The Julia and Nan Birthday Hotel

Linda Andrews

Indie Author Books

Join Aluna on her journey to help her fairy family, where she meets an unexpected new friend and discovers her own secret magic!\nHi! 
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Love, Aluna and the fairies

The Dream Blanket

Joanne Cough Smith

Elise N. Cavaney

Some of us choose to become caregivers. Others have caregiving thrust upon them. Wherever you fall on this spectrum, you may well find there are days when the person in your care doesn't want to eat anything you prepare. You may not realize it, but this could be because they can't eat it, not because they won't. This might be especially true in the case of an older person, as chewing can become more difficult as we age. The author, who trained at Le Cordon Bleu in London and worked as a sous-chef, found herself in just this position. Understanding, in retrospect, that the closer one is to the patient the harder caregiving can be, she has come up with a cookbook that offers a variety of soft foods-simple family dishes and old time favorites plus a few more intricate approaches for the lightest and easiest to eat preparations from the arsenal of classic French haute cuisine. The more tailored the food to the ability of the diner to eat it, the less the struggle at meal time for both the caregiver and the person at the other end of the fork.

Back Burner Cooking

Hannah Duncan Tays

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

The poems in Fragments are all easily accessible yet equally profound. Each gives the reader new insights into the book's "simple" subjects of the sea, nature, family and life itself. Each tells a story that ends with Stone's unique perspective, sometimes witty, sometimes provocative, but always illuminating and truly original. Fragments is a book to read, ponder and then re-read- and enjoy differently each time.

Fragments

Nick Stone

We truly are a profession at the crossroads... Most American World Language teachers are well tenured. Methodologically, they have witnessed, as well as survived, the grammar translation method, direct method, the onset of the audio-lingual materials, labored with the notional-functional syllabus and strained to understand the ever-elusive "proficiency" orientation. Based upon my frequent interactions with language teachers around the nation, it becomes increasingly evident that what impedes us from implementing our desire to render a generation of 'home-grown' multilingual' students to our nation is our historic "preparation." Most of us have been amply trained with regard to methodology; that is, how the teacher teaches. Very few of us, including the newly arrived to our profession, have a fuller notion of language acquisition theory; that is, how the human mind actually creates and acquires language. We are armed with an arsenal of teaching techniques that often miss their mark largely because we don't understand the nature of the target that we seek. Thus, we are In Search of Language. Engaged language departments around the nation are turning to the research as a catalyst for change. Professional and staff development workshops, heretofore focused primarily upon "teaching tips", now emphasize the language acquisition process and how to replicate it in the schoolhouse to the greatest degree possible. At the foundation of these workshops exists one overriding premise: Teaching will never suffice for what 'acquisition' must accomplish...

In Search of Language: Enhancing Language Acquisition in the Classroom

Education & Teaching

John De Mado

Schools & Teaching

A privileged childhood among the dying embers of the Gilded Age is not the best preparation for a young woman coming of age at the second half of the twentieth century. The world Katie Bowman Morse has been trained for-the world of Emily Post, dinner parties, and marriage as a career-is rapidly changing. Soon she will have to find her footing at a time of massive cultural shifts: the Viet Nam War, the civil rights movement, hippies, feminists, and, perhaps most difficult of all, the relaxation of the norms her family held dear. In The Bar Harbor Formation, Ann Rutherfurd Austin illuminates the challenges Katie faces as she deals with her own personal tragedies amid a vanishing way of life.

The Bar Harbor Formation

Ann Rutherfurd Austin

When a person with a serious mental illness is experiencing a crisis, that situation has the potential to become dangerous. This handbook details safety procedures to follow that can help defuse the crisis and reduce the probability of a serious outcome. It is a valuable resource for anyone providing support or responding to a person in an smi crisis-that includes families, organizations that provide education and support for families, mental health crisis workers, and police.

Defusing the Mental Illness Crisis Triangle

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Nancy Pizzo Boucher

Mental Health

Tom Holt is a dreamer, a sailor, and an art student who finds himself drafted from college into the army and destined for Vietnam. As Holt is transformed into a foot soldier, he begins to discover how his wit and artistic talent can help him navigate this frightening new world. Although the essential backdrop is war, this is a story full of personal adventure, friendships, comic mishaps, and reflections. Through the chaos and insanity of the military, he keeps his spunk, his irreverence, his curiosity, and his conscience. The lush landscapes and exotic culture and religion of the region lead him to ask questions and search for answers, while the bonds of friendship and the sharp edges of danger combine to foster his spiritual growth. In the end, his lifelong love for boats and the sea leads him to the discovery of Middle Blue and the way through.

Middle Blue

Jim Richardson

A Memoir in Poetry This is the story of almost 15 years of living with my Corgi, Chester, befriending the unique creature that he was, and learning from him in life and death, lessons in life, loss, and most especially love.

Chester's Lessons: Life, Loss, and Love

Jane Eagles

DROMOMANIA: Once a psychiatric disorder defining a person with an uncontrollable need to wander, this term is now used to describe those with the desire to travel continually. DROMOMAINEA: A psychiatric condition today that defines the compulsion of "the traveling sisters" from Maine to explore the world observing and photographing animals. There is no cure.

DromoMainea

Shelley Lance-Fulk

Jacklyn Amtower

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