Bøger udgivet af George Neeb

"A fun tale that showcases the benefits of following one's heart..." -Readers' FavoriteJacob loves camping by the lake, BUT he won't swim! Not with that pesky snapping turtle eyeing him... until he and his dad build a cabin in the woods. With each step of construction, Jacob discovers that EVERY problem has a solution, even when it comes to turtles. ¿Experience the joy of summer in this picture book adventure that celebrates a love of family, nature, self-reliance and COURAGE!

This heartwarming story aims to introduce young readers to the concepts of autism and sign language with the intention of developing more awareness among people in general.Tommy is a loving kid who wants to share with everyone how he interacts with his autistic, nonverbal brother, Elliot. At the same time, he is happy to show how their family uses American Sign Language (ASL).While you turn the pages of this wonderfully illustrated book, you will find images of Tommy signing colours in ASL. He calls them "Elliot's beautiful colours" because he notices them everywhere while spending time with his little brother.When challenges arise, the family handles them with affection and empathy, always highlighting Elliot's talents and attributes.

An Unfiltered Look at the Future of Humanity from the Theistic Perspective>Humanity is at a critical moment in history. Our species faces the potential risk of extinction and the rise of a new human species that threatens to replace the current one or become the dominant one. In this thoroughly researched book, the author addresses these concerns by examining history from God's perspective. Where is history headed and how will events ultimately pan out in the end? For the author, the future of humanity is not in Yuval Harari's Homo Deus. Instead, he takes us back to where it all began, and from the profound insights of this journey through history, he speaks to something infinitely more compelling and superior-God's Homo Novus, a new humanity realigned with the Creator's original plan.

When Buddy goes to the beach and meets his loyal and loving friends, nothing is ever boring.It's a story of magical adventure, fun, loyalty, courage and, most of all, a loving crew of the most adorable pooches.But this book has an act of bravery never seen before: Buddy helps children of all ages and abilities learn to read and be inspired by true friendship.

A boy who struggles with his ability to walk meets a gecko who changes his point of view after hearing the gecko's story. How did the gecko change the boy's ways? Why did the boy struggle? This is a story inspired by the author's real-life experiences.

Nos dice la escritora sobre Parturiens: Inspirada en los cuentos de la "gente de antes", en los dichos, aforismos, apotegmas o refranes, de las apariciones y de las creencias muy arraigadas en las costumbres de la gente del campo, hago reverencia aquí a la candidez de esos seres que habitan mi entorno, que gravitan en mi mente en las mañanas de contemplación: mi abuelo, mi madre, mis hermanos... Don Ramón, mi viejo y querido cuidador de mi casa-jardín (El Paraíso), mis tías y tíos, mis estudiantes del área norte de Penonomé que en clases de expresión oral desplegaban historias contadas por sus abuelos. Ellos me inspiraron a decir, a contar, a relatar. Este libro obtuvo una mención de honor en el Concurso Nacional de Cuentos "José María Sánchez" 2009.

A heartwarming tale of a very small cat's search for her forever home. Join Munch as she recounts her life's story of unrelenting courage, determination and humour overcoming her size and misfortunes.

In the dark forests and mist-covered mountains of Southeastern Europe, villagers sprinkle seeds on the graves of suspected vampires in an attempt to keep the undead spirits occupied and counting during the night. It is from this superstitious practice that Poppy Seeds on a Grave derives its name. Partially inspired by the folkloric monsters and spirits that dwell in the Balkan mountains, Mirko Markovic employs varied voices to bring different gothic and macabre worlds to life. Each story uniquely draws you into a gothic world of despair and horror that brings the old tales of Eastern European folklore into the modern world.

"For years, I have wanted others to read my story and hear my voice ot think that I am a unique person, although my travels in life have been different. But for many, my path will be one that is recognizable. This book is about the many journeys that I have taken to become the man that I am today. From a child born in a small rural town, who at the age of eight knew that I was different, to my path of recovery from drugs, alcohol, and food, and moving into my transition from female to male, this is a story of struggle, disappointment, and triumph. It is a story of digging beneath my skin to become whole."--

Earl isn't like most great white sharks. He'd rather do ballet flips than scare everyone in the ocean. When other sharks call him "not-so great", Earl sets out to prove he's no different but ends up discovering - he is! Meet EARL, THE NOT-SO-GREAT WHITE SHARK as he learns to be GREAT in this colourful story created with cut and dyed paper. Themes: diversity, courage and self-love