Books with author Barbara Webb

How do you cope with a terminal illness diagnosis for your husband? My way was to take the drastic step of relocating from Cornwall to Quito, Ecuador, a few years after the death of my husband, Richard. There I learnt Spanish, danced tango and worked as a volunteer in the Teatro Bolivar in Quito, all of which helped me cope with the loss. The story of "Moving from Grief in Cornwall" begins in 2001 when my husband was diagnosed with cancer and told he had nine months to live. We had been restoring an old farmhouse in Porthcurno where we had retired to but all that was to change. The book traces how as his carer I became his chauffeur, juice extractor extraordinaire, financial expert and nurse all rolled into one. Travel plans were cancelled and we tried to live in the NOW. After all there was no future and to remind ourselves of past joys was too painful. I faced his death, funeral and post-death experiences, and only then looked further afield.Grief affects us all; the only thing that’s different is how we deal with it to empower ourselves. I hope the book will give readers hope after the death of a loved one.. Barbara's website is:www.barbaramwebb.com

In What Does Green Mean?, readers will learn concepts and vocabulary words (such as green, eco-friendly, and organic) associated with being earth-friendly. Featuring 24 pages with real-life photographs, before- and after-reading activities, informational sidebars, and more, students will stay engaged while building reading comprehension skills. Do you like science? Do you want to help take care of the Earth? Then the Green Earth Science series is perfect for you. Each book in the collection helps you discover simple things that you can do to be a friend of the Earth and the science behind why it's important.

Teacher Created Resources is an educational publishing company founded by Mary Dupuy Smith, a classroom teacher. The concept behind this successful line is that they’re aware first-hand about teaching. All the products are "created by teachers for teachers and parents.". Young readers discover what harms habitats and what people can do help. Kindergarten - 2nd Grades. 24 pages. Satisfaction ensured.

In Endangered!, readers will examine how plants and animals are impacted by human activity, why it matters, and what can be done to help. Featuring 24 pages with real-life photographs, before- and after-reading activities, informational sidebars, and more, students will stay engaged while building reading comprehension skills. Do you like science? Do you want to help take care of the Earth? Then the Green Earth Science series is perfect for you. Each book in the collection helps you discover simple things that you can do to be a friend of the Earth and the science behind why it's important.