My Mum S An Engineer

My Mum's an Engineer honours engineering mums who design and build great things. It explores the different kinds of work that engineers do using concepts little ones can understand.

My Mommy is an Engineer honours engineering mums who design and build great things. It explores the different kinds of work that engineers do using concepts little ones can understand. Civil engineers, mining engineers, electrical engineers, mechatronic engineers and hydraulic engineers are all represented in this vibrant and empowering read.

A sweetly illustrated story with a powerful message.'My Mummy is an Engineer' is the first title by Butterfly Books. This book introduces children to the exciting world of engineering; creating real things that once were dreams. It will not only educate, but also inspire!This story is all about a Mummy¿s adventure as an engineer, from working with her team in the office to visiting a construction site. It covers various fields of engineering, including electrical, civil and mechanical.

Tashi Hansen du Toit was 15 years old when her mother, Karen, suffered a severe haemorrhagic stroke which left her with multiple physical and cognitive impairments. This beautifully written and poignant account tells Tashi’s story from the first moments after her mother’s stroke, following her and her family through the experience of her mother’s hospitalisation and rehabilitation. Tashi offers a rare glimpse into the impact of her mother’s stroke on her family and on her life as a teenager as she juggles the stresses and demands of family, school, and friends alongside coping with her mother’s brain injury. As she describes how she is learning to cope with her unresolved grief three years on, she provides hope, perspective, and insight on how to work towards growth and acceptance despite the catastrophe of a parent’s stroke. Presenting the rarely heard adolescent perspective on parental brain injury, Tashi’s moving story also features Karen’s account as she comes to terms with her experience. This authentic book offers great support to others, particularly teenagers, who may be going through a similar experience. It is also valuable reading for those working in brain injury services and the education system, and for any professional or student involved in neurorehabilitation or supporting families of parents with brain injury.

My Mummy is an Engineer honours engineering mums who design and build great things. It explores the different kinds of work that engineers do using concepts little ones can understand.

After Veer begs a handsome stranger to give him a lift to the Gateway of India in Mumbai on New Years Eve, he inadvertently leaves his cell phone in the mans car. Moments after the clock strikes midnight, Veer calls his phone and is relieved when the driver answers. After they agree to meet the next day, neither has any idea that fate has just intervened in both of their lives. Veer is a graduate student pursuing his MBA. Raj is a native of Amritsar. Although the two men are vastly different in terms of their family backgrounds, values, thought processes, and beliefs, it is not long before they fall in love. Still, no matter how hard he tries, Veer cannot shrug the apprehension that haunts him from within. No one has a simple love story and neither do they. But when one of the men takes the other for granted, their bond is jeopardized. Will anything or anyone be able to save it before it is too late? In this romance, two Indians intertwined in a web of forbidden love must attempt to overcome several obstacles in order to move forward in their relationship.

The newly graduated Lucille Haggerty, has not been to Watsonville in four years, since a certain birthday party went wrong. Today, she finally comes home. Josh Halding, best friend of Lucille’s brother, also lives there and has no intention of leaving. The two of them constantly play with each other’s nerves, and they never run out of funny comments, small compliments and unexpected gifts. Their family and friends watch their relationship with puzzlement. While the days go fast, the situation is getting more complicated between them, however Lucille is returning to Princeton at the end of the summer...