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The second book in the Acting Out Yoga series is the story of Anna, a little girl whose mischievous pet ferret, Fondue, wanders off at the Gare de Lyon station. While Anna runs all over the city looking for him, he's busy imitating everything he sees through yoga poses.The story will help teach children about the art and history of France while stretching, exercising and learning to relax through yoga. The underlying message will also illustrate the importance of friendship, pets and family.Parents, teachers, and instructors alike will appreciate the multi-purpose of this book: learning about yoga, learning about France and its rich cultural history, as well as having activities to help kids manage stress, move their body and have fun.

The Acting Out Yoga Series: Harvir in the Amazon provides activities for teachers, parents, and instructors to help guide children through a "fantastical" fairytale story while facilitating their ability to quickly learn yoga asanas (poses). The colorful illustrations also provide the perfect backdrop to engage children in the story, inspire creativity, encourage reading, and teach about cultures in different parts of the world. Each book also teaches life lessons about friendship, forgiveness, and trust and stresses the importance of mindfulness. In this story, Harvir must rescue the famous dancer, Elsa, after she is snatched from her village by an evil dragon. Enlisting the help of the medicine woman, along with some surprising jungle creatures, Harvir embarks on a journey that takes him deep into the Amazon rainforest. But don't worry, this isn't your average "damsel in distress" story, as our female heroines demonstrate that true strength is about wisdom, courage, kindness, and forgiveness. The book serves as a guide to yoga for physical health and relaxation, with a story to help children learn while being drawn into an adventure. It also provides the guide (teacher, parent, instructor) with drawings and detailed information about each pose and teaching children how to do it. Included are safety tips to prevent injury. Harvir is a great activity book for kids of all ages, but particularly ages 4-7.

Much like we observe and collect data about our environment, wildlife, and endangered species, the Data Collectors were sent here to collect and report back information about us. At one time, humans lived on many planets, in many solar systems; but now we are endangered, and currently live on a single planet ... Earth. The Data Collectors are trying to determine what is causing our near extinction to save humans as a species. Meanwhile, special interest groups would rather see the human race die off sooner, rather than later. After all, if they can preserve what natural resources we have left, Earth is prime intergalactic real estate.

Book Two in the Series: The Data Collectors. To trust or not to trust, that is the question. Nothing is quite as it should be when Lucene Jones finally arrives on Erde. The Peace-Keepers are forced into an uneasy alliance with the Vitruvians when they discover that the nomadic Royals may have skipped out on a deal. Namely, they failed to deliver the one natural born empath, born of two genetically modified Data Collectors, to a restless demon named Jasper Set. To make matters worse, the Terrestrial Academy of Research and Awareness (TARA) is beginning to notice odd side effects from tampering with Mother Nature, making the Data Collectors seem potentially unfit to continue their research. How can they possibly save the human species when they can't even save themselves, begging the question, has everyone gone insane?

The Acting Out Yoga Series: Harvir in the Amazon provides activities for teachers, parents, and instructors to help guide children through a "fantastical" fairytale story while facilitating their ability to quickly learn yoga asanas (poses). The colorful illustrations also provide the perfect backdrop to engage children in the story, inspire creativity, encourage reading, and teach about cultures in different parts of the world. Each book also teaches life lessons about friendship, forgiveness, and trust and stresses the importance of mindfulness. In this story, Harvir must rescue the famous dancer, Elsa, after she is snatched from her village by an evil dragon. Enlisting the help of the medicine woman, along with some surprising jungle creatures, Harvir embarks on a journey that takes him deep into the Amazon rainforest. But don't worry, this isn't your average "damsel in distress" story, as our female heroines demonstrate that true strength is about wisdom, courage, kindness, and forgiveness. The book serves as a guide to yoga for physical health and relaxation, with a story to help children learn while being drawn into an adventure. It also provides the guide (teacher, parent, instructor) with drawings and detailed information about each pose and teaching children how to do it. Included are safety tips to prevent injury. Harvir is a great activity book for kids of all ages, but particularly ages 4-7.

Rue Brennan's name means "regret" and "sorrow." And, by golly, she's determined to live up to that name. Living in a tiny studio apartment in the Lower East Side of Manhattan and piecing together odd jobs as a freelance journalist and part-time figure model, her boyfriend, Spencer, thinks she can do better. Spencer Hargrove is all about appearances and is about to unveil a new product created by his up-and-coming startup, SpencerTech at the height of the tech boom. He convinces Rue to take a job as an administrative assistant working for Cyber Forensic Consultant and Private Investigator Darwin Fennec, believing it to be a career more befitting a woman of her stage in life. In the meantime, her hyperactive upstairs neighbor Midge, prone to day drinking and saying whatever comes into her head, would rather see Rue ditch Spencer and spend her time with Darwin instead. Midge may get her wish, but not in the way she intended. In an unexpected twist of fate, Darwin and Rue find themselves attending the theater on the same night, each witnessing the murder of a stage actress. The only problem is, they both have become suspects, and each other's alibis - ensuring they'll have to spend more time together, after all, trying to clear each other's names. All that, of course, is assuming that one of them isn't guilty.

