Sew step by step Sep 2014

Alison Smith

Dressmaking: The complete step-by-step guide DK

Dorling Kindersley, Ltd.

The Tailoring Book: Measuring. Cutting. Fitting. Altering. Finishing

Nora the Nonapus a story written and illustrated by four fifth-grade students of Estes Hills Elementary in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

Nora the Nonapus

Susan Cavender

Kaishnavi Krishnan

Zoe Gan

scholastic

With his mother extra-busy at work, Henry, not wanting his bossy Aunt Wilhemina to move in, takes over the housework until he confronts a large, frightening cat

Help! There's a Cat Washing in Here!

Children's Books

E.P.Dutton

A sixth-grader who believes everyone including his family thinks him odd spends his summer tending the family garden and cultivating his self-esteem.

Reserved for Mark Anthony Crowder

Dutton Juvenile

Help! There's A Cat Washing In Here!

Twelve-year-old Henry takes charge of the family for two weeks to allow his mother uninterrupted time to work on an art portfolio.

Yearling

Obstetric & Gynaecological Ultrasound: How, Why and When

Trish Chudleigh

Sonia Cumming

Elsevier

As children, Roy and Alison Smith were so close their mother called them by one name: Alroy. But on a cool summer morning when she was fifteen, Alison woke to learn that Roy, three years older, was dead. While her Catholic parents wrestled with their faith and their grief, Alison made the mourners coffee, went to school to be taught by the nuns, and - being all her parents had left - set about coping. Over the next few years, she is blessed every morning by her father, gets a job at the school, and eventually begins a secret affair. But underneath this life run her private rituals of mourning, her increasing idiosyncrasies, unnoticed by parents trying to heal themselves and teachers anxious to be kind. Until suddenly, Alison begins to realize something's wrong. This is a book about grief - living with it and failing to recognize that you're suffering from it - but it's also a love story, about Alison's love of her brother, of her childhood, and finally of life. Name All the Animals is a compellingly beautiful, richly realized portrait of innocence struggling with loss.

Name All the Animals

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Scribner

As children, Roy and Alison Smith were so close their mother called them by one name: Alroy. But on a cool summer morning when she was fifteen, Alison woke to learn that Roy, three years older, was dead. While her Catholic parents wrestled with their faith and their grief, Alison made the mourners coffee, went to school to be taught by the nuns, and - being all her parents had left - set about coping. But underneath run her private rituals of mourning, her increasing idiosyncrasies, unnoticed by her parents trying to heal themselves and teachers anxious to be kind. Until suddenly, Alison begins to realize something's wrong. This is a book about grief, but it's also a love story, about Alison's love of her brother, of her childhood, and finally of life.

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

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