Books with author B. J. Bradley

Forensic anthropologists may be consulted when human remains are found at an archaeological excavation or at a crime scene. Here's a look at how anthropologists analyze skeletal remains to learn about the deceased--their age and gender, how they may have lived, and their overall state of health prior to death. Bradley J. Adams, Ph.D., provides specific information on procedures, tools of the trade, and the science behind this fascinating field, as well as the challenges faced by today's practitioners.

Fifteen-year old Nasa Peregrine knows that he’ll never be selected to bond with one of the wildly destructive, Jade-green crystals kept under careful guard by the Office of Humanity. After all, Nasa is just an average student, and everyone knows that average kids are doomed to lead boring, uneventful lives. But that all changes when Nasa is unjustly declared a traitor by the Office of Humanity and is forced to flee the city of last refuge, or face a torturous death. Pursued by the Harvester, the most powerful of the Jade wielding elite, Nasa escapes into war ravaged lands where he discovers that an ordinary kid can have extraordinary powers to change the fate of an entire world.

This is a story about Paul, who loves his Lord Jesus, and is trying to love his neighbors.This is a book for parents and children to gain a deeper understanding of some principles in Scripture and is meant to help encourage conversation between parents and children about Christ and Christian living. Children enjoy reading about the characters and their lives, and learning about how they can talk to others about Jesus.Based on the Scriptures:Do not love the world or anything that belongs to the world. If you love the world, you do not love the Father. Everything that belongs to the world—what the sinful self desires, what people see and want, and everything in this world that people are so proud of—none of this comes from the Father; it all comes from the world. --1 John 2:15, 16Anyone who is joined to Christ is a new being; the old is gone, the new has come.--2 Corinthians 5:17

Arthur can’t understand why no one in San Gabriel has ever heard of Clara and Sebastian Aragon. He can’t believe no one remembers their names in a city where his parents lived little more than ten years ago.Maybe the people of San Gabriel fear the children from across the sea. Arthur suspects the city fears the dahlias more. The cult of the Dahlia Children drowns San Gabriel in its black shadow, led by a man named Elder Son who jealously guards the clue that could lead Arthur to his parents.If Arthur defeats the Elder Son, he may finally have the thing he needs to reunite his family. Even if he does, he may regret what secrets it unlocks

Want to draw kawaii? All it takes is five simple steps to create the cutest drawings ever! This book positively brims with cuteness! Learn to draw the adorable Japanese kawaii style with this easy-to-follow, fun guide. Each spread features one drawing with step-by-step instructions plus a blank page for creating your own variation on the delightful image. Thirty-eight irresistible projects include a sweet-faced panda holding bamboo, a magical girl waving a wand, smiling sushi roll, and a unicorn, dinosaur, bubble tea, and ice cream!

The key to solving all the puzzles in this book is to get coloring! This vibrant and charming puzzle book is packed with entertaining new takes on classic puzzles, loveable cartoon illustrations, and an irrepressible sense of fun. It’s perfect for boys and girls aged 6+.The fun starts on the cover! Kids will be drawn in by Jess Bradley’s loveable, cheeky and humorous illustration style… and the challenge of trying to spot the green fish!,Includes new takes on classic puzzles kids know and love such as such as color-by-numbers, search and find, memory puzzles, and sudoku, as well as exciting new games they'll soon be hooked on. The puzzles are themed in a way that will appeal to both boys and girls, in an illustration style that works perfectly for everything from pirates to pixies.

All’s not well at the Wimbly School of Arts Arcana. Rumors swirl of enemies gathering beyond school grounds. Whispers spread that the newest student at Wimbly’s may be none other than the Misfit King, a powerful enemy prophesied to destroy the magicians and the world they’ve built. If only they knew the truth. If only they knew Quinn couldn’t cast a spell to save his life. If only they knew he cheated his way into Wimbly’s to escape his horrible foster home. If only the talented magicians knew a darker, more sinister evil plotted their demise... Hiding in a world not his own, Quinn must fool the strongest, most powerful magicians in the magical world. He’ll befriend dwarves and yetis and odd outcasts. He’ll walk through doors that lead to different worlds and speak to paper men who live in books, all to discover the dangerous secret that could give Quinn the magic he so desperately desires. All’s not well at the Wimbly School of Arts Arcana. Rumors swirl of enemies gathering beyond school grounds. Whispers spread that the newest student at Wimbly’s may be none other than the Misfit King, a powerful enemy prophecied to destroy the magicians and the world they’ve built. If only they knew the truth. If only they knew Quinn couldn’t cast a spell to save his life. If only they knew he cheated his way into Wimbly’s to escape his horrible foster home. If only the talented magicians knew a darker, more sinister evil plotted their demise... Hiding in a world not his own, Quinn must fool the strongest, most powerful magicians in the magical world. He’ll befriend dwarves and yetis and odd outcasts, walk through doors that lead to different worlds, and speak to paper men who live in books, all to discover a dangerous secret known only to the strongest magician at Wimbly’s—a man who also happens to be his principal. Hiding in a world not his own, Quinn must fool the strongest, most powerful magicians in the magical world. He’ll befriend dwarves and yetis and odd outcasts, walk through doors that lead to different worlds, and speak to paper men who live in books, all to discover a dangerous secret known only to the strongest magician at Wimbly’s—a man who also happens to be his principal.