Douglas Wood Livres

In a high-stakes world where ambition can lead to peril, the narrative explores the cutthroat dynamics of power and betrayal among elite individuals. Characters navigate a treacherous landscape, balancing their desires for success with the dangers that come from rivalry and deceit. As alliances form and shatter, the tension escalates, revealing the lengths people will go to maintain their status. The story delves into themes of ambition, morality, and the consequences of ruthless ambition.

Set in a world yearning for understanding, this sequel to the beloved Old Turtle explores profound themes of love, acceptance, and truth. The narrative invites readers of all ages to reflect on their beliefs and the connections that bind us. With its enchanting storytelling and beautiful illustrations, it continues to inspire seekers by promoting peace and harmony amidst diversity. Through Old Turtle's wisdom, the tale encourages a deeper appreciation for the shared human experience.

The narrative explores profound themes of human longing and the quest for understanding, capturing a sense of connection to something greater than oneself. Through evocative prose, the author delves into the complexities of existence, inviting readers to reflect on their place in the world and the universal search for meaning. Kirkus Reviews highlights the work's ability to resonate deeply, making it a compelling read for those seeking insight into the human experience.

Focusing on the experiences of athletes over 70, this account highlights the vibrancy and joy of participating in sports regardless of age. It inspires readers by showcasing the thrill and lifestyle that sports can offer, encouraging individuals from all disciplines to embrace physical activity later in life.

Dexter Yager is not just another Horatio Alger story. He is "Mr. Motivation" to the 500,000 business people who come to hear him speak during an average year. To his critics, he is naive, simplistic, shallow, but to the millionaire businessmen, international bankers, and entertainment celebrities, who are among his devotees, he is one of a handful of motivators whose achievements are equal to his advice. When the subject is how to make money, you will hear men speak more eloquently and cleverly than Dexter Yager, but when it comes to having money, you will not be able to name many to match him. To use his own terminology, Yager is a "do-er."

Douglas Wood is an acclaimed author known for his best-selling works, including Old Turtle and Grandad’s Prayers of the Earth. His writing often reflects themes of nature and spirituality, earning him numerous accolades such as the American Booksellers Book of the Year Award and The Christopher Medal. His contributions to literature and environmental education have been recognized with a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Minnesota Association for Environmental Education, highlighting his impact on both readers and the environment.

Encouraging introspection and exploration, this poetic work invites readers to discover their "quiet place," whether in nature or within their own thoughts. It emphasizes the beauty of both external adventures and internal journeys, engaging the imagination through vibrant illustrations.

Exploring the special bond between grandfathers and grandchildren, this heartwarming book showcases the various ways grandfathers express their love. Through delightful illustrations and cozy narratives, young readers are invited to appreciate these cherished relationships, making it a perfect companion to "When a Dad Says 'I Love You.'" Full-color artwork enhances the emotional connection and warmth of the story.

The book explores the relatable struggles of motherhood, highlighting the humorous and chaotic moments that often accompany parenting. It delves into the challenges moms face, including forgetfulness and the daily juggling act of responsibilities. Through light-hearted anecdotes and insights, it offers a comforting perspective on the ups and downs of being a mom, emphasizing that these experiences are shared by many. The narrative aims to resonate with readers, providing both laughter and understanding in the journey of motherhood.

Exploring the playful limitations of dads, this engaging book highlights the humorous and relatable things that fathers can't do, such as crossing the street alone or swinging on playground equipment. Through colorful illustrations, it emphasizes the unwavering love that dads have for their children, reinforcing the bond between them despite these whimsical restrictions. Ideal for young readers, it combines fun with heartfelt themes of family and affection.