Books with author David Holmes

"I Like Veggies!" is a children story about a boy named Jesse, who has a very creative imagination. It was written shortly after talking with parents about getting their children to eat more vegetables. It tells the story of how they can enjoy eating healthy by combining it with playtime games. It is wonderful to see the eyes of a child light up when they realize the possibilities of having fun with all the different adventures they could imagine doing.

"Who Are You?" is a children story about a girl named Sue, who goes to a family reunion at her grandmother's house. It was written as an introduction for children to genealogy. It tells the story of how we are related to the different members of our family. It is wonderful to see the eyes of a child light up when they realize that they are a part of a much larger family of second cousins and great aunts & uncles.

Everyone loves a good scary story. These spooky tales, woven together with the haunting music of the hammer dulcimer, fiddle and banjo, won't soon be forgotten. Ages 7+ David Holt is best know as host of Fire on the Mountains on the Nashville Network and the PBS series Folkways. He is a frequent guest on Hee Haw, Nashville Now and the Grand Ole Opry. Side One: Tallybone, Ross and Anna, Spearfinger, Ducks on the Pond. Side Two: Last Chance, The Hairywoman, Sioux Indians, The Fiddle of Rattlesnake Ridge. Approximately 39 minutes.

"I Like to Walk!" is a children story about a dog named Ian, who goes on a walk with his master. It was written as an introduction for children to the exercise of walking. It tells the story of how we can enjoy getting our exercise from a pet's perspective. It is wonderful to see the eyes of a child light up when they realize the possibilities of having fun outdoors and all the different adventures they could do.

"Who Are You?" is a children story about a girl named Sue, who goes to a family reunion at her grandmother's house. It was written as an introduction for children to genealogy. It tells the story of how we are related to the different members of our family. It is wonderful to see the eyes of a child light up when they realize that they are a part of a much larger family of second cousins and great aunts & uncles.

Contemporary Case Studies feature up-to-date case studies on key topics in AS and A2 Geography. Written by highly experienced authors, examiners and teachers, each title opens with an introductory framework that identifies the relevant key concepts and then follows with a series of short cases that include succinct analysis of the issues raised. In the Using case studies boxes, specific questions are posed and examiner guidance is provided on how the material can be used to tackle them; exercises based on one or more of the case studies are also included. The concluding section provides more detailed advice on making the most of the case studies in the examination.