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  • av Lellie Lopter
    221

    Rhyme Time 2: The pictureless picture book contains even more poems and rhymes for really good times and maybe even some secret hidden pictures (or not). This book contains QR codes to Little Lopters performing some of the poems from this book.

  • av Larry Smith
    185,-

    The popular Six-Word Memoir® project examines a subject bursting with words: Jewish life. With contributions from machers like Larry David, Amy Schumer, Henry Winkler, Jonathan Safran Foer, Liana Finck, Rabbi Sharon Brous, Elizabeth Wurtzel, Josh Gondelman, Maira Kalman, Walter Mosley, Gary Shteyngart, and Art Spiegelman, along with hundreds of never-before-published writers, Six-Word Memoirs on Jewish Life offers stories of faith and family, duty and identity, celebration and tsuris that will inform, delight and inspire.

  • av Carl Mohan
    173,-

    About Meditation is an insightful guide to practicing meditation. It explores how the modality of meditation can bring stillness to the body, mind, and Spirit, leading to a powerful inner world. Meditation is a practice of introspection that results in answers based on eternal Truth. Applying these answers to daily life offers the opportunity to make choices that will not only manifest happiness but bring balance to the body, mind and Spirit.. When a state of balance is achieved, the physical, mental, and spiritual operate cohesively, as a unit. About Meditation is a treasure map that leads to enlightenment and the mastery of life, a state achieved by the ancient masters. No matter where you are in your meditation journey, this book holds valuable guidance to help you fully step into your meditation practice, creating a life that feels balanced, meaningful and aligned.

  • av Glenn a Walker
    198,-

    Using dance as a metaphor, this collection of creative writings and stories extends the love and joys of dancing to life in general. The author, as a long-time ballroom dancer, draws on lessons learned in dance and links them to everyday experiences, from the way we perceive things, to discipline, gratitude, courteous behavior, and finding harmonious living in the world we inhabit. Expressed in a way dancers can relate to but have a hard time putting into words, often from a philosophical, spiritual, poetic, or abstract view, and sometimes with humor, this book offers an open invitation to become more mindful of the spirit that innervates our daily lives, all through the lens of ballroom dance. Recommended as inspirational reading one chapter each day during a quiet moment at the beginning or end of the day.

  • av Amanda Wilson
    132 - 173,-

  • av Nancy Ann Healy
    227,-

    When FBI agent Alexis Toles was dispatched to New York to investigate threats sent to Congressman Christopher O'Brien, the last thing she expected to was romance. But during her investigation, Alex finds herself in a love affair with the congressman's ex-wife, all while discovering the convoluted conspiracy behind the threats. A highly suspenseful and intriguing political thriller, Intersection takes a sensitive and sensual approach to lesbian relationships and families, and it tells a compelling tale about confronting who you truly are and learning to love amid life's chaos. This revised 10th-anniversary edition of the first installment of the best-selling Alex and Cassidy series will take you on a journey into a world of conspiracy, lies, betrayal, and espionage. Discover that amid a sea of uncertainty, love changes everything. "The complex depictions of both Toles' and Cassidy's sexualities and personalities are refreshing...This welcome addition to the crime-fiction genre features a refreshingly new type of heroine." Kirkus Reviews

  • av Melanie Officer
    235,-

    Step into the enchanting world of "The Roar Within, A Tigers Tale of Difference," where Roary, a little Siberian tiger, embarks on a heartwarming adventure alongside his faithful friend, Snowy. This book was inspired by my son, who has Childhood Apraxia of Speech. His struggles with speech are reflected in this book by Roary's challenges to roar like all the other tigers in the land. With Snowy's guidance, he learns the art of embracing his unique abilities and understanding that we are all good at different things. This captivating story reminds us that our diverse talents and abilities create a tapestry of beauty, shaping a world filled with joy for everyone. Join Roary and Snowy on their journey of courage, friendship, and self-discovery in this delightful tale that will warm your heart and leave you inspired.Perfect for: children aged 4-8 yearsParents, Grandparents, Techers, Speech Pathologists, Neurodivergent parentsSharing in friendship and encouragementEmbracing different brains, and all of our uniqueness

