Carole Hawkins Books

Peggy Batchelor's life unfolds as a captivating journey through performance and resilience, beginning with her debut as Baby Peggy in 1925. Her experiences include entertaining troops during WWII, broadcasting at the 1948 Olympics, and a flourishing career in education. The narrative is rich with adventure, featuring shipwrecks, tigers, and vibrant personalities, while also highlighting her love story. Ultimately, it celebrates the extraordinary life of a remarkable woman who left an indelible mark in various fields.

The human respiratory system is vital to life, but it is also vulnerable to damage. About 1 in 14 Americans have asthma, while a thousand new cases of cystic fibrosis are diagnosed every year. The disease called tuberculosis is no longer a major problem in the United States, but it is still a major killer around the globe. Meanwhile, pertussis (whooping cough) seems to be making a comeback. This book provides important information about the causes and treatments of respiratory disorders.Diseases and disorders transform the experience of childhood, forcing kids to confront adult concerns that we wish they could avoid. The set Living with Diseases and Disorders provides reliable facts about some of the most significant chronic illnesses, while also offering reassuring tips and advice about how to manage the disorders and have the best life possible.