Eli the elephant struggles with self-acceptance, feeling pressured to lose weight to fit in with her friends. As she navigates her feelings about her size, the story explores themes of body image, friendship, and the importance of embracing one's unique qualities. Through her journey, Eli learns valuable lessons about self-love and the true meaning of friendship.
1 with Type 1
This is a children's story book . It is the story of Cindy the bunny with Type 1 diabetes. Cindy goes to her best mate Wilson's birthday party but she was to expect some surpriSes there. Cindy talks about her type 1 diabetes, CONTINOUS GLUCOSE MONITORING and INSULIN PUMP to clear the fears her friends have about TYPE 1 DIABETES. This story unravels why Cindy is the No:1 bunny in managing her type 1 diabetes. The book is written and illustrated by Dr. Abraham Thomas
Jeff the hummingbird and Sam the sparrow are challenged for a competition by Lexi the eagle. Who will win?
Designed for young learners, this Malayalam language workbook focuses on teaching 15 vowels through engaging activities. With colorful pages and practice sheets, it offers a fun approach to language acquisition, making it an excellent resource for children around the globe to develop their Malayalam skills.
The narrative explores the author's personal journey through their first surgical experience, highlighting the emotional and physical challenges faced before, during, and after the procedure. It delves into the fears and anxieties surrounding surgery, the interactions with medical staff, and the recovery process. Through vivid storytelling, the author shares insights about resilience, vulnerability, and the transformative power of medical intervention, making it a relatable tale for anyone who has faced similar life-altering moments.
Set against the backdrop of 1989, the narrative follows mechanical engineer Abraham Thomas as he embarks on a groundbreaking journey with his 'xCode' hypothesis. This innovative theory contests the widely accepted notion that the brain's 86 billion neurons operate solely through algorithms to process signals. Thomas's experiment not only reshapes our understanding of brain function but also opens new avenues for exploring the complexities of human cognition.
Toilet training becomes an exciting adventure for Tazzy, the Tasmanian Devil, as he navigates this milestone with guidance from his mother, Lisa. The story presents a playful approach to toilet training, making it relatable and enjoyable for toddlers. Through Tazzy's journey, young readers are encouraged to embrace the process of becoming nappy-free in a fun and engaging manner.
Focusing on the pressing need for effective irrigation practices, this book serves as a comprehensive resource for students and professionals in irrigation and agronomy. It addresses the challenges posed by a growing global population and the subsequent demand for food and resources. By highlighting the potential of irrigation agronomy to transform unproductive lands into fertile areas, it emphasizes the importance of investment in irrigation infrastructure. The text underscores the urgency of developing advanced irrigation systems to combat food insecurity and enhance agricultural productivity.
Navigating the complexities of childhood curiosity, this book addresses the challenging question posed by young children about their origins. It offers insights and guidance for parents on how to provide honest, age-appropriate answers while fostering open communication. The narrative emphasizes the importance of addressing such inquiries with sensitivity and clarity, helping to strengthen the parent-child bond and encourage a healthy understanding of life and family.