An easy-to-use, personlized reference guide that contains everything from A-Z parents want their childcare providers to know about their children, home and pets. This one-of-a-kind manual includes 26 sections, giving parents the opportunity to provide all of the personal information they want their caregivers to know. Arranged in a workable binder format for easy updates and revisions, topics include: "Food Likes and Dislikes," "Medications Taken Regularly," "Carpool Schedule," "House Rules for Nanny," "Bedtime Routines," "Fire Escape Routes," "Rules About Friends," "Playtime," "Important Phone Numbers," "The Pets," " Acceptable Discipline," "Operation of Applicances," plus 14 more.

The Nanny's Helper: The Ultimate Babysitter's Reference Guide

Martin, Rose

Reference

Achievement Publications

Complete childcare provider guidebook that gives parents the opportunity to provide a wide variety of information to each person who cares for their children. Designed for easy updates and revisions, this personalized reference guide includes over 58 topics. Special informational sections are also included and cover Safety Tips and Child-friendly Ideas for Fun. Childproofing Items to Consider are found in the Appendix. Examples of topics that are covered are: Food Likes and Dislikes, Medication Schedules, Carpool Schedules, Rules for the Caregiver to Follow, Bedtime Routines, Fire Escape Procedures, Rules About Friends, Playtime, Important Phone Numbers, Pet Care, Acceptable Discipline and Operation of Appliances. This guidebook, written by Rose Martin, contains all of the important information parents want their childcare providers to know about their children, home and pets. They can fill the guide out ONCE and then have a complete resource to leave with every person who cares for their children.

Dear Babysitter, I Would Like You to Know...

End-of-Life Spiritual Care: Spiritual Insights and Biblical Rituals to Help Your Loved One Step into Eternity with Faith, Love, and Dignity

Religion & Spirituality

In One Rose Blooming, Rose Martin shares her rare and indomitable spirit with each of us. 
Despite having been raised on the mean streets of an East Coast ghetto, Rose grew—yes, bloomed—into a woman with unique gifts of love and caring. For the last thirty years she has used those gifts to serve children, the homeless, the hungry, the addicted, and anyone else in need—rich or poor. 
Rose has much to teach us all. And she does it in One Rose Blooming through her own real, gritty experiences—always with good humor, great storytelling, and a generous spirit. 
Rose’s story is more than a memoir. It is a story, too, of ideas about life and relationships. About attitudes that can help heal a wounded society. Through her eyes we learn new ways to help children, aid those in need, overcome racial and income barriers, and commit ourselves to others. Rose’s story is a great tonic for anyone who faces adversity. Or anyone who wants deeper relationships to community, neighbors, or family. 
“It may not be what they taught you in school,” she writes. “I sure never learned it there. And it may not be all that politically correct or said in the most polite terms. But it comes from my experience, and it comes from my heart. And I’m giving it to you as straight as I can.”

One Rose Blooming: Hard-Earned Lessons about Kids, Race, and Life in America

Politics & Social Sciences

Truax, Doug

Sociology

Crofton Creek Pr

No other story has touched as many hearts and endeared itself into the American Fabric as The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L Frank Baum. But Like all fairy tales, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz has one foot planted in the fantastic and another foot planted firmly in blood. Explore the darker side of Oz...the parts too terrifying or obscene to be told as bedtime stories. 19 tales from some of today's hottest Indie writers peel back the emerald layers of the Land of Oz and reveal the pink, bloody flesh beneath. Shadows DO fall in the Emerald city, and where they are their darkest you will find the true terror of Oz.

Shadows of the Emerald City

Literature & Fiction

Rajan Khanna

Mark Onspaugh

Camille Alexa

Kevin G. Summers

Jack Bates

David F. Mason

David Steffen

T. L. Barrett

Genre Fiction

Northern Frights Publishing

"This emotionally charged genre-buster serves up more than a few good punches and won’t disappoint fans of dark fantasy laced with pitch-black humor." —Publishers WeeklyVitus Adamson has a second chance at life now that he’s no longer a zombie. But after killing his brother Jamie, Vitus lands in prison on murder charges. Jamie’s death exposes secret government projects so deep in the black they cannot be seen—without Vitus, that is.Sprung from jail, the government hires Vitus to clean up Jamie’s messes, but tracking down his brother’s homemade monsters gone rogue is easier said than done. The first of them is a convicted killer assumed to be safely behind bars. However, it appears he is still committing murder through his victim’s dreams. High on Atroxipine—the drug that once kept him functioning among the living—and lapsing into addiction, Vitus’s grip on reality takes a nasty turn when his own dreams begin slipping sideways.Vitus’s problems multiply as he deals with his failed friendship with wheelchair-bound officer Geoff Lafferty, his wrecked romance with the town mortician Niko, government agents working for his father, sinister figures lurking in the shadows, and, least of all, the complications of learning how to be human again.Secret agents, conspiracy theories, broken hearts, and lonely souls, the siren song of prescription drugs…in My Loaded Gun, My Lonely Heart, readers are invited to discover life after undeath, where there are no happy endings.

My Loaded Gun, My Lonely Heart

Audible Studios on Brilliance Audio

The countries of the southern and eastern Mediterranean-- Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria--have undergone major turmoil in recent years, with civil war, occupation and uprising. Women, Dance and Revolution offers a highly original perspective on the political and cultural tensions through the experiences of contemporary dance practitioners from the region. It shows how these women--all established performers, choreographers and teachers--have responded to the changes brought about by the troubles. Through dance they engage in public protest and performance, endure violence and repression, and reveal new meanings of identity, gender and body politics. Their journeys of dance illuminate how, despite moments of disillusionment, objection and betrayal, being a woman and being a dancer can still mean many things and influence society in many ways in the Arab World.

Women, Dance and Revolution: Performance and Protest in the Southern Mediterranean

History

Middle East

I.B.Tauris

On February 19, 2008, Shannon Matthews disappeared while making her way home from a school swimming trip in the UK. The 999 call made by her mother, Karen, alerted the police to the nine-year-old's disappearance and sparked a massive search across the north of England. The story dominated newspaper headlines and television news for the weeks that followed and there was even an offer of a GBP 50,000 reward for the person who found Shannon. Twenty-four days later, Shannon was found, concealed in the base of a divan bed in a flat about a mile away from her home in West Yorkshire. The truth that unfolded over the subsequent weeks horrified the public, who had sympathized with the seemingly stricken mother and even helped in the search for Shannon. It transpired that the abduction of the innocent girl had been a wicked plan dreamed up by her own mother in league with an accomplice, her stepfather's uncle, Michael Donovan. Donovan lured Shannon into his car with the promise of a trip to the fair. For almost three weeks, she was kept hidden in his home and given temazepam and travel sickness tablets to subdue her. While Shannon suffered, her captors came up with a plan to release her in Dewsbury Market, and for Donovan to find her and claim the reward money. Shannon was finally discovered when neighbors told police that they had heard a child's footsteps coming from Donovan's flat.

Shannon: Betrayed from Birth

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

John Blake

This book presents an analysis of how the grassroots movement of Guangchang Wu or 'square dance' in China has become a national phenomenon. Through oral narratives offering rich descriptions of lived encounters, the experiences of those involved in leading, organizing, teaching and learning Guangchang Wu are revealed. Through these narratives, this book serves to understand the leadership practices occurring and how this dance practice is deeply rooted in the complexities of China's rapid economic development, acceleration of urbanisation, and the desire for a healthier and more communal lifestyle.

The People’s Dance: The Power and Politics of Guangchang Wu (Critical Studies in Dance Leadership and Inclusion)

Chen, Ruohan

Social Sciences

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

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