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Bed Time Stories for Students
10:56 AM
Table of Content
The Forest Princess by
Henrique Figora
Always Listen by
Brenda Wright
The Lonely Dinosaur by
Henrique Figora
The Five Little Stars by
Lorena Rey
John Goes to the City by
Brian Chometsky
Bubble Cup Boats by Shellena Partridge
The Angel by
Tracy Martin
A Bedtime Story by
Ken Huculak
The Purple Frog by
Eric Arcand
The Ugly Prince by
Thinh Thinh Kyi
The Carnival by
Tammy Richards
A Christmas Story by
Matt Delorme
A Clever Rabbit and a Witch by Miao Ma
The Unicorn Named Wild One by Duran Horse
Michael by
Kathleen Eninew
The Promise by
Thinh Thinh Kyi
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Table of Content
The Forest Princess by
Henrique Figora
Always Listen by
Brenda Wright
The Lonely Dinosaur by
Henrique Figora
The Five Little Stars by
Lorena Rey
John Goes to the City by
Brian Chometsky
Bubble Cup Boats by Shellena Partridge
The Angel by
Tracy Martin
A Bedtime Story by
Ken Huculak
The Purple Frog by
Eric Arcand
The Ugly Prince by
Thinh Thinh Kyi
The Carnival by
Tammy Richards
A Christmas Story by
Matt Delorme
A Clever Rabbit and a Witch by Miao Ma
The Unicorn Named Wild One by Duran Horse
Michael by
Kathleen Eninew
The Promise by
Thinh Thinh Kyi
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Short Stories for Children
1.
LEVEL
1: STORIES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN
2.
THE
WIND AND THE SUN
3.
THE
VILLAGER AND THE SPECTACLES
4.
AS YOU
SOW, SO SHALL YOU REAP
5.
THE
FARMER AND HIS SONS
6.
BIRBAL
THE WISE
7.
THE
WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING
8.
HARE
AND THE TORTOISE
9.
NOBODY
BELIEVES A LIAR
10.
WORK IS
WORSHIP
11.
NEVER
BE UNGRATEFUL
12.
KEEP
YOUR EYES OPEN
13.
LIVE
AND LET LIVE
14.
TIME IS
VALUABLE
15.
HAVE
FAITH IN GOD
16.
BLIND
IMITATION IS BAD
17.
A FOX
AND A CRANE
18.
LAUGHTER
IS THE BEST MEDICINE
19.
THE
STORY OF LORD GANESHA
20.
EAGLES
IN A STORM
21.
THE ANT
AND THE GRASSHOPPER
22.
MOTHER’S
DAY
23.
MOUNTAIN
24.
THE
MISER
25.
TWO
FROGS
26.
SAND
AND STONE
27.
LEVEL
2: STORIES FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CHILDREN
28.
A BOX
FULL OF KISSES
29.
THE
PRAYING HANDS
30.
THE
FOUR WIVES
31.
WAIT
FOR THE BRICK
32.
PUPPIES
FOR SALE
33.
THE
MAN, THE BOY AND THE DONKEY
34.
THE
WOODEN BOWL
35.
TREES
THAT WOOD
36.
PENCIL
37.
DAD’S
BLESSINGS
38.
THE
GREEDY CLOUD
39.
A MAD
MAN IN THE CITY
40.
NEVER
MAKE FUN OF A RHINO
41.
THE
MATH DUNCE
42.
THE
WHITE ROSE
43.
THE
RUBY THIEF
44.
THE
DRAWING THAT TALKED
45.
THE
SINGING HIPPO
46.
THE
INCREDIBLE BLACK RAIN
47.
MY
LITTLE WORLD HAS BROKEN
48.
THE
UNFRIENDLY RIVER
49.
THE
TICKLING SCALES
50.
A DAY
WITH PIGS
51.
THE
WARM WHALE
52.
THE
MAGIC WINDOW
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Short Stories for Children
1.
LEVEL
1: STORIES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN
2.
THE
WIND AND THE SUN
3.
THE
VILLAGER AND THE SPECTACLES
4.
AS YOU
SOW, SO SHALL YOU REAP
5.
THE
FARMER AND HIS SONS
6.
BIRBAL
THE WISE
7.
THE
WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING
8.
HARE
AND THE TORTOISE
9.
NOBODY
BELIEVES A LIAR
10.
WORK IS
WORSHIP
11.
NEVER
BE UNGRATEFUL
12.
KEEP
YOUR EYES OPEN
13.
