The joy of snacks

Cooper, Nancy

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Diabetes Center

Provides recipes for healthful appetizers, beverages, dips, spreads, popcorn dishes, breads, muffins, cookies, pies, desserts, and frozen snacks

Joy of Snacks: Good Nutrition for People Who Like to Snack

Cooper, R. D. Nancy

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Intl Diabetes Center

Annalyse Brighton had spent her whole life feeling a haunting loss for a man that she knew she had never met, though he and the memories of him were so real to her. 
Not until Annalyse suffered a tragic accident—one that flipped her whole world upside—did she meet a man who, though a stranger to her, may hold the key to the mysterious love she has been haunted by her entire life.

Witch's Wound (Unfulfilled Promises)

Romance

Historical

Bublish, Incorporated

Product Description After finally reuniting with the love that she had lost from a past lifetime, Annalyse Brighton was brutally ripped away from him, only to find herself faced with a heart wrenching decision that would ultimately define her soul’s mission and the fate of humanity. Can Annalyse finally let go of the pain of the past so that she can step forward into her destiny, or will she be enslaved by her own mind to a false fate and be forever defined by it? About the Author As a young child Nancy began remembering a man whom she had never met, but missed very dearly. She later came to realize this man was someone whom she remembered from a past life and that she had come to this life to heal the wound of his loss and the trauma she had experienced around it. This revelation led her to discovering the connection between past life trauma and its effects on our current life experiences and has written and published Book One of a series that shines light on this topic, Witch's Wound. Witch's Wound represents the wound women carry from past life traumas into their current life that result in a deep fear of being seen and recognized for their gifts and abilities.

Mirror Soul (Unfulfilled Promises)

Review\n“A story well told by a writer who artfully blends teachings about the interconnections between the land, animals, and the everyday strength of family and community relationships.” -- Jenny Kay Dupuis, co-author of I Am Not a Number\n"Cooper and her world of Anishinaabe beaver clan kinship enchant and invite the reader into complex teachings about family, sharing, safety, and cooperation. An Algonquian philosophical and pedagogical text, the writing is smooth and simple, yet carriers a multitude of ancient knowledge of the Grandfather teachings. An early reader introduction, this text would do well with teaching core Indigenous values, and in a traditional way, for kids aged 2 to 11, settler or Indigenous, and in preschool and grade school classrooms. I know I'll be reading it to my daughter Rose." -- Jesse Thistle, author of From the Ashes\n"Dearest Nancy, what a beautiful gift! ki miyo see chi kah now ow [you have done a sacred thing], both you and the illustrator. You have given the gift like a prayer. It is full of askiy’s [earth’s] gentleness, peace, and wise teachings. hiy hiy, maarsi, miigwetch." -- Maria Campbell, author of Halfbreed\nBusy beavers have a family reunion in this story that celebrates Indigenous perspectives 
It’s a special day for Amik the beaver and her little sister, Nishiime. Their cousins are coming to visit! Amik is excited, but Nishiime feels nervous about meeting new people, and when the cousins finally arrive, Nishiime disappears. 
Lively, immersive illustrations show Amik and her cousins as they search the woods for Nishiime. Each creature they encounter, introduced to readers using their Anishinaabe names, reveals how beavers help the forest community. A fish thanks them for digging canals in the mud that they swim through. A deer thanks the beavers for cutting down trees so they can reach the tastiest leaves. None of the creatures have seen Nishiime, but keen-eyed kids will have spotted her hiding in the background throughout the story. 
Eventually, Nishiime returns to the group, having overcome her shyness by learning an important lesson: despite being from different places, the beavers are all united by the ways they support the forest ecosystem. With the perfect blend of fact and fun, this salute to the industrious beaver is also an energetic celebration of Indigenous perspectives, languages, and diversity.

Biindigen! Amik Says Welcome

Children's Books

Animals

Owlkids

Down to Earth

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Brewin Books

If you think food labels were the final answer to making healthful food choices in the supermarket, Convenience food Facts will convince you otherwise. It makes shopping for convenience foods...convenient!

Convenience Food Facts: A Quick Guide for Choosing Healthy Brand-Name Foods in Every Aisle of the Supermarket

Monk, Arlene

Nutrition

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