  • av Maya Green
    328,-

    What foods give YOU super powers? Explore all the different colour fruits and vegetables that give your body the powers it needs to do AMAZING things!We know that we should 'eat a rainbow' of different food colours to keep our bodies healthy. SUPER FOOD POWER gives kids knowledge about nutrition and teaches them that colourful fruit and vegetables give their bodies super powers. This fun picture book walks children through different colour fruits and vegetables including some common and not so common varieties. The language is simple, fun and non judgemental. Each page explains what macronutrients or 'super powers' certain colour foods can provide us with, and what they're good for."GREEN foods are full of FOLATES that are great for your heart""BLUE foods have FLAVONOIDS that put you in a good mood"With cute illustrations and a handy reference list of colourful foods to add to your next meal, this book is a fun and engaging way to get your kids interested in eating well to set them up for good habits and a healthy lifestyle, as well as learning their colours. Grab some purple carrots or blue tomatoes for dinner tonight!SUPER FOOD POWER is for children of all ages, with large simple text for early readers and more challenging descriptions for advanced learners. A great food education tool for parents, guardians, grandparents, teachers, nutritionists, dieticians and care givers or anyone who loves learning about science, nutrition, healthy bodies and STEM subjects.

  • av Kristen Crowhurst
    262,-

    No Matter What is a beautifully illustrated book for both children and parents that playfully explores the concept of unconditional love and the power of mindfulness in achieving this.

  • av Jennifer Mistmorgan
    235,-

    He's a charismatic Australian bomber pilot used to beating the odds. She's the straight-laced radio operator he speaks to each night before he flies. He makes a bet that he can steal a kiss....and ends up getting so much more than he bargained for.If you enjoy gripping wartime romances, you'll love this heart-stopping story of love, chance and consequence.RAF Bottesford, November 1942: Maggie Morrison joined the Women's Auxiliary Air Force for a free ticket into the romance she craved, away from her sleepy life as a vicar's daughter. But the men of Bomber Command are careless with the hearts of women. She hides the pain of her broken heart and mother's sudden death behind calm confidence on the airfield radio, as the last voice men hear before they fly into danger.Australian pilot Alec Thomas is a gambling man on a winning streak. Every night when he flies with RAF Bomber Command, the odds of surviving are fifty-fifty. And every night so far, he's made it back to English soil. But as the battles over Europe intensify, Alec's luck feels less certain. When Alec bets with his crew he can get Maggie to kiss him before the year is out, he has no idea it's the most important wager he'll ever make. But pursuing her leads Alec to reexamine everything he believes about his so-called luck, prompting him to question what-or who-is behind it all. Even if Alec can win his bet, can his risk-taking ways win her heart? Or will his luck in the brutal air war over Europe run out before their first kiss?

  • av Weh Yeoh
    198,-

    A successful charity is one that makes themselves redundant.

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    232,-

    Advance Australia Fair, the Australian National Anthem, has been loved by people of all ages for decades. These lyrics have now been matched with colourful illustrations that reflect the cultural values of this beautiful country. Famous Australian landmarks are seen throughout this book. Enjoy reading this book with your child by reflecting on what the anthem means to you. JNF025040 JUVENILE NONFICTION / History / Australia & Oceania JNF038030 JUVENILE NONFICTION / People & Places / Australia & Oceania

  • av Eric Williams
    208,-

    In the imaginary town of Magicistopia lives an eight year old little girl named Sophie Bildermann. Since Sophie and her family have moved to Magicistopia, she has had trouble making new friends at school and is often bullied by the kids in her class. Until one day she meets Buggy Bumble Bee and Chloe Ladybug.

  • av Dominik Herzog
    278,-

    This book methodically examines the decade-slongprocess in which Germany has garnered its reputation as a model for confronting and reconciling with its dark history. Much of this has been attributed to the embodiment of Vergangenheitsbewaltigung or, "the process ofcoming to tenns with the past." Between 1933 and 1945, Nazi Germany and its collaboratorspe1petrated the deadliest genocide in world history, killing more than 6 millionJews and millions of other victims of marginalized groups. After the conclusion of World War II and the ultimate defeat of Nazi Gem1any, the country was physically devastated, and most Gennans refused to even discuss the Holocaust. As successive generations of young Gennans came of age, they began confrontations with their elders that would placeHolocaust awareness at the forefront of academics, national politic, sand everyday life. Furthennore, it led to unprecedented efforts to memorialize the victims of the Holocaust in meaningful ways, especially after the reunification of Germany.

