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Author: K.A. Leigh Publisher: ISBN: 9781734798302 Category : Family & Relationships Languages : en Pages : 0
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Children will fall in love with this beautifully illustrated and rhythmic picture book series about a little bear named Brudders, who learns heartwarming lessons of friendship, good manners, responsibility, and faith. Join Brudders in this debut story as he wakes up from his first hibernation season and learns what it takes to make friends for the very first time. Special Features: Fun, rhythmic writing that's easy to read and will stick in kids' minds Detailed, artistic watercolor illustrations that take kids on an adventure with every page-turn Cute and cuddly forest characters that kids can relate to and invite into their lives High quality stories that teach valuable lessons
Author: K.A. Leigh Publisher: ISBN: 9781734798302 Category : Family & Relationships Languages : en Pages : 0
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Children will fall in love with this beautifully illustrated and rhythmic picture book series about a little bear named Brudders, who learns heartwarming lessons of friendship, good manners, responsibility, and faith. Join Brudders in this debut story as he wakes up from his first hibernation season and learns what it takes to make friends for the very first time. Special Features: Fun, rhythmic writing that's easy to read and will stick in kids' minds Detailed, artistic watercolor illustrations that take kids on an adventure with every page-turn Cute and cuddly forest characters that kids can relate to and invite into their lives High quality stories that teach valuable lessons
Author: K.A. Leigh Publisher: Brudders' Books, Inc ISBN: 1734798327 Category : Juvenile Fiction Languages : en Pages : 23
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A foresty fun children's book that celebrates Diversity, Friendship, & the Importance of Understanding Others. "The epitome of the perfect children's book, a story delightful like no other that will enchant children and adults of all ages….A fantastic message of hope for future generations to get educated and go out to discover that being different is a point of cohesion, not destruction." -English Literature Corner, Reedsy Editorial Review Children will fall in love with this beautifully illustrated and rhythmic picture book series about a little bear named Brudders, who learns heartwarming lessons of friendship, good manners, responsibility, and faith. Join Brudders in this debut story as he wakes up from his first hibernation season and learns what it takes to make friends for the very first time. Special Features: • Fun, rhythmic writing that's easy to read and will stick in kids' minds • Detailed, artistic watercolor illustrations that take kids on an adventure with every page-turn • Cute and cuddly forest characters that kids can relate to and invite into their lives • High quality stories that teach valuable lessons Early Reader Reviews: "Most engaging and heartwarming…you will thoroughly enjoy reading this book to the children in your life!" -Elisa B., Mother of 2, Goodreads Review "The illustrations by Derek Roberts are so warming and full of expressions, they are perfectly matched by the story line written by K.A. Leigh. Together they accomplish the simple but difficult goal of reaching out to their young audience, while along the way, the adults get the joy of experiencing all the emotions that are so pure and beautifully illustrated. You will want to frame every page! " Monica E. Mother of 3, Goodreads Review "My 4 and 6 year old boys loved the book. They were able to comprehend and verbalize the underlying message after we read the story. They also loved seeing the different animals throughout the book. This is definitely a great book for kids." -Pervis D., Father of 2, Goodreads Review "It's great to see another children's book that is so wholesome and pure! I'm so looking forward to sharing this book with other families with children and/or grandchildren. Thank you for putting out a children's book that's spiritually grounded in faith. The illustrations are incredible and the storyline is heartwarming." Michael R., Father of 3 " A 5 star review! First of all the illustrations are excellent..soft colors and gentle, child characters. The story line has great lessons for young (and old!). - William B., Father of 2 "Very cute book with a nice message for little ones. Enjoyed reading with my toddler and she loved the rhymes as well as the images of all the furry friends." - Fady I., Father to a toddler, Goodreads Review "Just read Brudders Learn to Make Friends... I thought it was well written and the illustrations were beautiful! Young children could really relate to this book. It earned five stars!!!!" -Camille B., Mother of 2
Author: K. A. Leigh Publisher: ISBN: 9781734798333 Category : Languages : en Pages :
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In the sequel to Brudders Learns How to Make Friends, Brudders embarks on a new adventure with his forest friends, filled with expression, immense joy, and pure bliss. Hop into the carrot fields with Brudders as he meets the Bunny Sisters and experiences firsthand the joy he can bring to others when he says the words, Thank You. Another beautifully written story with illustrations guaranteed to have your kids jumping for joy and smiling with appreciation from ear to ear.
Author: Eric Newby Publisher: Crown ISBN: Category : History Languages : en Pages : 152
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With wit and nostalgia--and through radiant photographs that evoke a vanished maritime world--a master storyteller looks back on a youthful adventure that taught him the ways of the sea and ships. 160 photos.
Author: Thomas W. Talley Publisher: New York Macmillan 1922. ISBN: Category : African Americans Languages : en Pages : 374
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A collection of African American songs and rhymes, some of which in their original African language followed by translations, all of which concluded with an essay not only describing the content and the manner in which the songs and rhymes were told, sung and danced to, but also the effect they had on the minds of African Americans living through the days of slavery and following until 1922.
