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The flower fairies and rainbow rocks find a surprise at the beach from the unicorns and mermaids. The book's magical creatures explain one simple way for people of all ages to reduce littering and improve our planet. Kids want to make a positive difference, and this creative picture book combines imagination with a real-life lesson that kids will remember. (Hint: it involves plastic straws.)

Do you like rocks and minerals? How many different ones can you name? "Crystals for Kids" has colorful photographs of 17 kinds of rocks and minerals (also called crystals). See how many you already know and learn what the others look like. The crystals are shown with their names and are also photographed in magical village scenes. Most of the stones are in their polished form. "Crystals for Kids" combines geology with imagination. It has almost NO reading, just learning through the creative photographs with the rocks labeled. Look at the fun pictures and learn to identify more rocks and minerals. This book also works well as an interesting science lesson for homeschooling.

Craft fairs are about fun and making money. If you are the host, organization is key to creating a rewarding event.You want the sponsoring organization and the vendors to make money. You want the guests to make memories of a fun time shopping and spending time together. You want to accomplish these things as efficiently as possible. The book's purpose is to make the process easier, especially if you do not have much experience hosting craft shows. The information is geared for smaller craft fairs held indoors, but the strategies may be applied to larger events.Tips to please your vendors are included because you can't have a show without them. You want your craft fair to be vendors' first choice. They attend many types of events, and they want you to succeed with your craft fair. It's win-win.Learning different ways to do things makes it easier to determine the best way for you and your team. Make your craft fair special, one that people look forward to attending each year.

embrace the essence(in seventeen syllables)of healing crystalsA quick poem can say a lot. A quick poem with a photo can say even more. The beauty of haiku is its brevity that is still complete enough to convey meaning and emotion. It often has nature themes. Crystal Haiku combines poetry with photographs of 42 different kinds of healing crystals. Some of it is quirky; some is more thought-provoking. Haiku is accessible to everyone; you don't have to be a poetry lover to appreciate haiku. This book is for people whoenjoy haiku (or want to try it)appreciate healing crystalswant to see photographs of beautiful rocks and mineralsare curious

If you want to be an author, this book makes the indie publishing process easy to understand. It really is possible to publish a wonderful Kindle book and paperback for free. Zero financial investment on your part can lead to money in your bank account. If unsure which publishing route to take, "Self-Publishing Painlessly for Free" guides you through the forest of information overload so you can find your own comfortable path. The conversational tone makes the content accessible because you have an English teacher-librarian-author helping you each step of the way. "Self-Publishing Painlessly for FREE" focuses on Amazon's popular Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) program. More and more people are discovering the rewards of being an indie author. The conversational tone makes the content accessible like you have an English teacher-librarian-author helping you each step of the way--because you do with this book. What are you waiting for? Let's get your book published and promoted, all for free. Exciting times are ahead P.S. This book is not full of technology jargon because the author doesn't speak that language very well. Instead, read it like a friend is gently encouraging you along your publishing journey.

Are you wondering if you should genrefy your library and what's the easiest way to do it? Are you concerned that genrefication might "dummy down" your library? Do you need to move your library because of getting new flooring, remodeling, or getting a new space? Do you need some guidelines as to which books you should weed? This book will help answer these questions. After hearing "Where are the spooky books?" countless times, the author genrefied her library. Now the beloved spooky books are in one spot. All sorts of genres and subjects were reorganized in an easily accessible manner. Patrons can quickly find what they'd like to read. Shelving is faster also. In addition to explanations of how an elementary and a secondary library each arranged by the Dewey Decimal System became one genrefied K-12 library, numerous photographs document the process. Genrefying has helped to build a reading culture, and books that had been previously overlooked for many years were suddenly being checked out. Genre categories, label ideas, signage suggestions, genre activities, and more are included. If not sure about genrefying your library, mini-genrefication ideas are also included. Seeing how someone else does something can make it easier to determine what is the best route for you and your library. There's not just one right way to genrefy. There's not just one right way to organize your library, regardless of which system you use. This book starts with one way that worked for one librarian who encourages you to find your own way. This book was updated in September 2019 after the author genrefied her second school's library. She keeps learning and is happy to share her lessons with you, which led to more updates in 2020. Also included are a classroom activity with genres bookmarks and a genres book buffet.This book contains many tips if you ever have to box up books to move or renovate your library. Genrefication means moving thousands of books even if your library isn't switching locations. When redoing your library for any reason, every tip helps.

The Flower Fairies Meet the Talking Rainbow Rocks combines magic and science in a fun way Readers learn about seven kinds of rocks and the seven colors of the rainbow in the correct order. One fairy garden, four flower fairies, seven talking rocks, and one owl spark imagination while sharing a gentle message about diversity, acceptance of others, and friendship.

Are you thinking about selling your creations at craft fairs but aren't sure where to start? Are you already selling items but would like more ideas to enhance your displays?The Craft Fair Vendor Guidebook: Ideas to Inspire is the go-to guide for people interested in personalized selling. Including many color photographs from craft fairs and other vendor events, this book offers logical ways to display merchandise, simple solutions to save time and make money, and other practical advice. It even includes tips for craft fair organizers.The author's specialty is wire-wrapped jewelry, but the book's principles may be applied to other crafts and merchandise. Learn tips on attracting customers to your enticing booth displays, including the Z layout.Being a craft fair vendor involves efficiently transporting your booth items, quickly setting everything up like an attractive "mini store," dismantling everything later that day, loading your vehicle (again ), and going home with more money that you'd brought.Setting up a portable display poses different challenges from creating one that will be stationary in a store setting. Each craft fair has its own layout and what works in one venue may not work in another. Therefore, it's essential to have a variety of display ideas to determine the best one for each show.The Craft Fair Vendor Guidebook contains down-to-earth strategies to assist with your home-based business. It starts with business basics and expands to cover a wide range of topics from set-up to sales, including selling beyond the typical craft fair venue. Offering economical DIY techniques, learn how a child's art kit can be transformed into a lovely jewelry display case or how PVC pipe can uplift your displays literally and figuratively.Throughout the book, the author shares her experiences to encourage and inspire others. Instead of wasting countless hours searching online for realistic ways to elevate your craft fair business, this book is a handy, step-by-step reference. A quick read highlighted by 100 photographs, this book should spark ideas and motivate vendors to create their best booths ever Note: This book has been updated regularly with the most recent in February 2023.