Most Popular Books by Jonathan Allen

This collection of infant reading books works as the skills-focused backbone of guided reading resources, with step-by-step skills coverage and the full range of genre. The scheme correlates to the NLS and the Scottish 5-14 Attainment targets for children.

Daily devotional commentary on the weekly Torah readings from the book of Genesis/B''resheet, integrating a Messianic Jewish perspective with the classical Jewish commentators and sources. Each weekly portion is divided into the seven standard readings and a commentary, Hebrew text and pronunciation guide are provided together with suggestions for further study and an application.

A sideways look at life in the Ark, where skunks and polecats form The Smelly Society, batstry hang gliding, Noah goes water sking and the penguins cool of in the fridge!!

The race is on for the Gingerbread Bunny. Can he outwit and outrun his pursuers or will he meet a sticky end?

A one-word slapstick story, in which no one will be able to resist joining in with the refrain ''Banana!'' A very cheeky monkey enjoys throwing bananas from trees in the jungle and watching unfortuante animals slip, trip and drop! But monkey is about to get his comeuppance... This is Jonathan Allen at his very best.

Golf Champions Of The Past Teach You How To Have A Good And Correct Golf Grip Learn from Harry Vardon, J. H. Taylor, James Braid, James M. Barnes, and other olden times golf champions.Good golf begins with a good grip. Your grip is the only physical connection you have with the golf club and it greatly influences the control and power you have in your golf swing. You''ll never play your best golf until you learn to hold the golf club in a good and correct way. Get your golf grip right and then you can build a good golf swing and game from there, but it must start with the grip. Seldom does a golfer naturally grip the club the correct way. Most of us must learn how to have a good golf grip. The first step is to understand what makes up a good golf grip.Learn how to make a good golf grip using the Vardon Overlapping Grip from olden times golf champions who were major tournament winners, PGA Tour winners, and who are members of the World Golf Hall of Fame. These golfers were the best in the game during their time. You''ll learn how to make a good and correct golf grip from golfers like Harry Vardon, J. H. Taylor, and James Braid, who were called The Great Triumvirate because of their dominance of golf. These golfers held the club with modern grips, they gripped the golf club like our modern golf champions do. The golf champions of olden times have valuable golf knowledge to share with us. Learn How To Make A Good Grip From Champions Of Golf''s Past Quoted text excerpts from the instructional books of golf champions such as Harry Vardon, J. H. Taylor, James Braid, James M. Barnes, George Duncan, Willie Park, Jr., and Harold H. Hilton are included along with olden times images of their grips. These olden times golfers were champions of their golf era. Their words and instruction about the golf grip are as true today as they were way back then. You will learn how to make a good golf grip from these champion golfers, and see how their good and correct grips looked. Additional images, thoughts, and comments by the author are included to analyze, clarify, and explain the grips of the olden time golf champions, and to guide you in making a good golf grip. Learn The Vardon Overlapping Grip From Harry Vardon Harry Vardon won the British Open six times and the United States Open once. Vardon used an overlapping grip where the little finger of his right hand rode piggyback on top of his left hand''s index finger. His success at golf popularized this gripping method and it became the standard way to hold a golf club. We know this grip today as the Vardon Overlapping Grip. Learn about the Vardon Overlapping Grip from Harry Vardon himself by his words and images of his grip. Learn About Different Types Of Golf Grips A good golf grip unites both hands as one but still allows each hand to do its own work in the golf swing. Not every golf grip need be a perfect clone of the Vardon Overlapping Grip. There is some acceptable variation in making a good grip. The weak grip, the strong grip, the neutral grip, the interlocking grip, and the baseball golf grip are accepted good and correct grips when made correctly. One of these grip variations of the Vardon Overlapping Grip may be best for you. All of these golf grips are illustrated and discussed to help you decide if one of these grips fits your golf game.About The AuthorI am a life-long amateur golfer who loves the game of golf, but I''m someone who played golf haphazardly. I shot scores in the high 90s and low 100s until I learned how to hold a golf club with a good golf grip and to follow other golf fundamentals. It took practice and effort, but I eventually lowered my scores enough to have a 5.2 USGA Handicap Index. I did this while playing difficult Pinehurst, North Carolina golf courses. If I can improve my game by learning to have a good golf grip, then you can too. Learn how to have a good golf grip with this eBoo

This project designed a program standard for internships aimed at the ministry training program for the Department of Church Ministries at Liberty University, Lynchburg, Virginia, by identifying qualities a student should learn in his or her higher education and training for ministry. Chapter 1 presents the purpose, goals, ministry context, rationale, definitions, limitations, and research methodology of the project. Chapter 2 discusses the biblical and theological foundations of ministry training. This chapter identifies the model of ministry training in the Old Testament, the New Testament nature, and specifically through the lives of Jesus and the apostle Paul from a biblical-theological perspective. Chapter 3 discusses the theoretical and sociological support of experiential learning as it relates to ministry training. A discussion of the historical models of teaching-learning is included. Chapter 4 outlines the details of essential qualities needed in ministry training in this project. This chapter also includes results from the instruments used to measure the essential qualities for experiential learning in ministry training from students, recent graduates on a church staff, and church leaders with established internship programs for students. Chapter 5 provides an evaluation of the project goals, along with its strengths and weaknesses. This project contends a valid method for enhancing the ministry training program there must be a standard for internships that focuses on the essential qualities necessary for experiential learning in ministry training.

This is the sixth book in this series about the adventures of the internationally famous weaver of spell s, Wizard Grimweed. Mr Crump, the chocolate maker, is at his wit''''s end because he can''''t get rid of the large, chocoholic dragon. ''

No matter which forest of trees the beast called Hate emerges...he is evil. Humans are often fooled into believing that only the beast from the "other" forest is evil...to find out that the beast is the same no matter which forest he emerges from. And the beast is evil.

The numbers from one to ten are illustrated by simple rhymes such as "two making stew" and "eight on a gate." Suggested level: preschool.

The concepts of big and little are illustrated by such rhyming pairs of words as "big chair, little bear" and "little mole, big hole".

Poems, punning descriptions, and captioned cartoons depict such peculiar phenomena as a bottle of mousewash, a chicken in thigh-length boots, and a man being frogged to death.