If you love the "Angela Anaconda" TV series, then this is the book for you. I used to read the Digimon books - but this one's much funnier. I laughed so hard I broke all my furniture. Well, not really. But you get the idea. So what are you waiting for? BUY THIS BOOK!

A true picture of the Appalachian Mountain's natural surroundings while teaching the ABC's. Pictures of the familiar scenes the children of this area know and love relating to the learning process. A beautiful book and a keepsake.

Leadership is a tough subject to teach. There are plenty of books with 'leadership' in the title and as many definitions of leadership as there are authors writing about leadership. This book will be a big help to the professor looking for an integrative solution for the classroom.

Manning and Curtis do a wonderful job for the teacher looking for a comprehensive, engaging tool for teaching students about the 'art' of leadership. In the process, Manning and Curtis offer a variety of interesting and involving exercises, essays, examples, and ideas about the practice and profession of leadership. Over sixty people assisted in the review process to develop the book.

Manning is a psychology professor and Curtis is a professor and coordinator of leadership and organizational studies, both at Northern Kentucky University.

This is a 368-page workbook, with more than thirty exercises designed to illustrate various aspects of leadership. The book is divided into nine parts and 28 chapters, including parts on vision, ethics, empowerment and performance management, among others. Leaders are portrayed as teachers, heroes and rulers. Chapters include self-assessment and end-of-the-chapter summaries with answer keys. There are sixteen pages of current endnotes and a lengthy glossary.

Before my son was born 9 years ago I attended a course on printmaking at my local college. It was there that I became addicted to stencilling. Lynn Legrice was the author of the first book that I read on the subject and I gained much inspiration from it. The ideas for projects either on a small or large scale are there. Many of the large scale stencillings in this book can be broken down into small projects for the very beginner. One of my first was helping my friend with her wedding invitations. I would wholeheartedly recommend a look at this book, I am lucky enough to own a copy and it is still one of ther first places I look when want to start something new.

This book, like Arts and Crafts Houses II, covers only three houses, in this case William Morris's Red House (designed by Phillip Webb), William Richard Lethaby's Melsetter House, and Sir Edward Luteyns' Goddards, but it covers them beautifully and thoroughly. There are site plans, floor plans, elevations, beautiful black and white photos and stunning color photos, significant introductory essays, and lists of references. This is a beautiful book at an amazing price.

This book centres around Wolf, a boy whose father was a Briton, brought to Rome as a slave in the 6th century, and set free by Pope Gregory. Pope Gregory had a concern for the propagation of the Gospel among the "heathen" Saxons in Britain, so he sent a group of monks, led by Augustine, to Britain. Wolf and his father go with them. They land there in 597, and the story follows Wolf as he returns to the land of his fathers, and as the Gospel is preached in Kent. My children, aged 7 - 13 enjoyed this story being read to them, and it really complemented our study of the time period.

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Basic Model Railroad Track Plans: Small Starter Layouts You Can Build is a superbly presented collection of detailed plans and layouts for amazing and vibrant finished results. From models of St. Paul Central to Valley Forge Central, these scaled-down railway s reflect locations across America. The informal and practical text offers useful tips for dedicated hobbyists and color illustrations combined with detailed three-dimensional diagrams help to clearly explain the methodology of construction. Basic Model Railroad Tarck Plans is an excellent and recommended resource book for model railroaders.

All college-level instructors of developmental grammar should at least review this text. The clear explanations, generous practices and tests provide ample opportunity for both in-class work and homework. Sticky areas like verbs, pronouns, subject-verb agreement, and parallelism are well covered. Try this book and notice the immediate improvements in your students' grammar skills!