A children's book about inclusion and adoption. Upon finding an egg, a family of ducks take in a baby goose adopting him as their own. The little goose discovers love, and a sense of self through the process. Upon finding love, he reciprocates and provides that love freely for others. This book was inspired by my adoption, and is dedicated to Dad. Because this is a viewpoint from personal experience it's relatable for young people who are going through the struggles of defining family. I remember those years all too well, and found it difficult to express my own identity. This book is meant to address that in a cheerful, and meaningful way.

A charming and humorous board book from Sudipta Bardhan-Quallen and Noah Z Jones! Duck and Duck are preparing for a party, and each step of the way, Moose inadvertently messes things up. When he disappears in shame, Duck and Duck must go find him so he can join in the party -- which was for him! The slapstick physical humor of Duck, Duck, Moose will have little ones overcome with the giggles.

The author has acquired from the physiotherapist a layman's knowledge of the components of efficient motor function and, from the perspective of recent teaching experience, has developed programmes of activities for children with delayed motor development.

Sometimes ducks fly. Sometimes ducks don't. This Duck from Oregon recounts the thrilling tale of the day he attempted to take to the skies. A story of triumph in the face of adversity, this tale is inspiring to all ages.

Annotation With 'Introducing Python', Bill Lubanovic brings years of knowledge as a programmer, system administrator and author to a book of impressive depth that's fun to read and simple enough for non-programmers to use. Along with providing a strong foundation in the language itself, Lubanovic shows you how to use Python for a range of applications in business, science and the arts, drawing on the rich collection of open source packages developed by Python fans.