  • av Mallie Block
    344,-

    In this book we embark on a journey through time to explore the intricate web of perceptions, myths, and dynamics that shaped the reception of Russian terrorist women in the United States between 1878 and 1920. This meticulously researched dissertation unveils a captivating narrative that challenges traditional understandings of the Free Russia movement and sheds light on the multifaceted relationship between Russian revolutionaries and their American allies.

  • av Shakeema Funchess
    370 - 503,-

    "The ABCs of Black History" is a book written by Shakeema Funchess. It is a non-fiction book that explores the history and experiences of Black people in America, with a focus on key events and figures who have shaped Black history.The book covers a wide range of topics, including slavery, the Civil Rights Movement, and the contributions of Black inventors, scientists, and artists. It is a perfect opportunity for parents to read to their kids and add personal anecdotes and reflections about their own experiences and insights into the ongoing struggle for racial justice and equality.Overall, "The ABCs of Black History" is a thoughtful and engaging exploration of Black history that allows the readers to explore a deeper understanding of the challenges and triumphs of Black people throughout American history with age-appropriate highlights of key figures from A to Z.We aim to celebrate those who came before and those who now triumph in their creativity and contributions to the world. This alphabet book presents iconic names that span centuries in Black History like gay activist Marsha P Johnson, abolitionist Harriet Tubman or orator W.E.B. Dubois.

  • av Linda Smythe Oliaro
    185,-

    Did you ever consider that your actions impact everything in this world? That you are responsible for - a co-creator of - the world we live in? Fr. Brian McCormick tells us, "YOU are the world," that all people are One, and what each of us does affects the whole. This is the story of a how a remarkable man became a teacher and practitioner of how to live together as brothers and sisters on this planet of nearly 8 billion people.* Similar to Matthew Desmond in Poverty, America, he tells us how our greedy lifestyle is a major contributor to the poverty that pervades our American society. In his work at the experimental ministry of Martin House in Trenton, NJ, Fr. McCormick was tasked by the Trenton diocese to study and address racism and poverty so that the Church could determine how it could best serve these needs.Fr. McCormick charged forward on this mission, formulating and promoting soul-searching ideas about how society works and how it needs to be changed with regard to the poor. He sees human greed as the basis for poverty and many of society's ills. His ideas about greed and how it stems from a lack of recognition of the Oneness or the inter-relatedness of our world are controversial. He challenges the church to take a leading role in guiding the "world conscience" to address society's ills, globally, and right down to the local level - with programs in the nearest center of poverty.Fr. McCormick's ideas on how to make "Oneness" a reality, and the journey that formed the man and his ideas, take us on a thought-provoking path in this book. His meditations are sometimes startling but give direct insight into his unique way of thinking and facing the world.You can read more about Fr. McCormick's work in Trenton in the companion book: A Radical Heart: Making Black Lives Matter Through Faith in Action by Mary R. Callahan.*Ideas also put forth by Pope Benedict XVI - World Peace Day 2009, and Pope Francis - Encyclical, Laudato Si, In Care of Our Common Home

  • av Steven Withrow
    185,-

    Steven Withrow's The Nothing Box is his third collection of speculative and dark fantasy poems have appeared in Asimov's Science Fiction, Spectral Realms, Space & Time, and Dreams & Nightmares.

  • av Heather Marie
    278,-

    Embark on a sun-filled escapade with Pickle Juice and Patty Cakes in "Pickle Juice & Patty Cakes Ice Cream Adventure"! Follow these adorable pals as they frolic under the morning sun encountering obstacles and savoring delightful ice cream treats. With wagging tails and unwavering determination, they overcome challenges, spreading joy and experiencing the kindness of others. With charming illustrations and an uplifting message, this book will ignite the imaginations of young readers, filling their days with excitement and wonder.Join Pickle Juice & Patty Cakes on their delightful ice cream adventure today!

