Explore the enchanting journey of connecting with your true self and embracing your soul essence. This book invites readers to discover the transformative power of self-awareness and spiritual growth, offering insights and practices to deepen their understanding of personal identity and purpose. Through engaging narratives and practical guidance, it aims to inspire a profound sense of joy and fulfillment in living authentically.
In this silly story, a boy's mother complains that she shares her bathroom with a walrus. The boy imagines all of the things that a walrus might do in the bathroom. Is there really a walrus in the bathroom, though? You'll have to read the book to find out! Walrus in the Bathroom is a wonderful book for early readers. The simple language and laughable antics in this book can be read by beginning readers or read aloud to younger children. This story offers an excellent opportunity for young readers to develop inferential reading comprehension skills. Reading comprehension questions and a "clue hunt" are included in the back of this book to support your child in developing higher order thinking.
Dr. Cynthia Miller embarks on a lifelong quest to understand the roots of human conflict, motivated by her father's creation of the first H-bomb. As she navigates the complexities of human behavior and societal violence, her journey delves into themes of morality, responsibility, and the consequences of scientific advancement. Through her exploration, Cynthia seeks to uncover the reasons behind hatred and violence, aiming to foster understanding and peace in a troubled world.
The figures that judder in and out of sight and mind in these compressed yet oddly lucid poems are real and imagined, loved and reviled, fathered and childless, and sinned against or sinning. From patio cracks, plugholes, and grottos of lights, they emerge aslant - inviting us to peer just beyond the safe places.
Memoir of a uniquely well-travelled diver who has dived around the world - wreck diving, cave diving, drift diving, dive instructor, PADI diving, BSAC diving, dive accident, dive rescue, diving little explored Japanese warships, great white sharks, whale sharks, Mozambique, Bazaruto Islands, Indonesia, Turks & Caicos, Philippines, Thailand.
Through Polly's journey, children are introduced to the concept of Jesus in an engaging and relatable way. The story emphasizes the importance of free will in allowing Jesus into their lives. As Polly explores her faith, young readers are encouraged to seek their own understanding of Jesus, fostering a personal and spiritual relationship with God, the creator. This book serves as a tool for parents and educators to facilitate discussions about faith and spirituality with children.
Featuring thirty-eight pages of illustrations, this book combines coloring with self-help exercises aimed at boosting self-esteem and personal empowerment. Readers are encouraged to reclaim their self-worth, energy, and power while exploring their hidden talents. The interactive approach promotes creativity and personal growth, making it a unique tool for self-discovery and confidence building.
A hilarious nonfiction overview of the myriad mishaps, misadventures, and misunderstandings that plagued world explorers throughout time.
Authors Erik Slader and Ben Thompson, and artist Tim Foley, present another humorous and unexpected view of history with their third Epic Fails book, Not-So-Great Presidents: Commanders in Chief...
Ben Thompson has been a loom cleaner, guitar teacher, peace movement worker and a screen actor in China. These poems go back fourty years and cover themes including nature, love and bereavement.