Books with author Jan Watson

The work known as Watson s Collection has long been extremely scarce, and when a copy has occurred for sale, could only be obtained at an increasingly extravagant price. To meet the demand thus indicated, and render this important work accessible to the growing class of Book Collectors, the present limited facsimile reprint was projected ;and for the cordial support which it has received from the lovers of our early Scots Literature, who have so promptly subscribed, acknowledgment and thanks are here tendered by THE PUBLISHERS. Glasgow, Oct.,(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writings. Careful attention has been made to accurately preserve the original format of each page whilst digitally enhancing the aged text. Read books online for free at

In todays society, there are many children with disabilities and illnesses. Sometimes society has a tendency to overlook the hidden talent in these individuals. They are special in a positive way, because they are the children of God. The most amazing thing about individuals with any form of disability is that they are stronger in other areas. For instance, a man without physical sight may have the capability to play a musical instrument, yet some people with sight cannot play at all. Ask yourself, How does this happen? I believe that within each person lies a light of hope, spirituality, and determination. If you are confident, regardless of your circumstance, you can accomplish anything. After all, God is only concerned about your heart, not your physical appearance. In addition, he loves all of his children. Be confident in who you are, and know that you are a wonderful individual in spite of physical or mental limitations.

Anthony Briggs hates pigeons, and for good reason. Thanks to his funny way of walking and his leg braces, his classmate TJ started calling him Pidge, a nickname hed love to dump. So when the Science Squad recruits students for a project to solve why pigeons come in so many different colors, Anthony is anything but interested . . . until he learns that the reward is spending a night at the Natural History Museum. He signs up in a flash, and ends up paired with TJ. Anthony is stuck listening to TJs insults and doing two peoples work. Can he stick it out to win the museum overnight? Or will the birds get the best of him again?