Books by "Hilary N. Green"
5 books found
Dazzling in their beauty, many of the 123 species of kingfisher, bee-eater and roller are very poorly known. This reference provides a review of the group showing every species, all the main races and most sex and age variations. Text and plates are closely co-ordinated with emphasis on behaviour, field characters and identifcation. Colour maps showing breeding and wintering ranges are also included.
Braai: 166 modern recipes to share with family and friends
by Hilary Biller
2013 · Penguin Random House South Africa
Contemporary braai recipes for modern living, covering the full spectrum from meat through vegetables and salads, breads and desserts. Braaing is a way of life for South Africans, and is the ideal way to entertain friends and family of all ages. Whether your choice is an open fire or a gas-fired kettle braai, these recipes are bound to inspire you to get outdoors and take advantage of the fresh air and the finest local products. The uncluttered design, superb photographs and simple instructions make this an easy-to-follow book that will appeal to novice braaiers as well as more experienced cooks.
The Vocabulary of Modern French provides a fresh insight into contemporary French. With this book, Hilary Wise offers the first comprehensive overview of the modern French vocabulary: its historical sources, formal organisation and social and stylistic functions. Topics covered include: * external influences on the language * word formation * semantic change * style and register In addition, the author looks at the relationship between social and lexical change and examines attempts at intervention in the development of the language. Each chapter is concluded by notes for further reading, and by suggestions for project work which are designed to increase awareness of specific lexical phenomena and enable the student-reader to use lexicographic databases of all kinds. The Vocabulary of Modern French is an accessible and fascinating study of the relationship between a nation and its language, as well as providing a key text for all students of modern French.
Development & Learning for Very Young Children
by Hilary Fabian, Claire Mould
2009 · SAGE Publications
With a focus on the most critical years in a young child’s development, this book brings together the essential theory, policy, and practice for everyone working with young children. Concentrating on the 0 to 3 age range, the book considers all relevant legislation such as Every Child Matters and the new Early Years Foundation Stage. The content is organized into four sections—development and learning; policy to practice; leadership and management; and establishing effective relationships.
Dr Hilary Fry's study of the bee-eaters covers all 24 species of this colourful Family, which ranges from southern Europe, Africa and the Middle East to India, China, south-east Asia and Australia. A major part of the book comprises the species accounts, with complementary colour plates of 42 species and sub-species and detailed maps depicting the geography of their evolution. In addition there are chapters on the bee-eaters' evolutionary development, their food and foraging behaviour, and relationships with apiculture; of particular interest are chapters on social and reproductive life, the role of 'helpers' at the nest, and the meaning of plumage and social distinctions between the species. The author's colour plates delight the eye and accurately portray plumage and 'jizz'. They are fully supplemented by more than 100 drawings by John Busby, capturing the essence of these birds with a rare deftness and vitality.