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Little Scarlet Robin is a series of children's book set on Kangaroo Island. The main character is a scarlet robin, a small bird with a curious mind, who finds adventure and learns about the incredible biodiversity and history of the island Little Scarlet Robin - Wetlands takes place in a storm which blows little Scarlet Robin to Pelican Lagoon, a magical wetlands rich in biodiversity. There he meets a Heron who introduces him to the Swans and other birds who help him get back to Cape Willoughby.The book series highlight the unique biodiversity and history of the island using hand drawn watercolour images and special rhythmical stories of the unique fauna and flora as well as history of shipwrecks on the island.Kangaroo Island has incredible wildlife, which includes Sea Lions, Hooded Plovers, incredible diversity of insects, Echidnas, Tamar Wallabies, Glossy Black Cockatoos and much much more.It is a very special place which needs protecting especially after the 2020 bushfires which devastated the island.Lesson plans and other resources will be available in January for the 2024 school year.

The Year is 1884 and Emma M. Lion has, at long last, gained her majority. Entering a golden age of friendship with Pierce, Islington, and Hawkes, Emma is confident she will manage whatever comes her way. It is The Season she must help Arabella secure a husband, while navigating the threat of Aunt Eugenia, the unflagging adoration of Charles Goddard, and the amusing unpredictability of St. Crispian's. But the secrets of her trusted friends are what might very well bring about disaster.

CAN QUINCY ST. CLAIRE KEEP THE Q? A dying man with a scheme. A charming smuggler one step ahead of the law. A former foundling with a mangled hand. A family of kingmakers. A printing tycoon. A constable on the trail of justice. An idealistic solicitor with secrets of his own. And the genius at the center of it all, Quincy St. Claire. On New Year's Eve, Quincy St. Claire's well-ordered world is set askew. Her Uncle Ezekiel tells her that, upon his demise, she must fulfill a list of requirements in order to inherit his publication, The Q. But Quincy is not to be told what those requirements are, and the only person in possession of that knowledge is her silent, disapproving solicitor, James Arch. All of Rhysdon is intrigued by Quincy's genius and her adeptness at turning a profit through her fierce focus on business, excluding all else. Surrounded by a unique cadre of individuals who find their way to the offices of The Q, Quincy is determined to win her Uncle's absurd game, and keep the only thing she has ever cared about.

An idyllic preteen childhood in WW II ends with occupation by the Russian army and an ethnic cleansing threat. Escape is the only choice to grow up in freedom toward a better life.

The field of psychotherapy has traditionally underestimated, or even excluded, the benefits of psychotherapy for older adults. The Nurturing Environment Model (NEM), presented in this handbook, holds that older age provides a unique opportunity for self discovery, awareness, and growth not seen in any other age group. The growth can be multidimensional and rich in its focus, developing clarity on the past, present, and future. The NEM method incorporates a variety of psychotherapeutic approaches including Cognitive, Behavioral, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Positive Psychology, Postmodern Psychology, Systems theory, and Psychodynamic modalities. Similar to Donald Winnicott's emphasis on providing a Holding Environment to nurture and support a child's growth, the NEM model emphasizes the importance of providing a Nurturing Environment to support the older adult client's strengths, capabilities, and continued growth.