Best Selling Books by Heather Smith

Surviving isn''t living . . . Amelia left behind everything she knew, her pack, her home, and her mate. It''s been seventeen years since she ran away with her daughter Emery. Now a teenager, Emery has grown to become a strong, beautiful wolf, but has she raised her well enough to survive on her own? Amelia is tired. Her wolf, Rey, has almost completely faded away, leaving them weak and vulnerable. The mate bond is nearly gone and the trauma from her kidnapping haunts her daily. The Rogues have found them again and Amelia doesn''t know how much longer she has left. They''re coming. It''s time for them to run again, but this time they''re running home.

Heather Smith is a veteran middle and high school social studies teacher, and a mother of two elementary school children. When U.S. schools abruptly shut their doors in March of 2020, and education went online, she found herself navigating technology, lesson planning, assessing and social emotional well-being that she thought she was unprepared to handle. After much reflection and self-analysis, she realized that she already had the tools to overcome this new education. Furthermore, every professional development fad over the last few decades had been preparing her for this new educational model. This book gives the reader an intimate, unfiltered look into the sharp learning curve of Heather''s experiences as a teacher and as a homeschooling mom. The book began as a self-analysis as a first step in preparing for the upcoming school year, but as Heather continued reflecting, she started to realize that she already had the tools to tackled whatever is to come. She wanted to share her methodology in the hope that it will not only give other educators confidence that they too already have the tools, but also to help guide them in their own self-evaluations to prepare for the 2020-2021 school year.

Safely and successfully train your own horse. Stressing the importance of understanding equine behavior, Storey’s Guide to Training Horses provides a series of progressive exercises that can easily be adjusted to suit your horse’s personality. Whether you’re raising an animal for farm work, competition, or show, you’ll learn everything you need to develop a well-trained and happy horse.

On a rainy April evening in 1993, a serial killer responding to a Craigslist ad for Heather Callahan''s used car attacked her on the street in front of her Denver home and left her for dead. Heather didn''t die. She refused to, thinking, as her blood pooled in the rain-soaked street: This is wrong. I am not going to die, not now, not this way. Heather not only survived in the aftermath of this terrible attack, she thrived, her indomitable spirit a testament to her physical, emotional, and psychological recovery. She came to understand this unexpected and powerful blossoming as Post Traumatic Growth. A Drop of Rain, her extraordinaire memoir, demonstrates in no uncertain terms that life doesn''t stop when you become a victim. Indeed, she is living proof that the most horrific traumas we face may also, in the long run, be the most significant turning points in our lives.

You''re never too old for fun, faith, or love. Lavinia Lewis is a wealthy, Southern widow who enjoys a good prank. But when a resident at her posh retirement community in Southport, North Carolina gets sick at a potluck, Lavinia''s reputation as a jokester lands her in big trouble. How can she clear her name when her own daughter doesn''t believe she''s innocent? Neville McGrath is a long-in-the-tooth lawyer, afraid of being put out to pasture. Torn between his nephew''s offer to move to Maine to live with him and his desire to keep working, Neville discovers other options when he takes Lavinia''s case. The jokes keep her young, but Lavinia remembers the true source of joy as she faces criminal charges. Can she help Neville find his faith for the first time, and can they both find love at eighty years old? A humorous and inspirational story with lovable characters, a beautiful setting, fun mystery, sweet romance, family drama, and an ending that will leave you sighing in satisfaction.

Color Cute Color By Numbers for Girls Grab some crayons and set your child up for hours of screen-free fun with this animal-themed color by number book. With numbers that correspond to different colors, kids can practice their numbers, colors, and art skills while having fun and learning about animals. The kid-friendly animal images will teach children focus and patience while having fun. Each image is accompanied by a fun and informative animal fact to improve literacy skills and foster curiosity about the animal kingdom. The coloring book includes. Here''s What You Get: ✓ 50 pages of adorable animals that are easy to see and color. ✓ Wide variety of animals from jungle animals to farm animals, dinosaurs, and beyond. ✓ Easy-to-read color code system on each page. ✓ Fun facts about animals to encourage reading skills. ✓ Engaging pictures that will entertain children ages three and up. ✓ An awesome gift for creative kids and suitable for family events ✓ A certification of completion at the end of the book! ✓ AND SO MUCH MORE!

