Rainbows are those rare phenomena that make people stop and appreciate the beauty of nature. Why and how they appear are the high-interest topics of this accessible book. While readers will be captivated by beautiful color photographs of rainbows, they'll also be intrigued by the properties of light that make such a display possible. A concluding diagram reinforces comprehension of the key concepts, which relate closely to elementary science curricula.

A scientific look at how rainbows are formed, why we can only see part of them, and how your location determines if you see one or not.

Dear Reader, Thank you for taking a few moments, hours or perhaps a day to read my book. Thank you taking a chance on me and exploring my creative mind. I truly hope that you have enjoyed yourself, found a few laughs, some encouragement, and I also hope to inspire you to follow your own dreams.

Let's play with unicorns and their magical friends Preschoolers will look for and learn all sorts of early skills with this Very Busy Book. This interactive board book is sturdy enough for the most enthusiastic little explorer, with interactive features such as sliding tabs, spinner wheels, and lift-a-flaps to build fine motor skills. Lifting flaps, spinning wheels and moving tabs encourages the use of fine motor skills Content-rich text "teaches up" to toddlers and builds vocabulary Take a learning adventure while enjoying together time

The world is your laboratoryit's time to make a rainbow! Bursting with color, this book takes a delightful approach to learning the colors of the rainbow and how they progress along a spectrum. Vibrant photos, charming illustrations, and lyrical text introduce readers to all the colors of the rainbow. A back matter feature shows the Crayola colors in the photos and illustrations throughout the book.

A different colored ribbon magically appears with each turn of the page in a story about a rabbit who wants to know all about the colors of the rainbow.

Rainbows Have Echoes is Julie Miller's autobiographical account of her successful career as an English teacher in England and New Zealand. While her career flourished her personal life has often been stormy, from an unhappy first marriage in the 1960s to, more recently, her heartbreak as she struggled to come to terms with her second husband's descent into dementia. Julie sees her life as a succession of rainbows and wasp stings, the good interweaving with the bad, great joy and times of hardship and sadness. As a teacher, Julie has been acclaimed for her work with traumatised children, easing them into educational pursuits and inspiring them with her own zest for life. The steep learning curves of her own life show that whatever life throws at you, however taxing it might prove to be, one can rise above the challenges and find a renewed delight in the world and its inhabitants.