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Books with author Ron Parker

  • Toxic: A Book for Men

    Jon Parker

    language (, Sept. 9, 2019)
    You are stifled. You may not even realize it right now, but the society that surrounds you seeks to stifle you, suffocate you, and box you in. The rules they implement are walls designed to close in around you, crushing you and your spirit into oblivion. They create rules that they say are for safety, but what they do is sanitize you, keep you away from growth.What will you do about that? Will you sit idly by and let the world control you? Will you let society tell you who you are or how to be a man? I thought not.Man must do that which his heart calls him to do, otherwise, he will lose it. "Don't give into your fears. If you do you won't be able to talk to your heart," says Coelho in The Alchemist. The loss of one's heart is death in this life, and this is what you see when you look at your surroundings, modern Man: death. The rules supposedly meant to promote safety in truth often promote the dying of the soul. Go forward, follow your hearts calling, and if they call you "TOXIC" for being who you were created to be, then laugh and forge forward, for you know which of you is toxic, which of you is dead, and which of you is alive!
  • Reading Lab 1a, Student Record Book

    Don Parker

    Paperback (McGraw-Hill Education, Aug. 23, 2004)
    Add your students' names to the list of 100 million who have used SRA Reading Labs to become fluent readers. The leveled approach of this program helps you get the most from every minute of learning time. This versatile program contains:A range of reading levels that enable all students to learn independently and at their own paceSelf-directed readings that serve an entire classroom of readers at different levelsChoose the edition that best fits your budget and the time you have to teach:Reading Lab Deluxe Editions feature a comprehensive range of materials.Reading Lab Economy Editions are more streamlined and affordable.
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  • Rocky Mountain Wildlife

    Ron Parker

    Hardcover (Raincoast Book Dist Ltd, June 1, 2000)
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  • Mouth Breather: Death Requires Strength

    Jon Parker

    eBook (, Aug. 25, 2018)
    Nonstop action follows Jamie Alexander like his shadow as bullies, active shooters, suicide and more rear their ugly heads at him. This is a coming of age story the will suck you in and take you for a wild ride through the very real darkness that today's young men face.
  • Drums Ya,Learn The back Beat, Kids Learn How to play drums

    Ron Parks

    language (, Aug. 3, 2013)
    Introductory fun information book on drums and drumming. Basic beginner lessons and specific details on how to learn the "back beat". All ages but suitable for young boys and girls with some help from parents . Written by professional drummer with more than 40 years in the music industry. Also has experience playing for and teaching young children. Very suitable for any beginner musician who would like to understand the basic rhythm of modern rock country and gospel music. The basic rhythm for all this music is called the "back beat". This book will get any young musician clapping and tapping on 2 and 4 of standard four four time.
  • Reading Lab 1a, Complete Kit, Levels 1.2 - 3.5

    Don Parker

    Paperback (McGraw-Hill Education, Oct. 14, 2004)
    Reading Lab 1a kit includes:Power Builders with coordinating Answer Key cards (144)Student Record BookTeacher's HandbookProgram Management/Assessment CD-ROMAdditional Resources: Listening Skills Builder Audio Cassettes and CDs
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  • Flora Goes To The Playground: A Kids Working Together Story

    Parker Roy

    language (, Nov. 30, 2019)
    Flora Fox is excited to go to the playground with her friends. When they try the big slide, Eek the Mouse becomes scared and stuck at the top. How will Eek get down? Can Flora and her friends help? Your little ones will love learning how Flora and her quirky group of animal friends work together as a team to help Eek overcome her fear and the big slide.This short children’s book is:Packed with positive learning messages without lecturingShort and easy to listen toGreat for kids of 3 to 5 and 5 to 8 yearsGet this book now and join Flora Fox and her friends on this positive and fun learning adventure.
  • Reading Lab 2a, Complete Kit, Levels 2.0 - 7.0

    Don Parker

    Paperback (McGraw-Hill Education, Feb. 9, 2004)
    Reading Lab 2a kit includes: Power Builders (150) Rate Builders (150) Skills Builders (254) Answer Key cards Student Record Book Teacher's Handbook Program Management/Assessment CD-ROMAdditional Resources:Listening Skills Builder Audio Cassettes and CDs
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  • Reading Lab 3a, Complete Kit, Levels 3.5 - 11.0

    Don Parker

    Paperback (McGraw-Hill Education, Sept. 19, 2005)
    Reading Lab 3a kit includes:Power Builders (110), Rate Builders (110), and Skills Builders (225) with coordinating Answer Key cardsStudent Record BookTeacher's HandbookProgram Management/Assessment CD-ROMAdditional Resources:Listening Skills Builder Audio Cassettes and CDs
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  • Reading Lab 3b, Complete Kit, Levels 4.5 - 12.0

    Don Parker

    Spiral-bound (McGraw-Hill Education, Oct. 26, 2005)
    Reading Lab 3b kit includes: Power Builders (110) and Rate Builders (110), with coordinating Answer Key cards; Student Record Book; Teacher's Handbook; Program Management/Assessment CD-ROM. Additional Resources: Listening Skills Builder Audio Cassettes and CDs
  • Boy of Dawn

    R.L. Parker

    eBook (, Nov. 2, 2016)
    Dawnnoun.first light of a new day: sunrise, daybreakverb.to become clear: to start or beginA boy struggles to come to terms with his identity when things go against the flow of his ordinary high school life. What will he do when his patterned routine goes out of sync and is forced to break his cyclic days as another boy from school starts to notice him? Will he insist on limiting himself to what he knows best or will he break the mold and start coming to terms with his true self?
  • Toxic: A Book for Men

    Jon Parker

    (Independently published, Sept. 10, 2019)
    You are stifled. You may not even realize it right now, but the society that surrounds you seeks to stifle you, suffocate you, and box you in. The rules they implement are walls designed to close in around you, crushing you and your spirit into oblivion. They create rules that they say are for safety, but what they do is sanitize you, keep you away from growth.What will you do about that? Will you sit idly by and let the world control you? Will you let society tell you who you are or how to be a man? I thought not.Man must do that which his heart calls him to do, otherwise, he will lose it. "Don't give into your fears. If you do you won't be able to talk to your heart," says Coelho in The Alchemist. The loss of one's heart is death in this life, and this is what you see when you look at your surroundings, modern Man: death. The rules supposedly meant to promote safety in truth often promote the dying of the soul. Go forward, follow your hearts calling, and if they call you "TOXIC" for being who you were created to be, then laugh and forge forward, for you know which of you is toxic, which of you is dead, and which of you is alive!