This is Ironpower Publishing's third volume in the Precious Pooches Dog coloring books series. This third one is called Precious Poodles Dog Coloring Book, and has been designed to give coloring pleasure for both kids and adults alike. If you love both dogs and coloring, then this is the right book for you. And if Poodle's are your favorite dog breed, then this is the perfect match for you : ) Both puppies and older dogs are included. We have used an advanced hybrid effect, where the line drawings for coloring have been enhanced with subtle shading and tones. This provides depth to the images, and makes realistic coloring more easily achieved. It is suitable for both children and adults because young children may choose to disregard the tonal guide outlines, and just color to the traditional solid lines used in normal coloring books; whereas adults may choose to adopt a much more advanced coloring style, by using the tonal shading as a guide to where to create color gradations and variations. In this way we hope to satisfy the coloring needs of both the very young, and not so young. All the line drawings in the book have been rendered from our Precious Poodles volume 3 colored photo images book. A cover image of that book, and our other Precious Pooches photo image books in the series, can be found at the end of this coloring book. All 42 images in this volume have been printed on one side of the paper only, for the best coloring experience. Doing this minimizes the chances of colors bleeding through pages and spoiling other images. Photocopying of the images for personal use is allowed, so you can color the images multiple times if you so desire. This is good if you wish to frame your colored images into your own unique works of art, without pulling this book apart, or if you just want to have a practice before coloring directly into the book. For the coloring medium, most colorists will prefer using colored pencils, but there are many other great mediums, such as pastels and crayons. So use whichever you prefer, and let your artistic talents shine We hope you enjoy coloring these images as much as we enjoyed creating them : )
Precious Jewels: An Inspiration for Christian Writers offers streams of refreshing water from the Bible to encourage all writers on their journey. Whether you are a novice or an established author, this book will inspire you. Whether you write for family only, for fun as a hobby, or for publication, Precious Jewels can become a staple on your writers' bookshelf - one which you can return to again and again. Author Kay Mortimer examines all aspects of our writers' mission and purpose by getting to the heart of the matter with uplifting words. Add this book to your repertoire of writers' aids - you won't regret it.
Trust is a dangerous game. A second divorce and single motherhood wasn't the vision Alison Hayes had for her future. Hooking up with Detective Johnny Rhay Bennett at a friend's wedding wasn't part of her plan either. She's shocked when months after their encounter, he breezes back into her life, flashing his charming, country-boy smile. The last thing she needs is another man in her life or another reason to make people talk. But when Ali faces her worst nightmare, Johnny's the only person who can pull her out of her despair, forcing her to hold onto the hope of finding her missing child. Johnny Rhay Bennett doesn't believe in love-at-first-sight, but after a one-night stand in paradise with Ali, he can't get her out of his head. With Nashville in his rear-view mirror, he's determined to make Ali his, even if it means moving to California. Convincing people of his good intentions for Ali and her boys isn't easy, but Johnny's up for the challenge. At least, he believes he's up for it until baby Micah is stolen right out from under his nose. Johnny has to keep it together and get that sweet little boy home safe before his vision of making them his family vanishes too.
Do you ever wonder about the greatest mystery of all? What happens to the soul when we die? We will all loose someone dear to us and our beliefs certainly have a big influence on how we cope. This book sets out to show you just how magical and amazing life is in this world and beyond the material world. Gran let out her last breath. As mum watched she said that the room filled with the most beautiful colours she had ever seen, and she watched her face go back to being young. One thing that he told me truly astonished me. He said that he could draw himself out of his body "through here" pointing to an area we know as the third eye and that he could travel anywhere in the universe at the speed of thought.
From her childhood in a North Korean mountain village to a successful life in the United States, the years have brought Mae Adams many challenges. With the past full of ghosts, her final challenge is to share her story. Rejected by a mother who did not want a second daughter, Mae grew up on the periphery of her aristocratic Korean family. Her loving step-grandma (a commoner) took care of her, allowing her to explore the joys and perils of their rural home. Mae describes her emergence into Korean culture, from her Japanese-style education to her most prized possession: her pair of silver chopsticks. She endures her mother's abuse, almost-tragic accidents, and her father's funeral. But things would get much worse. At the end of World War II, Mae and her family flee to South Korea, while her grandma stays behind to give the family enough time to escape. Within five years the Korean War erupts, and again they spend several years as refugees before Mae came to the United States for a college education. Her memoir delves into Korean history and the Japanese occupation, following Mae until her happy ending: marriage to a US Marine colonel and a family and career of her own. Precious Silver Chopsticks is a wonderfully written memoir of a North Korean girl and her journey to America. A truly inspirational story that you will not want to miss. Scroll up and grab a copy of Precious Silver Chopsticks today.
A gift of thanks to a young girl from the Tsar more than 100 years ago... and now the Russians want it back. Collee McCullough, the owner of The Bakery in Stone Bay, Maine, has a perfect life until early one morning men in suits come calling. She has something someone dangerous wants. Something that her Russian great-grandmother Natasha took when she fled Russia in 1913. Too bad great-gran never told her son or anyone else what she had or where she left it.Jake Elsmore, visiting Stone Bay to sell his mother's house, walks into The Bakery for a cup of Earl Grey tea, but gets more. There she is. Collee McCullough, stepping out from behind the Chief of Police, a lovely, fiery-haired fairy toting a shotgun while two men lay insensate on the floor of her shop. Looks like that tea will have to wait.
Miranda, a gorgeous supermodel, wants a life of her own. Fed up with her manager controlling her, she threatens to leave. However, he has made a promise to find her and destroy her if she does. Breaking away, taking nothing, and only letting one friend know of her plans, she leaves, not knowing her life is going to change forever. Mr. Michaels, Minnesota's notorious businessman, not to mention drop-dead sexy, needs a maid to clean his manor. That's when Miranda shows up at his door. Now she consumes his life. He allows her to enter his lifestyle, only to let her go too sudden. One thing is for certain. He will always protect her.
IN this little text-book the author has tried to combine the trade information which he has gained in his avocation, the study of precious stones, with the scientific knowledge bearing thereon, which his vocation, the teaching of chemistry, has compelled him to master. In planning and in writing the book, every effort has been made to teach the fundamental principles and methods in use for identifying precious stones, in as natural an order as possible. This has been done in the belief that the necessary information will thus be much more readily acquired by the busy gem merchant or jeweler than would have been the case had the material been arranged in the usual systematic order. The latter is of advantage for quick reference after the fundamentals of the subject have been mastered. It is hoped, however, that the method of presentation used iv] in this book will make easy the acquisition of a knowledge of gemology and that many who have been deterred from studying the subject by a feeling that the difficulties due to their lack of scientific training were insurmountable, will find that they can learn all the science that is really necessary, as they proceed. To that end the discussions have been given in as untechnical language as possible and homely illustrations have in many cases been provided. Nearly every portion of the subject that a gem merchant needs to know has been considered and there is provided for the interested public much material which will enable them to be more intelligent purchasers of gem-set jewelry, as well as more appreciative lovers of Nature's wonderful mineral masterpieces.
