LA CIENCIA ESTA EN TODAS PARTES, LA CIENCIA ES PARA TODOS es una forma divertida e innovadora de presentar a los lectores j venes una variedad de ciencias. A trav s de conceptos y ejemplos familiares, los lectores aprender n sobre temas como geolog a, qu mica, microbiolog a, anatom a y astronom a. Los lectores j venes aprender n que la ciencia puede ser tan simple como hornear un pastel o visitar el zool gico para vivir emocionantes aventuras como estudiar el oc ano o lanzar un cohete. LA CIENCIA ESTA EN TODAS PARTES, LA CIENCIA ES PARA TODOS est dise ada para mostrar y diversificar la ciencia para los ni os.
LA CIENCIA ESTA EN TODAS PARTES, LA CIENCIA ES PARA TODOS es una forma divertida e innovadora de presentar a los lectores j venes una variedad de ciencias. A trav s de conceptos y ejemplos familiares, los lectores aprender n sobre temas como geolog a, qu mica, microbiolog a, anatom a y astronom a. Los lectores j venes aprender n que la ciencia puede ser tan simple como hornear un pastel o visitar el zool gico para vivir emocionantes aventuras como estudiar el oc ano o lanzar un cohete. LA CIENCIA ESTA EN TODAS PARTES, LA CIENCIA ES PARA TODOS est dise ada para mostrar y diversificar la ciencia para los ni os.
Jeanette Davis Norris was born in Miami, Florida in 1954. She moved to Louisville, Kentucky in 2006. She was inspired to write this book about her parents before her mother passed in 2021. She reinvented the actions that occurred that day by going to the beach on Labor Day. Which was the same exact month and day, September 6, sixty-seven years ago. Her mom was nine months pregnant with Jeanette. They went to the beach that day and had a wonderful time. When they returned, her mom lay across the bed to take a nap, but instead her water broke and was rushed to the hospital. Jeanette was born the following morning. September 7, 1954, on a Monday, Labor Day. Jeanette went to the beach. The next day, on her birthday, she came to the hospital to celebrate her birthday with her mom, not knowing this was going to be her last day with her. She decorated the hospital room with balloons, posters, and party favors. Jeanette remembers that day being an awesome day. She and her husband, Derrick, sang "Happy Birthday" and prayed. They had cake and her mom was there with her, opening her eyes, as if to let Jeanette know she was celebrating with her. This was a day Jeanette will never forget, the best birthday party she has ever had.
"For everything was created by him." Colossians 1:16Who made the world? Who made the trees, the animals, and YOU? Join a lovable little sheep on a journey to discover the Creator behind everything we see. Along the way, young hearts will learn that God made the heavens, the earth, and everything in it-including them Jesus and You gently guides little eyes to grasp the wonder of God's creation, helping parents teach their children the powerful truth that God is the Creator of all. This story encourages both children and adults to pause and marvel at the beauty of the world-and to remember that God's hand is behind every part of it.Perfect for story time, Jesus and You is a beautiful way to start building a strong foundation of faith in the hearts of little ones, making it the perfect gift for birthdays, holidays, or just because.
Hunz was raised by a mother and father that loved him very much. After the death of his father, he continued to live with his mother although he was grown up. She and he were very close, so after her death, he fell apart, only to discover that his mother was holding a secret from him. She had written a letter for him after her death it was to be given to him, telling him that he was adopted by her and his father. Hunz did not know what or who he was anymore.
To protect her secrets, a woman refuses to acknowledge the child she left behind fifty years ago and a half a world away. Claire travels halfway across the globe from Southern California to Ireland to find the reasons Norah, her biological mother, gave her up. Norah is equally determined to avoid revisiting the painful time in her life and the devastating decision she was forced to make. Even with a loving husband and family, she still carries the shame of her mistakes. Claire’s presence fifty years later is the engine for the confrontations to come. Neighbors Norah had known forever recognized Claire’s resemblance to a sister she never knew she had. Norah must face the man who fathered her two daughters, and decide to either hold the secrets that embittered her or release them for the shame that will surely mark her.An emotional story that delves into the true meaning of family, sisterhood and secrets.
Advanced Studies in Handwriting Psychology: Collected Works of Jeanette FarmerExplore the intricate relationship between handwriting and brain function in Advanced Studies in Handwriting Psychology: Collected Works of Jeanette Farmer. This insightful volume captures the groundbreaking work of Jeanette Farmer, a pioneering researcher who dedicated her career to understanding how handwriting reflects and influences brain dominance.Drawing on her collaboration with leading experts like Ned Herrmann, Farmer examines the profound connections between neural activity, cognitive patterns, and the physical act of writing. Her meticulous studies offer a unique perspective on the interplay between the brain and the pen, shedding light on how handwriting serves as a window into mental processes and personality traits.This comprehensive collection includes: The role of brain dominance in shaping handwriting patternsInsights into how handwriting reveals cognitive strengths and preferencesResearch findings that bridge neuroscience and graphologyPractical applications for educators, psychologists, and handwriting analystsJeanette Farmer's work is a must-read for anyone interested in the nexus of neuroscience, psychology, and handwriting analysis. Her research not only enriches our understanding of the human brain but also highlights the enduring value of handwriting in an increasingly digital age.Ideal for professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts alike, this book offers a treasure trove of knowledge about the science of handwriting and its profound connection to the mind.
