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In Dogland, in the land of Caninia, Princess Windstorm Upon the Water is confronted with an amazing discovery: humans have landed on their shores after centuries of absence after the Great Cataclysm changed the Old World forever. Princess Storm and her brave band of Hound Patrol troops travel across the wide sea to Peacifica to see if the humans and dogs can again restore their bond of friendship. But back in Caninia, a great threat is brewing in the Mysterious Mountains. Can Princess Storm and her new human allies save Dogland?

Teaching is not an activity that necessarily causes learning. Nor is learning always the result of having been taught by someone or something. So, what is teachingand more specificallywhat is good teaching? Philogia Prima draws on her experiences as a teacher to answer those questionswhile also sharing her observations about academics as the only Jew in a Catholic high school. She explains that teaching is not always a means of communicating knowledge about something or someone external to either teacher or students. But having the confidence to function as a teacher should be the product of a teachers knowledge and beliefcall it faithin the value of whatever is being taught. If a teacher is neither knowledgeable nor aware of what is lacking, confidence is not there, and students can sense its absence. Moreover, if a teacher never says, I dont know, he or she is doing students a disservice. Students need to be reminded that learning is a process that sometimes emanates from, but just as often, includes the teacher. Whether youre a parent, teacher, administrator or someone else trying to help students learn, youll find valuable insights in More Things in Heaven and Earth.

Now that summer is finally here, Sammy and his friends are ready to have some fun. And what better way to have fun but splashing in the pool. But before Sammy can go swim, he learns a little lesson in patience and preparation. He even gets a bonus-a special treat from his mom.

When Samantha is abruptly awoken from her cryogenic sleep, she finds herself with no memories about her life but her name and an order by her father to find the one thousand women who are in cryogenic sleep just like her. The order seems confusing until she finds a city populated by only men and boys, and she discovers that all women in the world have died from a mysterious virus. She meets a teenage boy named Tommy, who helps her learn about this strange, new city and helps her discover clues to the mysterious resting place of the sleeping women. But she soon discovers that there are some in the city who do not want the women to wake up and will do anything to stop her and anyone who knows about the sleeping women.

What does it take for ordinary men and women to become heroes? We often see stories in the news where people find the courage and the strength to put their lives on the line for others in harm's way, but sometimes there's more to the story. When God Shows Up, Fewer People Die shares a story of God's miraculous intervention into a harrowing situation, where his presence and guidance helped one young woman become a hero. Inspired by a true story, author Laurel Black shares the dramatic narrative of an apartment complex locked down because of an active shooter. While authorities work to take control of the situation, it would be God's hand that would guide a young woman to saving many lives. It takes courage to become a hero, but it also takes faith and God's great power and protection. When God Shows Up, Fewer People Die is a story of God's presence in one of the worst circumstances, and it shows how God can make everything good for those who love him.

Do you have a little brother or sister? Do you remember what it was like when your parents brought the baby home? Now imagine if you were a dog and this tiny thing was invading your space.In Big Brother Hercules, a heartwarming book by Jessica S. McLaughlin, Hercules finds his life changing in a big waya small baby. Hercules used to have the house all to himself. He spent his days sleeping and eating. Then one day, his parents brought home a baby human! Hercules quickly discovers that big brothers have big responsibilities. Despite the tiring days, he is determined to be the best big brother.Big Brother Hercules is told from Herculess point of view. But you might be surprised to discover you share some of the same feelings!

A MUST-HAVE for every child! Hero the Golden is a series of books that help children develop integrity and character, as explained by a lovable golden retriever.Five stories in one book with a character-building message! Follow the adventures of Hero the Golden that will help your child develop decision-making skills and learn about being kind to others. Hero the Golden is a superhero that your children can relate to and learn from. This is the first in a series of books. This book focuses on developing empathy and compassion and helps children learn from real-life, practical experiences.Children can easily relate to Hero because he was a real dog. Many of the book's stories are real-life experiences the author and Hero went through. Teachers love the empathy-building and emotional skill development this book teaches through empowering kids to make positive choices.

This book was written based on my mothers numerous journals, diaries, letters, photos, tapes and many artifacts saved over decades. It is also based on memories, conversations/ situations according to myself and the recollection of other family members as well as a few friends. It might not be the opinion or recollection of all involved.

This book recounts real situations and incidents that occurred over a lifetime of dedicated long-distance running. Some are funny, like an attempt to run faster by drinking vast quantities of cola, others bizarre as in a well-intentioned road race that went completely astray. All are unique. These stories provide a window into an ever-growing sport in the USlong-distance running and racing.

Hamish MacDougall called his two sons, Gavin and Gideon, to his deathbed. He wanted them to go to the Utah territory to a ranch he owns called the Broken Anchor. Hamish; his wife, Maeve; his two sons; and his sister, Fiona, went to the ranch and began to build the beautiful home called the Heritage.Hamish succumbed to gold fever but, after the death of Maeve, returned to the sea while Fiona cared for the young boys. Feeling like he missed his chance, he wanted his sons to experience the ranch.Gideon; his wife, Isobel; and his sons, Mark, Stephen, and Philip, along with Gavin and his new bride, Moria, set out for the ranch, taking supplies, furniture, horses, and cattle with them. Each person has different attitudes and hopes. Isobel hopes it will stop her philandering husband. Gideon, who cares nothing about the ranch, hopes it will fail and that the money be put into family holdings he controls. Two baby girls are born to them while at the ranch. Mark is the only one in his family who is happy about the move and never wants to leave.Gavin wants Moria to be happy at the ranch. They both love the house, mountains, and ranch. The only sadness is the fact they have no children.Isobel becomes more hateful as time passes, and when she finds Gideon at the opera with his mistress and their son, her hatred knows no bounds toward Gideon. The death of a friend, a son, and a daughter does not sway her hatred for life in general.As Mark grows to become the Broken Anchor manager, a war between the cattlemen and the Basque sheep men break out. When he enters into a partnership to raise prize palomino horses with his father, his mother becomes even more determined to ruin the ranch.

At the tender age of five, Nitros young eyes witnessed his mom overdose on heroin. As luck would have it, his father was serving a life sentence. An orphan, nonetheless, his mothers mom was his only surviving relative, his true saving grace. Ms. Marry did her best to instill mannerism and respect. In doing so, she emphasized that dignity and integrity were the cardinal principles of life. On the contrary to her rearing, the mean, gritty streets of St. Petersburg, Florida, did not coincide. Bounded by fate, Trouble was Nitros right-hand man after Nitro stumbled onto a bathroom fight at school. Trouble was getting double-teamed by two local hotheads. Nitro intervened, and then the dynamic duo was created. Since that day, the two became inseparable, tackling all their business endeavors together and kept it one hundred with each other amid all the fuckery. They were homies in the truest sense of the word. Would their street shrewdness help them prevail?

Chelsea was in need of something or someone to boost her confidence. As a teenager, she lacked self-worth and was badly in need of a friendsomeone she could share her inner-most thoughts with. Then came the very suave, gallant, worldly, and self-centered Nathaniel Samuels, who thought he was Gods gift to any girls dreams. He was offering Chelsea all that she needed and more. His eyes promised never to leave her, but could she trust him to help her grow in God? He didnt share her faith; will the thin line between seduction and salvation be crossed?

This book is a true story about my feelings from the day of my birth to the present. This book reveals information that I have kept to myself that I am revealing for the first time in my life, going through hell and major abuse. I have been trying all my life to overcome all types of abuse, betrayal, and hate and am learning how to love myself and to love others. I am teaching myself not to abuse anyone. This book is for all those who want to understand loving your child with all your heart. Otherwise, do not have them or except a child in your life.

Mira and Nisha are lifelong best friends. It is almost impossible to find one without the other (despite the fact that they are polar opposites). They have done everything together for the past 13 years of their lives and made a pact, that no matter what happens, they will always be around to support each other. It is February and midterms are coming along for the eighth graders (with distractions of course). Nisha wants to do something crazy right before science midterms and Mira is hesitant to join her this time after realizing the endless list of consequences. Yet, Mira knows that it will be a bigger mistake to let Nisha do whatever she want by herself. So of course, she tags along. However, this time, committing a small mistake turns into a bigger problem. Mira and Nishas time and future are both at stake, and Mira is for once, very helpless. Mira tries to make the wrong things right and starts to mix up the truth of reality from the past. It drags to a point when Mira starts questioning herself if she will ever be able to see Nisha again. It could be the point in their lives where they may be separated forever. Will they ever be able to go back in time and change their mistake in the past? Was this entire mishap supposed to happen in the first place or was it simply taken to the extreme based on Miras overthinking? Together, Mira and Nisha will need to overcome their obstacles in times of crisis even if it means that they have to put aside the fear of forgetting their past.

This book is a collection of poems written during times of pain and trial, inspiration, meditation, love, and encouragement.