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The Frozen Monster
When Kristoff and Sven from Disney's Frozen think they see a monster in the mountains, Anna, Elsa, and Olaf are anxious to get a peek.
Why Would Someone Want to Die?
Help adults explain suicide to children and make sure that they feel safe and taken care of.
Regulatory Integration Across Borders
Offers an analysis of cooperation between international organizations and private actors in creating transnational regulation.
Don't Gossip in the Teachers' Lounge
This book is vital for new teachers Most of the tips in this book are not taught in education classes in college, but are learned through trial and error and only after years of experience. This book will help the new teacher learn the inter-workings of school relationships, acquire classroom management strategies, learn effective parent communication techniques, gain knowledge of how to conduct themselves with the utmost professionalism, become aware of vital school ethics expectations, learn how to create a positive learning environment, and become aware of how social networking can effect teaching and professionalism. This book will save teachers many hours of preparation and will help them avoid many embarrassing situations.
Power Up!
When Monstrox returns in the form of a cloud, the Knights must take him on, and his army of stone monsters.
Psychiatry Board Review: Pearls of Wisdom, Third Edition
Market: Psychiatry Residents seeking certification in psychiatry (1,200 per year) Recertifying Psychiatrists (750 per year); recertification is required every ten years. Residents preparing for yearly in-service examinations (4,800 per year) Unique “flashcards in a book” format allows test-takers to quickly evaluate their knowledge of the content, and complements studying with a partner. The format complements other review material and works well in conjunction with larger course books
Gender Equality in Evangelical Church
Delve into the intricate fabric of gender perceptions within the Evangelical Church through this research endeavor, seeking to unravel the complexities of gender roles and equality. Embedded within the ideological landscape of the United States, the Evangelical Church plays a pivotal role in shaping social and political discourses. Uncover the nuances of how gender perceptions are molded within the evangelical faith, examining whether disparities exist based on gender and organizational structures within the church. This research, grounded in a nationally representative sample, lays the foundation for a profound exploration of evangelical Christians' beliefs about gender roles and equality. By bridging the literature gap in this domain, it paves the way for a deeper understanding of how individuals within the evangelical community define themselves, perceive gender roles, and grapple with notions of equality. The study aims to unravel the intricacies that both affirm and challenge prevailing definitions, offering insights into the intersections of faith, gender, and organizational structures.
My Book about Cancer
When a father or mother has been diagnosed with cancer, the entire family can be traumatized. "My Book About Cancer is a workbook that gives children an effective emotional outlet as they cope with their parent's disease. By creating and discussing their own book of experiences with parents, grandparents, and other adult loved ones, children can share their emotions and concerns as the family progresses through the diagonsis and treatment of cancer. This interactive workbook is both a coloring book and a sketchpad. Children can color various animal characters that depict scenes, images, and emotions likely to be encountered during a parent's illness. Each facing pages allows children enough blank space to draw pictures of thier own experience. "My Book About Cancer is available in two versions, one for children with a mother with cancer and one for those with a father with the disease.
Loving Isaac and A Groom for Greta
Experience love and healing in these Amish tales Loving Isaac by Rebecca Kertz Back in his Amish community, Isaac Lapp works to rebuild his tattered reputation. His one saving grace is childhood pal Ellen Mast. But even though Ellen's kindness and beauty are helping him become more confident each day, the lure of the non-Amish world beckons. Isaac must make a choice: a life beyond Happiness, Pennsylvania…or the woman who might just become his forever home. A Groom for Greta by Anna Schmidt When Greta Goodloe's longtime sweetheart ends their engagement, she decides to take comfort in matchmaking her quiet schoolmarm sister with handsome newcomer Luke Starns. Yet the more she tries to throw them together, the more Luke fascinates her. And Luke can't help but be charmed by Greta's warm smile. Does he dare to stray from the sensible choice and take a chance on happiness?
The Loon
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