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This book provides parents with an opportunity to discuss drugs with children aged five to twelve years old.

This is book 5 in the Pebbles and Izzy collection. It is a cute story of Pebbles and Izzy following Gully the Bumblebee until he decides to follow them instead. Pebbles and Izzy learn how magical Gully really is.

This is a childrens nursery / lullaby rhyme about childhood and growing up and loss of innocence being a repeating cycle.

"Thistle & Weed" is actually a true story, for the most part. Obviously certain things and places have been exaggerated to become more appealing, but the story itself is history. Thistle & Weed is a story about two orphan children, Ewan and Thistle, who have the extraordinary misfortune of living in the catacombs and sewers beneath Edinburgh''s Royal Mile. I''m not gonna lie, their lives are pretty miserable. Whether it''s empty chamber pots or scrounging for food, their days are pretty uneventful... until recently. Edinburgh in 1828 was a pretty spectacular place. In fact, it was actually the centre of medicine for the Western, if not the entire world. Anatomy and dissections were a pass time at the ''Royal Institute of Medicine in Edinburgh''. If you had an afternoon free, why not go see a limb or two get cut off. Nothing on this weekend, let''s go see an appendix. The only problem was, your only "supposed" to cut up dead bodies, and people just weren''t dying quick enough. This meant that the doctors needed to try more ''extreme'' measures.With the help of the ''Snatchers'' people were disappearing left, right and centre. Only to wind up "Dead from Natural Causes" and on an operating table for prime time viewing. This was less than ideal for Ewan and Thistle, two orphan children who no one would miss. Living in the dark tunnels of Stoneroot, out of mind and out of sight from the police. Who was going to notice one or two or even a hundred orphans missing. Without giving away too much, that''s the general story line. Below is the blurb."When a third child disappears from the dimly lit labyrinth of tunnels beneath Edinburgh''s cobblestones ''Royal Mile'', it becomes all too clear, no one is safe.Ewan and Thistle, two orphan children raised underground, can only hope to solve the strange disappearances before they too find themselves kidnapped and at the mercy of the ''Snatchers''. As the daring pair draw closer to the truth, their journey becomes ever more treacherous, with unexpected discoveries and fatal consequences."

Christmas is right at the doorstep of every family at that transition between November and December. There are plans to be made, presents to be bought, and celebrations to be relished! Well, this is what the Fruit Advent Calendar is here for. From classic favorites like apples to something new to your palate like sapodilla, this book can bring a fresh twist to your month! This was written by two ordinary teens on a culinary journey for the whole family to enjoy!

Jake and his brothers first must deal with the end of the world before traveling back in time to the Sofala gold rush and then back to a new life on a new world. Along the way, they must conquer their fears and battle dark forces intent on blocking their way. But everyone is not what they appear to be, and life can change in the blink of an eye. Dragon, witches, wizards, goblins, ogres, trolls, fairies, druids, dwarves, elves, gods, and flying pigs all play a part in this story that covers ten thousand years of history.

Queen Alexandras Colouring Book is an adult colouring book filled with realistic grayscale drawings of butterflies, created particularly for talented children trying to achieve realism with watercolour, oil paint, or pencil. This is more of a training pad for young painters than a traditional colouring book; of course, anyone can use it in any style they please.However, in my practice as an artist, I have found an accurate underpainting is the best way to generate amazing, realistic results. The name of each butterfly appears on each page, making it easy to find reference material for those interested in finding the right colours. The reference material does not appear in the book to allow individuals to be as creative as they desire.Furthermore, training artists can copy the drawing on the blank page to improve their drawing skills.

This story reveals the unity in a familythe ability to stick and reason together, to have quality time in most cases, and to engage always in communication that enables or provides a strong, happy relationship.Every child is unique, especially the child who does things differently or has a different character. Since children are a blessing to their family, they should be respected, cared, and loved for who they are. We also treat children with patience, applying wisdom. As we relate to them, they connect and become acquainted to us and they develop confidence to belong and potentially become successful in their lives.

Bath time with Mr Penguin is a story about two boys who love to play with mud and dirt but too sluggish to take a bath. What cheered them to clean up and bathe is Mr Penguin. Each time they think of how Mr Penguin magically comes alive from the sticker on the wall with his surfboard, the boys will then have the most amazing and playful bath time.And with that, the two enthusiastic boys would look forward to daddy and mummy tucking them up to bed, which leaves the family with nothing but fun and enjoyable time.

A collection of short stories, featuring both truth and fiction; some are a mixture of both. There are five-minute stories, ten-minute stories and much longer ones too. The author gives a glimpse into her own life in the first and last entries in the book.

Bernadettes son was diagnosed with autism. The journey she has been on raising him has inspired her to write this educational and heart-warming book. This book shows some of the main characteristics of autism, and it was written with the hope of helping its readers open their minds and hearts to accept and acknowledge disabilities and the differences in all of us. The photographs throughout the book show a very real picture of life with autism within her family. Both educational and an enjoyable read, this book would be a great tool to help both siblings and those who have autism, understand and accept it. Written through the eyes of a sibling, this book highlights how love and acceptance are all anyone really needs.

What happens when a tiny church in Okole arises to question the authenticity of the prophecies they have been hearing? When they gather to ponder on why there seems to be all talk and no fulfilment of promises. How do they bring back their sons and daughters who have been lost to the grip of unfulfilled prophecies, war and financial pressure in strange land? Will the gospel with which these children have been nurtured work for them in the marketplace of different cultural settings? An unexpected turn of events unleashes an avalanche of bitterness and joy, sorrow and laughter, despair and ecstasy and of course unending love. All these come together to create a tale you will not forget; as these believers invade their Babylons, stop decay in the nations, receive promises and rewrite history.

Daryl Rixon had a diversified and interesting banking career. Upon retirement, he has written poems and a book titled Learn, Save, BudgetMeet the W Family. This book may be found on Google. He says that the world is a school room. Life is an education; we never stop learning. These poems are about some of his interests, which include the world, people, nature, music, and travel. It took a miracle to put the stars in space. How great thou art. Its a beautiful world. All familiar words. He says attendance at church, worship, and belief in God give him purpose and direction in life. Brilliant minds and professionals continue searching for answers about the world. There are achievements, failures, fame, and fortune. Modern technology inevitably has changed our way of life. This book of poetry is a reflection surrounding interests and written in plain language. Reading these poems is a must as they are full of meaning, enjoyment, and recognition to all.

Well, I hoped you enjoyed my first cookbook and learned a thing or two. My ideas are meant to be simple and tasty. This is for those who work hard and have little time to cook, who are not that confident of a cook, and even those who love to cook and just need a few ideas that will impress their friends and more. You will find that almost all my dishes are quick and easy, and if you get all the fresh ingredients and take a little time, you will be surprised how well your cooking will be. I also hope you enjoyed my pictures and stories. They are but a tiny part of my life experiences, and in my next book, there will be many more, as I feel that they gave me inspiration to love food and cooking, and I hope they inspire you also. Good food and wine are not just to be enjoyed at restaurants; you can bring them into your homes and have as much fun as I do.

This is a true story.My family live in the bush at a special place where school kids come to stay for camping.We were driving along a dusty dirt road and Mum was thinking about all the things we had to do that day, fix the fence so my brother Malakai would not escape into the bush, cook the dinner with my dad, and get me to go to bed (which sometimes is a hard thing to do).