Books published by Partridge Singapore

Standing Naked in Front of You shares the narrative account and reflections of Syv Bruzeau while she was facing cancer and fibromyalgia. With humor and honesty, she recounts her journey of learning to listen to her body, the painful and multifaceted processes of being physically ill, the beginning of her recovery from cancer, and the depression that subsequently followed. Along the way, she shares her personal insights and tackles taboos about suicide, depression, and the myth of perfect health. Standing Naked in Front of You brings hope and laughter to many sensitive subjects and is a compelling, inspirational story of a new birth.

When night falls, the forest turns magical-a busy, enchanting place. Olive's Forest Adventure follows this owl as she journeys through the night forest, communicates with the other owls, and hunts for food. A picture book for children, it offers insight into the nighttime world of owls and shares illustrations and interesting facts about different kinds of owls and their habits.

Knowing how to use a computer is a must for anyone who wants to learn new things and succeed in their chosen field. But before you can learn how to use a computer, you must know how they work, which is one of the focal points in this first volume of An Introduction to Computers. Nwaiwu Ifeanyi Princewill, a software engineer, explains the difference between a computer and a television, the different parts of a desktop computer, and how a mouse works. He also explains how printers, scanners, and modems work. Students who read and study this book will learn how to: ? identify computer components with confidence; ? understand the difference between different types of monitors; ? navigate how to use a mouse; ? maintain and extend the life of a computer. Filled with illustrations, fun exercises, and simple explanations, this series is the perfect resource for teachers and family members seeking to help students learn ? as well as for students who want to be proactive about furthering their own education.

Orison means Prayer. Orison is a collection of prayers written by a Living Master Lobsang Sherab Kelvin, with the sole aim of providing all with the precious gems empowered with potent energy to enrich their lives as they journey through the path to liberation. A must have asset for every spiritual aspirant.

The book was written in accordance to the reflections of the author. The author's intention in writing this book entitled Reflecting on the Footprints of the Master is to guide true seekers to a path that would begin their spiritual journey through his footprints, which guides them to walk the path and step on the rocks that he stumble upon. The book not only comprises of a bird's eye view on the 6 Prong Mind Profiling Method, which would comfort one to the understanding of the mind in a simple way but also to comprehend the characteristics of a person, a method which the author conceptualized and developed. The book also gives a vivid explanation of areas to focus while disembarking on the Spiritual's Journey.

It's a new school year, and Afif and his sisters, Noor and Jana, have returned to classes after their summer vacation. Afif meets and becomes a close friend to a new student named Kareem. When Afif learns that Kareem and his family moved from a neighboring country because of terrorism and danger, the students ask their teacher about the most important children's right. In the week that follows, the school children work together to give short presentations on the topic, and their class celebrates Children's Rights Week. They have conversations about equal treatment, freedom and dignity, clean food and water, stability, education, child labor, and children with special needs. Afif and his classmates soon understand the need for compassion and cooperation, and together they're ready to make the world a better place. In this short children's story, a group of classmates learn about the important elements of children's rights throughout the world and about what they can do to help.

Window Sills is a raw, lyrical contemplation of pain through mental illness and recovery. It is nearly as much a declaration of defeat as it is a chronicle of survival; it is verse of life, whole and rife with contradiction from blinded apertures of sad storytellers. It is a poststorm symbol of life and voice, both frail and vivid.