Books with author Hoffman Roger

Join your favorite My Little Pony characters on a coloring adventure.Embark on an unforgettable coloring journey with the Mane 6! In this beautifully illustrated coloring book featuring detailed black-and-white line illustrations, you’ll color in your favorite pony pals and meet new friends and foes from My Little Pony: The Movie. Follow along as these pony friends go on a quest to use the magic of friendship and save Equestria. With wonderful pictures, patterns, and borders to be colored in, this is the perfect book for grown-up pony fans.

It has been said that our greatest gifts come from our deepest wounds. Ron Hoffman has lived his life in testament to these words, having survived a nearly fatal bullet wound as a boy of ten. Join him as he describes the chaos that ensued from the suffering of his childhood, which eventually led him to his current position as a national leader in the holistic care of people living with Lou Gehrig's Disease, ALS. Share in this story of a man who lives daily in the trenches of life and death, and who brings to it the compassion and insight of a spiritual leader, one who has done his personal mending and who encourages and supports others doing the same.

Detach yourself from everyday distractions and unwind with this stunning collection of spirograph designs that will keep you focused and entertained.Spirograph debuted 50 years ago and has since delighted generations with its easy yet precise spiral drawing tools. Now fans and new audiences can channel the toy's rhythmic, therapeutic art experience through coloring.© 2017 Hasbro

Twelve-year old twins Art and Minnie are in for the adventure of their lives. Hurricane Carl is on his way. Their mom is stationed in Afghanistan. Their fireman father has to leave them to help secure the town, and their dog Pepper has run off. To make matters worse, the twins need to try to convince their grumpy old neighbor to leave his home and seek shelter. Could things possibly get any worse? Maybe. You can find out when you read the first adventure of The Saltwater Kids.

It's time for the annual school play at Thurgood Marshall Middle School, and everyone is excited to get their chance for a role in the play – Mrs. Pickle's Parrot. Drama teacher Mrs. B wrote the play, which features a talking, singing, rapping parrot named Pumpkin. Minnie and her twin brother Art both want the part of Parrot, which causes some conflict. But, by the end of the book, the twins have the right roles for them – as do all of their friends. There's lots of fun and misadventures as Mrs. B's seventh graders take to the stage. This is the second book of the Saltwater Kids series, which follows 12-year-old twins Art and Minnie, who live on a houseboat in Gulfport, Florida.

Parker Engels, a fourth grader, is the kind of kid that teachers love and the students despise because Parker always listens, does his homework and never gives the teacher any trouble. In "Fourth Grader Parker Engels: Poetic Justice" the kids in Parker's class are very unkind to him until one day when Parker politely dishes out poetic justice and things take a turn for the better.At the end of the book you will find Author Notes. It describes how to write a Haiku poem, which was the homework assignment in the story. Also, written on the blackboard on page 2 are ten vocabulary words. All of the those vocabulary words are found in the story.