Books with author Anne Taylor

FIND THE DIFFERENCE PUZZLES | FULL COLOR INTERIOR | 8” x 10” | 24 PUZZLES | 72 COLOR PICTURES INCLUDING PUZZLE SOLUTIONS | IDEAL GIFT FOR CHILDREN | USEFUL FOR KEEPING KIDS GAINFULLY OCCUPIED This book contains:46 pages white paperTrim size 8” x 10”Good quality paperSoft, sturdy matte coverOther related children’s books by this author include the following: Picture Puzzles for Kids ISBN-13: 978-1981473816ASIN: B077ZXQ58MFind the Difference Picture Puzzles ISBN-13: 978-1985319325 ASIN: B079R7ZMQ5 The books can easily be located using the ISBN (ASIN) numbers provided. Just type (or copy & paste) the numbers onto the Amazon search bar and you would be able to find the books.

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Lessons from Old School walks you through snippets of a young man's life that has been filled with positive role models; mentors. This book speaks to young men who may or may not have a relationship with a positive role model, and gives them examples of what that looked like in the author's life. Lessons from Old School serves as a tool to build awareness in a young man's life of potential mentors that may already exist in his life. The author recounts several key life lessons he learned from some of his most memorable role models.

Lessons from Old School walks you through snippets of a young man's life that has been filled with positive role models...mentors. This book speaks to young men who may or may not have a relationship with a positive role model, and gives them examples of what that looked like in the author's life. Lessons from Old School serves as a tool to build awareness in a young man's life of potential mentors that may already exist in his life. The author recounts several key life lessons he learned from some of his most memorable role models.

Looking for fun and educationally inclined activities for your kids? This book is likely to be what you are looking for. ‘Find the difference’ (also known as ‘spot the difference’) puzzles are fun and challenging as developmental and educational activities for children. All the puzzles in this book are designed to ensure they are correctly matched to the intended age group of 6 to 9. They provide appropriate challenges that offer both successes as well as requiring sufficient efforts to solve problems. This volume is printed with full colors and in larger sized paper that are more suitable for younger readers. Kids will love spending time with the engaging puzzles here: these are all carefully crafted to meet their interests and providing them with a sense of personal achievement. Special features of this book include the following: • Full colored puzzles with solutions provided • Larger size (8” x 10”) printing to cater for younger kids • All puzzles, solutions and pages are numbered • Twenty-four sets of picture puzzles • Two slightly different difficulty levels of picture puzzles Get your copy of this Picture Puzzles book for your kids or as a gift. Click on the Buy Button now and a copy will soon be on the way. Note: This puzzle book for kids is available in the following formats/versions: (1) Paperback – Printed version (2) Digital - as a kindle book If you buy the paperback version, you can get the kindle book at a hugely discounted price of $0.99.

Everyone has wondered what it would be like to be their pet dog or cat—covered in fur, walking on all fours. But have you ever wondered what it would be like to have eight eyes and legs like a spider? What if you drank through a straw that was part of your mouth like a butterfly? The imagination runs wild in this book that explores the hilarious possibilities of what it would be like if people had the traits of animals all while learning distinct and disgusting facts about these animals. For instance, picture what it would be like if people . . . . . . carried their young in their mouths like jawfish do. . . . were as strong as carpenter ants, which can lift 850x their own weight. . . . could stretch over 10x their own length the way that ribbon worms can. . . . had eyes in their hands like starfish. . . . had skunk defenses and squirted some stink out of their rears when they’re attacked.What If Humans Were Animals imagines all these possibilities and more in hilariously graphic picture and gag-provoking text that entertains as well as educates. Readers will never be able to forget all these animal facts when they picture them in this zany and outrageous context.

Malawi Memories is an account of life in 1967-1971 in Lilongwe, then the capital of the Central Region. It is drawn from the letters written by Humphrey and Anne Taylor to their parents, in England. Humphrey was appointed Rector of St Peter’s Anglican church in Lilongwe. His parish covered a huge area of outstations, churches, schools and political detention centres. Anne taught English and History in the Boys’ and Girls’ Secondary Schools at Likuni, a R.C. mission station five miles outside Lilongwe and, with a friend, ran a Homecraft class for African women in the Church hall.. St Peter’s Rectory was the midpoint of the Diocese, so many people travelling between the north and south, stayed overnight. Eventually, the Diocese agreed to let Humphrey build St Peter’s Guest House, which now features in the Rough Guide to Africa. The book describes the joys of living in such a beautiful country and notes the development of the Taylors’ two little daughters, for the benefit of their grandparents in England. It records the Humphrey and Anne Taylor’s efforts to serve the disparate communities they found there and the friendships they made with both Africans and Europeans. There are accounts of the tensions of working in post-colonial Africa, with inevitable friction between the races and cultures. Visits to other countries in Central Africa, enabled them to compare their political development with what was happening in Malawi, where President Hastings Banda became ever more despotic. During their leave in the UK, in 1970, Humphrey did an MA in African Urban Studies at SOAS. They returned to Malawi in December 1971 but nine months later, Humphrey was deported from Malawi on President Banda’s orders, because of his involvement with political detainees. The whole family returned to the UK. However, they retained their love for Malawi and its people and in 2000, Humphrey and Anne were invited to return to take part in the Jubilee celebrations of St Peter’s Church. They met old friends, including the Vice President, a former teaching colleague of Anne’s, and were able to see how the new democratic government was working as well as to observe the impact of AIDS and the doubling of the population in a country without mineral resources.

Mr. Jellybean sets out on yet another adventure, when he becomes the proud winner of a crossword prize . His dear friend and himself are simply ecstatic to learn they have won a two night stay in the Austrian Alps . What could possibly go wrong with his best buddy by his side? But sharing a mountain resort chalet with two other prize winners, proves not to be that straightforward. Mr Jellybean is is thrown into the turbulent lives of Ollie and Graham, highlighting the dangerous reality of how ignorance can have dangerous consequences.