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Education & TeachingThe second book in the series 'Free the Children!' in which two famous educational innovators, David Stansfield and Anthony Barton, describe the present state of schooling, based in part upon a plan by Napoleon to produce... See More
HistoryThe Third Book in the series 'Free the Children!' by David Stansfield and Anthony Barton. The educational innovators look to the future and foresee the demise of education as we know it. No more schools dedicated to bring up... See More
Education & TeachingHow two pioneers in the closing decades of the Twentieth Century blazed the trail for more humane public education, inventing the world's first multi-media kits and tv videos in an effort to Free the Children from the... See More
History of everything, from the big bank to the future. See More
History
In Volume One of this series, ISIS Wants To Kill You, we took a brief look at the root causes of ISIS: first and foremost, the anger that had built up among many Middle Eastern Muslims after 100 years of almost non-stop... See More
Children's eBooks
England, May 1941. In the North Atlantic, German U-boats are devastating the British supply convoys, pinpointing their location with uncanny accuracy. Enter Ian McLeod, a lonely, asthmatic, little boy of eleven, bullied by... See More
Literature & Fiction
A middle-aged Englishman, whose father committed suicide when the man was thirteen years old, comes across some letters his father had sent from the trenches of World War One. Certain words and phrases in these letters... See More
History
This book traces the history of Islam and the roots of ISIS, explaining what it wants, how it recruits its followers, and why it is so barbaric. We quote Koranic chapter and verse (in both Arabic and English) to show how... See More
Jerusalem, 1947: a young Israeli girl loses her big sister. Jaffa, 1948: a young Palestinian boy loses his two best friends. Dover, 1963: a young Englishman falls in love with a language. Forty years on, in Malibu... See More
Have you met Eadweard Muybridge? I loved this extraordinary man, I identified with him at times, David Stansfield makes him so alive, so human, so present. I savored the different levels of the text offered by the author... See More
Nonfiction
Literature & Fiction
In 1816, Mary Shelley created a monster on the shores of Lake Geneva. Two hundred years later and a mile and a half away on the other side of that same lake, a team of neuroscientists at Project Cerebrum create a perfect... See More
200 two-minute stories on a variety of topics. See More
Literature & Fiction
I have nothing. It's important there is absolutely no doubt about that. Not a cent. No roof over my head, no bed under my bones, no family, no pension, no food I haven't had to beg for, not even a decent pair of flip-flops... See More
History
A concise history of the world's most terrifying organization. See More
History
Get The Hate Out Of America begins by tracing the history of this hate, which has been a constant thread in the evolution of this country ever since the first colonists arrived here in the early 1600s. It is time to end the... See More
Two hundred 500-word stories on a variety of topics. See More
Nonfiction
Two hundred and twenty 500-word stories. See More
Have you met Eadweard Muybridge? I loved this extraordinary man, I identified with him at times, David Stansfield makes him so alive, so human, so present... I savored the different levels of the text offered by the... See More