Books by David Simon

The bestselling true crime classic from the creator of The Wire

Garvey's Last Soldier is a gripping thriller and love story. Set in the black community of south London between 1997 and 1999, this astonishing and moving novel centers around the mysterious Lady Theodora who lives with her tormented grand-daughter. George, a young journalist who was once in care in Lady Theodora's children's home arrives there to investigate three mysterious murders that took place during his troubled childhood. However, once his investigation starts he embarks on a journey that sees him confront his own manhood. This novel is about love, revenge and cultural identity.

Set in south London's African-Caribbean community, this story centers around the dream of Winnie, a strong Caribbean woman. This dream sets in motion the rivalry between two pastors and even their congregations. This novel examines human courage and African-Caribbean spirituality.Pastor Pastor is a powerful novel about love, greed and rivalry. Set in south London's African-Caribbean community the story is centered around Winnie, a middle-aged black woman who has a dream to help her community which sees two pastors compete for the hearts and mind of the local people. This intriguing novel examines human courage and spirituality.David Simon is an award winning writer and educationalist. He is the author of the Genius series, the novels Garvey's Last Soldier, Secrets of the Sapodilla and the Windrush play, Mountaintop.

How to Homeschool Your Child is the third book in the series for parents, educators and those interested in the education of children. Written by the award winning author and educationalist, David Simon, this book presents information and strategies on how to homeschool children and unlock their genius.Topics included are: the modern education system, homeschool models, home learning profiles, recommended books to read and online learning.

A powerful play about Armstrong and Selma who travel to England for a better life in the 1950s and as their dreams are about to be realised an old friend, Wilson, turns up.This story is rich in Black British social history and examines the lives of three immigrants who are desperate to succeed.

Revised edition of the author's Elite deviance, c2008.

First volume in a series of comprehensive texts which address both recent developments and important theoretical debates in the field of Development Studies. This text provides the only student textbook which addresses broad contemporary perspectives and debates on development and development cooperation.

In The Chopra Centre Herbal Handbook, Dr Deepak Chopra and Dr David Simon draw on the forty most important herbs used in Ayurveda, from aloe and amrit kalash to ginger and winter cherry, to create a practical, popular reference book that shows how to, for example, strengthen immunity, rejuvenate the body, boost energy and detoxify the system.

According to the holistic principles of Ayurvedic medicine, on which the work of the Chopra Centre is based, the same spirit that animates all living things also exists in food - and eating is therefore a magical, spiritual experience, a celebration of life. This cookbook offers a different approach to nutrition and includes vegetarian recipes.

This volume presents a review of transport provision and the development process in the Third World. It provides a survey of the range of transport modes and forms utilised in rural, urban and international contexts, and examines the development implications of such choices.