LIVE
AND LET LIVE
14.
TIME IS
VALUABLE
15.
HAVE
FAITH IN GOD
16.
BLIND
IMITATION IS BAD
17.
A FOX
AND A CRANE
18.
LAUGHTER
IS THE BEST MEDICINE
19.
THE
STORY OF LORD GANESHA
20.
EAGLES
IN A STORM
21.
THE ANT
AND THE GRASSHOPPER
22.
MOTHER’S
DAY
23.
MOUNTAIN
24.
THE
MISER
25.
TWO
FROGS
26.
SAND
AND STONE
27.
LEVEL
2: STORIES FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL CHILDREN
28.
A BOX
FULL OF KISSES
29.
THE
PRAYING HANDS
30.
THE
FOUR WIVES
31.
WAIT
FOR THE BRICK
32.
PUPPIES
FOR SALE
33.
THE
MAN, THE BOY AND THE DONKEY
34.
THE
WOODEN BOWL
35.
TREES
THAT WOOD
36.
PENCIL
37.
DAD’S
BLESSINGS
38.
THE
GREEDY CLOUD
39.
A MAD
MAN IN THE CITY
40.
NEVER
MAKE FUN OF A RHINO
41.
THE
MATH DUNCE
42.
THE
WHITE ROSE
43.
THE
RUBY THIEF
44.
THE
DRAWING THAT TALKED
45.
THE
SINGING HIPPO
46.
THE
INCREDIBLE BLACK RAIN
47.
MY
LITTLE WORLD HAS BROKEN
48.
THE
UNFRIENDLY RIVER
49.
THE
TICKLING SCALES
50.
A DAY
WITH PIGS
51.
THE
WARM WHALE
52.
THE
MAGIC WINDOW
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SHORT STORIES FOR CHILDREN
9:05 AM
Contents
Man Overboard Vasantha
Murthi
When Papa Scolded Me
To The Memory Of A
Lion Ira
Saxena
Tara Tixoari
The Triumphant Smile K.C.
Batra
The Turkish Cap B.P.
Gupta
The Goose Thieves Padmini
Bannerjee
Christmas Bells R.K.
Murthi
In A Guava Orchard N.P.
Singh
All Because Of My Hair S.G.
Haidar
The Pink Card Indira
Ananthakrishrwn
The Unforgettable
Journey E.
Sheila
Varunkaka's Lemonade Pals
Valjayanti Savant-Tonpe
Hanuman And I Rupa
Gupta
At The Party Anil
Ekbote
Outwitted
Tara Parameswaran
That Sunday Morning Savita
Singh
The Boy From Standard
III Pratibha
Nath
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Contents
Man Overboard Vasantha
Murthi
When Papa Scolded Me
To The Memory Of A
Lion Ira
Saxena
Tara Tixoari
The Triumphant Smile K.C.
Batra
The Turkish Cap B.P.
Gupta
The Goose Thieves Padmini
Bannerjee
Christmas Bells R.K.
Murthi
In A Guava Orchard N.P.
Singh
All Because Of My Hair S.G.
Haidar
The Pink Card Indira
Ananthakrishrwn
The Unforgettable
Journey E.
Sheila
Varunkaka's Lemonade Pals
Valjayanti Savant-Tonpe
Hanuman And I Rupa
Gupta
At The Party Anil
Ekbote
Outwitted
Tara Parameswaran
That Sunday Morning Savita
Singh
The Boy From Standard
III Pratibha
Nath
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5:01 AM
I don’t know where to begin or what to say, or how to express our gratitude for your loyalty, generosity and daily emails, because a mere thank you doesn’t seem enough. Andrew and I are overwhelmed and ever so grateful to you for keeping in touch with us. I want you to know that every email that you send us is read and appreciated. Thank you from the depths of our hearts. To my dear friend Michael Rakuson – former director of Tower Books – thank you for encouraging me to produce Happiness in Hard Times. In your quiet, gentle manner, you persuaded me to create a book appropriate for the current times. Bless you, Michael. To all of you who responded with your stories when I asked for help, I thank you with all my heart. You replied so graciously and promptly. You sent us thousands of emails. Each of your stories continues to inspire Andrew and me. I admire your strength and courage. I congratulate you on deciding to move forward, seeking happiness in spite of your challenges. This is the book you all helped to write, for everyday people going through everyday challenges. To Annie Backhaus, Adrian Elmer, Alfred Engel, Mark Kenway, Geoff McClure, Rod Mudgway, Dianne Mulcahy, Moya Mulvay, Cherry Parker, Jenny Truran – to Alison, Craig, Greg, Hong, Joe, Carmen, Frank and Maria, thank you for sharing your experiences. You bared your souls so courageously. You opened your hearts each time we spoke. You held nothing back. You shared your stories in the hope that your stories would inspire one other person to feel better. To all of you, I salute you!! And to you the reader…this is the book for everyday people going through everyday challenges. This book is for you. This is a book for your friends, your family, your colleagues, your neighbours. This is a book for people you meet on your travels and for people you know who are going through troubled times. Happiness in Hard Times is also a book for those of us who haven’t been through hard times. It puts your life into perspective. It will get you back on track. It will make you realise that a better and brighter future is waiting – and remind you how to get there.
