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DC Super Heroes: Color Me Powerful!
Color Me Powerful! is the perfect place to express your girl power--from daring doodles to bold drawings to big dreams! Inspiring prompts, coloring pages, list starters, phrases, and patterns—all featuring DC's female super heroes—jump-start the imagination. Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Batgirl, Bumblebee, Katana and other beloved characters appear throughout colorful pages that encourage girls to doodle their own super hero name, design a motto, create a costume, and other creative pursuits befitting a super heroine. Classic DC art and a fun retro design complete this inviting package.
Dino-mite!
This lavishly illustrated book is filled with fun facts about dinosaurs—and best of all—it comes with fossilized dinosaur dung! Science with Stuff books aim to enhance learning with a pocket treasure that gives readers a hands-on connection to their subject. In this case, a coprolite fossil offers a window into what dinosaurs ate and how they lived. Lively text and engaging illustrations spotlight some of the most fascinating things we know about dinosaurs: their terrifying teeth, powerful tails, pointy horns, unbreakable plates, giant sails, and much more! A gallery of the fastest, slowest, biggest, smallest, and most captivating prehistoric creatures is rounded out by a snapshot of fossil hunters and their amazing new discoveries.
Lady Gaga
Short biography of entertainer Lady Gaga.
Look and Learn Birds
A simple, fun, fully-illustrated introduction to birds comes packaged with kid-friendly binoculars to encourage kids to explore the natural world around them. The clear, easy-to-follow reference is designed for a young audience with large pictures and minimal text highlighting the most interesting things to notice about the most common birds in North America--ones that kids would easily spot in their own backyard or local park. The book also highlights features and behaviors children can look for when they observe birds up-close (with the binoculars that come in the kit). In addition, the guide suggests fun, educational activities such as making a hummingbird feeder, or homemade bird treats to attract feathered friends. A portable checklist is included to help children identify common birds when they're out birding, and there is a colorful, interactive poster as well. An engaging resource for budding naturalists, this kit will also get kids exciting about experiencing nature up-close.
Justin Martyr and His Worlds
* Rethinking Justin and his place in Christian history * Ideal secondary text in sourses on early church history
Look and Learn Nature Detective
A simple, fully-illustrated introduction to backyard nature comes packaged with a sturdy magnifying glass, a portable nature ID chart, and an activity poster. Armed with a magnifying glass and an innate sense of curiosity, any child can be a nature detective! PBS Kids Look and Learn Nature Detective is packed with pictures and simple information to encourage kids to go outside and explore—to look at leaves, nuts, seeds, bark, pine cones, mushrooms, animal tracks, and more. The kit encourages children not only to notice interesting items around them, but to inspect them up close—to touch and feel for texture and to compare and contrast their shapes, colors, and sizes. The book also encourages children to notice the amazing sounds, smells, and sights on any nature walk. This family-pleasing kit builds many skills in children ages 4 and up, including: *observation and exploration *sorting by size, shape, and color *identifying common properties and spotting differences and much more!
PBS KIDS Once Upon A Time. . .
Once Upon a Time... is a magical book that will turn anyone who reads it into a brilliant storyteller! Gather round . . . it’s story time! Developed in collaboration with the early childhood experts at PBS KIDS, Once Upon a Time. . . is packed with games, prompts, silly scenarios, and creativity-boosting illustrations to get kids as young as 3 or 4 comfortable and confident telling stories. The book is sure to jumpstart the imagination and get the whole family sharing amazing tales about a grumpy bear, a ticklish pirate, a goofy astronaut, and anyone or anything else that they can dream up. Designed to be read by a grownup, anyone who is old enough to talk can learn how to invent zany characters, describe fantastical settings, and create exciting plots. Research shows that storytelling is a wonderful activity for kids (and adults!) of all ages. It: *Boosts creativity *Increases focus *Sharpens memory *Enhances verbal skills *Builds confidence Once Upon a Time will hone these important skills and provide endless entertainment.
Haunted Hotels
These hotels have rooms where guests sometimes check in... and wish they could immediately check out! Haunted by their histories, the 11 hotels visited in this title have it all: rooms that turn icy cold for no reason; beds that suddenly have the impression of bodies lying down when none are present; shadowy figures carrying candles up stairways; handprints appearing on mirrors; doors slamming for no reason; and pictures flying off walls. Kids will be fascinated by the nonfiction histories that inspired these tales of paranormal activity. Whether or not the ghosts and their hauntings are real is left for the reader to decide.
Marcellus of Ancyra and the Lost Years of the Arian Controversy 325-345
Is it true, as has often been claimed in recent years, that there was no real controversy in the period immediately following the Council of Nicaea? Sara Parvis, in this lively and meticulous study, argues not. She shows that the two opposing parties which had formed in support of Alexander of Alexandria and Arius in the years before Nicaea continued their activities afterwards, targeting one another with ruthless zeal at a series of synods which may look neutral but are revealed to be demonstrably partisan. Only the deaths of all the original party leaders except Marcellus of Ancyra, and the rise of Athanasius, broke the impasse which followed and allowed new political and theological configurations to form.
Good Girls Finish Last
Treasury of remarks on bad behaviour from some of the sharpest, funniest women.
