Best Selling Books by Susan Green

Drama is a hard habit to break, and besides, life is awfully dull when it''s naked and truthful. Glamorous, charismatic Bliss Henderson as led a flawed, fascinating life; from country Australia to the art world of 1960s London; from lust to love and loss. Now, in her last days, she is reliving it all. But as she excavates her past, deeper layers emerge. Secrets she still can''t reveal, not even to herself. As her stepchildren hover around her, she wants them to judge her fairly. But how can they when they don''t really know who she is? Susan Green has created a charming, lyrical novel of secrets, art and love.

Based on the Ontario Social Studies Curriculum, 2004Lessons in this unit:Settlement Patterns Site and Situation Population Distribution Population Density Land Use Factors Affecting Urbanization Reading Geography is written specifically for geography students who struggle with the high reading level and concept overload of textbooks. Each consumable unit in the series is concise, focused, and written below grade-level. Students are encouraged to jot notes in the margin, and underline or highlight important information within the text.Each lesson includes:a reading strategy to help students navigate the text a think-aloud that models the reading strategy a brief summary of the key concept charts, diagrams, and graphic organizers that help make complex geography concepts more accessible to students a real-world connection activitiy

The Reading Geography: Teacher''s Guide provides just the right amount of easy-to-use grade-level support materials. Designed to save you time, this guide will help you individualize and enhance instruction for your diverse learners.The Teacher''s Guide includes:suggestions on how to use this program practical ideas for using reading strategies practical ideas for using graphic organizers blackline masters a section on vocabulary and concept development unit tests

The Unwanted and His Master M/M MPreg Shifter Romance Charlie''s an ''Unwanted'' - a scum of the Earth who is transferred from one master to the next. Slavery is the only life he knows, but hoping for a better one is a waste a time. When his master gives him as a gift to one of the most powerful Alphas in the world, Charlie doesn''t realize that his life is about to change. Damon''s the Alpha of one of the most powerful clans in the world. As a tiger shifter, he can take the form of the predator at will. With such a gift, he''s able to conquer claimed and unclaimed lands and expand his territory. With his status, wealth, and looks carved by a God, he''s a triple threat - both to men and women. Damon can date any one he wants without having to lift a finger. He''s an Alpha; he''s on top of the food chain, but why is he feeling attracted towards his new slave, the Unwanted? When curiosity gets the best of Damon, his one night with Charlie turns into a series of secret affairs. And if anyone ever finds out he''s sleeping with an Unwanted, he can lose everything. To make matters worse, Charlie finds out he''s pregnant, and Damon has to make a decision as to what really matters to him.

The Reading History series is written specifically for history students who struggle with the high reading level and concept overload of history textbooks. Through short, concise readings that are well below grade-level, the series presents the information students need to be successful. A consistent format is used to allow students to understand the organizational structure of each lesson and of the unit. Charts, diagrams, and graphic organizers are incorporated to help make complex history concepts more accessible to students. Each lesson also scaffolds students by introducing an appropriate reading strategy for the text. The Teacher''s Guide provides just the right amount of easy-to-use grade-level support materials.The Reading History series, Grade 7 set includes:* Teacher''s Guide (1 copy);* Unit 1: New France (4 copies); * Unit 2: British North America (4 copies); and* Unit 3: Conflict and Change (4 copies). Note: Four copies of each unit (consumable student workbooks) and one teacher guide are included in the set.

Susan Green lives in the historic gold rush town of Castlemaine in Central Victoria with her husband, son and Gus the miniature schnauzer. She has been a teacher, radio producer, youth worker, cook and bookseller, but she knew she wanted to be a writer by the time she was eight years old. She has written many books for children and young adults. Verity Sparks and the Scarlet Hand is her third book with Walker Books.

Based on the Ontario Social Studies Curriculum, 2004Lessons in this unit:Types of Natural Resources Patterns in Distribution Technology and Natural Resources Technology and Fossil Fuels Sustainable Development Economic Importance of Natural Resources Reading Geography is written specifically for geography students who struggle with the high reading level and concept overload of textbooks. Each consumable unit in the series is concise, focused, and written below grade-level. Students are encouraged to jot notes in the margin, and underline or highlight important information within the text.Each lesson includes:a reading strategy to help students navigate the text a think-aloud that models the reading strategy a brief summary of the key concept helpful review questions

Reading Geography is written specifically for geography students who struggle with the high reading level and concept overload of textbooks. Each consumable unit in the series is concise, focused, and written below grade-level. Students are encouraged to jot notes in the margin, and underline or highlight important information within the text.Each lesson includes:* A reading strategy to help students navigate the text;* A think-aloud that models the reading strategy; * A brief summary of the key concept;* Charts, diagrams, and graphic organizers that help make complex geography concepts more accessible to students; and* A real-world connection activity.

Cassidy Taylor always dreamed of owning an inn. Putting several challenges behind her, she renovates a crumbling lodge on the shore of Crystal Lake. She works day and night to turn the rundown building into a beautiful and relaxing get-away and the inn is finally a success. Cassidy''s life seems full and happy. Or is it? Her family and friends are always trying to fix her up with eligible bachelors, but so far, they''ve been disasters.Living hours away in New York City, Jack Burnett is a reclusive author with a string of books on the best sellers list. His current project is overdue, and his publisher just delivered the bad news - either get the book done or the deal is off. Jack needs a quiet place with no distractions. He finds a small inn located in Maine that boasts a relaxing lakefront setting.What happens when a secretive and challenging guest arrives at the inn during a hectic time? Will Cassidy and Jack hit it off or will mix-ups and misunderstandings get in the way of true love? Come join us on the front porch. Sit back, relax and find out what''s happening at Crystal Lake Inn.

Apple Dee is the story of my very curious grandson Aaron. I suppose we all wonder at times what the toddler''s chatter actually means. In this rare occasion, we found out what Aaron''s toddler babble actually meant. This story is fun and educational. It also includes music to the actual "Apple Dee" song.

Beginning reader. One line of text/page. 4-6 yrs.

"The grade 1 class catches a frog on the playground and brings it into the classroom. Over the next few hours, the class considers what it must be like for the frog to be out of its natural environment. One student - Prima - begins to voice her concerns and slowly the class come to question their decision to bring the frog inside, and returns it to the outdoors" (publisher).

The Reading Geography: Teacher''s Guide provides just the right amount of easy-to-use grade-level support materials. Designed to save you time, this guide will help you individualize and enhance instruction for your diverse learners.The Teacher''s Guide includes:suggestions on how to use this program practical ideas for using reading strategies practical ideas for using graphic organizers blackline masters a section on vocabulary and concept development unit tests

The Reading Geography resource is written specifically for students who struggle with the high reading level and concept overload of geography textbooks. Through short, concise readings that are well below grade-level, the series presents the information students need to be successful. A consistent format is used to help students understand the organizational structure of the unit and of each lesson. Charts, diagrams, and graphic organizers are incorporated to help make complex history concepts more accessible to students.

A collection of graded readers for beginning reading students.

All the technical articles on all kinds of folding tops for horse drawn vehicles. Very detailed and illustrated.