How Steven the Bear Invented S'mores is a read aloud picture book with fun life lessons and colorful illustrations. Steven the Bear and his friends are excited to go on their very first camping adventure. After being sure to pack and prepare well, the Bear Bunch heads out to find the perfect campsite. They set up camp and spend their day hiking, bird watching, and finding animals. After a day full of fun, Steven and the Bear Bunch sit down to toast marshmallows. That's when Steven has a br...

Steven the Bear Learns How to Camp is a fun camping story with Steven and his friends, "the Bear Bunch."Steven and his friends learn how to enjoy nature without harming it using a few of the principles of Leave No Trace (LNT). They hike, meet new friends, camp under the stars, and enjoy the outdoors in this fun-loving adventure. A great read aloud picture book, with fun life lessons and beautiful illustrations.

Steven the Bear’s First Airplane Ride is a delightful children’s book that follows Steven and his friends, the Bear Bunch, on their first airplane ride to visit polar bear relatives.Guided by Pilot Bear and Gigi, the group learns the golden rules of being good passengers, facing turbulence with ease, and discovering the wonders of snacks and contrails. Through vibrant illustrations and creative storytelling, this wonderful tale captures the joy of travel a...

In "The Biology, Physiology and Sociology of Reproduction," Winfield Scott Hall presents a comprehensive exploration of reproductive systems, interlinking biological processes with physiological responses and the sociocultural dimensions surrounding reproduction. Written in an intricate yet accessible style, Hall draws upon a multidisciplinary framework that synergizes biological sciences, physiology, and sociological perspectives. The book situates itself within the broader scientific dis...

This memoir interweaves stories from two pivotal experiences in the author's life. The first recounts a near-fatal encounter during a random stabbing on a Manhattan street, where the knife came "a quarter inch" from his heart. The second, and larger story, takes place several years later, when the author takes in a mysterious homeless stranger in an effort to help him— a journey that lasts more than two years.Throughout the experience, the author wrestles with compassion and tough ...

Winfield Scott Hall's The Biology, Physiology and Sociology of Reproduction presents reproduction as a subject requiring simultaneous attention to laboratory science, individual development, and social life. Moving from biological foundations and physiological processes to heredity, sexuality, marriage, parenthood, and social responsibility, the book belongs to the early twentieth-century tradition of comprehensive sex education. Its method is systematic and expository, translating special...

Sista girl, this journal is your personal tool for rising above life's drama and trauma to a place of peace and JOY (Jesus operating in you).There are fifty-two scriptures, one for each week of the year. At the end of each week's scripture, you will find medication, meditation, revelation, and declaration pages. Meditate on the same scripture for an entire week. Each day, you'll gain more Holy Spirit revelation on what Daddy God is birthing inside you. Seven days of meditation serv...

“I find this book to be an invaluable resource, offering a comprehensive guide for assessing and addressing public health issues. Its unique blend of theoretical insights and real-world narratives provides a nuanced understanding of interventions in practical contexts. This book is an essential tool for both current and aspiring professionals in the public health sector.”—DANE MINNICK, Indiana Division of Mental Health and AddictionReal stories, real...

Suki Brennan is broke.After she co-signed several hefty loans for her ex's business, he fled the country and left her working two jobs to pay his bills. So when her new boss, a sulky pro hockey player who recently became the guardian of his three nieces, proposes a deal to help him secure permanent custody of the girls, she agrees.If Suki fake-marries Carter Stanton for one year, and pretends to be his doting wife, she'll get half a million dollars and a cl...

Sebastian Stone has a wedding to stop. His best friend's sister is planning to make an epic mistake in six months, but no one else seems to get it.So when Lainey Morris needs a place to stay in Cleveland for a four-month-long research project, Bash offers her his house. As a pro hockey player, he's on the road a lot, but when he's home, he makes his case against her marrying Shane—or anyone else.She's stubborn and often has her head in a book, but Lainey is...

From Wall Street Journal and USA TODAY bestselling author Daniel Hall, with finance professor Scott Brown Ph.D., comes a vivid graphic novel adaptation of George S. Clason's timeless wealth parable.Bansir is a powerful and skilled chariot builder, but in the golden heart of Babylon, skill and labor have not brought him freedom. Raised in a city of palace walls, temple towers, crowded markets, and glittering fortunes, he has spent his life working w...

Winner of the 2024 American Legacy Book Award in Autobiography/MemoirThe heartwarming sequel to Same Kind of Different As Me! After Miss Debbie's death in 2000, her husband, Ron formed an even stronger bond with Denver, a homeless ex-con. Ron's touching memoir chronicles how their shared devotion to Debbie led them to work toward fulfilling her vision: to ease the pain associated with poverty, homelessness, and inequality.Worki...