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Books with title Through the Eyes of Us

  • Through the Eyes of the Orcas

    Doris Thomas

    Paperback (Books On Demand, April 8, 2010)
    Lisa and Peter have to prepare a presentation on killer whales. They spend the afternoon in Lisa's room. While a strong thunderstorm is raging outside, the two children are studying their papers. They become engrossed more and more in the facts. Suddenly the orca-poster on the wall seems to come alive. Or were the children mistaken? The situation becomes even more eerie, when they start listening to the sounds of the orcas. "Eeooooo!" Thunder and lightning become stronger, eventually there is a power cut. Now something incredible happens. The children are transformed and plunge into a strange world. From then on Peter and Lisa see everything through different eyes: Through the eyes of the orcas! With a foreword by Dr. Paul Spong and Helena Symonds. Age: 12 years +
  • Through the Eyes of Love

    Kim Ely Morris

    Paperback (AuthorHouse, July 6, 2009)
    Through the Eyes of Love is a children's picture book filled with rhyming text and delightful illustrations. This informative book teaches young children the differences we all can have with our sight. Whether it may be a child learning to wear glasses for the first time or a person with no sight, this book encompasses it all. It allows children to learn about vision in simple terms to which they can relate and understand. The ending shares what is most important to all of us!!
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  • Through the Eyes of the Eagle

    Georgia Perez, Indian Health Service (U.S.)., Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.), Patrick Rolo, Lisa A. Fifield

    Pamphlet (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,, Oct. 1, 2012)
    NOTE: NO FURTHER DISCOUNT FOR THIS PRINT PRODUCT- OVERSTOCK SALE -- Signficantly reduced list price Through The Eyes of The Eagle introduces the characters of Mr. Eagle and Rain That Dances, the American Indian boy he befriends. Mr. Eagle reminds the young boy of the healthy ways of his ancestors. “Through the Eyes of the Eagle” is the first book in the Eagle Book Series aimed to elementary school children and introduces the character of Mr. Eagle. Mr. Eagle befriends Rain That Dances, the primary child character in the book, to educate him about diabetes and how the lifestyles and health of the people have changed. Mr. Eagle has come to remind the children of the healthy ways of their ancestors so that they can be strong and healthy again.Measures 16 in. x 19 in. This is the first book in a series of Eagle Books. By Georgia Perez. Illustrated by Patrick Rolo and Lisa A. Fifield.Origin and Purpose of the Eagle Book SeriesThe Eagle Book series grew out of a single book, Through the Eyes of the Eagle, that had been written by Nambe Pueblo’s Georgia Perez (Native American Diabetes Project, University of New Mexico) and woven through the curriculum of the “Strong in Body and Spirit” program in the late 1990s. Ms. Perez found that when children heard the story of the eagle, they listened intently. Afterward, they were eager to take the diabetes-prevention information back to their parents and grandparents to share what they had learned.The role of the eagle as “teacher” and the story’s success led to the creation of a series of children’s books whose purpose is to convey to children healthy ways of living. All of the stories reflect long-held values of American Indian / Alaska Native people – respect, gratitude, and generosity – while teaching the universal wisdom of healthy eating and physical activity. Throughout the series, a young Native boy and his friends learn about healthy habits from Mr. Eagle, Miss Rabbit, and Coyote.Vividly brought to life by the colorful illustrations of American Indian artists Patrick Rolo (Bad River Band, Ojibwe) and Lisa A. Fifield (Oneida Tribe of Wisconsin), these stories by Georgia Perez have become the award-winning Eagle Book series:Through the Eyes of the Eagle,Knees Lifted High,Plate Full of Color, andTricky Treats.Additional diabetes prevention books based on these characters for middle school children are also becoming available, starting with Coyote and the Turtle's Dream.The purpose of the Eagle Books is to help children understand several important messages about diabetes and being healthy:Many Americans, including Native peoples, no longer eat traditional diets or practice vigorous physical activity.Type 2 diabetes can be a consequence of this lifestyle change.Returning to healthy diet and physical activity can help prevent diabetes.Friends and families can help each other to prevent diabetes by eating healthy foods and staying active.Related Products:Living a Balanced Life With Diabetes: A Toolkit Addressing Psychosocial Issues for American Indian and Alaska Native Populations (Kit) can be found here: https://bookstore.gpo.gov/products/sku/017-023-00226-1El Camino Hacia una Vida Saludable Basada en las Guias Alimenticias para los Estadounidenses = The Road to a Healthy Life Based on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans (Bilingual Spanish and English) can be found here: https://bookstore.gpo.gov/products/sku/017-001-00564-9Let\'s Eat for the Health of It(Package of 100) can be found here: https://bookstore.gpo.gov/products/sku/001-000-04750-7Deliciously Healthy Family Meals (Cookbook) can be found here: https://bookstore.gpo.gov/products/sku/017-001-00572-0
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  • Che: Through the Eyes of a Child

