine talents, an ambitious estate agent employing counter-intelligence, and a leader of a mystical group facing a pivotal moment. Jackson's stories also delve into domestic life and significant scientific discoveries, blending elements of espionage, extraterrestrials, and societal issues. With a subtle yet sharp wit, he offers a whimsical critique of contemporary life.