Best Selling Books by Dave King

21 Days Devotional Reflection on the Biblical Reasons for Fasting

Perfect for little fairies everywhere, these twinkling creations are imaginative and fun. Clever designs feature cut-through pages, gorgeous, sparkly textures, and a sensational touch-and-feel ending, making them instantly eye-catching and appealing.

Offers teachers activities based on reading and listening realia (authentic or simulated-authentic). This book is suitable for teachers presenting 'Background to Britain' information. It also offers activities which aid integrated skills development (with a focus on reading, listening and vocabulary) and revises specific structures.

Gloucester Rugby Club one of England's oldest and most respected rugby clubs was founded in 1873. Throughout its long history the club has been a proud source of top quality players chosen to wear the red rose of England in temporary place of the famous and much loved cherry and white. No fewer than sixty-three 'Cherry and Whites' have had the ......

Describes, in text and photographs, the physical characteristics, behavior, and life cycle of various types of sharks.

A photographic essay explores the history and technology of filmmaking, including how a set is built, how stunts are performed, how special effects are achieved, and how films are edited.

40 Days Devotional Reading on the Pauline Epistles of Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians and Colossians

A reflection to the seven deadly sins and what the Bible Says about it

"While the Walker’s programming has over decades involved many leading figures in jazz and experimental music across racial, generational, cultural, and transnational lines, this volume of the Living Collections Catalogue—Creative Black Music at the Walker: Selections from the Archives—focuses on a select group of influential black artists who came to the fore in the ’60s and ’70s and appeared at the Walker multiple times, each having an indelible impact on US musical culture...Archival material not before available for public view is at the center of this publication, including rare audio and video recordings, photographs, posters and programs, and correspondence. The volume also features commissioned essays and interviews offering insightful perspectives from new generations of artists on these groundbreaking figures and movements." -- from home page

This group consists of films produced by the Experiment Station. Most of the films were used in television public service announcements promoting the research programs funded by the Experiment Station and include footage shot both on the Oregon State University campus as well as at Branch Stations throughout Oregon. Notable subjects include fruit production (pears and cherries) and ornamental horticulture (rhododendrons and lilies); Tillamook Bay oyster harvester; hop flavor analysis and beer testing; grape harvesting and wine production; and Oregon fish and wildlife such as spotted owls, eagles, wild turkeys, pheasants, elk, mountain sheep, wild horses, and salmon. The group also includes films taken for "Strawberries for tomorrow," a documentary production about mechanical strawberry harvesting.

Find the animals under the flaps and hear their funny noises!

It's now 25 years since my first major bike trip. It was an amazing journey during which I had numerous adventures. I got trapped under my bike on a log bridge in the jungle and almost burnt my leg off (but was rescued by schoolgirls). I got typhoid. I rode the 'gun run' across Malawi. I got malaria. The bike (and me) suffered serious damage in an accident in South Africa. I met amazing people, experienced wonderful countries, and I drank lots of beer.These are the letters I sent home as a record of that trip for anyone that was there, or anyone interested in what adventure travel was like in the eighties.