Books with title Dj's Challenge

Thirteen-year-old Ben is angry. It is 1958 in Dysonville, a small country town in eastern New South Wales, Australia. Ben’s father was killed by a hit-and-run driver at Easter and, six months later, nobody seems to care who killed him. With no leads to go on, even the police have stopped their investigations. Ben’s mother tells him to stop looking for someone to blame. But he knows something is going on, and he is determined to get to the bottom of it. The only adult Ben really trusts is Mr Fraser, who gives Ben a part-time job in his grocery shop. Teaming up with his best friend Joe, Ben sets out to find out who killed his father. As the boys investigate, accidents begin to happen. Are Ben and Joe stirring up the wrong people? They begin to find answers, but each one seems to throw up new questions. Will Ben ever find the truth behind his father’s death?

Have you ever wondered how come you and your mother don't get along? Have you ever considered the thought that maybe it's because you don't know how to love her biblically? Charity's Challenge is a four-week bible study to give you practical and biblically based ways to love your mom on a different level, and in a different way, than you already do. Each day includes a verse, challenge and a place to write in your journal. Not only will these challenges help in your relationship with your mom, but it will start you on a journey that will be hard to abandon. A journey that will take you to that place where your heart has been yearning for more. For love is the foundation for all of life. Remember, God is love.

Derek's Challenge is a unique programme that currently reaches students in more than 1,500 schools across the country. It is a fresh approach to inform and educate and aims to provide schoolchildren with the tools for self-improvement. Through a series of fun and lively exercises, Derek's Challenge encourages logical thinking, builds creative expression, helps improve memory skills and aids in developing general awareness. So come, take up Derek's challenge, and be a smarter, sharper and more confident person.

Coming November 6, 2018!! Megan Thompson is looking forward to observing spay and neuter surgeries at the Fury Friends Clinic. Maybe it will relieve some of her anxiety of taking her own kittens in for spaying and neutering the following week. Megan’s determined not to let her worries overwhelm her, as she is also pet sitting for her new client, the Pearsons. Their little chihuahua, Peanut, is very tiny and has been known to choke on his food and treats. Will Megan be able to keep her mind on her tasks or will the thought of her kittens upcoming surgeries overwhelm her?

This set of beautifully illustrated full-colour cards, together with a detailed instruction booklet, will be a valuable tool for all professionals and parents facilitating the rehabilitation of children with neurological disorders and general developmental disabilities. The activities address the development of mobility and coordination skills, while also promoting independence and self-esteem, using a fun approach that will be motivating for children.The cards are grouped into nine categories: sitting, standing, walking, floor ladder, stair, jumping, rolling and `extra' challenges, as well as free choice cards, and they progress in difficulty, allowing facilitators to gradually build on the child's abilities. The instruction booklet offers detailed information on each exercise, which will help facilitators to plan for and extend activities according to the child's skills. Information on the health benefits of these activities for children and practical guidance on how to use the materials creatively demonstrates how the activities can be made more flexible in order to meet the various needs of different children.The Challenge Me! cards will make mobility training enjoyable for both children and their facilitators, and are suitable for use by anyone working to improve children's mobility skills, including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, teachers and teaching assistants, conductive education practitioners and parents.

Moving to New Mexico is quite a shock for Belle and her owner, Darcy Simmons; so very different from their home in Illinois. But Darcy and Belle quickly make new friends in their neighbors Susan and her Airedale Terrier, Jazzy. Life would be great in their new home, if it wasn't for the dog-hating girl across the way, Emily Robinson. If that wasn't bad enough for Belle, there's no agility club in town and Darcy sstarts training her and Buster to become therapy dogs, whatever that is. Learning to be a therapy dog for Belle is so different than becoming a great agility dog, especially when she doesn't understand the importance. Buster seems to be a natural at it, and that irritates Belle even more. When Emily falsely accuses Belle of biting her, Belle's life takes a turn for the worse. Can Belle overcome the challenges of being a good therapy dog, while handling the meanness she and Darcy face from Emily?