Author: Onoto Watanna Publisher: Graphic Arts Books ISBN: 1513276328 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 82
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After her performance at a beautiful tea house, Yuki, a Japanese dancer, is followed and harassed by a businessman. Claiming that they could make a lot of money together if Yuki went to America with him, the man does not intend to take no for an answer. When Jack, an awkward but friendly man, witnesses the harassment, he steps in to encourage the man to leave her alone. They then part ways, and Jack assumes they will never see each other again, but Yuki has a plan. Jack is one of the wealthiest foreigners in Japan, which Yuki learns through a mutual friend. When that mutual friend reintroduces Jack and Yuki, Yuki declares her intent to marry Jack. This was a common tradition among Western men—they would marry a Japanese woman, use her, and then leave the country without a second thought. Aware of the discrimination and racism that his fellow Americans practice, he tries to be careful not to partake in such heinous beliefs; therefore, he initially is opposed to the idea. Yuki, however, is persistent. Arguing that it would be mutually beneficial, Yuki admits that she is seeking financial stability. Upon her insistence, Jack finally gives in and agrees to marry. The two decide that it will be an open and honest relationship; Yuki is interested in Jack’s money, and he is interested in her appearance. But as they grow closer, the couple realize that their no-strings attached arrangement might not work out as planned. Onoto Watanna’s A Japanese Nightingale explores themes of gender, race, and sexuality, as well as addressing the constructs and exploitation of Asian femininity. With descriptive prose and powerful themes, A Japanese Nightingale empowers Asian identity and influenced current cultural movements. Published in 1904, A Japanese Nightingale became Onoto Watanna’s claim to fame. The novel was a big commercial success, and even inspired a silent film adaptation. However, despite its popularity, A Japanese Nightingale is rarely found in print. This edition of Onoto Watanna’s A Japanese Nightingale features an eye-catching cover design and is printed in a contemporary font, making it both readable and modern.
Author: Frank Parker Day Publisher: University of Toronto Press ISBN: 1442690631 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 243
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Canada Reads 2005 Winner! In a David and Goliath style battle to the finish, Rockbound by Frank Parker Day triumphed over Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood and was declared the 2005 Canada Reads winner. In a series of debates that aired on the CBC in February, panelist Donna Morrissey, author of Kit’s Law and Downhill Chance, passionately championed this 1928 novel about life and nature on the small maritime island of Rockbound. The victory has brought this Atlantic Province favourite back into the limelight and is receiving nationwide attention, appearing on several bestseller lists across the country. After its initial publication, Rockbound remained in out of print status until 1973, when the University of Toronto Press acquired the rights to publish as part of their “Literature of Canada Prose and Poetry in Reprint” series. It was reprinted with an introduction by Allan Bevan of Dalhousie University’s English Department. In 1989, Gerald Hallowell, an editor with the University of Toronto Press, rescued Rockbound from the backlist of the UTP catalogue. The book was reprinted with an afterword by Gwendolyn Davies, Dean of Graduate Studies and Associate Vice-President (Research) at the University of New Brunswick. UTP had been selling around 200 copies of the book per year, until Donna Morrissey selected it for the Canada Reads debates. Since then, UTP has sold over 35,000 copies and it has been reprinted three times! The University of Toronto Press would like to thank Donna Morrissey for her superb defense of the book and all of the people at the CBC for their support and encouragement. A complete synopsis of the debates, as well as an interactive timeline for Rockbound and Frank Parker Day can be found on their website, www.cbc.ca/canadareads/index.html. Copies of Rockbound can be found in abundance at the University of Toronto Bookstore, www.uoftbookstore.com, or at your local bookstore. To the harsh domain of Rockbound -- governed by the sternly righteous and rapacious Uriah Jung --comes the youthful David Jung to claim his small share of the island. Filled with dreamy optimism and a love for the unspoken promises of the night sky, David tries to find his way in a narrow, unforgiving, and controlled world. His conflicts are both internal and external, locking him in an unceasing struggle for survival; sometimes the sea is his enemy, sometimes his own rude behavior, sometimes his best friend Gershom Born, sometimes his secret love for the island teacher Mary Dauphiny; but always, inevitably, his Jung relatives and their manifold ambitions for money and power. The balance of life on Rockbound is precarious and thus fiercely guarded by all who inhabit its lonely domain, but just as a sudden change in the direction of the wind can lead to certain peril at sea, so too can the sudden change in the direction of a man's heart lead to a danger altogether unknown. Enormously evocative of the power, terror, and dramatic beauty of the Atlantic sea, and unrelenting in its portrait of back-breaking labour, cunning bitterness, and family strife, Rockbound is a story of many passions-love, pride, greed, and yearning -- all formed and buffeted on a small island by an unyielding wind and the rocky landscape of the human spirit.
Author: Upton Sinclair Publisher: DigiCat ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 165
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DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "They Call Me Carpenter: A Tale of the Second Coming" by Upton Sinclair. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.
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