An Ancient Wisdom Text Revealed . . . Both an ancient, “found” wisdom text and a sumptuous, epic novel, Gaia Codex reveals the hidden histories of a world long forgotten, the secret wisdom of an ancient lineage of women, the Priestesses of Astera. Set in a near future of impending societal and environmental collapse, the novel is a tale of hope and remembrance, as well as an inspired vision of humanity’s origins and of the potential we hold for conscious evolution.

Gaia Codex

Literature & Fiction

Drew, Sarah

Literary

Metamuse Media

Are you on the hunt for one-of-a-kind jewelry, and interested in putting your own spin on classic pieces? This beautiful guide is complete with full-color pictures and step-by-step instructions on how to create unique pieces of contemporary jewelry from materials found in nature. You can use anything from paper, weathered wood, and tin cans to feathers, sea glass, and old vintage beads. 
The author is an experienced jewelry maker and offers expert advice on how to identify and choose various materials, showing each step of the process. Readers will be able to create a wide range of different designs and styles for rings, pendants, earrings, and more, and ultimately craft their own wearable, natural art. For those who are environmentally conscious, this book is a great way to create eco-friendly jewelry.

Wild Jewelry: A Complete Guide to Making Statement Jewelry from Objects Found in Nature

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Running Press

Neither science fiction nor fact has explained all that we know of our world. How then can we expect them to explain that which we only believe or hope to be real? Where might the answers be? Are they in the machines or cures we have created? Are they with those who left this life but not this world? Or are they not even on this planet but out in space or in the hands of gods we have not met? In this collection of tales today’s newest science fiction and fantasy writers explore these questions and share the answers they have discovered.

LocoThology: Tales of Fantasy & Science Fiction

Ervin II, Terry W.

Beecher, Karl

Barnes, James O.

Chowdhury, Tracy

Publishing, Loconeal

Abbott, Benjamin

Callaghan, Catherine A.

Young, Joshua M.

Camarata, Sara

Short Stories & Anthologies

Loconeal Publishing, LLC

This beautifully illustrated guide shows teens how to create eye-catching jewelry out of found or recycled objects―at very little cost. Fun projects include making pendants out of pebbles; sewing a stylish cuff using scraps of fabric; and fashioning a funky charm bracelet out of extra screws, washers, and other toolbox trinkets. The easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions are suitable for both beginner- and intermediate-level crafters. This book also provides bonus tips on the tools you need to get started, where to find materials, and how to make money from your jewelry.

Junk-Box Jewelry: 25 DIY Low Cost (or No Cost) Jewelry Projects

Teen & Young Adult

Art, Music & Photography

Zest Books ™

In today's school communities, the 'critical friend' - or change facilitator - has an increasingly vital role to play across the spectrum of teaching and learning, health promotion, and continuing professional development. But what is a critical friend and what does it take to be effective in such a role? Drawing on the findings of three intensive, school-based research initiatives, this book clearly defines the role of the critical friend and demonstrates a range of frameworks and applications for practice. Positive change in students' social and emotional wellbeing, and connectedness to school, is promoted through teachers' professional learning and focus on supportive school environments. The critical friend is pivotal in identifying the needs, facilitating the process of change, and ensuring a seamless integration with the core business, values, and objectives of the school. The activities, tips, and tools that are outlined in this groundbreaking book have been developed through years of research at the Center for Adolescent Health, Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne, Australia. The book offers ready templates for adaptation to specific contexts across diverse demographics. It explains and explores the many dimensions of the critical friend, and it shares strategies that are designed to actively engage school communities in the process of change.

The Critical Friend: Facilitating Change and Wellbeing in School Communities

Education & Teaching

Hargreaves, John

BUTLER, Helen

Krelle, Andrea

Seal, Ian

Trafford, Lea

Walter, Ruth

Bond, Lyndal

Schools & Teaching

ACER Press

Give your outfit a head start with a stylish and individual hand-made hair accessory. This inspiring new title shows you how to make 20 stunning items, with clear step-by-step photography and instructions that guide you through the process with ease. Dramatic or demure, these crowning glories can then jazz up a casual ensemble or top off a special outfit, and they make the perfect gifts for friends and family. From a seaside headdress to a vintage button hairslide the projects use mainly found objects such as vintage beads, buttons, fabric and even pine cones and Lego to create stunning hair accessories by plaiting, gluing and wirework. Starting with an easy-to-follow techniques section, this journey through the world of creating will prepare you for what’s to come. Exploring a range of materials such as lace, twigs, shells, sweet wrappers and chains, you’ll soon be coming up with ideas to design your own headdresses. Hair Accessories is packed with inspiration and is designed to cater for all skill levels, especially the novice crafter and those on a budget. Each project offers innovative ideas for using different materials and techniques.

Hair Accessories (Magpie)

GMC Publications

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