It is Okay to Feel How You Feel is a short storybook created for children ages three to seven. The purpose of this reading is to reinforce varying emotions as regular occurrences. In addition, It is Okay to Feel How You Feel provides prompts and ideas for conversation starters while simultaneously serving as an outlet for children's emotions. This book was ultimately designed for open dialogue around emotions to encourage parents, guardians, educators, counselors, and the children in their...

Step into the bustling Dublin market with Jonathan Swift's "Market Women's Cries." Hear the hawkers' calls, both cunning and comical, as they weave tales of their wares. From the desperate pleas of the apple seller to the sly advice of the onion vendor, Swift brings these women's struggles and wit to life. But don't be fooled by the lighthearted banter. Beneath the surface lies a biting social commentary, exposing the hardships faced by these women in a world stacked against them. "Market ...

Written by beloved health expert Joy Bauer, Yummy Yoga is a fun and fresh introduction to yoga and nutrition. Playful photographs feature a diverse group of kids demonstrating yoga poses. On the opposite sides of the spreads, imaginatively sculpted fruits and vegetables mirror the same poses! Lift the gatefold flaps to find simple, child-friendly recipes incorporating all of the healthy ingredients featured in each photo.

*"Excellent book! A must-read for teachers and administrators who are truly interested in quality teaching and student success."—*Paul Gmelin, PrincipalWhite Lake Middle School, MI*"As an administrator, this book provides me with meaningful direction for my staff. Implementing practices from this book will empower both students and teachers alike."—*Sammie Novack, Vice-PrincipalWashington Middle School, Bakersfield, CA*"A wealth of advice and act...

"In my extensive experience with differentiated education, I have not seen a work on lesson planning that is as compact, concise, and creative as this one."—Joseph Staub, Resource Specialist TeacherThomas Starr King Middle School, Los Angeles, CA"Full of good ideas and strategies for differentiation. I like the way the authors emphasize the idea of teaching to a specific benchmark or objective rather than letting the text determine what students do and le...

"One of the very few professional resources that I could not put down. I recommend this book to every teacher I work with, and I use it every day in my work with teachers and students."—Diane Fleming, Advanced Placement CoordinatorSioux City Community Schools, IA"This is differentiation at its best! This valuable resource provides the tools necessary to meet the wide range of student needs and abilities within a classroom. It will be a timeless resource t...

Book 4, Taken to Heimo:He hates me and all humans. But he still calls me his.This full-length space-opera romance features an angry alien and a head-scarf-wearing human heroine who is far too polite to meet anger with anger… most of the time.Book 5, Taken to Kor:Roses are red, violets are blue, Rhork's a psycho and he's a space pirate, too.Meet the possessive...

Svera There are a few things my Tri-God did not prepare me for. The first? Niahhorru pirates. They want the coordinates to an unprotected human satellite, and I have them. The confusing? The human Council's secrets that I've uncovered and that may get me killed. The most sinful? The pressure in my stomach...well, lower than my stomach...that draws me to the male who hates me most in this universe. Krisxox There's nothing my warrior training did not prepare me for. Even though my body desir...

He's the wealthiest male in the quadrants and I make his horns… itch.I'm a hybrid from an unknown planet and a pleasure female up for auction. He's a Lemoran clan chief, among the wealthiest in all the quadrants.With horns that shoot to the ceiling, the male shaped like a mountain is not one of the bidders supposed to purchase me. But he's here and he doesn't seem to want to leave.Instead, he'd rather shout at me, the grump that he is and, ...

I thought he liked me. He's been my only source of company for the past rotation that I've been held captive. But when he rejects me in front of everyone, I get the shrov out, determined to find humans on another satellite far far away from this mess that is my life. Except I don't exactly receive the warm homecoming I expect. Instead this homecoming is more of the dangerous stabby stabby variety . . . and to get out of the new mess I've found myself in, I might just need a space pirate's ...

Is God at work in the darkest places?In a nation known for oppression and isolation, Joy and Stephen Yoon discovered the answer is a resounding yes. For over 17 years, this ordinary couple witnessed God's extraordinary love piercing through the shadows, transforming their own hearts and the lives of those they encountered.In Crossing the Divide, the Yoons offer an eyewitness perspective on North Korean life and share powerful lessons like:...

In the second installment of USA Today bestselling author Olivia Dade’s Harlot’s Bay series, a mistaken obituary leads to the reunion of two former high school crushes. Sparks fly in this hilarious grumpy/grumpy romance, packed with Dade’s signature body positivity and a delicious amount of spice.Karl and Molly were never together. There was a time, right after high school, where it seemed like they might finally cross the line from friends to lovers…but i...