Most Popular Books by David Elliot

Kafka for kids - a witty look at the perils of over-indulgence. Roscoe Wizzle used to be a normal ten-year-old kid - he went to a school, did his homework, ate burgers, and hung out with his best friend. But that was before Roscoe Wizzle started turning into a bug Taking a hilarious look at what can happen when you get too much of a good thing, this brilliant novel creates the perfect blend of suspense and comedy.

Children''s picture book with a story told in rhyme about two friendly dragons who go to a mediaeval fair and cause mayhem. The creation of this book was assisted by the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council''s Literature Programme.

Jess''s father was lost at sea. Sometimes, far away, she thought she heard his old violin playing sadly, reaching out for her. Finally she could no longer bear waiting so she set sail in her little boat to find him. Drawn to the sound of her father''s favourite tune, she and her boat are snatched from the sea by the scavenging giant Pigtails the Pirate. Reunited with her father, who is one of Pigtails'' prized treasures, they finally earn the giant''s respect, and he sets them free to return home.

This paper reports estimates of simple wage equations fit to cross-sectional and pseudo-longitudinal data for Canadian immigrants in the 1971 and 1981 Canadian censuses.

Sydney the penguin and his whale friend Bill try to save their friends from a whaling ship.

A delightful board book for toddlers and adults to have fun experimenting with words to create funny new ones. Selected as a White Raven 2022 and a Bank Street Best Children''s Book of the Year 2023. Playful animals get up to everyday toddler mischief in this board book built on child-based wordplay, where each page twists animal names into funny new words that are fun to share. With illustrations drawn from a toddlers world, babies and young children will recognize each activity—getting dressed, playing, painting (including themselves), having a bath, using the potty—and see how the animal makes the mischievous most of it. The bumblebee breaks its toy—bumblebee grumblebee! The cockatoo is getting dressed—cockatoo sockatoo! The pelican tries out the potty—pelican smellican! What will turtle do? Everybody gathers for the final squirtle. Built for adults, babies and toddlers to share and read aloud, this fresh and sweet board book encourages experimentation with words and sounds, just by changing a letter or two. Other books by David Elliot: Oink Henry’s Map Praise for Bumblebee Grumblebee "Delightful images and carefully selected text combine for a silly, innovative, entirely enjoyable read."—starred, Kirkus Reviews, Best Board Book of 2022 "Sweet, beautifully detailed pastel illustrations."—Bank Street Best Children''s Books 2022: Holiday Gift Edition "Readers will laugh aloud at the changes these animals undergo by adding simple words . . . a winner."—School Library Journal "A fun, rhyming, whimsical board book which makes us laugh out loud—perfect book for under twos!" —Sunday Star Times "Stands out in a field of rather pedestrian animal board books as it is not only funny but the last few pages are particularly wonderful . . . . Children will want this book read over and over again and will quickly join in and shout out the words." —Read NZ "This board book is creative and different enough from what’s out there to be worth adding to your collection."—Youth Services Book Review "Sticking the landing in a board book is an art. David Elliot? A master."—Betsy Bird Praise for Oink: "Told only in animal dialect and sound effects but with brilliant visual details, this story will become a bathtime favorite."—Kirkus Reviews, Starred Praise for Oink: "Gorgeous Books to Expand the Youngest Minds: The delicacy and subtlety of the art only adds to the frisky humor."—strongThe New York Times

Una ocurrente historia sobre un cerdito que desea darse un baño pero es interrumpido por la oveja, la vaca y el caballo, que se meten con él a la bañera y comienzan a armar un gran alboroto. Como eso no le gusta demasiado al cerdito toma una medida extrema: se tira un pedo. Y se queda solo y tan tranquilo disfrutando su baño. A través de las seis puertas de colores diferentes hay una escena nueva que llevará al lector de una tarde jugando con un tambor hasta el momento de irse a dormir, cuando la Luna ya brilla en el Un libro sin texto para incentivar la imaginación de los más pequeños gracias a las exquisitas ilustraciones, que muestra lo que sienten los personajes a cada momento, y las onomatopeyas de los sonidos de cada animal, ideal para que practiquen además la entonación con que se dice cada balido o mugido. "Un libro maravilloso para expandir las mentes más jóvenes. La delicadeza y sutileza de las ilustraciones le agrega mucho al humor juguetón de la historia". The New York Times Premio Storylines Notable Book 2016 en la categoría de álbum Ilustrado por Henry''s stars. Premio al libro del año Margaret Mahy, 2017.

A comical story akin to Five Minutes'' Peace about a very busy bath. Pig is having a lovely bath. In come Sheep, Cow, Horse....They are very noisy! What can Pig do to make them go away? Pig must think of something smart and quick.

Following the success of The New York Times bestseller America 24/7, DK is publishing 50 books that showcase the best photographs from each state - all to be published on the same day. Each individual book includes 95% new photography and is a unique personal expression of state pride.

While a great deal of research and theory has been devoted to how pati ents change, this unique book offers a rare glimpse into how therapist s evolve professionally. Prominent therapists from various theoretical orientations reflect on how they have expanded their professional hor izons and how their intervention styles have changed over the years. T his unique book provides a rare opportunity to witness the human side of therapists as they develop and grow. Goldfried provides the context for these memoirs in a thought-provoking introduction that describes the growing development of the psychotherapy integration movement and the societal forces that gave it its impetus. Each therapist in turn t hen tells her or his professional story, exploring through reflection and rich anecdotes the events that have shaped their careers. These ta les of personal development will be a welcome source of support for be ginning therapists, especially those who are struggling to develop the ir own professional identities.

Say No To The Winds,'' by David Elliot Bergstein, contains motivational, political and nature poems. Also, a Haiku Journey, from beginning to end. Illustrations: Halina Cipolla ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WINDOWS Who is like the Gold Star Mother. No one I know deserves higher wonder. So many heroes block the sun, though without these moms there´d be not one. Only she could have raised those giving Lady Liberty all. Show me a greater case of saviors made at home. W. Trouble noting how much I love George W. Bush, but must. First, ask Afghans in class, not robed head to toe. Or Iraqi folks voting. Then spend time with brides caught in Uday´s eye. (Those alive.) Hear their cries. Decide. A favorite, though: Won´t need going eliminating Libya´s trove of weapons glowing. Say, can´t you see Arabian gals now seek freedom? Removed grief relieves. BRING Desiring ´bling´ as offspring shoot hoops minus strings. Who can sing buying gaudy rings while kids miss grins. Diminutive minds insist on stimulus. Without it? Wisdom diminished. (Glitter limits vision.)

Henry, a very organized pig, frowns at the untidy farm where he lives, but after making a map to show where everything belongs, he and the other farm animals discover a big problem.

In the fall of 2011, I began a course of graduate theatrical training at the University of Louisville. Over my three years of study, I have developed a process for the creation of a well-rounded and emotionally interesting character. I call my process three-dimensional acting. This process is composed of: a keen and in-depth study of and adherence to the text, careful and thorough voice work, and well-rehearsed and executed physicality. This study shows, through its application to the character of Matthew Poncelet, in Dead Man Walking, that my process is succeeds in creating a character of emotional complexity that an audience will empathize with, even if that character is of an unsavory nature.

"Breeding bird surveys indicate a long-term decline in the numbers of scoters (Melanitta sp.) in North America. My objectives were to estimate survival of nests, ducklings, and adult female White-winged Scoters (Melanitta fusca) breeding on the Yukon Flats National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska, 2002-2004, within their primary breeding range. I measured habitat variables at nest sites and random sites in the study area to characterize nest habitat selection, and investigated breeding incidence with a laboratory analysis of circulating concentrations of the plasma yolk precursors vitellogenin (VTG) and very-low density lipoprotein (VLDL). The low hen and nest survival rates I observed combined with the substantial proportion of non-breeders on the breeding ground (up to 28%) may be responsible for the observed declines in abundance if annual survival rates are not high enough to maintain stable populations. Scoters avoided nesting in graminoid habitat, but nested in all other scrub or forested plant communities in proportion to their availability, selecting sites with more cover, higher variability of cover, and closer to edge and water than random sites. At the nest habitat scale, scoters are generalists, which may reduce the foraging efficiency of nest predators"--Leaf iii.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced countries to make difficult ethical choices, e.g., how to balance public health and socioeconomic activity and whom to prioritize in allocating vaccines or other scarce medical resources. We discuss the implications of benefit-cost analysis, utilitarianism, and prioritarianism in evaluating COVID-19-related policies. The relative regressivity of COVID-19 burdens and control policy costs determines whether increased sensitivity to distribution supports more or less aggressive control policies. Utilitarianism and prioritarianism, in that order, increasingly favor income redistribution mechanisms compared with benefit-cost analysis. The concern for the worse-off implies that prioritarianism is more likely than utilitarianism or benefit-cost analysis to target young and socioeconomically disadvantaged individuals in the allocation of scarce vaccine doses.