Written by communication disorders and speech-language pathologist Laura Dyer, Little Language For Little Ones is a immensely practical guide for parents young children ages birth through 5 years to help develop their children's speech through professional techniques and music. Simple, step-by-step techniques and resourceful guidelines abound to encouraging and nurturing verbal skills. Companion "Little Language" songs can also be obtained separately on CD ... or cassette .... Little Language For Little Ones is an excellent, useful, and practical reference for parents as well as a superb gift for baby showers or toddler birthdays.

If you enjoy Chopra or Dyer you will love this audio program. Recorded live at a unity church, it captures the two of them in uniquely inspired moments summarizing the best of their parallel philosophies on life, God and metaphysics. I've read and listened to much of what Dyer and Chopra have produced and this is probably the best thing either of them have put out because it so beautifully summarizes the essence of spiritual philosophy. I bought 15 copies just to share with friends and family. A must for your listening library.

If you're looking for a good book on historic Indian textiles - what we've got and how it's made - this is the jackpot! Lots of great pictures, and written by someone who knows about history and dye techniques! Great buy!

Anthony Dyer,the last President of the East African Professional Hunters' Association, brings together some of the most compelling lives in the history of eastern Africa. The book contains an astonishing wealth of photographs from the turn of the century to the present day. The focus is primarily on those brave and independent spirits who, drawn by its wild majesty, chose to make early Africa their home. Not forgotten are the women who came to Africa; the wives and daughters who knew all the joys and sorrows of life in a brutal, yet beautiful, land. Dyer brings to life the romantics, the pragmatists, the rascals, and the intellectuals. Highly recommended!

This is not only a beautiful story, but a beautiful song. Ms. Collins is my absolute, all-time, forever favorite artist, and her words and her music in conjuction with these beautiful paintings provide a warm, fuzzy feeling that people (and cats) of all ages will enjoy

Tis the season to be jolly...What a great way to start the holidays this year. In this book you are given guidelines on how to really put the joy into the season. The focus is on being true to yourself and creating new ways of making the holiday special. The tips are outstanding.

Give yourself this marvelous book this holiday season.

I love the abruptness and blatant honesty of the spunky, feisty, gun-toting, lock-picking, heroine, Dale. Stan, the easy-going and charmingly sexy hero, is her perfect match! He is also one of the 'good old boys' type, and is both taken aback and undeniably intrigued by this small sexy gal full of fire. I do think the characters are too trusting of each other so early on in the story, but it flows well with the speed of the storyline. There is a great deal of sarcastic humor throughout the story that kept me snickering and both characters are cocky as hell! The secondary storyline of tracking a crazed serial killer who collects the nipples of his female victims is very strong and holds together well with the development of the two main characters. The sexual tension between the two rises quickly and I even got butterflies in my stomach! Dale is a tough girl on the outside, but a die-hard romantic on the inside, just crying out for Stan to force her into submission. But Stan is too soft and caring of a guy to push...will they ever get together? A very entertaining read with a guarantee of racing pulses and heavy breathing!

Having been fired from a job which I loved (an editor) for writing about the TRUTH - I found that this book enabled me to redefine who I was and where I was going. Consequently, I just finished my first novel - a passion that has been a lifelong dream.

this book concerns the life of pearl kashishian who was 7 years old when the turkish massacre of armenia started. she was walking alone from her grandma's home when the attack began. she was told "run for your life!" this book documents her life of incredible danger--being sent to america alone to escape.answers to prayer are recounted till the very last page . secquel was written "brother of the bride" by donita dyer.best book i have ever read! unbelievable story. pearl died just before book was in print 1/6/77. she had prayed for someone to write this book to illustrate God's answers to prayer. very hard to find prints. contacted author and she sent sequal and told me publisher had been changed. have not been able to locate her since. would love to find her. excellent writer! lost my copy of the sequel but hope to locate one. both books are printed together. you read one and then turn book over and read the other one. this story would make a great movie. i wrote the producers of "the hiding place" by corrie ten boom and "joni" by joni ericson to suggest their making a movie of this remarkable life. i never got an answer. the way i found this book was unusual . i was in a church library brousing around and a little old lady asked if i had read "pearl".the cover looked dull and i waited till she had left to reshelve it..i had to leave first so i took it home and planned to return it later. one night i had nothing to read and opened it. this book grabbed my interest from the preface till the end. it is the best,most meaningful book i have ever read. i've given many copies for gifts before they quit printing it. never saw that little old lady again but i would love to have a copy of her top ten books list!!!! i wish i could express how much pearl's life taught me. the account of her leaving her family to go to the new world to marry someone she did not know and the danger of having to be smuggled out of her homeland, knowing this was her only chance for survival moved me tremendously. the chance of her ever seeing her family again being so remote was heartbreaking for her mother and father and siblings. as i was reading this account i couldn't help comparing my life's circumstances.my oldest daughter was about to be married and you can imagine how blessed i felt knowing i would be able to see her anytime i wanted to. this book has you hanging on the edge of your seat until the very last page. i wish it could be made into a movie or at least go back into another printing. i am still trying to locate the author. this is the first time i have gotten any acknowledgement of the existance of the book or of the author. my thanks to this web site.

Penrod is a most lovable character. In the five short tales that make up this title, the reader relates to the simple ideals of a young Penrod and his older, wiser friend, Griswold. The two are quite a pair as Griswold tries to help Penrod through some common dilemas. When trying to find pants "just like the ones Grandma sent", a child will relate to Penrod's idea of an identical match and Griswold's exasperation in helping him find it. Common courtesy is not always easy, and Penrod has a comical way of being courteous and still getting the last cookie! Children as well as adults will get a chuckle out of these 'life lessons' geared to the young readers. This is a great book to read at storytime, as an animated oral presentation brings it to life!! My kindergartners loved it!!