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Perry's Friends: About Character and Understanding

Perry's Friends: About Character and Understanding

Suzy Chase-Motzkin

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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This coloring book story shares that when verbal, physical, or virtual hostility, is projected upon someone, damaging and lasting emotional issues can occur. The repercussions can affect both the bully and the bullied. Intervention and involvement are imperative to reduce cruel behavior and it's lasting effect. Perry tries to understand why people behave the way they do. The children in the school community each respond differently when faced with verbal or physical attacks against themselves or others. The conversations Perry has with his parents help him figure out how to cope and manage conflict. Perry and his friends come to some conclusions about what should be done when someone, or a group of people, act out violently against others. By acquiring coping skills and having support from compassionate people, young people and adults can navigate more happily through challenging times. PERRY'S FRIENDS will offer strategies for coping with rejection and bullying. Open communication about issues, with people who can help, will make a significant difference in the developing child's life.Perry's Friends is #5 in the Our Life Skills serieswww.OurLifeSkills.com
Perry Heals: About Imagery and Self-Healing

Perry Heals: About Imagery and Self-Healing

Suzy Chase-Motzkin

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
nidottu
This coloring book story demonstrates that we all have the power to heal our bodies through thought, attention, and visualization. We first imagine, and then focus our attention; having faith in our ability to create or change our reality. From an early age, Perry has to use attention and his imagination to picture his body healing. He discovers easy and practical methods to use his mind to heal his body. When an accident occurs, Perry guides his friend to use his mind and hands to heal the dreadful wound successfully.Through their awareness and ability to picture things, Perry and his friend are able to change their health situation. We all find that the mind/body connection can arrest imbalance and dis-ease.Perry Heals is #2 in the Our Life Skills seriesPerry Heals is also published as part of a four story collection in the book, Our Life Skills: How to Stories for a Happy and Healthy Life www.OurLifeSkills.com
Perry's Department Store: A Product Development Simulation

Perry's Department Store: A Product Development Simulation

Rosalie Jackson Regni; Karen M. Guthrie

Fairchild Books
2006
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The purpose of this textbook is to simulate the product development experience of a buyer or product developer while exposing students to the principles, concepts, knowledge, and skills needed for success in a real world setting. Based on over 25 years of teaching fashion merchandising and 30 years of working in the fashion industry, the authors' bring a wealth of practical experience to students applying difficult concepts and theories. This work bridges this gap, and increases students' understanding of the product development process in a comprehensive and accessible way.
Perry County at Gettysburg

Perry County at Gettysburg

Terry F. Bender

Dorrance Publishing Co.
2021
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Perry County At Gettysburg provides biographical sketches of 108 Perry County soldiers who were present at the battle of Gettysburg in the Union Army. It gives brief descriptions of the units in which they fought and the locations of those units on the Gettysburg battlefield. It briefly describes the lives of these men before the war and afterwards for those who survived Gettysburg. This book attempts to highlight the different walks of life from which these men came as well as relate the interweaving of their lives before and after the war. It is a unique look at the man rather than the battle and focuses on life in rural America during the mid-nineteenth century. Hopefully these men have been brought to life in these words. About the AuthorTerry F. Bender is retired from middle management in the oil industry with a fantastic wife of 46 years, three sons and four young grandchildren. He enjoys woodworking, reading about the Civil War, visiting battlefields of that war and especially enjoys: "being blessed with grandkids who I hope will get interested in the war so that I can pass along what I have learned."
Perry Homer Ruins Everything

Perry Homer Ruins Everything

Beth Vrabel

Atheneum Books for Young Readers
2024
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In this funny, hijinks-filled middle grade romp, a boy and his con artist family's rascally ways keep them on a never-ending vacation full of rip-offs and schemes, leaving him to wonder if it's too late to change his fate. Perry Homer is bad news, just like the rest of his troublemaking family. His parents skip out on restaurant bills. Uncle Manny uses his legal training to get free stuff. Perry's cousins use their coding skills to scam people. On a disastrous vacation to Lindsborg, "the nicest town in America," Perry's siblings steal their new favorite toys from local businesses and set the town's whimsical Swedish decorations ablaze. The Homers are worthy of the nickname the local news gives them--the Bad Family--and they're having a blast. Perry thinks he could be good. His favorite teacher, Miss Penelope, recommended him for a scholarship at the prestigious Ithaca School, and it's his chance to change things. He just has to get home from Lindsborg and show up for the interview. Still, that's easier said than done. After the Homers get kicked off their plane, Perry comes up with one last scheme to keep them pointed toward home. But can Perry really make it to Ithaca--or is it his fate to ruin everything?
Perry Homer Ruins Everything

Perry Homer Ruins Everything

Beth Vrabel

Atheneum Books for Young Readers
2025
nidottu
In this funny, hijinks-filled middle grade romp, a boy and his con artist family's rascally ways keep them on a never-ending vacation full of rip-offs and schemes, leaving him to wonder if it's too late to change his fate. Perry Homer is bad news, just like the rest of his troublemaking family. His parents skip out on restaurant bills. Uncle Manny uses his legal training to get free stuff. Perry's cousins use their coding skills to scam people. On a disastrous vacation to Lindsborg, "the nicest town in America," Perry's siblings steal their new favorite toys from local businesses and set the town's whimsical Swedish decorations ablaze. The Homers are worthy of the nickname the local news gives them--the Bad Family--and they're having a blast. Perry thinks he could be good. His favorite teacher, Miss Penelope, recommended him for a scholarship at the prestigious Ithaca School, and it's his chance to change things. He just has to get home from Lindsborg and show up for the interview. Still, that's easier said than done. After the Homers get kicked off their plane, Perry comes up with one last scheme to keep them pointed toward home. But can Perry really make it to Ithaca--or is it his fate to ruin everything?