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Fighting to Be Heard
Fighting to Be Heard is a love letter to one of the most over-engineered jet aircraft ever built: the British Aerospace 146. This regional aircraft was truly the beginning of the "RJ" (aka Regional Jet), which has become commonplace in air travel today. Although the 146 was ahead of its time, the program, the company, and the aircraft was plagued with many challenges. As a result, the 146 became the last commercial aircraft to be built in the United Kingdom. The title signifies the uphill battle British Aerospace faced in trying to convince airlines to buy and operate the world's quietest jet. Fighting to Be Heard features stories never before printed, photographs from the archives of Britis...
I'm Hurting, Can Anybody Hear Me?
? I'm Hurting, Can Anybody Hear Me? For Parent's of Divorce or Separation, by Vickie Gunnells-Hodge, is a one-month journal with Scripture references to guide each parent through a thorough analysis of his or her relationship from beginning to end, addressing such things as the doubt and confusion for parent and child alike, and ending with each parent answering some of their own 'whys' and 'why nots, ' while providing gentle instruction of how to protect and comfort their child
My Sheep Hear My Voice
In her memoir, My Sheep Hear My Voice, Consuella Canada takes readers deep into the pits of sorrow and pain with a life reflecting the losses and faith of Job-the need for open-heart surgery, a six week coma, paralysis, shattered family dreams and an undying confidence in God and the power of prayer.
Have You Heard?
Good listening is enhanced by paying attention, making eye contact, asking questions, and giving feedback. What Did You Say? helps make learning to be a better listener easy and fun.
Ears to Hear
For as long as Tommy could remember, there was him, his dad, and his little brother, Timmy. Tommy and Timmy never had a place to call home, but their dad was always there for them. Dad taught Tommy and Timmy to believe in God and to call on Him if they were ever in need. When Tommy and Timmy find themselves alone in a strange forest, Tommy calls for help, just as his dad told him to. But Tommy cannot hear an answer. At ten years old, Tommy is desperate to care for his six-year-old brother and to find his father. While Tommy continues to call for help and hear nothing, Timmy begins to hear a voice that assures him everything will be okay. At first Tommy doesn't believe that Timmy can hear anything, but with the help of some new friends, Tommy finds out what amazing things a person can hear when he learns to listen.
Can You Hear Me from Here?
Photographs and simple text introduce homophones, words that sound alike but are spelled differently and have different meanings.
Can You Hear What I Hear?
The cool crisp air whips across his face as he sprints from the two boys who are chasing him. He runs around a building that blocks out the late afternoon sun and enters a shaded alley. He frantically scans the alley for a place to hide that may conceal him from threat. He looks behind him and notices the boys emerge from the light in the street and enter the alley. When young Jonathan ran into that alley to escape his pursuers, he had no idea that he would soon meet a man with an incredible story. After Matt comes to the rescue, he offers to walk Jonathan home. Along the way, Matt shares his life story with Jonathan, an amazing story of one man's journey to overcome his disability and to succeed above and beyond his wildest dreams. Join author Matthew Ludwick as he tells his own true-life story of beating the odds in Can You Hear what I Hear?
Didn't You Hear the Rumor?
'Didn't you hear the rumor, Ally? Annabel has a pet giraffe!' Follow Ally and her friends through the school day as the rumor spreads. Will Annabel be able to set things straight? Didn't You Hear the Rumor? is a humorous story with a powerful lesson about how far the truth can be stretched.
Holler If You Hear Me, Comic Edition
This graphic memoir of teaching in urban America is a brilliant reimagining of the classic text by Gregory Michie, Holler If You Hear Me: The Education of a Teacher and His Students. Michie is joined by illustrator Ryan Alexander-Tanner and 10 artists—most of them young people of color—to bring a fresh, vibrant energy to the original tale of struggle and hope in the classroom. First published in 1999, the text has become one of the most enduring teacher memoirs of our time. Using comics to tell the story, this edition weaves back and forth, like the original, between Michie’s awakening as a young teacher and the first-person stories of his students. Set in 1990s Chicago, but startlingl...
