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All the birthday girl wants from her Abuela is a ticket to the amusement park. Instead, she gets a chicken. But this chicken is no ordinary chicken; it has plans! With a lot of hard work, and help from other animals, this chicken may just end up granting the girl the best birthday gift ever.
A girl is disappointed when she receives a chicken as a birthday gift from her abuela, until she realizes the chicken is planning a bigger present for her special day.
Jeffrey wants the planet Saturn for his birthday, along with all 47 of its moons. He plans to share his present with friends at school and his teacher, Mrs. Cassini. "For Creative Minds" section includes fun facts about Saturn and the Solar System.
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Discover Math Matters! With over 15 million books sold worldwide, this award-winning series of easy-to-read books will help young readers ages 5–8 approach math with enthusiasm. Great for fans of MathStart or Step into Reading Math. Grandpa has a surprise for Tim, Anne, and Gordon - CHICKENS! Now, where should they put the chickens and their new home? Because each time they move the fence, the home becomes a different shape, but the perimeter stays the same. With engaging stories that connect math to kids’ everyday lives, each book in the Teachers’ Choice Award–winning Math Matters series focuses on a single concept and reinforces math vocabulary and skills. Bonus activities in the back of each book feature math and reading comprehension questions, and even more free activities online add to the fun! (Math topic: Counting & Skip Counting)
When Pauline Poulet learns she'll be the next special of the day at Cock-a-Doodle-Doo Caf , she flies the coop faster than you can say "Chicken pie, delicious" Thus begins her journey of peril and catastrophe, courage and chance: She is chased. She is dunked. She is tossed tail over beak. But can Pauline escape the dinner plate? Kids everywhere will love clucking along with this chicken's battle cry: "Pauline, prevail "
A joyful picture book that celebrates every kid's favorite day of the year, full of adorable art from the illustrator of Goodnight Goodnight Construction Site and I Wish You More. The most important rule is #1: It must be your birthday. After that's been established, a crew of hilarious animals help picture book pros Tom Lichtenheld and Beth Ferry take readers through a joyous romp that covers the most important elements of every year's most essential holiday, including singing; closing your eyes and making a wish; blowing out candles on a cake, then settling into bed and dreaming of your wish coming true.
Garfield—Eat, Sleep, and Be Flabby! Garfield, the world’s favorite feline, marks the 25th book in his series with this volume full of side-splitting classic comics! And after all this time, Garfield’s earned some extra sleep. But he’ll still move a muscle for meals and mayhem! Whether he’s hogging Jon’s chair or hog-tieing Odie, Garfield shows us how to grow old disgracefully!
You and Me by Michael S. Ryan,Kristen Herrington Pdf
You and Me is a laugh-out-loud compilation of travel stories by husband and wife creatives, Michael S. Ryan and Kristen Herrington. From the textured rainforest of Costa Rica to the streets of Bangkok, this book is about the journey of falling in love, at times beautifully evocative and at others wildly amusing. The authors give tips for wary travellers, and show quite definitely how wandering down the street following your nose is better than following the guidebook every time. Ryan and Herrington are true adventurers unafraid of diving head first into the spontaneity of the moment. They don their backpacks to hike a volcano in flip-flops, sprint through airports, encounter foreign drug dealers and take you places you’ve never imagined. The book is a perfect fit for readers who want to learn the art of people-watching and get out of resorts and into the busy marketplace. It is a gem for anyone planning their first trip overseas or simply wanting to escape into the myriad of destinations without leaving their armchair.
Single Mom Style, the blog, began as a way to reach out to others who were looking to understand the wreckage of divorce. It evolved into a collection of witty stories, heartbreaking tears, and lessons learned. The author takes you on her personal journey of being a single mom and shows you the light at the end of the tunnel. From playdates and parenting to divorce and dating, this single mom’s journey will inspire you along yours. "It wasn't until my daughter was born when I woke up. I reevaluated my life as an example to my daughter. Is the kind of life I'm living now the kind of life I wanted for my daughter? The answer was no. And if I thought she deserves better, so did I. She was my game-changer, and I changed the game… You know how people say 'things have to get worse before they get better,’ well they were absolutely right… I hit rock bottom. I was everything I never wanted to be... The good thing about hitting rock bottom was there was only one way to go… up."
