Books with author F. Marion

Part I explains the mathematics of horoscope calculation, with clear, easy-to-follow instructions for erecting an accurate birth chart. You will develop the skills REQUIRED for Certification as a Professional Astrologer. Part II provides special tools to refine interpretive ability (intercepted houses, retrograde planets, etc.). Part III details in-depth psychological analysis and sensitive points (pre-natal eclipse, Arabian parts, Vertex and more).

About the Book History texts study and interpret the past as it may be understood from written documents. The period before written records is called prehistory. Historians use a narrative to examine and analyse past events, and attempt to objectively determine the patterns of cause and effect. Historical studies are not an end in themselves, but also a way of providing perspective on events taking place in the present. Also in this Book History derives from Greek historia, meaning "inquiry, knowledge acquired by investigation". It is the study of the past as described in written documents, with events occurring before written records being considered prehistory. World history is generally considered a teaching topic rather than a research topic. There are many history text books of varying quality, with some addressing the teaching of history or historiography, the process of undertaking research in history. About us Leopold Classic Library has the goal of making available to readers the classic books that have been out of print for decades. While these books may have occasional imperfections, we consider that only hand checking of every page ensures readable content without poor picture quality, blurred or missing text etc. That's why we: republish only hand checked books; that are high quality; enabling readers to see classic books in original formats; that are unlikely to have missing or blurred pages. You can search "Leopold Classic Library" in categories of your interest to find other books in our extensive collection. Happy reading!

Finding the mysterious trunk in the attic of her mom’s house seemed odd to Savannah, but not as odd as when pages of a story her granddad had written during his race against dementia began to fill the empty trunk. Granddad had been gone for nearly a year, but the pages arrived like clockwork. Each night the adventures of Tyne E. — a mouse jockey with a gang of friends who pull off the biggest switcheroo in Palmetto Derby history — show up in the trunk for Savannah to read. Tyne E.’s dilemma of how to keep his new best friend P, the amnesia-stricken, yet most talented racehorse in the state, from being returned to his mean, dishonest owner, Mr. Cheatham, consumed Savannah’s every thought and soon became more real than she ever expected. How was Savannah to know her granddad’s story would inspire a school revolt at Ward Middle, or that by the end of the week, every student in Mr. Weiss’ fifth period biology class would be counting on her to save their grades? The pressure was on, and Savannah felt up to the task — until the night the pages stopped. How would she help her friends now? And why did her granddad’s pages stop appearing in the trunk? Savannah had to know the end of the story. But endings aren’t always as they seem, and this one will change Savannah’s life forever. TYNE E. TELLS is an amusing, energetic coming-of-age story ripe with adventure, mystery, and emotion. A perfect read for fans of Cassie Beasley’s Circus Mirandus and Ingrid Law’s Savvy who enjoy stories of bittersweet reality made sweeter with a little spark of magic. Through love, Savannah’s granddad transcends impossible boundaries, reaching out in the magical moments of his story to reveal a universal truth. Those who come before us begin a story, and we do our best to pick up where they left off, delivering each page as we go.

Finding the mysterious trunk in the attic of her mom's house seemed odd to Savannah, but not as odd as when pages of a story her granddad had written during his race against dementia began to fill the empty trunk. Granddad had been gone for nearly a year, but the pages arrived like clockwork.Each night the adventures of Tyne E. -- a mouse jockey with a gang of friends who pull off the biggest switcheroo in Palmetto Derby history -- show up in the trunk for Savannah to read. Tyne E.'s dilemma of how to keep his new best friend P, the amnesia-stricken, yet most talented racehorse in the state, from being returned to his mean, dishonest owner, Mr. Cheatham, consumed Savannah's every thought and soon became more real than she ever expected. How was Savannah to know her granddad's story would inspire a school revolt at Ward Middle, or that by the end of the week, every student in Mr. Weiss' fifth period biology class would be counting on her to save their grades? The pressure was on, and Savannah felt up to the task -- until the night the pages stopped. How would she help her friends now? And why did her granddad's pages stop appearing in the trunk? Savannah had to know the end of the story. But endings aren't always as they seem, and this one will change Savannah's life forever.TYNE E. TELLS is an amusing, energetic coming-of-age story ripe with adventure, mystery, and emotion. A perfect read for fans of Cassie Beasley's Circus Mirandusand Ingrid Law's Savvywho enjoy stories of bittersweet reality made sweeter with a little spark of magic. Through love, Savannah's granddad transcends impossible boundaries, reaching out in the magical moments of his story to reveal a universal truth. Those who come before us begin a story, and we do our best to pick up where they left off, delivering each page as we go.

V.M. Marion has a master’s degree in psychology. She has extensive education, experience, and knowledge in developmental psychology from birth to end of life. She has worked as a medical and mental health professional for several years. Sasha the Big White Dog, an adoption story is a story about adoption. Early childhood development experts agree that introducing the concept of adoption is important in helping the adopted child to understand adoption. Introducing adoption to children at an early age is a personal decision for each family. By introducing words and concepts as early as three years old, the child will have been exposed to the idea, words, and concepts of the special, loving meaning of adoption. Sasha the Big White Dog reveals the special, loving bond, and concept of adoption.

Meet Alec and his dog Roscoe! Alec is an imaginative, though unassuming, early primary school kid, an only child, with his best friend Roscoe, his dog. It's Christmas break time at his school and Alec is longing for a special wooden toy plane for Christmas this year. He has a near disastrous sledding mishap on his favorite sledding hill, followed by a hilarious ending to a Christmas pageant play, due to Roscoe's mischievousness. But, along the way he learns the meaning and origins of some of our Christmas traditions and holiday decorations and how they came to be part of our Christmas and holiday celebrations.

Meet Alec and his dog Roscoe! Alec is an imaginative, though unassuming, early primary school kid, an only child, with his best friend Roscoe, his dog. It's Christmas break time at his school and Alec is longing for a special wooden toy plane for Christmas this year. He has a near disastrous sledding mishap on his favorite sledding hill, followed by a hilarious ending to a Christmas pageant play, due to Roscoe's mischievousness. But, along the way he learns the meaning and origins of some of our Christmas traditions and holiday decorations and how they came to be part of our Christmas and holiday celebrations.