Penelope Dyan

Who was the very first man on earth? Why, it was Adam, of course And Adam was created out of nothing but dust and lived in a wonderful garden called Eden. What do you think Eden was like? Can you draw a picture of what you think it might have been like? Well, this is exactly what award winning writer, former teacher, attorney and poet Penelope Dyan did She drew a whole bunch of pictures about what she thought (in her head) Eden was like Adam was lonely, and do you know why? He had lots of animals in the garden of Eden, and he gave them all names, and they were very nice animals; but he wanted something more. Find out what God did for Adam next, just because Adam was alone and sad.Read this book and experience the love of God through this faith based book, and imagine what it was like when the earth was first created. Follow the new faith based line of books created by this award winning writer and poet and laugh and learn and practice some of your reading skills as you recognize a cast of familiar Dyan characters. Most of all, please remember this: God is love, and you can t go wrong with love

Beautiful Vigo, Spain is known for being one of the biggest fishing ports in the world. Situated in Galicia, the northwest of Spain, Vigo has its own interesting history and culture; and it has its own official language, which is "Galician". Vigo is full of historic buildings, and the old intermixes with the new. The statues in the roundabouts are as interesting as what you will find in the hills in a place that our guide called Castro, where you can see more of the old and learn more of Vigo's history (A castro was a fortified, usually pre-Roman settlement. And some castros date from the late Bronze and Iron Age, and offer the oldest research associated with the Celtic culture ) Written by Penelope Dyan, award winning author, attorney and former teacher, with photographs by John D. Weigand, kids can take a journey through beautiful Vigo, Spain, as they practice reading skills and as they build their reading word vocabularies using this fun, 'learn to read' book filled with word recognition, word repetition and rhyme When kids are finished reading, they can go to the Bellissimavideo YouTube channel and watch the free, fun music video that goes with this book

Rotterdam, Netherlands is sometimes called the gateway to Europe, because it is a great port city and, as they say. location is everything Rotterdam's history goes back to 1270, when a dam was constructed in the Rotte river, after which people settled around it for safety. Hence, thereafter, the city was called Rotterdam. Even more interesting is that because of its almost complete destruction during what is known as the World War II Rotterdam Blitz, the city had to be rebuilt. And the result was a completely new and modern look that included sky-scrapers, which are an uncommon sight in the Netherlands, And this architecture is why this book (as you will see) is called "Windows " (Oh, and don't miss its meaning.)Written by the award winning author, attorney and former teacher, Penelope Dyan, with photography by John D. Weigand, this kid-sized book, perfect for a kid-sized backpack, will help you practice your reading skills; because this is a 'learn to read' book filled with word recognition, word repetition and rhyme.When you are finished reading, watch the free music video that goes with this book that can be found on Bellissimavideo's YouTube channel Then you can see even more of Rotterdam