A big book intended for use in front of the classroom to facilitate student read along. Includes vocabulary, comprehension and thinking skills, and writing, speaking and listening skills

Animal armor (Windows on literacy)

Smith, Cathy

Children's Books

National Geographic Society

Beginner-friendly instructions give you the green light for stitching eight cool cars and trucks complete with moving parts--such as a dump truck that lifts and dumps through a flap that opens and closes. Fun to roll and race, the vehicles are about 13" long and 7" high (including wheels). Make way for speeding crochet!Create a variety of vehicles, including a police car, taxicab, convertible, and school busUse readily available craft materials to attach wheels that actually turnFind alternative instructions for making huggable stuffies "without" moving parts for naptime cuddling

Honk! Beep! Vroom!

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Martingale & Co Inc

I wrote and illustrated this book many years ago about my crazy standard poodle, Cheri, and her silly antics to make you laugh and to show you that standard poodles are not just fluffy, fancy show dogs. They are second only to border collies in intelligence and make wonderful, fun-loving pets. An added bonus is they don't shed, so they are allergy friendly. All the tales in this book are true and not exaggerated! As I tell my grandsons, dogs are angels God sends us to bring us joy and comfort and to teach us about love, caring, responsibility, and how to say goodbye since they don't live as long as we do.

Cheri: A Not So Standard Poodle!

Animals

Christian Faith

"Cities, like people, are formed as much by their stories as they are by the laying of brick or the mixing of mud and water." 
So says award-winning journalist Jan Jarboe Russell in San Antonio: A Cultural Tapestry. And the stories she tells about her adopted hometown are, indeed, building blocks for the spirit that makes the city come to life. Recounting the popular folk legend of La Llorona, the old woman of the river, Russell writes of the deep enchantment that runs throughout San Antonio's daily affairs. 
Enriching Russell's tales are hundreds of outstanding images, collected by local photographer Mark Langford from the area's best photographers. Together, they reveal the threads that bind and enliven the cultural tapestry of modern San Antonio. 
With the river serving as a serene presence that bears witness to the city's long heritage and its unbounded promise, San Antonio--Russell explains--is an urban center with the innocence of a small village. Although now the eighth-largest city in the United States, it's a city that stands firm on its diverse foundations--whether fashioned from brick, from stone, or from words. 
"The secret of San Antonio is simply this," Russell concludes. "We are a real place, but we haven't yet given our magic away."

San Antonio: A Cultural Tapestry (Urban Tapestry Series)

Arts & Photography

Russell, Jan Jarboe

Langford, Mark

Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce

Photography & Video

Towery Pub

SEVEN SISTERS OF ALGIERS: SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT by Cathy Smith of New Orleans is a work of fiction that tells the story of a girl growing up outside New Orleans in the town of Algiers and her experiences with love and life while living and working among the Seven Sisters in "Hoodoo Town." Adhering to a lingering call to pen some of the stories so dear to her heart, Cathy completed writing her debut novel in 2016 and decided to release the work in 2017 to share a few stories, songs and folklore about the beloved Louisiana voodoo women known as the Seven Sisters with readers worldwide.Released with assistance from BePublished.Org in October 2017, SEVEN SISTERS OF ALGIERS: Something To Talk About by Cathy Smith is available for order worldwide via SevenSistersofAlgiers.Com and also via Kindle as an e-book for $9.95 or as a softback for $19.95 (plus shipping and taxes) from bricks-and-mortar and online book retailers including Barnes & Noble, your local bookstore, and Amazon.Com.

Seven Sisters of Algiers: Something To Talk About

Literature & Fiction

Mythology & Folk Tales

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Seeds of Resistance: A Seedkeeper Novella

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Independently published

Son of a Bootlegger: Laughter Got Us Through the Tough Times

Biographies & Memoirs

Smith, Charles Hardrock

True Crime

Write Ahead The Future Looms 2019: Best of Anthology (Write Ahead The Future Looms Anthologies)

Tallerman, David

Bondoni, Gustavo

Savage, Darragh

HAY, ALEXANDER

Bergmann, F.J.

McMullen, Linda

Gysin, Henry Charles

Hendren, Stanley

Melling, L. P.

Covid Creations: Creative Writing Group 2020

Eklund, Jean

Slavik, Mary

Brammertz, Irene

Mayhood, Barbara

Hurst, Karen

Wilson, Headley

Doing It Write

Long, Donna

Brammertz, Irene G

Vega, Susan

Janitz, Peggy

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