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Based on several applicable scientific disciplines, I provide arguments in support of the concept as stated in the title, namely that we can consider the ENVIRONMENT as a vital organ of the body.

Zuri and Zach love to go to their Glamma's House!They call her Glamma, not Grannie or even Grandma. She's Glamma because she's so glam!At Glamma's House, there is never a dull moment. From crazy pancakes with sprinkles to catching raindrops on their tongues, Zuri and Zach know there's always an exciting adventure waiting for them at Glamma's House. But, when it's time to go home, Zuri and Zach wave their goodbyes and cherish their fond memories until the next time they visit. Glamma's House celebrates the unique and heartwarming bond between grandparents and grandchildren with brilliant illustrations and joyous text.

In her debut poetry collection, author Natasha Fung describes important lessons she's learned about life and love through poetic erotica. Join her on an enthralling journey through stanzas that make you think and feel many emotions.Variety is the spice of life-and Natasha Fung's debut collection features all the steamy, spicy, and downright freaky stories to keep readers satisfied for days.In her stunning erotic poetry, Natasha tells a short story within poems to make her readers think about life, explore sex on different levels, and even elicit some too-good-to-be-true feelings. It's a perfect read for lonely nights or for any 18+ reader interested in growing in their sexuality.Sex Not Checkers features well-written poems about sultry, steamy, and freaky sex, all the manifestations of love, and a variety of life lessons with lived experiences to offer advice.Furthermore, Natasha leaves nothing to the imagination within her poems; going to the raunchiest places to get her point across.More than anything, Sex Not Checkers inspires readers to own their crowns and be unapologetically themselves. It gives the courage to explore and express feelings without being scrutinized and shamed.A perfect late-night read, Natasha Fung's Sex Not Checkers combines real life advice with the beauty and grace of poetry for a truly unique read.

The murder of Arlis Perry inside Stanford Memorial Church flummoxed detectives for nearly 44 years. Then the case ended with a bang.Early on the morning of Oct. 13, 1974, a security guard found the body of 19-year-old Arlis Perry underneath a pew inside the historic church at the heart of Stanford's campus. The deeply religious wife of a Stanford sophomore, Arlis had gone to pray in the sanctuary late the night before. She was strangled, with an ice pick thrust into her brain, her body laid out in ritual fashion. Detectives pursued name-brand killers like Ted Bundy and David Berkowitz. But the answer was closer to home. "A fascinating chronology of a diabolical crime'' - retired Stanford police captain Raoul K. Niemeyer

Once upon a time there was a field mouse named Jimmy who lives with his mama and papa. He is excited to go on his very first overnight at Camp Harmony, but he's nervous he won't know anyone. A charmingly illustrated read-along chapter book for kids ages 3-10 about all the fun adventures Jimmy has at summer camp with his cousins and all their new friends.

In one Southern town, the local pastime, from grade schoolers to seniors, is safeguarding the community's long-held dark secret. But when Max and Allison unwittingly uncover the truth, it sets in motion a chain of events that could ultimately destroy them. As their discovery threatens to blow the lid off a wider conspiracy, the townspeople will stop at nothing to silence them. And as Max and Allison unravel the mystery, they become the target of the Deep State. Can they find a way to topple the scheme, or will their actions be their undoing?Burned Southern Log is a nightmarish account that considers the unintended consequences of exposing a dark secret, particularlythe damage to unsuspecting victims.