What can you see ?

The Book has 14 pages (covers included). In 12 pages are 12 animals with verses underneath. So, kids will learn how puppie looks, cat, horse, donkey, Cock and hen, swan, cow, sheep, ducklings, puppies, deer and squirrel. Colorfull Book 0.90MB only with high quality pictures that can be printed as separate pages, pinned to the wall and be extraordinary learning material. Under every photo are verses dedicated to particular animal The songs will delight both the very young listener and the children who can read themselves.

 

Reading level: Baby-Preschool

Frommer's Colorado

* More than 11.5 million people visit Colorado every year, and leisure travel jumped by 10 percent in 2002
* Extensive coverage of outdoor activities including hiking, fishing, and skiing
* Nearly 200 pages longer than the leading competitive guide
* Includes a giant, full-color foldout map

Stop it! / Teacher's book

Photocopiable pages with exercises in punctuation.

This book provides the teacher with a ready-made supply of punctuation exercises, covering the rules pupils most need when writing. Topics are presented in appealing, straightforward way, and the sheets have been designed to be suitable for all pupils, including those with a limited sight vocabulary.

Remastered version added Thanks to statsenko

Wedding Planning and Management: Consultancy for Diverse Clients

The book is designed so that consultants, brides, grooms, vendors, scholars, and those simply fascinated by weddings can appreciate and apply the material. Visually stunning with over 150 images captured by award winning photojournalist Rodney Bailey, the full color pages lavishly illustrate concepts and spark the imagination.

Typee by Herman Melville

Sailors are the only class of men who nowadays see anything like stirring adventure; and many things which to fire-side people appear strange and romantic, to them seem as common-place as a jacket out at elbows. Yet, notwithstanding the familiarity of sailors with all sorts of curious ad venture, the incidents recorded in the following pages have often served, when "spun as a yarn," not only to relieve the weariness of many a night-watch at sea, but to excite the warmest sympathies of the author's shipmates.