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Keepsakes from my Kitchen
"Keepsakes from my Kitchen", is a culinary wonderland created by the talented 17-year-old Anaiya Naroola! This cookbook is a treasure trove of scrumptious recipes that will tantalize your tastebuds and leave you craving for more. Whether you have a sweet tooth or prefer healthier options, this book has something for everyone. Get ready to explore a world of flavors, where every dish is a masterpiece that will transport you to foodie heaven. But that's not all! As you whip up these delectable creations, you'll discover the magic of mixing and matching ingredients and learn how to strike the perfect balance of flavors. And the best part? You get to share these yummy treats with your loved ones and bask in the joy of creating something special together. So put on your apron, roll up your sleeves, and let's cook up some magic!
Anu Didi’s Monthly Visitor
Aum loves his big sister, Anu Didi, and the two of them do everything together. But Aum is very puzzled by the way his sister feels unwell once every month, and is unable to go to school or play badminton with him. What Aum does not know is that his sister has a monthly visitor: menstruation! Join Aum as he learns more about his sister’s monthly visitor, and see him grow into an understanding and supportive younger brother as his sister goes through the changes faced by young women all over the world. This book is written in an effort to increase awareness around menstruation and to reduce the stigma around it. We hope that these pages have helped the reader understand and articulate the body’s natural processes and to realize that ‘menstruation’ is not just a women’s issue - conversations around it need to be normalized across diverse demographic groups if we hope to live in a world where people are not embarrassed by their bodies—a world where we feel free and uninhibited, and are able to be both, proud and compassionate toward ourselves and others!
Anaiya Lives with Daddy, Anaiya Visits Mommy
In Anaiya Lives with Daddy; Anaiya Visits Mommy, author Joseph Abney details a child's move from her mother's house to now living with her father. Children need two good parents in their lives, and Anaiya Lives with Daddy; Anaiya Visits Mommy will teach children that their parents do not have to be married in order to love and care for their child. This is an eLIVE book, meaning each printed copy contains a special code redeemable for the free download of the audio version of the book.
Designers' Stationery
From the wild to the weird, from the beautifully complex to the breathtakingly minimal, this extraordinary compilation showcases what designers do when there's no one to please but themselves. Inside readers will find dozens of samples comprised exclusively of stationery designs developed for the contributing designers' personal use. Roger Walton is currently Art Director of Duncan Baird Publishers and has lectured on Design at several major art colleges in the U.K. He is General Editor of eight other graphic design titles, including Typographics 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Ali the Bold Heart
This is based on the true story of an Iranian refugee, who performed as a magician in his own country.
Glass Tears
"Tian and her family make a special glass bouquet to place on their father's grave. Some years before, he hed left Vietnam on a ship bound for wider, browner lands, but never came home. As Tian threads the tiny glass beads onto wire stems she remembers her father and shed for him a glass tear."--Provided by publisher.
Limpopo Lullaby
Describes how a family takes refuge in a tree to escape the flooding of the Limpopo river.
Martin Lukes
Hi! Let me introduce myself. I'm Martin Lukes, Special Projects Director at a-b global (UK). In your hands is a highly unique book, which pushes the envelope literature-wise. As you will see, it is a 120 per cent honest account of a year of my life - a phenomenal year of personal progress, corporate scandal and marital drama. It not only chronicles my promotion to one of the foremost executive positions globally, but is also a profound journey of personal learning, aided and abetted by my coach, Pandora. I am often asked why I want to share my deeply private philosophies with such a wide audience. I always say it is because I am passionate about learning. I have grown from my own mistakes, both in the professional space and the personal one, and I believe that there are many key takeaways for you here too. Who Moved My BlackBerry (TM)? is a creovative(TM) work - to use a phrase of mine that has now entered the business lingo. I anticipate it will be the must-read of 2005. All my very bestest Martin.
Dangerous Deterrent
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