Happiness in Hard Times will inspire so, so many readers.Your journey to peace and happiness has already begun. I wish you all life’s very best
Julie M Matthews
I don’t know where to begin or what to say, or how to express our gratitude for your loyalty, generosity and daily emails, because a mere thank you doesn’t seem enough. Andrew and I are overwhelmed and ever so grateful to you for keeping in touch with us. I want you to know that every email that you send us is read and appreciated. Thank you from the depths of our hearts. To my dear friend Michael Rakuson – former director of Tower Books – thank you for encouraging me to produce Happiness in Hard Times. In your quiet, gentle manner, you persuaded me to create a book appropriate for the current times. Bless you, Michael. To all of you who responded with your stories when I asked for help, I thank you with all my heart. You replied so graciously and promptly. You sent us thousands of emails. Each of your stories continues to inspire Andrew and me. I admire your strength and courage. I congratulate you on deciding to move forward, seeking happiness in spite of your challenges. This is the book you all helped to write, for everyday people going through everyday challenges. To Annie Backhaus, Adrian Elmer, Alfred Engel, Mark Kenway, Geoff McClure, Rod Mudgway, Dianne Mulcahy, Moya Mulvay, Cherry Parker, Jenny Truran – to Alison, Craig, Greg, Hong, Joe, Carmen, Frank and Maria, thank you for sharing your experiences. You bared your souls so courageously. You opened your hearts each time we spoke. You held nothing back. You shared your stories in the hope that your stories would inspire one other person to feel better. To all of you, I salute you!! And to you the reader…this is the book for everyday people going through everyday challenges. This book is for you. This is a book for your friends, your family, your colleagues, your neighbours. This is a book for people you meet on your travels and for people you know who are going through troubled times. Happiness in Hard Times is also a book for those of us who haven’t been through hard times. It puts your life into perspective. It will get you back on track. It will make you realise that a better and brighter future is waiting – and remind you how to get there.
Happiness in Hard Times will inspire so, so many readers.Your journey to peace and happiness has already begun. I wish you all life’s very best
Julie M Matthews
THE ART STUDENT'S WORKBOOK
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CONTENTS OF BOOK
1. WELCOME TO FINE ART
2. COURSE DESCRIPTION
3. Fine Art Exercises & Projects for Grade 8
4. Art Theory & History Lectures for Grade 8
5. Rules & Procedures
6. Elements of Art
7. Line
8. Value
9. Exercise #1: Creating Value with Pencil
10. Study #1: Line Drawing
11. Color
12. Exercise #2: Pointillist Color Wheel
13. Study #2: Pointillist Still Life
14. Perspective Drawing
15. Principles of Art
16. Art History: The Impressionists
17. SUPPLY LIST
DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
CONTENTS OF BOOK
1. WELCOME TO FINE ART
2. COURSE DESCRIPTION
3. Fine Art Exercises & Projects for Grade 8
4. Art Theory & History Lectures for Grade 8
5. Rules & Procedures
6. Elements of Art
7. Line
8. Value
9. Exercise #1: Creating Value with Pencil
10. Study #1: Line Drawing
11. Color
12. Exercise #2: Pointillist Color Wheel
13. Study #2: Pointillist Still Life
14. Perspective Drawing
15. Principles of Art
16. Art History: The Impressionists
17. SUPPLY LIST
DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
I don’t know where to begin or what to say, or how to express our gratitude for your loyalty, generosity and daily emails, because a mere thank you doesn’t seem enough. Andrew and I are overwhelmed and ever so grateful to you for keeping in touch with us. I want you to know that every email that you send us is read and appreciated. Thank you from the depths of our hearts. To my dear friend Michael Rakuson – former director of Tower Books – thank you for encouraging me to produce Happiness in Hard Times. In your quiet, gentle manner, you persuaded me to create a book appropriate for the current times. Bless you, Michael. To all of you who responded with your stories when I asked for help, I thank you with all my heart. You replied so graciously and promptly. You sent us thousands of emails. Each of your stories continues to inspire Andrew and me. I admire your strength and courage. I congratulate you on deciding to move forward, seeking happiness in spite of your challenges. This is the book you all helped to write, for everyday people going through everyday challenges. To Annie Backhaus, Adrian Elmer, Alfred Engel, Mark Kenway, Geoff McClure, Rod Mudgway, Dianne Mulcahy, Moya Mulvay, Cherry Parker, Jenny Truran – to Alison, Craig, Greg, Hong, Joe, Carmen, Frank and Maria, thank you for sharing your experiences. You bared your souls so courageously. You opened your hearts each time we spoke. You held nothing back. You shared your stories in the hope that your stories would inspire one other person to feel better. To all of you, I salute you!! And to you the reader…this is the book for everyday people going through everyday challenges. This book is for you. This is a book for your friends, your family, your colleagues, your neighbours. This is a book for people you meet on your travels and for people you know who are going through troubled times. Happiness in Hard Times is also a book for those of us who haven’t been through hard times. It puts your life into perspective. It will get you back on track. It will make you realise that a better and brighter future is waiting – and remind you how to get there.
