You are about to embark on an odyssey of the imagination, so come on board and take your station as we explore new poetic worlds. Like the early 14th century explorer discovered new lands and claimed them in honor, so shall you, the reader, have the same opportunity. These untitled poems have spaces for you to write in what you think is a good title. If those were your poems what would YOU name it? Like history’s early explorer’s there are even hidden treasures to find, interspersed far left of the pages, of poems So explore these poems often and soon as you sail the stars of the Galleon Moon!

JoAnn Ross's breathtaking novels have made her one of the most popular authors of contemporary romantic fiction. Here, set amid the sultry grandeur of Blue Bayou, is the eagerly awaited conclusion to her captivating Callahan Brothers trilogy. L.A. homicide detective Regan Hart's life is turned upside down with the discovery that she was adopted. Following a trail left in her birth mother's journal, she lands in Louisiana's Blue Bayou, where she's determined not to let Nate Callahan, the town's handsome, sweet-talking mayor, distract her from her search. Nate Callahan loves women -- and they've always loved him right back. No-nonsense Regan couldn't be more different from his usual type, but as they spend time together, unlocking the puzzles of Regan's past, neither can deny the attraction sizzling between them -- and both come to realize that family bonds are forged not through blood ties, but through choices of the heart.

The Edgar Award-winning, New York Times-bestselling series by Dana Stabenow set in Alaska. Kate Shugak takes on a murderous hunting party in Hunter's Moon. For one group of hunters, it's open season on murder... It's autumn in Alaska: hunting season. Kate Shugak is acting guide to ten big game hunters carrying an arsenal of expensive weaponry. Unfortunately, not one of them seems to know one end of a shotgun from the other, and all are a danger to themselves and anyone else in range. So when one of the men is killed, his death is dismissed as a tragic accidental shooting. But when the weather worsens and Kate finds herself stranded in the wilderness with the hunting party, she begins to have her doubts about the group. And when she discovers another body in gruesome circumstances, Kate realizes that someone is after more than just four-legged trophies... Reviewers on Dana Stabenow's Kate Shugak series: 'An antidote to sugary female sleuths: Kate Shugak, the Aleut private investigator.' New York Times 'Crime fiction doesn't get much better than this.' Booklist 'If you are looking for something unique in the field of crime fiction, Kate Shugak is the answer.' Michael Connelly 'An outstanding series.' Washington Post 'One of the strongest voices in crime fiction.' Seattle Times

Hello! My name is Frank Schroeder. I would like to introduce you to my new interactive coloring book called “ Magic Diamonds.” Now you are probably thinking this is just another coloring book. If you are you are in for a surprise! Most all coloring books on the market today have the same thing in common. Once you color the page the activity is over and there is nothing left to do. With my book the picture on the page is colored, then it is folded up and an action area is cut out and then the picture is animated by rubbing the paper. You animate the colored page! It becomes a paper video toy and You animate the colored page! It becomes a paper video toy and You are the animators! But the fun is just beginning! The next series of pages in the book after you color them can be inflated and blown up like a balloon. Then when you look inside your paper balloon your 2 dimensional picture has magically turned into a 3 dimensional scene! That’s what is intriguing about “Magic Diamonds.” They are a simple combination of origami, coloring and animation. It’s “origami with a twist.” Kids and adults can have the fun of coloring it and then animating it into a “colorigami toy.”

This volume looks at the role of Religious Education in the curriculum for the Early Years child. This book attempts to: *Discuss how to incorporate a wide range of religions in the classroom; *Consider how these can be explored in exciting and imaginative ways; *Help readers clarify their thinking on the subject; *Looks at the development of new approaches to the teaching of RE. Through studying practical examples and discussing what should be aimed at when considering good practice in the classroom, she provides a text that manages to be both inspirational and useful. This is a great addition to the RoutledgeFalmer series of books on Teaching and Learning in the First Three Years of School.

Donald Gutteridge describes the unique way we read poetry and fiction and offers concrete ideas about how English can be best taught in schools. He argues that students should read literature in the same spirit in which it is written--aesthetically. Similarly, students should be encouraged to create their own stories and poems through a poetic writing process. Teaching English presents six aesthetics-based principles for teaching literature and includes sample lesson plans and annotated lists of resources. Drawing on recent work in psycho-linguistics, rhetoric an learning theory, Teaching English offers a refreshing method for bringing students closer to the English language.