I dedicate this book to my sisters, Wilma Sherod Fisher and Bobbie Sherod Gilbert, and my niece Peggy Fisher Elision. This book is dedicated in memory of my sister Carol Sherod Clark, my brother Ralph Sherod, my nephew Richard Fisher, and my son Charles D. Hamby. I honor my children, Bob, Doug, and Patti. Special thoughts for my grandchildren: Jared and Montana Hamby; Parks and Simon McIntosh; and Noah, Luke and Anna Hamby.
An inspiring memoir, spanning 73 years, from humble beginnings to becoming the head of Fiji's civil aviation regulator, and participating with ICAO in the introduction of new technologies (such as GPS) which made aviation safer and more effi cient locally regionally and internationally. And a rare expose into the personal lives of a Chinese migrant family living in Fiji, of childhood escapades, of love and marriage, as well as Norman's incredible spiritual experiences where in mid-career, God intervened dramatically and changed his whole outlook on life A book to inspire you to ?Catch the Wind? of your dreams of a successful life.
As anyone who has spent time living on a working farm can attest to, it’s a world you can’t understand unless you live it. Imagine a rural farm in Tennessee at the turn of the nineteenth to twentieth century — no tractors, running water or plumbing. Farming was done with mules and horses; transportation by horse-drawn wagon. In the 1920s a young girl named Muriel Franks grows up on a family farm in Hardin County, Tennessee. These are the collected stories of that girl, who would grow up to graduate from a university at a time when women were a minority at college. In rich detail, Muriel tells us the stories of her life, her community, her family and friends, her neighbors her Methodist religion, her work, and some of the major developments that reshaped American society — from the Great Depression to the Second World War, continuing into the twenty-first century. From churning butter to making kraut, from church to the 4-H club, from building roads to making coffins, Muriel’s Memories weaves a rich tapestry of history as written by someone intimate with the importance of historical accuracy.
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“An affectionate tribute to her tough, powerful Chinese mother.”—Kirkus Reviews “I devoured this book in one sitting...alternately cheering, laughing, cringing, and gasping in horror. Lui captures the complexity of a mother-daughter relationship that is both complicated and beautiful. Poignant with a bare honesty that may make you think (and rethink) your own relationships.” —Jenny Lawson, #1 New York Times–bestselling author of Let’s Pretend This Never Happened Meet Elaine Lui’s mother. She’s “a movie, an Amy Tan novel, and a sitcom all rolled into one.”* Or as her daughter sums it up: “She’s Chinese, she squawks like a chicken, she is totally nuts, and I am totally dependent on her.” With tales of brutal mah-jong competitions, all-cap texts (“YOUR BAD SKIN NEED SOUP”); public shaming, and pearls of occasionally-bizarre wisdom; Lui not only paints a portrait of a challenging, frustrating, fascinating woman that will make you laugh and cry—she eloquently describes exactly what it’s like to love someone who drives you crazy. “A remarkable memoir about Lui’s relationship with her Hong Kong-born mom, who makes Tiger Mothers look like pussycats.”—Tampa Bay Times *Lisa Gabriele, author and TV producer
This book is exactly what it says. Remembering the birthday parties over the years there were some 20 parties every year. Plenty of Doctors appointments. Many vocations to the Island of Barbados and Jamaica. Talking to my mother from this side of the grave. The passing of my dad in 1997, and the passing of my wife Sylvia 2011. I’m migrating from the island in 1965 to England then USA. Crop Over (Carnival) in Barbados W. I and Noting Hill gate London England. Genealogy of the grandchildren. The School they been too over the years between England and USA. Dating after the passing of my wife. April 14, 2013 my 69th birthday and retirement all roll into one. I’m a prostate cancer survivor 2006. Retiring from the group home after working with Mental Health and learning Disabilities clients for 26 years. The good old days growing up in Barbados WI. My mom leaving at the young age of 51 (1920-1971) dad left at 87years old (1910-1997) Children new in the country and job hunting. Selling property during the 2008 depression loosing $60,000 plus. Accident 2004 at work (Cobb Community Service Board.) Vocation in Barbados with family. Going to the “fish fry” in Oistin town Christ church. My aunt 100th birthday party in Florida. 18 black bags of my late wife’s clothes to good will “thrift store” 2013. Christmas parties and birthday parties every year. A fitter welder for 11 years. Pub manager training for 2 years at the “Angel Pub” Brixton England 1979-1981. Publican at the “Dover Castle” Deptford 1981-1983, then the “Osborne Arms” Deptford 1983-1987. According to CNN flight 370 Boeing 777 disappeared 2014. 239 passengers died. High school with Jessica Madisetti, first granddaughter to graduated high school then KSU coming from England.