    Ed Woods, Demont Pinder

    Hardcover (WatchWoodsWork, Inc, Sept. 1, 2016)
    As adults and especially parents we are always on the go, doing daily activities, making lists, and checking schedules. Never responsible for just our lives but the lives of our little ones as well. What to cook for dinner, tonight? What time to leave from work, today? Always the boss, always the decision maker, we rarely get to experience from a child’s perspective. With a few page turnsthrough the eyes of a child takes you back to when life was carefree, looking forward to the simple joys in life.
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  • Through the Eyes of Eak

    Camille Mancuso

    Paperback (KidPub Press, March 15, 2012)
    About the Book72-year-old Delphi from the world of Phea has the mind and vitality of an ordinary 12-year-old girl. When she decides to ambitiously follow her heart, Delphi embarks on a journey through Santa Cruz, California, which leads to a huge mess! Tiny people, new Earth friends, an evil King, and a century long Phea mystery will change her life and her world forever. With her new friends, can Delphi find a way to bring the two worlds together before they are caught by the King of Phea? About the Author Camille Mancuso is a 12-year-old 7th grader from Columbus, Ohio. She currently resides in New York City where she is performing in the Broadway production of Mary Poppins. Besides writing stories, Camille is an expert in Greek mythology, and she loves to read, cook gourmet meals, and play with her little brother and sister who are two of her biggest fans. You can learn more about Camille at www.camillemancuso.com.
  • Through the Eyes of Destiny

    Tyesha Peak

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Aug. 14, 2016)
    Life has given us the opportunity to learn from each and every experience. We often find ourselves allowing the challenges to keep us in a low state of mind. Once we create a purpose driven life and recognize each obstacle is a path to create an outlet for that next individual that you come across that needs your HELP. Our life is not just about us; it's about being selfless. Embrace each stepping stone as your journey to greatness. Where we were in the past isn't who we have to become and where we are now isn't where w
  • THROUGH THE EYES OF A CHILD

    Jan Ellis

    Paperback (LifeRichPublishing, Oct. 18, 2016)
    This book is designed to provide a year’s worth of unique, child-centered lessons. Each month has a variety of presentation styles and hands-on materials. While each lesson is designed to stand alone, essential concepts are revisited throughout the year in an effort to encourage the children to embrace these truths. To aid in ease of preparation, a consistent lesson format is used which sets out the scripture, suggested materials, lesson, and a sample closing prayer. These lessons are appropriate for church settings, home devotions, or as part of a homeschool program.
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  • Through Our Eyes

    KS munchkins, Mz KS Oliver, Aija Butler

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, March 30, 2014)
    Do you know what Lupus is? Neither did I until it happened to my mom. Being the child of a parent with Lupus is difficult. Although I'm not a doctor yet there are other things that I do to help care for my mom. Through Our Eyes is a poetic example of what our lives are like. My mother has Lupus, but it doesn't have her. Every day I'm grateful to still have my mom. Let my words and my mom's story be of encouragement to you. - Kwan & Shaun, Lupie Kids
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  • Through the Eyes of Abuse

