Books by Jessica Johnson

Jessica Johnson draws on a decade of fieldwork at Pastor Mark Driscoll's Mars Hill Church in Seattle to show how congregants became entangled in a process of religious conviction through which they embodied Driscoll's teaching on gender and sexuality in ways that supported the church's growth.

In this original and controversial 2005 book, Mahmood argues that Muslim women can show independence even while assuming traditional Islamic roles. Her research suggests that, in choosing to embrace the norms of their faith, these pious Muslims are not limiting, but rather affirming, themselves.

Lillian Fire always considered herself rather ordinary, but everything changes the night she meets Liam Drake. Thanks to a night Lillian barely remembers, she finds herself pregnant and thrown into the world of the night. A world where vampires exist and their ruler happens to be father of her child. He also happens to want her dead.

Offers key knowledge on theories of early learning and child development to support trainees in developing their role and skills as Early Years Teachers.