Classic Bike Guide is a down to earth, practical – and sometimes irreverent – magazine that gets right to the heart of the classic bike world. With a mixture of features, tests, reviews and event reports it is the title that has become a must for the active rider and restorer.
Canadian Living Magazine contains helpful articles on food, cooking, health, relationships, family and lifestyles in Canada.
Bringing History to Life Collector’s Edition’ is a 180 page must read special issue packed with in depth WW2 historical information narrated as a story and illustrated with informative graphs and timelines. Readers interested in WW2 will not be disappointed.
Best Magazine – is a weekly magazine for women who want to stay up to date and entertained, with true life stories, the latest tips on how to lose weight and look good, how to cook for all the family in 15 minutes, reliable health advice and inspiration for your household, and showbiz news and gossip. Covering a great variety of issues, Best has everything a busy woman needs to keep fit, happy and healthy while running her home.
Bella is a classic woman’s weekly lifestyle magazine to rival Best, Woman, and Woman’s Own. It combines insightful, often shocking true life stories with practical style and lifestyle tips and advice, as well as celebrity gossip. With a true understanding of the modern woman’s needs, Bella magazine is all you’ll want to read, all day long. Or do you have a story you want told? Submit it to Bella magazine, and get your spot in the limelight.
Autocar is the car nut’s weekly fix, delivering you a unique mix of the latest news, opinion, features, first drives of new cars and in-depth road tests – all complemented by the best photography in the business. No other magazine covers the subject you love with such enthusiasm, insight and quality every week of the year. Autocar stands for the highest quality in car journalism – and is rewarded with access to the best new cars and the biggest news stories before any of the opposition which we share with you, our readers, every week.
Australian Wood Review covers everything the recreational and professional woodworker needs to know to help them create beautiful and inspired works from wood. Each issue contains detailed step-by-step projects that show you how to create outstanding quality furniture and decorative objects. Each edition explains beginner to advanced techniques for joining, carving, turning and decorating wood.
A+D, only architecture for architects, designers, students of architecture, construction industry, building promoters and planners. Based on a very contemporary format, it portrays the modern trends in building technology, research and development in the process of design, project profiles, conservation and environmental issues, product and material information, etc. Focused at an entirely new segment of readers, A+D makes good business sense for those who are looking at promoting their products to an industry, which could add to their institutional sales substantially.
The UK’s best-selling angling newspaper. Angling Times is the UK’s biggest-selling newspaper dedicated entirely to the sport of fishing. Published every week, we feature the latest catch news from around the country – as well as features written by the UK’s star anglers: Des Taylor, KeithArthur, Martin Bowler, Steve Ringer all feature regularly with top-notch columns. If you’re a carp angler, our pull-outs will let you know what’s happening on the carp scene around the UK. And if you’re a match angler, our exclusive weekly match reports will tell you who’se winning what and where. Our where-to-fish guides are unsurpassed, giving you the latest news on the rivers and lakes that are producing the best catches, country-wide.
American Art Collector is a national monthly magazine specially written to bring living representational artists, galleries and active art collectors together. Our publication has become an invaluable resource to top collectors nationwide. Stay informed of what’s happening in today’s art market through the pages of American Art Collector.
Too often, cultural competence training has led to the inadvertent marginalization of some individuals and groups and the reinforcement of existing stereotypes. This text explores the concept of cultural humility, which offers an exciting way forward for those engaged in the helping professions. In contrast to cultural competence, cultural humility challenges individuals to embark on a lifelong course of self-examination and transformational learning that will enable them to engage more authentically with clients, patients, colleagues, and others. The book traces our understanding of and responses to diversity and inclusion over time with a focus on the United States.