    Deborah Hall-Branch

    (Axiom Press, May 16, 2009)
    What can be more painful than abuse? Through the Eyes of Abuse is a book that will nurture your heart and feed your soul. The story and message will help you find forgiveness through a loving, healing God who knows and understands the depths of your pain for He remembers every tear that you've shed. The author illustrates how to gain a godly persistence to survive, find freedom for the future, and eventually live a healthy, vibrant life. This is the story of a woman who suffered much and tells of her own abuse. She relates the agony and distrust she suffered for many years until she at long last found deliverance from a painful bondage. Abuse opens the world to demonic forces so powerful that they can disintegrate families. Inspired by faith in a loving God, this book is filled with compassion for those who suffer heartache and pain, and offers a course of action so that the hurting will find a long-awaited healthy place through Jesus Christ. This is a modern-day rescue package, which enables people to acquire once again their identity, love, and dreams. Through the Eyes of Abuse will impart to wounded souls forgiveness, healing, and redemption. DEBORAH HALL BRANCH has, over the years, received much spiritual counseling and healing from the trauma of abuse and physical sickness. Today, through the power of Jesus Christ and the support of her leaders, she stands as a delivered vessel from the demons that had her bound. After working many years in the health field, a job separation nudged her to begin writing about her life's experiences. Deborah is the mother of two adult daughters and three handsome grandsons. Deborah and her husband of fourteen years now reside in Atlanta, Georgia.
  • Through the Eyes of a Geek

    Kat Brookes

    (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Aug. 15, 2011)
    Sixteen-year-old Ryan Matthews had always been the ‘cool’ kid in school, but being ‘cool’ doesn’t get him a free pass into Heaven. Marty, Heaven’s gatekeeper, refuses to let him in until Ryan returns to Earth to make a difference in someone’s life. Sounds easy enough. That is, until he learns that ‘someone’ is Zachary Adams, his old classmate and the world’s biggest geek. Convincing Zachary that he’s his angel isn’t an easy task. Especially since Ryan hadn’t exactly been nice to him in school. But Ryan is determined to see this assignment through, especially when he begins to see life through the eyes of a geek. To make up for the way he’d treated Zachary, Ryan is not only going to teach him how to fit in. He’s going to help him win the heart of Kristen Williams, a girl Ryan used to be close friends with, the same girl Zachary has a thing for. Will Ryan finally get those white wings he’s been working toward? Or will he end up on the wrong side of those Pearly Gates a hopelessly fallen angel?
  • Through the Eyes of Misty Lady

    Glen Ruane, Karen Ruane, Miranda Wheeler

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, March 17, 2012)
    When Glen and Karen Ruane moved to the Adirondack Mountains of Northern New York, they had no idea what was in store for them. Soon a new addition to their family would bring about some changes. One day, they spotted an advertisement for Akita puppies in a local newspaper. Just two weeks later, a cute little girl, named Misty Lady, would make a big difference in their lives. This book is about Misty’s experiences growing up in the Adirondacks, written from her point of view. From the day she came to her new home, she became part of the family, and never looked back. She is filled with love and devotion for her “parents”, and they adore her, as well. She has a special personality, and is among the most loyal of dogs. Karen and Glen both agree life would definitely not be the same without Misty Lady.
  • Through the Eyes of Dawn

    James E. Potvin

    Paperback (Outskirts Press, July 22, 2009)
    See life through the eyes of Dawn!This is Dawn's story of her life with us. Dawn has had many adventures and has been the most tolerant dog I have ever known. Dawn has experienced many events in her life so far. The events of Dawn's life in this book are organized by seasons. Seasons represent the changes and interests of Dawn's life. Dawn enjoys different activities every season, so this book tells her stories through the seasons. Dawn has been a pet to a young couple, has adjusted from no children to three children all at once (my wife and I have triplet daughters), has lived with three different dogs, has coexisted with a cat, has been there when we built a new house, moved, and remodeled another house, and had made the move from a twenty acre yard in the country to a 2/10 acre yard in a subdivision. Throughout all these changes, Dawn has been consistently the same. Dawn has had many roommates along the way including Ginger, Bear, Maggie, and Oreo. The other pets will be introduced at points where their stories involve Dawn. The other pets will be introduced in the season where they became part of Dawn's life. This is the story of Dawn's life as she sees it. The story is told through the eyes of Dawn.
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