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In order to be strong, Stone needs kindness most of all.A little girl named Stone lives with her father during prehistoric times where mastodons and ferocious beasts abound. She longs to be as strong as her father. But when he becomes ill, she must journey deep into the wilderness to find a cure. Stone will need bravery for the harrowing journey, but she will need kindness most of all.A tender tale about the bond between a father and daughter,...

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Inspired by the author's rescue pit bull, this follow-up to "Marlo" is another stunning oversized picture book with a playful seek-and-find element for readers to pore over. Full color.

In value investing, you cannot do better." --Roger Lowenstein "Chris Browne is one of the best value investors in the world. What he has to say is always worth paying attention to." --Barton M. Biggs, Traxis Partners, and author, Hedgehogging "Legendary value investor Chris Browne derived his skills from Ben Graham and Warren Buffett. His helpful book, filled with common sense and uncommon insights, distills his four decades of experience in...

The Pacific island region has considerable potential for development, especially in the areas of tourism, fisheries, forestry, mining, and agriculture. This book provides an assessment of regional issues, and includes an overview of the factors affecting each country's individual economic performance, and the challenges that lie ahead.

It all starts with . . .“Marlo, it’s time for a bath!” This awe-inspiring book from debut author-illustrator Christopher Browne launches readers into a whole new world: a glorious underwater adventure with seas of brilliantly colored fish, shadowy predators, and two friends who long to be reunited. With a clever seek-and-find element on each spread, there are treasures to be pored over again and again.

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In this timely book, Fleet Street journalist Christopher Browne analyses the powerful influence exerted on the public by newspapers, television and radio, and also delves into the murky world of check book journalism and how British newspapers pay people to give away intimate secrets, how the rich and famous can manipulate the media to their own advantage, and how sensational titlle tattlehas replaced democratic and fair reporting.