Books with author P J Graham

The World Health Organization included gaming disorder in the 2018 edition of its International Classification of Diseases, but video game addiction has been a problem since the first at-home and arcade video game consoles. Video Game Addiction examines the history of video game addiction, explores controversies in the video game industry, and discusses the future advances of gaming disorder treatment and solutions.

Born into an African American family a few years after the end of the Civil War, the woman who became known as Madam C. J. Walker entered a world where slavery was still a very raw wound in American society. Although she was orphaned at a young age, C. J. Walker quickly learned about the world around her and how to adapt. The children of sharecroppers, she and her sister worked in cotton fields until Walker married at the age of fourteen. Eventually, she settled in St. Louis, Missouri, near her brothers. There, she started her own hair-care company, which grew into an empire and took her around the world. This is the story of Walker's inspiring perseverance on her journey to entrepreneurial success, filled with highs and lows which culminated in her becoming one of the wealthiest women in the twentieth century.

Pokadot wants to cut spring flowers, but its a rainy, rainy day outside and she gets cold, her feet get muddy and she gets scared when its starts to thunder. What should Pokadot do? and see how Bleu rescues her.Pokadot and Bleu are two adorable bunnies who live on Autumn Knoll at the edge of Beartown Forest. The stories are about daily adventures with their forest friends and grandbunnies. Pokadot and Bleu adore and support one another and love to have fun together. They encounter life's challenges, as we all do, and work through them to produce positive outcomes.For children ages 2-6 yo and the young at heart.

It was time for the egg-hatching in the dragon nursery, hidden in a cave deep inside the secret Crystal Mountains. The eggs, concealed in their nesting places, were all colors of the rainbow, foretelling the colors of the new baby dragons waiting for the secret hatching time. The birth of a baby rainbow-striped dragon set forth events that would bring down the Dark Mountains, the kingdom of the Black Dragon.

Just as Hitler historically dominated World War II he dominates this book, the 7th book about the Robot, Thinker. Hitler has a strong belief that can time travel with a device he had constructed called The Bell. Thinker’s mind merge with the Universe’s most advanced computer, his invention, has given him an incredible amount of abilities and information. Quality continues to be at his side. As usual, the story has a basis in real science and real history. The plot is more intricate than the six earlier books and will keep the reader guessing. Time Travelers continually threaten historical integrity. Alteration of the past alters the present and future. Hitler becomes central to threats to the Universe. Thinker is put in an awkward position of keeping Hitler alive. Recent developments cast serious doubts about Hitler’s suicide. This story presents a different fate for Hitler. The end of the story may only be guessed by the most astute.

When 13 year old Andy Mackpeace lights a mysterious incense stick, he is unexpectedly whisked off to 18th Century Boston to experience an event no history channel could ever replicate! With his grandmother's supernatural guidance, he returns safely home.Later, when he and his best friend Roger tempt fate and secretly meet to go on their own time travel adventure, they are interrupted by their nosy friend Miranda Roberts. Andy accidentally drops the stick, and all three are carried back to an antebellum plantation where they remain hopelessly trapped. Andy experiences first hand the true horror of hatred and prejudice when he must make a decision that will change his life. Friendships are tested, broken, and ultimately transformed as these three travelers use their 21st Century wits to battle a 19th Century world.