Craving more love match mayhem from your favorite human and Parakind matchmaker extraordinaire, with a twist? Miss La Faeii takes on the match of a lifetime, a task put to her by a curious couple with questionable morals. Cinnia has grown tired and taciturn, disillusioned with herself, her boring job, backstabbing coworkers and all, her poor excuse for a love life, basically all her inconsequential life has to offer in general. Having already signed up for Made to Match, waiting as patiently as her frayed nerves possibly could, days to weeks, and still not a single potential match, she even begins to question that. Is it her? Is she really that unlovable? Unwanted? Is there no one willing to test a match with a sadly uncoordinated, jumbled ball of nerves and snark wrapped up in a sweet smiling, curvy package? Cinnia soon finds more than she ever could have imagined, smack dab in the middle of a world full of creatures and beings the likes of which shouldn't exist. Dark secrets, loyalties tested, curses, inevitable betrayals, a bit of hijinks, magick, a sprinkle of fated destiny, and a few goofs chucked into the pot for good measure, Tails is anything but ordinary. Please note: This books is a Paranormal Dark Fantasy, a bit of Horror thrown into the mix. Violence, dark themes, vulgar language, some funnies, plenty of snark, adult content, etc. *This is a long book, a big ol' freakin' book. You have been warned. Enjoy
Things aren't going at all like Wilhelmina had planned...Showing up at her significant other's office to surprise him with a romantic getaway for two, she finds herself on the receiving end of one, instead. Hurt, betrayed, pissed off and single Wilhelmina decides to take the trip alone, have her own holiday for one. Things go from bad to worse for Mina when her ex shows thinking to reconcile, but can't take no for an answer. In the midst of all this, something large, white, hairy and completely Abominable drops in uninvited. The beast had decided to settle their dispute itself.Noting something of worth in the feisty, hot-tempered woman, the creature steals off with her, heading deep into the woods with his prize. Wilhelmina soon finds herself in the middle of a primitive looking camp of snowy white creatures, on some kind of alternate plane, realizing quickly that she's just unwillingly participated in some kind of bridal hunt.Is Wilhelmina fated to be an Abominable snow beastie's bride? Or can she find her way back home before it's too late? This book is Reverse Harem. It contains one sassy heroine, cursing, steamy love scenes, yetis looking for love, abduction, and violence.
Some people travel for work, some for pleasure and to expand their horizons. Others are just running away.... Barenberg, Wisconsin, a small, rural community where most businesses are owned by the third and fourth generations of the family, and where most people don't bother to lock their doors - it's last place you'd expect to find a serial killer. Cindy Haas was only thirteen years old when the bodies were discovered on the riverbank Now, more than a decade later and miles away, she still recalls one very hot July day - and she can't keep her secret any longer. "We all grow up and move away, you know," she said. "That's what they say." That's what she did. And so did the murderer.
Dear Diary, In three years of college, there are seven times my life seemed to suddenly turn into a Jane Austen novel; seven times my life, instead of becoming a romance, turned into a made-for-TV drama. What am I doing wrong?
What do kids do in a storm? Panic? Crawl under the bed? Run to the safety of mom and dad? Don't miss a moment of the excitement when Tim and Trista are alone and a terrible tornado strikes What adventures are in store for them? Parents and adults will love how Tim and Trista turn to God for help and the comforting Bible words at the end of the book. This is only one of the story books by Jeanette Stohlmann where she integrates the Christian faith in daily life. Enjoy all her books
Sonnets, Sestinas and Coronas, are forms I love to write in. Structures tend to guide me forward in the creativity process, rather than inhibit. It's a bit like needing to choose a spot to stand in within a large world of words, ideas, thoughts, and feelings. This way, one is not lost within a realm of choices. Of course, I also choose a theme at the beginning of each work, but then I can indulge in the creativity process, harnessed by form. With the Sestina complex ordering of six words, I like to choose the words and theme, and then see where my journey takes me. Of course, it goes without saying, one needs to reread, reedit, rewrite, then reread, reedit, rewrite some more. Check, check, check. This is an essential, time consuming part of the process. However, I still love the traditional formats and believe they necessarily smooth the blunt edges of my work. The Corona comprises seven individual sonnets that are linked, to tell a story. The first line of the first sonnet is the last line of the last sonnet. I also like to write in iambic pentameter beat, which add a musical quality to the poems, when read aloud. I always believe poems need to be read aloud. A voice more powerfully delivers the message, in poetry. Hopefully, dear Reader, you will find a poem that you can relate to. The themes are about love, desire, pain, dark moods, and fragility of life.
