Books with author John Edwards

Within the pages of this book, you will read ‘real’ pee-mails from ‘real’ dogs with ‘real’ problems asking for Pip’s advice and guidance.“Pip” is a Border Collie with a wealth of knowledge and here, he offers step by step solutions in reply to each individual pee-mail message received by some bewildered and confused canines. From zero recall, anxiety, soiling, pulling on the lead, anti social behaviour, barking, nipping, car travel to mental agility activities.He also includes a section for ‘Humans’ with useful advice on how to become the best companions every dog deserves!Are YOU up to it?About the author:Jan Edwards is a qualified dog trainer of many years standing. She has always had dogs and has wide experience of training ‘humans’ how to live with their canine friends teaching them how to get along with each other in harmony.

Excerpt from Poetry an' RotTh' bringin' up av children 'z like thet ten pin game. Yew git a half-a - dozen balls An' pitch 'm all th' same; Yew jest roll 'em one by one, Yew can't tell what yew' l git An' even while the'r in yer sight Yew can't tell what yew'l hit.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Some people are scared of bees, but these creatures play a significant part in our world. With the use of captivating poems, this innovative book features many key facts about these interesting insects and explains why they are important to the wellbeing of many other organisms. Curious readers will love learning amusing rhymes that help them remember specific information and easily share fun facts with friends and family. Eye-catching photographs help hold readers' attention. Simple sentence structures introduce rhyming and verse writing.

Imagine a captured African youth who escapes, along with other native boys, from a slave ship headed to the New World. They try to row their way back home to Africa, but land instead on a magical and mysterious island somewhere in the unknown and unseen Caribbean, where nothing is as it should be, including the natural process of aging.With the passage of time, that is, centuries later, on another island, in another place and time, Brooklyn teen Shelby Simmons, who aspires to become a famous author someday, accompanies her younger siblings on the Fourth of July to enjoy the fireworks display. Following the crowd-pleasing show a drowsy Shelby and her brothers notice a couple of odd twinkling figures above, headed earthward. Shortly they are surprised by an encounter with a strange and unusual boy, 'Mpeta' (M-pee-ta) and his pixie companion 'Yam Yam,' both from the far-off island of 'Misbegot'...and who both CAN FLY! On learning Shelby is a STORYTELLER!!! Mpeta tries to convince her and her brothers to accompany him back to his island to join his 'Pack" of lost boys. There, wild adventures, unbelievable events, and battles with bandit pirates awaits! A reimaged adaptation of 'Peter Pan,' this African-American take on the classic story stands as a metaphor of our historical and cultural experience, past...and present.

Anyone of sound mind would not want to dive into waters full of sharks, but diving into shark poetry is a whole other story! Eye-catching images pair closely with captivating, rhyming text that offers fun facts about these fierce fish. Delightful poems provide compelling content supporting life science curricula, making it easy for readers to remember key facts. This engaging volume encourages an understanding and recognition of rhyming words, which is part of the ELA curriculum.

Anyone of sound mind would not want to dive into waters full of sharks, but diving into shark poetry is a whole other story! Eye-catching images pair closely with captivating, rhyming text that offers fun facts about these fierce fish. Delightful poems provide compelling content supporting life science curricula, making it easy for readers to remember key facts. This engaging volume encourages an understanding and recognition of rhyming words, which is part of the ELA curriculum.

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