Books with author David Harris

* Beautifully illustrated with atmospheric paintings by renowned artists, Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion is a fascinating philosophical work in which three philosophers named Demea, Philo, and Cleanthes debate the nature of God's existence. * Just as accessible and enjoyable for today's readers as it would have been when first published, the book is one of the great works of English philosophical literature and continues to be widely read throughout the world.* This meticulous digital edition from Heritage Illustrated Publishing is a faithful reproduction of the original text and is enhanced with images of classic works of art carefully selected by our team of professional editors.

Inspiration and guidance for gathering story ideas, writing story outlines, revising, and all the secrets good writers use to make their stories shine.Everything young writers needs to know to improve their stories: how to start a story, suggestions to help with plot, character, voice, and setting, how to end a story, and questions to ask when the story is done to help make revisions. The guide includes practical suggestions from the author and many other writers throughout. There are chapters on the special needs of several popular genres including realistic fiction, SF/Fantasy, and historical fiction.An appendix lists guidelines for peer editing.

One night when it was Evan’s bed time. His dad told him, that when he couldn’t sleep, he used to count sheep. Count sheep what a good idea, so he started at One sheep.Evan is helped to sleep with his dad counting 10 sheep. A beautifully illustrated book for young children baby to 6. You can read to young children or you can have your child read it as a reader. This book is designed to help children not only count from 1 to 10, but it introduces them to reading numbers in a practical way. This digital book contains colorful illustrations showing the imagination of Evan and counting sheep from one to ten to help him sleep. This book was written by Sophia Harris. She has been working in education for 21 years as a Numeracy specialist and loves helping children of all ages learn their maths. The last few pages of the book have some valuable tips towards helping your child in learning numeracy. Starting from 1 to 10 then beyond.

A rich story of epic proportions. A massive school at the heart of the Light Realm with over 30,000 students, a world with its own lore that stretches back 1,500 years, and ten kingdoms caught in political strife as traitors arise inside of royal families. Erafeen is idea for lovers of magical fantasies entwined with dark political strife. His dead father: a legend. His father-figure: an icon. Sinister truths are buried within the powers that raised Bryson. And as these secrets begin to shake his faith in those great men, disaster shakes the world around him. Several of Kuki Sphaira's ten kingdoms are in shambles from mass bloodshed, royal assassinations, and rekindled ancient wars. And it will take more than political, military, or even magical power to solve such problems. The Jestivan--a band of ten elite students, including Bryson--become the unlikely heroes when one of their own goes missing. Now they must infiltrate foreign lands and track down kings, bringing them face-to-face with secrets better left unknown. Most drown in their demons. Some try to escape. The Jestivan are the rare few who will do anything just to find them ... And they are the ones who learn the highest rule of power: To build trust, one must lie.

Evil is winning. The Light Realm could always find solace in the fact that they were five kingdoms strong, giving them power over the Dark Realm for centuries. But following the events of the uprising, one kingdom has cut ties with the Light to join forces with the opposition, tipping the balance of power. And in a war being fought on multiple fronts, spanning across nine kingdoms, numbers are vital. After a year of being sequestered in Dunami Palace, Bryson LeAnce has finally been given freedom to participate in the war in hopes to turn the tides. The Jestivan will discover methods of penetrating enemy lines with the help of a crafty spy; they will visit the homeland of the Rogue Demon, blazing a trail on the way to finding answers about his past; and they will stumble upon an opportunity that could gain them an ally from the most unexpected corner of the world. Meanwhile, a chronicle sits on the bottom of the sea, its existence unknown to most. After a decade of preparing to hunt it, the time has come for one Jestivan to embark on the greatest voyage ever. One discovery will be certain... Gods once walked the land.

This book is a book about family values at Christmas and how family and friends come together in the eyes of Noah. The book introduces family values and how spending time with family at Christmas time. Christmas time is a fun time and should be especially fun for young children. This book is a fun story to be read by young readers or by parents to young children.