| Leah Williams

55,370원  | 20251011  | 9781962776189

Maya, Kendra, and Destiny thought their day off from school would be all fun and freedom-until a dusty little bookstore pulled them into an adventure they could never have imagined. One touch of an ancient book sends the three friends tumbling through time, landing them in some of the most powerful and unforgettable moments of Black history.

Leah Williams  | Marvel

38,160원  | 20220308  | 9781302932176

Thinking with Theory in Qualitative Research, Second Edition demonstrates how to enact various philosophical concepts in practices of inquiry, effectively opening up the process of thought in qualitative studies.

Leah Williams, Baldeon, David  | Marvel

24,410원  | 20210921  | 9781302921859

This book is for anyone with a beginner's interest in medical statistics. It introduces the reader to the key concepts of medical statistics with colour illustrations, worked examples and anecdotes. The chapters are bite-sized with the busy clinician in mind but the book also includes additional material for advanced readers.

 | Leah T. Williams

29,780원  | 20251011  | 9781962776097

Maya, Kendra, and Destiny thought their day off from school would be all fun and freedom-until a dusty little bookstore pulled them into an adventure they could never have imagined. One touch of an ancient book sends the three friends tumbling through time, landing them in some of the most powerful and unforgettable moments of Black history.

 | Leah T. Williams

27,910원  | 20250601  | 9781962776103

Sweet Like Sugar Cane by Leah T. WilliamsBefore Gwen Richards became a mother navigating life in America, she was a teenage girl growing up in St. Kitts, learning how to balance tradition, desire, and her own voice.In Sweet Like Sugar Cane, Gwen's story unfolds in sun-warmed kitchens, quiet classrooms, and cane fields heavy with possibility. As her feelings for Lenwell begin to bloom, Gwen finds herself pulled between family expectations and her own becoming.

 | Leah T. Williams

27,910원  | 20250523  | 9781962776073

Where the Guava Tree Stands is a novel-in-verse that follows the emotional journey of Mina, a 15-year-old girl who moves from her home in St. Kitts to Orlando, Florida. Amid the struggles of adapting to a new culture, Mina grapples with feelings of homesickness and a deep search for her identity. As she faces the challenges of growing up between two worlds, her thoughts, memories, and emotions come alive through lyrical poetry.