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Hannah the Honeybee Has a Dream

Hannah the Honeybee Has a Dream

Lyn Rose Ram

Lyn Rose
2020
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"Hannah the Honeybee Has a Dream" is the first picture book in the series "Hannah the Honeybee and Friends" about the life and adventures of Hannah and her best friend, Collette. Each book has a moral or life lesson within the story. This first book is about 'making a difference, ' with the aim to show my readers that we can all contribute to society in our own way. We don't have to be rich or famous or like anyone else to make a difference. It is more important to be ourselves.Writing about bees is intentional, with the aim of teaching my readers the importance of bees to our planet. The more research I did, the more I fell in love with these tiny, hardworking creatures I hope that the same love will develop in my young readers.Hannah, my main character, is always there if anyone needs a helping hand or an advocate. Her best friend, Collette, is never far from her side. Collette can be absent-minded, easily distracted, and oblivious to much of what goes on around her, but she is kind, loyal and friendly to everyone she meets which is why she is Hannah's closest friend. As worker bees, these two friends are busy from morning to night. They head out at first light to collect pollen and nectar. They build and protect the hive. Life couldn't be better. So what could have happened for Hannah to be so downcast today? Why would she want to eat on her own and head straight to bed? Collette certainly has no idea Thankfully, Hannah dreams again tonight and everything becomes clear to her. What a difference a day can make.
Meeting at the Crossroads

Meeting at the Crossroads

Lyn Mikel Brown; Carol Gilligan

Harvard University Press
2013
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On the way to womanhood, what does a girl give up? For five years, Lyn Mikel Brown and Carol Gilligan, asking this question, listened to one hundred girls who were negotiating the rough terrain of adolescence. This book invites us to listen, too, and to hear in these girls' voices what is rarely spoken, often ignored, and generally misunderstood: how the passage out of girlhood is a journey into silence, disconnection, and dissembling, a troubled crossing that our culture has plotted with dead ends and detours. In the course of their research, Brown and Gilligan developed a Listener's Guide - a method of following the pathways of girls' thoughts and feelings, of distinguishing what girls are saying by the way they say it. We witness the struggle girls undergo as they enter adolescence only to find that what they feel and think and know can no longer be said directly. We see them at a cultural impasse, and listen as they make the painful, necessary adjustments, outspokenness giving way to circumspection, self-knowledge to uncertainty, authority to compliance. These changes mark the edge of adolescence as a watershed in women's psychological development, a time of wrenching disjunctions between body and psyche, voice and desire, self and relationship. Brown and Gilligan open their method to us and share their discoveries as they encourage girls at different ages to speak about themselves in conversation with women. They follow some of these girls over time, listening to changes in their distinct voices from one year to the next, addressing their successes and failures as they confront one barrier after another. This groundbreaking work offers major new insights into girls' development and women's psychology. But perhaps more importantly, it provides women with the means of meeting girls at the critical crossroads of adolescence, of harkening to the voices of girlhood and sustaining their sell-affirming notes.
Raising Their Voices

Raising Their Voices

Lyn Mikel Brown

Harvard University Press
1999
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Two fourteen-year-old girls, fed up with the "Hooters" shirts worn by their male classmates, design their own rooster logo: "Cocks: Nothing to crow about." Seventeen-year-old April Schuldt, unmarried, pregnant, and cheated out of her election as homecoming queen by squeamish school administrators, disrupts a pep rally with a protest that engages the whole school.Where are spirited girls like these in the popular accounts of teenage girlhood, that supposed wasteland of depression, low self-esteem, and passive victimhood? This book, filled with the voices of teenage girls, corrects the misperceptions that have crept into our picture of female adolescence. Based on the author's yearlong conversation with white junior-high and middle-school girls--from the working poor and the middle class--Raising Their Voices allows us to hear how girls adopt some expectations about gender but strenuously resist others, how they use traditionally feminine means to maintain their independence, and how they recognize and resist pressures to ignore their own needs and wishes.With a psychologist's sensitivity and an anthropologist's attention to cultural variations, Lyn Brown makes provocative observations about individual differences in the girls' experiences and attitudes, and shows how their voices are shaped and constrained by class--with working-class girls more willing to be openly angry than their middle-class peers, and yet more likely to denigrate themselves and attribute their failures to personal weakness.A compelling and timely corrective to conventional wisdom, this book attunes our hearing to the true voices of teenage girls: determined, confused, amusing, touching, feisty, and clear.
Om, the Poses You'll Do!

