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Henry finds learning difficult at times. He feels sad that his brain might be broken. But his third grade teacher, Mrs. Loving, sees him as a unique and remarkable boy. Every day she recognizes something special about Henry and he feels happy and proud. Read on and be inspired by Henry's story in The Boy with the Broken Brain.

Henry finds learning difficult at times. He feels sad that his brain might be broken. But his third grade teacher, Mrs. Loving, sees him as a unique and remarkable boy. Every day she recognizes something special about Henry and he feels happy and proud. Read on and be inspired by Henry's story in The Boy with the Broken Brain.Henry finds learning difficult at times. He feels sad that his brain might be broken. But his third grade teacher, Mrs....

Excerpt from Handbook for Recreation and Park Boards in Massachusetts, Vol. 6 of 50While it is generally acknowledged that participation in recrea tion has always been enjoyed by man, greater emphasis has been accorded to it in recent years, thanks to the increase in leisure time. Recreation affords an outlet for self-expression and is one way of attaining contentment if not happiness.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of th...

Discover the fun of reading a rhyming book about Tony, who is not like any other Pony. Come visit the upside down town where Tony visits friends like Earl the Squirrel and Tatar the Gator. Ride along to discover why cinnamon buns and strawberry ice cream are an important part of Tony's journey. Tony the Pony is an enjoyable read that is guaranteed to make a child giggle!

Gran's Elf House explores the magical relationship between a grandmother and her granddaughter. The love that connects them also connects the story of the elves to the wondrous events of nature that we often take for granted. Come with Gran into the garden where elves offer drinks to thirsty butterflies and rain is a joyous dance. Learn to build an elf house and let the magic begin in your own peaceful place!

Excerpt from Handbook for Recreation and Park Boards in Massachusetts, Vol. 6 of 50 While it is generally acknowledged that participation in recrea tion has always been enjoyed by man, greater emphasis has been accorded to it in recent years, thanks to the increase in leisure time. Recreation affords an outlet for self-expression and is one way of attaining contentment if not happiness. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds...