Best Selling Books by Elizabeth Bennett

Can you guess what is hatching fomr this egg? It''s a chick! You willlearn all about a chick''s life cycle in this book.

The most popular schools song and hymn book ever! Combines Come and Praise 1 and 2, giving you the words for 149 traditional and contemporary hymns and songs in one volume.

Chester wants to read a book. How can he choose the right one? With some help from Mimi, of course!

First number of the Serie Obras is devoted to Radic''s architectural work,. His work is characteristic for exploring qualities of the natural and synthetic materials such as: adobe, masonry, concrete, wood, glass, plastic and different metals while developing projects involving social and cultural issues. Contains mainly his plans and sketches along with many color and black and white photographs of his projects. Brief introduction text by the architect.

Hello Kitty can''t wait for Valentine''s day!

Emily Elizabeth has gone to her cousin''s wedding. This means it''s Clifford''s first night alone without Emily Elizabeth! How will he cope? A great value black and white activity book with entertaining narrative and excellent puzzles and games to solve.

Let''s Explore: Farm introduces young animal lovers to life on the farm. This interactive kit teaches children about cows, horses, pigs, chickens, and other farm animals, as well as the work that goes into keeping the farm productive. A 32-page book full of facts about life on a farm comes with three plastic animal toys, a two-piece diorama, seven models, and 30 reusable stickers.

"The yardstick by which all historical novels are measured."* Seeking power and prestige, grim, ambitious Yorkshireman Edward Morland arranges a marriage between his meek son Robert and spirited Eleanor, young ward of the influential Beaufort family. Eleanor is appalled at being forced to marry a mere "sheep farmer"; she is, after all, secretly in love with Richard, Duke of York. Yet from this apparently ill-matched union, Robert and Eleanor form a surprising connection that soon will be tested by a bloody civil war that divides families, sets neighbor against neighbor, and brings tragedy close to home. What Readers Are Saying: * "As a big fan of historical fiction, I found this to be one of the best in the genre." "Brilliant, a definite page turner. They combine real historical events with fascinating fictional characters." "The founding is a masterpiece of research into life in Middle-Age England. It is also a great start to a wonderful Dynasty-every time I buy a new book in this series, I read the whole lot again from the start." "Well researched and well written, this book simply does not allow you to stop until you reach the last page-and then rush to find the next in the series."

AVAILABLE DIGITALLY FOR THE FIRST TIME As a beautiful young woman married to a much older, wealthy man, Joanna has the life of a woman of leisure: a great deal of comfort, and little satisfaction. With her husband “going through a phase” of disinterest in her sexually, Joanne decides to embark on a phase of her own? ? Venturing out in the afternoons, she discovers the mysterious O, a woman whose employees help clients explore the bounds of pleasure and pain. Her initial experiences are a shock to the senses?a shock that leaves her wanting more. But as she gets deeper into this exciting and dangerous world, Joanna finds herself the victim of shifting alliances, and begins gathering secrets to plot a revenge that goes further than anyone could have imagined.

A scorching August day, and a handsome young man is found dead in his bath. Suicide is not a detective inspector''s business, but Bill Slider''s colleague takes one look at the body and calls in his boss: "It don''t look right to me, guv." Slider has to agree. There''s the method of death, a single slash to the jugular; men don''t usually cut. And his wallet and keys are missing. Either this was suicide with concealment in mind - or murder. But first Slider has to identify the victim, and as the trail leads through tattoo parlours and porn studios to Soho, Tin Pan Alley and Canary Wharf, it seems that the more he finds out, the less he really knows...

Do you want more meaningful conversations with your teen? Does the fear of them getting into trouble or being bullied keep you up at night? Are you asking yourself if you''ll ever get past monosyllabic responses to your questions about their day? You were a teenager once, but raising a teen today looks very different. You want the best communication to stay connected and to keep your child safe. In Courageous Conversations, Elizabeth Bennett provides the tools she''s learned and developed as a teacher and school administrator. Through gripping examples from her real-life experience, Elizabeth presents solutions for parents to relate meaningfully with their teens. Learn how to: - understand what your teen struggles to tell you - create formative school connections - talk through struggles - reframe behaviours .... and more. If you''re raising a teenager and want to truly connect with them and meet them in their space, Courageous Conversations gives you the practical tips and the insight you crave.

This nine page radio script narrates a visit to the clock making workshop and museum of Joseph and F. L. Bily near Spillville, Iowa. It includes history of the Bily brothers, their clock making enterprise, and descriptions of extraordinary clocks.

"Twinkle, twinkle, little star. This book will tell you all about stars" -- Cover verso.