Om, the Poses You'll Do!

Lyn Gerfin

Evelyn Gerfin
2018
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Sun Salutations to you You've made up your mind. You're off to start yoga Not sure what you'll find.You have yoga pants on. You have feet on your mat. You can bend yourself forward, and slightly bend back.In this lighthearted parody of the Dr. Seuss classic, Oh, the Places You'll Go, you will discover what happens when a yoga journey begins. Through humor and rhyme, Om, the Poses You'll Do teaches the new student that a yoga practice is not just about a pose and reminds experienced yoga practitioners that to grow means sometimes going back to where you started. And, above all, maybe it's not about the places we go, but instead about how we get there. A perfect gift for all the yogis in your life - whether they are just starting out or well on their way
The Glow Approach: Change Your Relationship with Food: Transform Your Life
The glow approach was designed to help you gain insight into what triggers you to eat by exploring the 7 Elements of Transformation: Holistic Nutrition, Emotional Eating, Physiology, Diet Mentality, Modify Your Environment, Healing Body-Image Dissatisfaction and Sustainable Maintenance; and creating a personalized plan to help you achieve your goals and make lasting changes. The glow approach is about changing your relationship with food. It is not a diet that you go on or off of. It is about developing a healthy relationship with food, which means 1) putting food back in its place - as nutrition (nourishment for your body) and learning what foods "work for you" for health and weight-loss; and 2) identifying what role(s) food plays in your life. For most emotional eaters, food has become a coping mechanism - a way to manage feelings, avoid issues, or fill a void. You will learn to navigate the bridge between food and feelings, creating awareness and gaining insight into your emotional eating patterns. You will be empowered to choose other alternatives to manage those feelings, meet your needs, and find hope and healing with your food and weight issues. You will learn to appreciate the body you have. The glow approach will show you how to create balance in how you nourish your body and in your lifestyle, which will help you radiate your inner and outer glow.
Preying Mantis: The Story of Tarissa

Preying Mantis: The Story of Tarissa

Lyn Thomas

Lyn Thomas-Ogbuji
2015
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By anyone's account, Lennox "Len" Obi lives a successful life. The Nigerian migr is a respected NASA scientist. Magda, his wife of thirty years, is a professional and efficient woman, even if he sometimes considers her a tad staid. Then Len meets the sensual and passionate Tarissa "Trish" and falls for her immediately. The two begin a torrid affair across America and Europe-all behind Magda's back. Len's traditional African values prevent him from simply cutting Magda loose in favor of his new love. He feels obligated to ensure his family is properly situated before divorcing one woman in favor of another. And so fourteen years go by. Finally ready to commit to Trish, Len finds she has defected from his life. As he rushes to woo her back, Len begins to realize the love he's pursued for so long may be nothing more than a smoke screen thrown up by a manipulative woman who preys on the needs of certain types of men. A tale of love, betrayal, and loss, Rogue Lover plays out against the lives of African immigrants as they struggle to find their place within the melting pot that is America.
Lost & Found: Poems of Life and Love

Lost & Found: Poems of Life and Love

Lyn Beyer

Iron Horse Enterprises, LLC
2015
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Emotions affect all of us in different ways. Lost & Found: Poems of Life and Love, Lyn Beyer's debut collection of poetry, is a collage of feelings. We have all lost loved ones in death and in the changing of our paths in life or love. We have also rediscovered love and life is good again. Relive your LOST loves and your new loves FOUND in these pages. Capturing these emotions and feelings that everyone has and putting them to verse is a labor of love. The author wants the reader to be able to see themselves in these poems. To see and feel with your heart those life experiences that have created your personality as it relates to being LOST or FOUND. In or out of love. With someone or alone. In mourning or celebration. In these verses, hope and loss are both recalled. The lines allow the reader's mind to wander to private places and endless dreams. Losing love and falling in love are emotional highs and lows that follow us each day. LOST and FOUND recalls those moments to our memories and let's us know that we are not alone. Some days memories are all we have. The poems on these pages allow your imagination to carry you away. It is the author's fondest wish that these musings touch your heart. It is a journey worth taking and not a destination.
Fugitive Families

