Books with title Beautiful Boy

Rachel and Alice are an extremely rare kind of identical twins-so identical that even their aunt and uncle, whom they've lived with since their parents passed away, can't tell them apart. But the sisters are connected in a way that goes well beyond their surfaces: when one experiences pain, the other exhibits the exact same signs of distress. So when one twin mysteriously disappears, the other immediately knows something is wrong-especially when she starts experiencing serious physical traumas, despite the fact that nobody has touched her. As the search commences to find her sister, the twin left behind must rely on their intense bond to uncover the truth. But is there anyone around her she can trust, when everyone could be a suspect? And ultimately, can she even trust herself? Master storyteller Jessica Warman will keep readers guessing when everything they see-and everything they are told-suddenly becomes unreliable in this page-turning literary thriller.

Humanity is on the cusp of evolution. The hate, greed, and fear that has plagued the hearts of man and degraded society has festered to the point of horrid transformation. Savage demons rearing sharp claws and razor toothed jaws threaten to infect Octairion with darkness and destroy all remnants of the light.Rose, a young woman born into this pit of despair, has endured a traumatizing childhood with her soul barely intact. Called upon by the Inner Realm, she must undergo a rigorous journey that brings her to the brink of death and ultimately results in a powerful transformation of Angelic proportions! Do Rose and the Army of Light have what it takes to liberate Octairion? Or will the Dark Forces demonize the nation?

One of the first animal viewpoint novels published in North America, Margaret Marshall Saunders’s Beautiful Joe tells the story of an abused dog and his rescue by a humane family. The novel, based on the true story of a dog in the author’s home province of Ontario, fuelled humane sentiments worldwide. This annotated, illustrated edition draws on archival collections to trace the novel’s impact on the nineteenth-century animal protection movement. The introduction also highlights some of the important social issues surrounding the substantive revisions and omissions in ensuing editions of the text. The historical appendices place the novel in its rich milieu as an international bestseller that taught a generation of children to practice kindness towards animals. Documents include animal training manuals, lesson plans for teaching humane education, legal records of prosecutions for cruelty, and contemporary writings on the psychology of pet-keeping.

Nick and his friend Alex run a part-time paranormal detective agency where they investigate all manner of otherwordly horror and all the things that go 'bump' in the night. Lately though, Nick has found something else to occupy his time, a voluptuous young woman called "Jenn", he met in the realm that he somehow slipped into which lies beyond his dreams, known as Limbo. Nick now has to balance his daily life while taking care of the very mysterious woman he loves. Thus unfolds a beautiful dark story.

This fun, inspiring children's book teaches children how beautiful they are just as they are. Your child will love this simple book. It is a perfect tool to build their self-esteem and self-worth. It will assist them in understanding that God/Source loves them. I AM Beautiful will also help them understand that all other children and everything on Earth is beautiful too. Your child will love to read it over and over!

This is the story of a lump of Dirt that has been stomped, picked and kicked by children and ridiculed by his friends Grass, Buttercup and Dandelion. No matter how they treated him, he thought they were beautiful.Then one Friday evening everything changed for Dirt. See how Papa Potter takes him through a squeezing, spinning, brushing and a fiery transformation.Through it all Dirt and his friends learned a valuable lesson, that beauty is not what you look like outwardly, but the love of how you treat each other from within.

What beautiful things birds are! Can you think of any other creatures that are quite so beautiful? I know you will say “Butterflies,” and perhaps it is a race between the birds and the butterflies, but I think the birds win it even here in England. Just think of the Kingfisher, that bird that is like a little live chip of the blue sky, flying about all by itself, and doing just what it likes. The Sky-blue Butterfly is like that too, I know, but then it is a much smaller chip, and does not shine in the sun in such a wonderful way as the Kingfisher does. Neither, I think, does the Peacock-Butterfly, or the Red Admiral, or the Painted Lady, or the Greater or Lesser Tortoise-shell; and, besides, they none of them go so fast. Yes, all those butterflies are beautiful, very, very beautiful. But now, supposing they were all flying about in a field that a river was winding through, and, supposing you were sitting there too, amongst the daisies and buttercups in the bright summer sunshine, and looking at them, and supposing all at once there was a little dancing dot of light far away down the river, and that it came gleaming and gleaming along, getting nearer and nearer and keeping just in the middle all the time, till it passed you like a sapphire sunbeam, like a star upon a bird's wings, then I am sure you would look and look at it all the time it was coming, and look and look after it all the time it was going away, and when at last it was quite gone you would sit wondering, forgetting about the butterflies, and thinking only of that star-bird, that little jewelly gem. But, perhaps, if you were to see a Purple Emperor sweeping along—ah, he is a very magnificent butterfly, is the purple emperor. You can tell that from his name, but whether he is quite so magnificent as a star-bird (for that is what we will call the Kingfisher)—well, it is not so easy to decide. The birds and the butterflies are both beautiful, there is no doubt about that, only this little book is about beautiful birds, and perhaps afterwards there will be another one about beautiful butterflies. That will be quite fair to both.