Best-selling simplifier of science Lucille Recht Penner unearths the truth about the water bug which sucks its victims' blood like a vampire, the assassin bug which turns its prey to mush with a special poison, and other barbaric bugs. This vividly illustrated collection of sensational but true bug facts is sure to set young readers' skin crawling!
Celebrating the joy of cooking and entertaining, this book reflects the author's deep-rooted passion for gathering loved ones around the table. Drawing inspiration from cherished family gatherings, it emphasizes the importance of sharing experiences and ideas through food. The narrative combines personal anecdotes with culinary insights, making it a heartfelt guide for those who wish to create memorable moments through their culinary endeavors.
The narrative explores a transformative spiritual journey that begins in October 1990, when the author experiences a profound realization of God's individual love. This pivotal moment leads to a direct and personal exchange with the divine, prompting a quest to understand God's thoughts, feelings, and specific will for their life. The initial encounter is marked by unexpected revelations that challenge the author's previous perceptions of faith and spirituality, setting the stage for deeper exploration and connection.
The final installment of Pamela Johnson's trilogy delves into a communal family's quest for enlightenment amidst the cultural upheaval of the 1960s. As they navigate the healing aftermath of the Berkeley People's Park riots at the Woodstock Music Festival, they encounter fresh threats from violent rivals and law enforcement, challenging their ideals and unity. Themes of spirituality, the search for meaning, and the impact of societal change are woven throughout their journey.
Focusing on practical wisdom, this book offers a verse-by-verse exploration of Proverbs, providing insights on managing everyday situations involving finances, relationships, and work. It aims to make the teachings accessible and applicable, helping readers navigate life's challenges with clarity and understanding.
Set in the late 1960s, this installment delves into the counterculture movement through the experiences of a communal family. As they navigate their quest for enlightenment with hallucinogens, the tribe's relationships deepen, highlighting their collective journey towards political change and spiritual awakening.
The most regular contact many people have with wildlife is the pleasure of watching birds in the garden. Increase the attraction of your garden for birds by supplementing the food, shelter, roosting and nesting sites that are available, and your garden will offer a safe haven for many species, both resident and migratory. Hazel and Pamela Johnson show the most effective means of ensuring that birds will flourish and also detail the principles of sympathetic gardening, discussing how best to enhance local habitats, whether in cities, suburbs, a village or rural setting. Even patios and balconies can be attractive and useful to birds. The authors share their experience of this, devoting a chapter to the particular concerns of small gardens. They also cover: constructing, siting and maintaining ponds; cultivating annuals, biennials, perennials and aquatic plants; organic gardening and conservation issues; avoiding potential hazards; and breeding and feeding habits.