Fugitive Families

Lyn Innes

JAMES CLARKE CO LTD
2025
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Ellen Craft, disguising herself as a white slave-owner to escape with her husband, William. Mary and William Allen, the first legal interracial married couple in America, fleeing the country after threats of lynching. Francis Fedric, after 50 years of brutal treatment escaping through the Underground Railroad. Sarah Remond Parker, invited to Britain to lecture on abolitionism, and then qualifying as one of the first women doctors. These courageous men and women left the United States as the Fugitive Slave Act was passed and citizenship for black people denied, finding in Britain another country mired in a colonial history. Lyn Innes explores the lives of these extraordinary speakers, writers, and activists, as they challenged reductive narratives, campaigned against slavery, and built their own lives and families, interacting with movements for Women's Suffrage and Temperance, electoral politics, and Nationalist movements. Tracing varying influences, from Uncle Tom's Cabin to the Indian Rebellion of 1857, Innes examines British perceptions of race through how these speakers were perceived, understood, supported, received, and criticised. An insightful investigation of seven extraordinary lives, Fugitive Families is a fascinating portrait of social attitudes in the 1850-60s, a history that underpins modern British society.
Where the Mersey Flows

Where the Mersey Flows

Lyn Andrews

Headline Book Publishing
1997
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Lyn Andrews' WHERE THE MERSEY FLOWS is a powerful, heartwarming saga perfect for fans of Kate Thompson and Donna Douglas.A young girl leaves her privileged upbringing behind for Liverpool's slums, but can her new life bring love and happiness?Liverpool, 1910. Leah Cavendish and Nora O'Brian seem to have little in common - except their friendship. Nora is a domestic and Leah the daughter of a wealthy haulage magnate but both are isolated beneath the roof of the opulent Cavendish household. Instantly they recognise kindred spirits in each other.When Nora is unfairly flung on to the streets by Leah's grasping brother-in-law, the outraged Leah follows her, defiantly declaring her intention to move into a house in Liverpool's docklands, alongside Nora and her impoverished family. But nothing can prepare Leah for the squalor that greets her in Oil Street. Nor for Sean Maguire, Nora's defiant Irish neighbour . . .Praise for Lyn Andrews' unforgettable novels:'An outstanding storyteller' Woman's Weekly 'A vivid portrayal of life' Best'Spellbinding' Northern Echo
When Tomorrow Dawns

When Tomorrow Dawns

Lyn Andrews

Headline Book Publishing
1998
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WHEN TOMORROW DAWNS is a moving, compelling saga from bestselling author Lyn Andrews. Not to be missed by readers of Kate Thompson and Donna Douglas.1945. The people of Liverpool, after six years of terror and grief and getting by, are making the best of the hard-won peace, none more so than the ebullient O'Sheas. They welcome widowed Mary O'Malley from Dublin, her young son Kevin, and Breda, her bold strap of a sister, with open arms and hearts.Mary is determined to make a fresh start for her family, despite Breda, who is soon up to her old tricks. At first all goes well, and Mary begins to build an understanding with their new neighbour Chris Kennedy - until events take a dramatic turn that puts Chris beyond her reach. Forced to leave the shelter of the O'Sheas' home, humiliated and bereft, Mary faces a future that is suddenly uncertain once more. But she knows that life has to go on...
A Shropshire Christmas

A Shropshire Christmas

Lyn Briggs

The History Press Ltd
2009
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This varied collection brings together personal reminiscences, and extracts of fiction, folklore and poetry which look at the celebration of Christmas over the years in the county of Shropshire. Represented here are well-known Shropshire figures such as Ellis Peters and A.E. Housman, as well as those who have their own purely individual stories to relate. Included among the extracts are a medieval chronicle of Shrewsbury, an American visitor's account of Christmas in Ludlow in 1851, and Oswestry-born Wilfred Owen's letters home from the battlefront over Christmas 1916. There are memories of a postman delivering the mail on Christmas Day, a description of a Boxing Day meet of the Shropshire Beagles, and many references to local folklore and traditions over the festive season. This book is the perfect stocking filler for anyone spending Christmas in the county.