Tom Kelley Books

The book chronicles the significant role of Howard County law enforcement since the 1880s, highlighting their involvement in various community events, from crime prevention to disaster response. It explores the evolution of policing through the lens of a new generation of war veterans in the mid-1940s, who brought leadership and a commitment to compassion and integrity. This narrative illustrates the unwavering dedication of officers to community safety and their enduring legacy in Howard County's history.

A guide to fostering creativity and business innovation, this title shows how an individual can become an experienced architect, storyteller, caregiver or cross-pollinator... just four of the ten characters that can be adopted in different situations to create a broader range of solutions to business problems.

The general manager of IDEO, the design firm that created the Apple Mouse and the Palm V, reveals strategies for fostering imagination, expressing ideas, and developing hit products by bringing out the creativity in every employee.

A powerful and inspiring book from the founders of IDEO, the award-winning design firm, on unleashing the creativity that lies within each and every one of us.

Superb images of dolls by Jumeau, Kestner, and Simon & Halbig. Photographed to highlight craftsmanship, color, and construction. 24 cards.

Set against the backdrop of a vibrant autumn countryside, the story follows little Cameo as she listens to her Grandmother's cherished tales. These stories, rich with memories, not only offer insights into Cameo's own identity but also encourage her to confront and embrace the transformations occurring in her life and environment. Through this journey of discovery, she learns the importance of holding onto fleeting moments.

Legendary Ireland combines the skills of the acclaimed and bestselling team, Tom Kelly and Peter Somerville-Large, to reveal a world filled with magical echoes of historic tradition and ancient legend. Tom Kelly's mastery of photography creates the light, colour and mood required to produce the most breathtaking pictures of Ireland yet, which Peter Somerville-Large weaves the threads of Irish fact and folklore to create a textured tapestry of language that evokes the essence of Ireland.

Seit der Sache mit Finn hat sich alles verändert. Deswegen hat Danny beschlossen abzuhauen. Er hat riesige Riesenangst. Und ein bisschen spannend ist es auch. Seine Familie wird schon traurig sein. Aber jetzt können sie sich ein kleineres Auto kaufen, zum Beispiel. Das ist auch besser für die Umwelt. Und sie kommen auch nicht dahinter, dass er den ausgestopften Otter platt gemacht und dabei auch noch ein Fenster eingeschmissen hat. Außerdem werden sie nicht mehr an seinen Zwilling Finn erinnert. Auf seiner Reise trifft Danny viele Menschen mit denen er redet und mit denen er schweigt. Und irgendwann kann er dann auch wieder nach Hause, zu seinen Eltern und seiner kleinen Schwester. Zu den Ottern. Und weiterleben.