Happiness in Hard Times will inspire so, so many readers.Your journey to peace and happiness has already begun. I wish you all life’s very best
Julie M Matthews
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DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
I don’t know where to begin or what to say, or how to express our gratitude for your loyalty, generosity and daily emails, because a mere thank you doesn’t seem enough. Andrew and I are overwhelmed and ever so grateful to you for keeping in touch with us. I want you to know that every email that you send us is read and appreciated. Thank you from the depths of our hearts. To my dear friend Michael Rakuson – former director of Tower Books – thank you for encouraging me to produce Happiness in Hard Times. In your quiet, gentle manner, you persuaded me to create a book appropriate for the current times. Bless you, Michael. To all of you who responded with your stories when I asked for help, I thank you with all my heart. You replied so graciously and promptly. You sent us thousands of emails. Each of your stories continues to inspire Andrew and me. I admire your strength and courage. I congratulate you on deciding to move forward, seeking happiness in spite of your challenges. This is the book you all helped to write, for everyday people going through everyday challenges. To Annie Backhaus, Adrian Elmer, Alfred Engel, Mark Kenway, Geoff McClure, Rod Mudgway, Dianne Mulcahy, Moya Mulvay, Cherry Parker, Jenny Truran – to Alison, Craig, Greg, Hong, Joe, Carmen, Frank and Maria, thank you for sharing your experiences. You bared your souls so courageously. You opened your hearts each time we spoke. You held nothing back. You shared your stories in the hope that your stories would inspire one other person to feel better. To all of you, I salute you!! And to you the reader…this is the book for everyday people going through everyday challenges. This book is for you. This is a book for your friends, your family, your colleagues, your neighbours. This is a book for people you meet on your travels and for people you know who are going through troubled times. Happiness in Hard Times is also a book for those of us who haven’t been through hard times. It puts your life into perspective. It will get you back on track. It will make you realise that a better and brighter future is waiting – and remind you how to get there.
Happiness in Hard Times will inspire so, so many readers.Your journey to peace and happiness has already begun. I wish you all life’s very best
Julie M Matthews
DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
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Being Happy
I always had trouble with the phrase, “Beauty comes from within.” I understand the spirit of it - that we should not allow society to completely dictate what we think is beautiful. While this statement promotes the power of positive thinking, I feel it does not respect the impact society and our external environment can have on our psyche. I recently read a book called “Being Happy” by Andrew Matthews. This book offers strategies we can use to invite more happiness in our lives by increasing confidence and security. The first chapter discusses self-image, defining the relationship between our own inner thoughts and the role of external influences in creating our self-image….
DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
Being Happy
I always had trouble with the phrase, “Beauty comes from within.” I understand the spirit of it - that we should not allow society to completely dictate what we think is beautiful. While this statement promotes the power of positive thinking, I feel it does not respect the impact society and our external environment can have on our psyche. I recently read a book called “Being Happy” by Andrew Matthews. This book offers strategies we can use to invite more happiness in our lives by increasing confidence and security. The first chapter discusses self-image, defining the relationship between our own inner thoughts and the role of external influences in creating our self-image….
DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
DOWLOAD EBOOK HERE
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