Books with author A.H. Washington

Fire Safety in the Washington home is a non-fiction, children's book that talks about fire safety. Your child's safety is imperative. Children need to know the importance of fire drills and having a designated meeting place. It is the responsibility of the parent to ensure that their children are aware of the dangers of playing with matches and other fire hazards. It is a serious danger in our communities, and unfortunately, many lives are lost at the hands of children when they are playing with matches and lighters. Years ago, a Public Education/Public Information Officer, Las Vegas Fire Chief David Washington, invited the neighborhood children to his home and taught them, as well as his own children about fire safety. He ensured that the children knew the importance of fire safety. He felt that it was his duty to protect the children from their own curiosity that could endanger all. In this book, one of his daughters, April Washington, tells one story of their many lessons.

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QUALITY MADE COMPOSITION NOTEBOOK!Cute Dog Cover - Homework and Notes Composition Notebook - Handwriting Blank Lined Wide Ruled Notepad Journal For School Boys and Girls. Book Details:Funny saying notebook with cute dog cover.Matte finish cover.100 Pages.Comes with "This Journal Belongs To" personalize page.Quality made Composition Notebook.Wide ruled lined white paper.For school boys and girls. Great Christmas present or birthday gift.

Malevolent Ignoble Calamity (or Mel for short) is the youngest member of the Calamity Clan--a coven of Bastan witches and warlocks who pride themselves on being the worst of the worst. If Mel wants to survive past her twenty-first birthday, she needs to complete a rite of passage: lure the children Hansel and Gretal into her cottage, cook them, and eat them. There are just a few problems: 1. Mel has no interest in eating children. 2. The children have no interest in leaving their house. 3. The parents of the children have no interest in behaving the way normal parents are supposed to behave. 4. Hansel and Gretal aren't even their real names. Slade Oliver is the Advisor to the Guild of Records and it's not his job to fix fairy tales anymore, but this tale isn't like the others. Powerful bloodlines are involved, and where there is powerful blood, there will be powerful enemies. The stakes are high, but the task is simple: extract the children from their house and send them to the witch in the woods. There is just one single problem: 1. Slade Oliver doesn't play by the rules, and neither will this fairy tale. This is a full, standalone novel, over 90,000 words. It is book two of the Bastan Hollow series but each book CAN be read as a standalone.