Books by Andrew Wright

A creepy collection of true-life tales from local writer Andrew James Wright, who regularly gives talks on the subject of hauntings in Leicester.

The history of haunted Nottingham

The book explores and illuminates the problems of and possibilities opened up for RE by postmodern thought and culture.

This is the third edition of the one of the founding titles of the CHLT series. The book features many of the original games but has also been fully revised to include new games for the ELT classroom. The structure of the book has also been revised so that the games are now grouped in a more teacher-friendly format where teachers can search based on language and skill criteria rather than just game type.

This book introduces the basic contours of current debate in a form accessible to both classroom teachers across the curriculum range, and to school managers.

Analyzes liberal religious education in multi-cultural societies and suggests ways in which religious education can help young people learn to take responsibility for their beliefs and life-styles in a responsible manner. This book seeks to reconcile the often contradictory accounts offered by different religions and secular traditions.

A comprehensive resource demonstrating the vital role of visuals in the classroom.