Created by Board-Certified Positive Psychology Coach Danielle Palli, this workbook is a guide and journal filled with weekly exercises and journaling prompts designed to help people tap into their inner strength. Using her specialty training in emotional intelligence, personality types, and cognitive behavior therapy, Palli invites participants to complete one assignment per week centered around building personal power, finding purpose, discovering strengths, and living within one's values to create a life of joy and fulfillment.

Forensic Scientist Penelope Washburn has the bad habit of finding herself in the middle of other people's messes. Unfortunately, she's too nice to say anything about it. She also has an Achilles heel, ex-boss Detective Jose Ortega, who also happens to be an ex-love interest. When Ortega gets tangled in a multinational crime involving a well-known and powerful cult, along with a dangerous family known for their high-profile grifts, Penelope insists on accompanying her old flame to Ireland to help. Meanwhile, ex-cult member and journalist-turned detective, Rue Brennan, knows the people involved more than anyone, and agrees to go with them, even though it means coming face-to-face with an old nemesis... and her past.

Three Women...Three Mysteries Rue Brennan lives in a tiny studio apartment in Manhattan, piecing together odd jobs as a journalist and art model. Her boyfriend, Spencer Hargrove, is about to unveil a new product created by his up-and-coming startup, SpencerTech, at the height of the tech boom. He convinces Rue to take a 'more respectable' job as an administrative assistant working for Cyber Forensic Consultant and Private Investigator Darwin Fennec. Meanwhile, her hyperactive upstairs neighbor Midge, prone to day drinking and saying whatever comes into her head, would rather see Rue ditch Spencer and spend her time with Darwin instead. In an unexpected twist of fate, Darwin and Rue attend the theater on the same night, each witnessing the murder of a stage actress. The only problem is, they both have become suspects, and each other's alibis. Emma Post is a force to be reckoned with. Living in a run-down studio apartment in the Lower West Side of Manhattan and earning a modest living as a figure model, she has a general "punch first and ask questions later" approach to life. Meanwhile, wealthy philanthropist and business mogul, Erasmus Vandenberg hires Emma as a private portrait model. But soon after, he meets with an unexpected demise. Surprisingly, she inherits the bulk of his fortune. Determined to uncover the cause of his death, Emma enlists the help of a recently retired homicide-detective-turned-private-investigator, Jose Ortega, to help her find answers. Unfortunately, that also means having to join forces with her old rival, Rue Brennan. Forensic Scientist Penelope Washburn has the bad habit of finding herself in the middle of other people's messes. Unfortunately, she's too nice to say anything about it. She also has an Achilles heel, ex-boss Detective Jose Ortega, who also happens to be an ex-love interest. When Ortega gets tangled in a multinational crime involving a well-known and powerful cult, along with a dangerous family known for their high-profile grifts, Penelope insists on accompanying her old flame to Ireland to help. Meanwhile, ex-cult member and journalist-turned detective, Rue Brennan, knows the people involved more than anyone, and agrees to go with them, even though it means coming face-to-face with an old nemesis...and her past. "Loved it This book is full of non-stop secrets, affairs and murders. Blended with some romance, this makes for a great romantic mystery." -Reedsy Discovery "If I Didn't Care by Danielle Palli delivers a delightful blend of romance, mystery, and humor in the heart of Manhattan's Lower East Side." -Book Commentary "Whimsical tale of intriguing characters on a whodunit mission. This is a delightful getaway read." -Reader Review "Find out what evil really lurks inside all of us...just when you think a character is likable..." -Skinny Leopard Media "A complex, interesting web. You could never be sure who to trust." -Reedsy Discovery

Sibley Bloom thought her life couldn't get much worse when her fifteen-year marriage ended abruptly after she caught her husband having an affair. To support her "healing journey," colleagues at the metaphysically minded journal where she works convince her to chronicle her life as a newly single woman, setting her up on a series of holiday blind dates, starting at Halloween and ending on Valentine's Day-an adventure that would take her from Florida to Europe. Photojournalist Asher Starling is assigned to document the events, but, unbeknownst to either of them, their boss, Reed, has other ideas for the feature series. In the middle of it all, Sibley's best friend, Vidalia Oliveira, asks to move in with the writer to escape an ex-boyfriend who may or may not be at the center of the mysterious death of a local music teacher.Bonus: Includes The Dating Companion Guidebook at the end, discussing red flags when dating, building trust, setting realistic expectations, developing healthy boundaries, and knowing what you truly want in a relationship.