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While most siblings are rivals, Akie and his little brother are the best of friends. They love singing while flying kites, one big kite for Akie, and one small kite for Ebuka. Akie and Ebuka don't intend to disobey their parents, but as they follow the trails of an airplane flying low over their house, they do the unthinkable. Ebuka employs lies and tricks to keep their mother in the dark, to buy time, and to help his brother. Will their parents forgive them?If you've never lied, or made mistakes, deliver the first punch!
Fêtes Galantes & Songs Without Words are the 2nd and 4th books of poetry by French poet and author Paul Verlaine. Fêtes Galantes (Fêtes Galantes in French) was originally published in 1869. A common theme running through these poems is the scenes, characters, and props of French comedy, semi-civilized pastorals, and commedia dellʼarte, - figures like Harlequin, Colombine, Pierrot, Leandre, the Innamorati, etc., against natural backdrops and dreamy Watteau-like landscapes, with all the appurtenances that one might expect: mandolins, lutes, masques, moonlight, prettily-clad women, moss-covered benches... - interfused with the poetʼs feelings, melancholy, amorous longings, joys, and regrets. Songs Without Words (Romances sans paroles in French) was originally published in 1874. The common theme in these poems is the amorous and sentimental love lost, found, and lost again between the poet and his childhood female cousin, or his child wife, or his new-found friend and fellow poet Arthur Rimbaud against a backdrop of the Ardennes, the Belgian countryside, Brussels, and London. It includes perhaps Verlaineʼs most famous poem: "Il pleure dans mon coeur..."
Type WON! is meant to be a children's and family book. At the age of 9, the author's son, Huck was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D). As a nurse, his wife was familiar with the signs and symptoms he displayed that warranted us to check his blood sugar. Getting the T1D diagnosis was new and shocking. Brandon and his wife were overwhelmed with literature and information about this drastic new change with our lives, but nothing that was specific for Huck. T1D is lifelong and every T1D person learns their diagnosis at different ages. This book is meant to help younger children and families feel at ease with their new diagnosis. It can be very scary to be a child who is fearful of shots to now getting three or more a day. This story is a rhyming and poem style book to appeal to children and families about their new life as T1D.
Geometry Textbook for Middle and High School Students by 70 Times 7 Math is, as suggested by the title, appropriate for both middle and high school students. If you are following the suggested schedule for teaching the 70 Times 7 Math curriculum, this book would first be studied by 8th-grade students and then restudied by 10th graders. You can review the table of contents to note the wide variety of subjects students will learn about in this book. It essentially covers the same material you would expect to find in any other geometry textbook for middle and high school students but in fewer pages and with an approach that is easier to understand. Please do note that while only one textbook is needed, the classwork/homework books and other materials that supplement the textbook are sold separately (see the titles below).70 Times 7 Math: Geometry Classwork/Homework (for middle and high school students)70 Times 7 Math: Answer Keys to Geometry Classwork/Homework (for middle and high school students)>One of the most unique things about this curriculum is the design of the textbook pages. The design provides an organized and time-efficient way of introducing new problems and of reviewing what has already been learned. There are colorful illustrations to help students learn about angles, triangles and other polygons, polyhedrons, circles, spheres, area, surface area, volume, trigonometry, and much more. For more information about this book, including the electronic versions available for teachers to guide students through the material and the electronic versions for students where tutorial videos are available, please see the preface following the table of contents or visit the business website of Habakkuk Educational Materials.
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