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An evil necromancer is terrorising your town and only one person can stop him. Well no, that's not true. Lot's of people could stop him but they're not. And so you decide to take on the task... This adventure introduces the reader to the wonderful world of Tunnels & Trolls. You will create a character and learn the rules as you play, no preparation or knowledge of the system is needed. By the time you have finished you will be ready to take yo...

Alisha is a shy redhead who has never had a best friend until Margo makes her grand entrance into Alisha's world. Margo, whose hair is also red, speaks about the "fire within, " brimming with confidence. But when Margo is diagnosed with cancer, Alisha worries that Margo's lethargy and hair loss means she's losing her fire. Will Alisha be able to help Margo regain that fire within?

Unedited to preserve his original account in its entirety, The Best Book of Schizophrenia is a spellbinding journey into real-life supernatural phenomena, introducing the reader to knowledge never before revealed. First-time author Ned Kelly Harrell repeatedly reveals startling, never-before-heard-of information throughout this book. The Best Book of Schizophrenia is a one-of-a-kind book offering readers terrifying revelations at times into a ...

A lyrical novel about family and relationships from the author of Dinosaurs on Other Planets

Andrew Zurcher is Director of Studies in English at Queens' College, Cambridge, and a leading international expert on the works of Spenser, Sidney and Shakespeare. Twelve Nights, published in 2018, was his first novel.

Straightforward, neutral text and vivid photographs provide readers with the tools they need to learn about types of sources, including primary sources, how sources connect to media literacy and understanding ownership of work.

Morocco is a country that has been much invaded, much traveled though, and much written about in many languages. Positioned at the entrance to Africa--or the entrance to Europe--it has seen deep cultural cross-fertilization and the emergence of a very distinct culture at the threshold of two worlds. Its history is exciting and colorful, its ancient cities extraordinary in their preservation, and its people magnetic. It has drawn travelers and ...

Tom Morris is a London - based writer, editor and content consultan t. He writes about design, craft and architecture for numerous titles including Architectural Digest , FT Weekend, i - D , Newsweek and Departures. Tom acted as design editor at Tyler Brule¿s Monocle magazine for many years and remains a contributing editor th ere. Tom is the author of The Hinterland: Cabins, Love Shacks and Other Hide-Outs (Gestalten, 2016), and he also edite...

JUVENILE NONFICTION / Science & Nature / General (see also headings under Animals or Technology)

Whether they have fur, no fur, or even scales, pets are always a hit among the youngest readers, and this set has all the basics covered! Each pet's appearance, behaviour and special talents are discussed. With simple vocabulary and a strong photo-text match, beginner readers are bound to have success with these approachable books.

Media is everywhere! Emerging readers need to know the different types of media, how to interact with media and what exactly media literacy is. Straightforward, neutral text and vivid photographs provide readers with the tools they need to evaluate and understand media.

JUVENILE NONFICTION / Animals / General

JUVENILE NONFICTION / History / General

This book is essential reading for any parent, coach or physician who is confronted with a teen or young man or woman who is at risk of using anabolic steroids or other performance enhancing drugs. Dr. Thomas O'Connor, a US Board Certified Internist, is recognized worldwide as an expert in the use of these drugs. A record-holding powerlifter and weight trainer himself, he has focused his medical practice for nearly 20 years on men's health, te...

Make learning first colours, shapes, and words fun for babies with 16 colourful flashcards to develop early language skills. With a vibrant image on every flashcard, these sturdy picture cards are perfect for preschool play. My First Colours and Shapes have talking points on the back of each card to reinforce learning, helping to familiarise children with a variety of objects, like the blue fish, the triangle-shaped hat, and the diamond kite. ...

Best selling Author Christopher C. Smith goes deep in his 7th book about a young lady named Aubrey now at the tender age of 17, who had lived single parenting since she was five years old. While being forced to stay at the Robert R. Jackson group home after her dad's arrest, she then meets two staff members (Alex Hunter & Jonathan) and she is attracted to both of at the same time. With the help of her roommate Mya, she finds out the deep secre...

How can health professionals teach diabetes education without getting sucked into the restrictive-eating, appearance-based, weight-loss trap? Diabetes Counseling and Education Activities: Helping clients without harping on weight, is the culmination of 20 years of teaching experience by a Certified Diabetes Educator, Registered Dietitian, and Mindful Eating pioneer. Motivational Interviewing is the counseling method used throughout this manual...

Mei-ling Lee pioneered cultural tourism in Australia, incorporating tourism education into a profitable tourism business, bringing new economic opportunities to regional Australia. Head-hunted by the Singapore Tourism Commission, in five years Mei-ling transformed the island nation's tourism business. She now returns to Australia to bring a new dimension of profitability to the Arts in Cooksland by linking it to the economics of cultural touri...

Lieutenant Edward Rigby couldn't deny the echo of his best friend's life as he traveled to Washington D.C. Others might consider his arrival a long delayed homecoming, but home is an illusion to him. The haze of events from the telegram bringing him to his friend's deathbed in 1869 seemed surreal. He could still see Hallie kneeling in the snow beside his friend's grave. It's now1874 and time to move forward. He must reconcile with his sister f...

The Ugly Popcorn Tree is a fictional story entwined with a bit of history that offers a real-life look into the hearts and minds of orphans, especially older orphans who would be considered past the adoptable age. It touches on just a few of the conditions that would have them in an orphanage at 11 and 12 years old. The story takes place in 1954 America, 25 years after the Orphan Train era, but with flashbacks by those who were affected. Join ...