  • av J. Patricia Anderson
    142 - 247,-

  • av Leslie Anne Tarabella
    249,-

    Born in New York City, the author's grandmother-in-law, Mary, was a child during a world-wide pandemic. Her father realized she needed a special gift to distract her from loneliness. Mary cherished this gift, but it was tragically destroyed in an accident. Mary mourned the loss her entire life, but 80 years later, when Mary relocated to Alabama, she experienced a Christmas miracle.Inside every grandparent is still a child who loves the joy of Christmas.

  • av Stephen J. Williams
    247,-

    "Community Revolution, Pt. 1-The 33rd Street Chronicles" is an odyssey which spans the lifetime of Stephen J. Williams a.k.a. Li'l Romeo. From his tumultuous infancy to his early introduction to crime and the gang he would be inextricably affiliated with over the course of his life, where the streets of his neighborhood became his college, teaching him how to master all of the nefarious criminal elements endemic within his social class environment, leading to his eventual induction into the criminal justice system where he would become further indoctrinated and educated, spending long hours studying a myriad of historical, political, and social topics and developing a passion for law. Armed with knowledge, wisdom, and understanding, Stephen evolved, becoming a revolutionary advocate for change, progress, and success within the realm of a corrupt judicial system, placing a target on his back and leading to him being framed and railroaded into prison for life under California's infamous "Three Strikes" Law. In many ways, this story is the mirror reflection of a vast majority of Black people growing up in the inner-city urban communities across America, whose life experience can be viewed through his lens. This is the Black experience.

  • av Estela Solis Torneria
    356,-

    Clemente es una astuta ardilla que un secreto esconde. En esta historia descubrirás lo que otros por no saber observar ignoran de lo que es capaz.

  • av Robert Earl Stasny
    219,-

  • av J. Barrett
    235,-

    A world on the edge of chaos. An ancient evil awakened. A family torn apart.It has been ten years since the fateful battle of Queen's End, and Samirra is ravaged by famine and plague. The Council of Elements has fallen apart, and Maialen, the Keeper of Earth, is the only one who seems to care about holding together the tenuous peace amongst the realms. As the threat of the Fomori grows and war seems inevitable, Maialen realizes that to save her own kingdom and the rest of Imbria, she will have to betray those she has sworn allegiance to and look to the last person she ever thought she would trust, the enigmatic Keeper of Fire.All the while, the looming prophecy of the Solvrei still hangs over the world like a dark shadow. To do what is right, Maialen must decide if she believes the prophecy, and her sister's child is truly of divine blood, or if he is merely a deranged little boy raised to believe that he is the descendant of Gods, another of Orabelle's mistakes she is forced to try to correct.Whatever the Earth Keeper chooses, the fate of the four realms now rests on her.From award-winning author J. Barrett comes the exciting second book in a gritty adventure series full of heart, loyalty, intrigue, deception, and a host of bittersweet emotions.

  • av Deborah (Debbie) M. Paschal Evans
    235,-

    "HARD TO KILL: The Accident" is an electrifying and suspense-filled novel that delves deep into the heart of unseen forces that lurk in the shadows. On a deceptively tranquil night, our protagonist finds herself standing alone on a dark corner, feeling the palpable presence of a looming, ominous danger. Overwhelmed with an instinctual fear that courses through her veins, she senses an imminent peril. The isolation is only punctuated by a single dimly lit streetlight, casting long shadows that seem to harbor nameless terrors.In the face of this impending doom, she finds herself surrendering to a power much greater than herself, invoking a connection with the divine in this moment of profound vulnerability. She does not yet know that the ominous atmosphere heralds a pivotal shift in her life and the lives of those she cherishes.Two seemingly unrelated events from the past - both occurring on June 21st, in 2007 and 2010 respectively - are about to merge and reshape her future in a chilling and unforeseeable way. These events, woven together by the hand of destiny, will unspool a journey of transformation, a struggle against evil, and a testament to the indomitable human spirit. "HARD TO KILL: The Accident" will captivate readers with its uncanny blend of suspense, spiritual insights, and a profound exploration of the human condition.

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