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The Weird Animal Club
We all want to have friends. But sometimes, theres something that makes us different from others. In many cases, that can make finding friends difficult. But as author Christopher Knott-Craig, MD, shows in his book, The Weird Animal Club, that doesnt have to be the case. All the characters youll meet have a physical difference of some kind. It causes them to feel lonely and sad, until they find other animal friends who are also different. They all become friends and learn that being different means they are special, and being different is good. The Weird Animal Club teaches people of every age that differences dont matter when it comes to making friends. Friendship happened for these animals, and it can happen for you.
The Weird Animal Club Goes to School
Alex the monkey has only one arm. Rebecca the rabbit has floppy ears that don’t stand up straight. Zoe the zebra has green and black stripes. These are just some of the animals who are members of the Weird Animal Club. They’re all just a little different from the others, but they’ve become best friends. They play together and have lots of fun with their human friend, Cate, a girl who walks on her toes. When they are old enough to attend school, the animals are all a little afraid of what might happen. They decide they will stick together and support each other. They meet Kelly the kangaroo. Her pouch didn’t grow, so she looks different than the other kangaroos. But the members of the Weird Animal Club warmly welcome her into their group. A picture book for children, The Weird Animal Club Goes to School shares a story of acceptance, tolerance, empathy, and loving kindness.
The Weird Animal Club
We all want to have friends. But sometimes, there's something that makes us different from others. In many cases, that can make finding friends difficult. But as author Christopher Knott-Craig, MD, shows in his book, The Weird Animal Club, that doesn't have to be the case. All the characters you'll meet have a physical difference of some kind. It causes them to feel lonely and sad, until they find other animal friends who are also different. They all become friends and learn that being different means they are special, and being different is good. The Weird Animal Club teaches people of every age that differences don't matter when it comes to making friends. Friendship happened for these animals, and it can happen for you.
Bedtime Dinosaur Stories for Kids
Leslie, Peter, and Chris are seven-year-olds in rural South Africa. Theyre best friends, which means theyve been known to get into some mischief. One of their favorite pastimes is swimming in the nearby river, but one day, they find an unusual black rock with white spots. They think it must be something special, so they plan to take it to the museum. Oom Andre is the museum curator, and he knows about everything. With his help, the three young boys come to realize theyve found a fossil, and so begins their imaginary exploration of all things dinosaur! Author Christopher Knott-Craig grew up in South Africa, too, just like the heroes of this story. There were no phones or TV, so what was little Chris to do? He made up his own stories, of course, which mixed together fact and the amazing fictions of a fertile imagination. Dinosaurs have always fascinated Chris, so it has come to no surprise that his six-year-old daughter, Cate, wants to hear all about the mammoth monsters, which was how this collection of exciting bedtime stories came about!
The Weird Animal Club at Halloween
Alex the monkey has only one arm. Rebecca the rabbit has floppy ears that dont stand up straight. Zoe the zebra has green and black stripes. These are just some of the animals who are members of the Weird Animal Club. Theyre all just a little different from the others, but theyve become best friends. They play together and have lots of fun with their human friend, Cate, a girl who walks on her toes. Its Halloween, and the Weird Animal Club is ready to go trick-or-treating. But Cate notices the lonely new neighbors who moved in across the street. Haley the Hippo has a red tongue that doesnt fit into her mouth, and Jenna the giraffe has a long but crooked neck. The Weird Animal Club invites Haley and Jenna to join in the fun. A sequel, The Weird Animal Club at Halloween shares a story of love and acceptance and shows children that being different means they are special, and special is good.
Where the Law is
This newly updated law school textbook and course reference is designed specifically for advanced legal research classes and for upper-level students who want to achieve a better understanding of how to use the sources of legal information that they learned about in their introductory courses. It provides in-depth guidance through the research process, advice on format selection, and detail about the tools and techniques needed to function as skilled legal researchers. Up-to-date discussion of all media is fully integrated throughout, focusing on the types of information the researcher needs, rather than on descriptions of particular information products.
Lend Me a Kiss
Poetry from and for the heart by Cardiothoracic surgeon Christopher Knott-Craig, known internationally for his groundbreaking achievements in the repair of newborns' hearts.
Bedtime Dinosaur Stories for Kids
Leslie, Peter, and Chris are seven-year-olds in rural South Africa. They're best friends, which means they've been known to get into some mischief. One of their favorite pastimes is swimming in the nearby river, but one day, they find an unusual black rock with white spots. They think it must be something special, so they plan to take it to the museum. Oom Andre is the museum curator, and he knows about everything. With his help, the three young boys come to realize they've found a fossil, and so begins their imaginary exploration of all things dinosaur! Author Christopher Knott-Craig grew up in South Africa, too, just like the heroes of this story. There were no phones or TV, so what was little Chris to do? He made up his own stories, of course, which mixed together fact and the amazing fictions of a fertile imagination. Dinosaurs have always fascinated Chris, so it has come to no surprise that his six-year-old daughter, Cate, wants to hear all about the mammoth monsters, which was how this collection of exciting bedtime stories came about!
No Crying Allowed
From the Author of Lend Me a Kiss,The Weird Animal Club, and Bedtime Dinosaur Stories for Kids From the time author Christopher J. Knott-Craig was fourteen years old, he wanted to be a heart surgeon. He had followed Professor Christiaan Barnard’s career and first heart transplant in December 1967, and he wanted to be like him and work for him. Knott-Craig started his cardiac surgery training in 1980, and about six months later, his professor suggested he try a different specialty. Undaunted, he begged for a second chance, which the professor reluctantly granted. Through perseverance, hard work, and determination, Knott-Craig became an internationally recognized pediatric cardiac surgeon. I...
Knott's Preserved
How could one place have the world's best boysenberry preserves (no, Aunt Susan's isn't better!), world-class roller coasters, and Independence Hall, too?Where does a Ghost Town exist alongside a two-hundred-foot Sky Jump, while people wait three hours for a chicken dinner?Knott's Preserved: From Boysenberry to Theme Park, the History of Knott's Berry Farm has all the answers--and many, many more.From the earliest days of the Farm, when Walter Knott, his wife Cordelia, and their kids were serving up baskets of berries "as big as a man's thumb" and berry pies that weighed in at three pounds, to the advent of themed rides, Camp Snoopy replete with the Peanuts gang, and the arrival of the faste...
