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How to Draw Robots And Aliens (Young Artist)

1 review
Janet Cook, Judy Tatchell

Usborne Books, 2006

How to draw robots and aliens
This is a good book. It is not a cheep book that you trace out of. You have to learn how to draw them. thick bold lines are easy to see, and there are very good directions.

The Usborne Book of Living Long Ago (Explainers)

1 review
Felicity Brooks, Helen Edom

Educational Development Corporation, 1994

Packed with information and pictures.
My children (age 5 & 7) are enjoying this book, though it would be a fun book for older kids as well. (I, too, am learning some things as we read it together for Home school). Each page can take us 15 minutes to get through due to all of the colorful pictures and TONS of fun facts about life long ago. Every few pages there is a simple art project the kids can do related to the page. They have ...

Understanding Learning: Influences and Outcomes (Developing Practice in Primary Education)

Paul Chapman Educational Publishing, 2001

This book explores some of the social, political, and psychological influences on ideologies in education. By looking at a number of theoretical models of the learning process, it also considers what it means to be a learner.

Improve Your Survival Skills (Usborne Superskills)
Lucy Smith

Usborne Books, 2008

Improve Your Survival Skills

2 reviews
Lucy Smith, Chris Scollen

Educational Development Corporation, 1988

This does not belong under baby books!
This book is geared toward the pre-teen/early teen reading level... it would be way beyond a toddlers perspective! It is packed full of information... from how to struggle through a snow drift to dodging danger in the big city. There are lots of facts about survival kits, first aid, food, shelter and map-reading. It has wonderful, clear illustrations.

First Book of the Recorder (Usborne First Music)

3 reviews
Philip Hawthorn, Janet Cook, ...

Usborne Publishing Ltd, 1986

First Book of the Recorder
Excellent condition. Book came in better shape than I expected for a used book. Very pleased and came in record time. Purchased for my grandchildren in Tennessee (9 and 7 yrs old), the illustrations are excellent for children just beginning to learn music.

Black Skyy (Lady in Black Series)

6 reviews
Janet Stevens Cook

Strebor Books, 2007

(4.5 stars) To Protect and Serve.
By day, Sandora "Sandy" Knight runs a Fortune 500 company and is as straight-laced as they come. By night, she is a sexy vigilante called Skyy, The Lady In Black. Skyy's mission is to help and to protect innocent people who have been victimized by various low-life scum. Skyy is about to face her biggest challenge yet when a serial killer is on the loose. Time is running out as more and more ...

Hood River Valley: Land of Plenty
Peter Marbach, Janet Cook

Beautiful America Publishing Company, 2003

Bikes (Hotshots Series)
Janet Cook, Jessica Kent

E.D.C. Publishing, 1996

How Things Are Built (Explainers)

1 review
Helen Edom

Usborne Publishing Ltd, 1989

Fabulus
This project I had to do I thought was going to take me forever. I was studying Greek Architecture but then I found this book and it gave me so much information I practicly based my whole project on it! I really recomend this book!

How Things Are Made (Explainers)
Felicity Brooks

Usborne Publishing Ltd., 1989

Mount Hood: The Heart of Oregon

1 review

Graphic Arts Center Publishing Company, 2005

Spectacular! Wonderful tribute to this beloved mountain
Photographer Peter Marbach knows this mountain well--his shots are absolutely gorgeous. Mount Hood is the most popular mountain in Oregon, a symbol of the Pacific Northwest, and a source of inspiration because of this book. This would make an excellent gift for anyone in love with this mountain or who lives in the Northwest.

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