There are many voices floating on the breeze. This book has caught the beautiful colorful unique voices filled with love, joy, wonder, sadness, frustration and anger that linger and bring them to life.

The Secrets are OUT! Barrel racers are driven by an unrelenting desire to win. Unfortunately, they are often misled. The secrets have been well kept for much too long. The time has come for barrel racers to stop looking for success, in all the wrong places. In this revolutionary book, author Heather Smith boldly reveals the real reasons for slow times, tipped barrels, behavior problems and much more. Smith challenges readers to develop new perspectives and describes specific action steps, all proven to yield positive, fast results. Secrets to Barrel Racing Success provides an integral foundation, yet far from just the basics, it empowers barrel racers to demystify even the most advanced concepts: Sense and correct subtle mistakes on the pattern quickly and easily. Utilize special techniques to make any barrel horse faster. Realize what feel really is, and how you can harness it''s power. Develop a barrel horse that is always mentally focused and with you. Communicate in a way that creates feather-light responsiveness. Become a rider and competitor that brings out the best in every horse. Achieve optimum barrel racing performance, through optimum horse health. Master your inner game for confidence every time you blast down the alley. Understand true collection, why it''s so critical and how to achieve it. The secret to winning lies in becoming aware of and dissolving the lesser-known blocks (that many don''t even know exist) standing in the way of success. In the process, a path is cleared for each barrel racer to achieve their greatest potential. Only when the secrets are revealed, does winning become possible. Heather Smith is a Wyoming barrel racer with a passion for learning and self-development. Through her own journey to achieving barrel racing success, she became inspired to help others do the same. Heather continues to compete and share her insights at BarrelRacingTips.com.

In order to win at the science fair, go to the experts--kids who have already taken the prize. These blue-ribbon science experiments are based on those from real students, and they''re smart, imaginative, fun to do, and sure to be a hit with the judges! Youngsters will find over 50 exciting and challenging choices in all the major categories: biology, physical science, and chemistry. Using easily found materials, they''ll test such things as whether people who play video games have a different reaction time than those who don''t, or whether sound travels better underwater than through air. Easier projects come first, more difficult ones after, and many include a section called "Take a Closer Look" with research suggestions and additional information. Plus, an introduction covers exactly what a science fair is, typical rules and regulations, and tips on display and presentation. Your child is sure to win!

What makes Anglicanism distinctive and what draws Christians to it, even in turbulent times? This collection of essays from authors ranging from ''grass-roots'' Christians to church leaders brings a unique perspective to the subject. Through their insights, the reader gains an opportunity to reflect on the Anglican Communion and what it means to them -- and perhaps to rediscover the joy of being an Anglican.

What if your nightmares of love and death were real? Thunder cracked overhead, angels flew through the air, Gods battling on a field. Her best friend dead in front of her beside her mother''s cold body. Ice blue eyes pleading with her, a sword protruding from her chest. Carolynn Starr always felt like a freak, being abandoned at birth, reading minds, and speaking to animals wasn''t normal, but her life was. That is until she met Donnie, a stranger that came into her life just as she started having the same repeated nightmare. Now she can''t escape him, he''s around every corner, consuming every thought. She can''t help the pull she feels towards the man she just met, but what does he have to do with her dreams? Facing threats against her life, a prophecy, and a world she never knew existed, she wonders who she can trust, including herself.

Cecil is visiting a farm for the very first time! So many interesting things are only a tractor ride away - and he cannot wait!

"Straight To The F*cking Point, Photo Step-by-Step Recipes, With A Sprinkle of Profanity." -- www.amazon.com

Presentation giving an overview of the Kansas Newborn Screening Program, showing success stories and discussing the various conditions for which newborns are currently screened at time of birth in Kansas. As soon as a disease diagnosis is made, the newborn is referred to a specialist to confirm diagnosis so timely treatment can begin before permanent disability or death occurs. Includes attachments discussing the types of screening that a newborn undergoes in the first week of life, what the newborn infant is screened for and how and when screening occurs.

Provides experiments intented to reinforce the learning of geography.