Books with author Natalie Allen

The University of Arkansas and its Razorbacks hold a special place in the hearts of Arkansans, not simply because the state has no professional sports teams, but because of the colorful players and coaches who have passed through the campus gates. Author Nate Allen chronicles the good, the bad, and the funny from UA’s athletic history, as found in Tales from Hog Heaven and More Tales from Hog Heaven, in Amazing Tales from Hog Heaven. Fans will be able to read tales of some of the legendary Razorbacks through the decades—from 1st team All-American Ronnie Caveness to eventual Chicago Bears Hall of Fame player Dan Hampton, and so many others. Allen covers the football program’s adjustment in 1998 from the dour Danny Ford to the upbeat Houston Nutt, and Lou Holtz’s one-liners that seared their targets, but sometimes boomeranged. They will meet the legendary track coach who told one of his Irish athletes “to row back home,” and read about sportswriter Orville Henry’s penchant for deflating self-important bowl officials. Amazing Tales from Hog Heaven is a must-have addition to any Razorback fan’s library.

Amazing water mammals, birds, and fish from different corners of the world inhabit the pages of this bright and colorful pop-up book. Beautiful 3D scenes of wild life representing different geographic areas are supplemented with realistic sounds. With the help of the book, kids will meet animals that live in the Amazon River, polar areas, in the open ocean, and in warm tropical waters.

Why does it rain? Why do volcanoes erupt? Are there underwater mountains? This colorful and informative book about our planet is a perfect way to introduce children to key geography and geology concepts, which answers their numerous questions. Three-dimensional pop-up illustrations and realistic sounds will turn the process of learning into a real adventure.

Tetter Tracing Books for Kids Ages 3-5 Handwriting Practice! Recognizing and writing letters of the alphabet is something that should be ingrained from early childhood, or else it will prove to be problematic later on. This Trace Letters Ages 3-5 is apt for accomplishing this purpose. • When children are tracing letters for preschool, it is imperative they learn to trace letters in both uppercase and lowercase, since some of them differ considerably in the two cases. This workbook helps them to practice effectively. • Do you know what makes the concept of tracing really enjoyable? Cute and endearing cartoon pictures that are related to the letters. Brightly colored images not only help to capture interest, but aid in memory, so kids can easily remember and practice. This book is designed to enable tracing letters for kids in a fun and exciting manner. Even if your child is initially unwilling to “practice writing”, they will soon be drawn to this fascinating activity. • The method is extremely simple – your child practices holding a pencil or crayon correctly while tracing letters of the alphabet. This is done to assist with motor control, while helping to learn how to recognize each letter as well. • These tracing books for kids ages 3-5 are versatile and can be used for pre-kindergarten, basic for kindergarten, and basic levels for first graders or toddlers. • When they trace letters of the alphabet, it is necessary that kids are able to see clearly in order to finish the task properly. This letter book is printed on large paper with dimensions of 8.5 x 11 inches, so your child won’t face that problem. Preschoolers and toddlers need a great deal of practice for improving hold and control – this Handwriting Workbook helps in alphabet recognition and tracing in preparation for formal education in future. Don’t hesitate – place your order without further delay. Keep checking for the next version – tracing letters and numbers for preschool!

The University of Arkansas and its Razorbacks hold a special place in the hearts of Arkansans, not simply because the state has no professional sports teams, but because of the colorful players and coaches who have passed through the campus gates. Author Nate Allen chronicles the good, the bad, and the funny from UA’s athletic history, as found in Tales from Hog Heaven and More Tales from Hog Heaven, in Amazing Tales from Hog Heaven. Fans will be able to read tales of some of the legendary Razorbacks through the decades—from 1st team All-American Ronnie Caveness to eventual Chicago Bears Hall of Fame player Dan Hampton, and so many others. Allen covers the football program’s adjustment in 1998 from the dour Danny Ford to the upbeat Houston Nutt, and Lou Holtz’s one-liners that seared their targets, but sometimes boomeranged. They will meet the legendary track coach who told one of his Irish athletes “to row back home,” and read about sportswriter Orville Henry’s penchant for deflating self-important bowl officials. Amazing Tales from Hog Heaven is a must-have addition to any Razorback fan’s library.

As you all know, this season our destroyers have been fighting harder than ever before to participate in this very match, but only two have made it. The brutalities require only the best destroyers, and no mistakes can be made. The winner of the brutalities has always gone down in history, and tonight, these destroyers want nothing more, and they'll do anything to get it. These fights keep the society together. Who would have guest they might be the thing that tears it apart?

She looked around. There were leaves scattered all along the muddy clearing, and the only sound was the howling wind. She could see the moon through the trees, bright and round, lighting up the area as if it were a giant light bulb, gleaming shining silver light onto the world and starts dotted the sky around it like freckles on a face. She sat on a rock. The sky was still and inky blue, as if it were threatening to put the world into an eternal darkness. She laid down on the rock, feeling as though her feet were being relieved of a burden. She was so tired, her head was throbbing, her legs hurt, and she had a couple of scratches on her arms from thorns and sticks. But she trudged on nonetheless. She had been walking for a long time when she realized how hungry she was. She couldn't remember the last time she'd eaten. In fact, she couldn't remember anything from before she woke up...