SDK100 Introduction to health sciences, an evidence-based approach (first presented in October 2015) is the Level 1 entry module for the Q71 BSc Health Sciences pathway.

When Simon is accused of biting children in the neighbourhood and her Dad decides to have him taken away, Danielle’s life truly begins to unravel. Having picked this one up on a whim despite having never heard of it before seeing it on the Bookbag's shelves, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it. Lovely tales about family and animal life which will bring a smile to your face thinking about similar tales you can relate to ;) loved it ! And then her mother announces she's pregnant - again - which gives Danielle's schoolmates even more ammunition with which to make fun of her. There are also a couple of double entendres which will hopefully go over the heads of younger readers but will give older ones a good laugh.Sweet, charming and poignant, it was a meditation on growing old, loneliness and making a life when confined in an institution. I think common wisdom suggests that teens normally want to read about children their own age or older, which means many of them might skip this one due to Danni's age.

This book captures the trials and emotional woes every girl goes through with brilliant humour - you will laugh your socks off! Overall, strong recommendation as one of the relatively few I’ve read recently which manages to balance great humour and excellent character development - I'd love to read a sequel! Summary: Side-splittingly funny and with some fabulous character development, this is a debut that shouldn't be missed by younger teens or older tweens.

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