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A Bear With Pants is the story of a young bear with a loving family but not much confidence. One of his legs is shorter than the other, so he walks with a limp, which gets him picked on at school - especially by the mean Snake with a Scarf. A Bear with Pants finds a friend in Rhino with a Sweater Vest. Soon, word of bullying spreads around the school, and the teachers announce that all students must look out for each other, regardless of what they wear, how they walk, or even how they comb their hair. Despite his challenges, A Bear with Pants makes plenty of friends, but what will he do about the bullies?

Over the last 20 years, Robb Holman has successfully led countless business owners, executives, and leaders through his exclusive and proprietary method of Inside Out Leadership™ Coaching. In helping his clients learn how to connect with their unique life’s purpose, they are finding success in a way they never expected - from the inside out! For the first time, Robb presents his proven and purposeful Inside Out Leadership™ principles as a practical guide to transform your leadership and help you lead the way!

A little mountain spends the days and nights looking up to a bigger mountain. One night, the earth begins to shake. When the sun rises the next day, the bigger mountain is gone. From its shadow, a tiny mountain now looks up to the little mountain. If a mountain could see, where would it look? If a mountain could talk, what would it say? If a mountain could learn, how would it teach? Now that the little mountain has become the big mountain, what will it do? A picture book for children, Mountains tells the story about the desert days and nights and the mountains that live there.

Ten-year-old Josefina wants to make fresh tortillas just like her mother, who also learned to make tortillas from her mother. Creating homemade tortillas is an expression of love for family and friends. From kitchen safety to measuring ingredients, Josefina absorbs all the information her mother teaches her about cooking. As excited as she is about learning something new, Josefina never imagined making this family favorite would be so difficult, especially molding them into their classic round shape. Hers come out in funny shapes, and her twin brothers tease her about the odd-looking tortillas. Josefina’s parents try to keep the peace between the bickering children, but the teasing and arguing leads to a major confrontation within in the family. A book for young readers, Josefina Cannot Make Round Tortillas tells a story of determination, encouragement, forgiveness, and a family’s love for each other.

In her book Grandma's Wishes of Love from Heaven, author Mary Zotz tells the story of a grandma who sent her grandchildren a note from heaven. She wants them to know she is well and happy. Her favorite pastime in her new home is telling her friends about her wonderful grandchildren and all the memories they made together. She tells them how they laughed, played, and loved together. Grandma's Wishes of Love from Heaven encourages children, especially young ones, to remember positive experiences about their grandparents, in this case, a grandmother. Although sadness and grief are necessary after the death of a loved one, children should also be reminded of the good times they had with him or her. These memories can then be passed along to their children, keeping family history alive. And, of course, it's a reminder of being truly loved.

Fully Updated With 2018 Tax Reform ActIn Looking Ahead, the experienced financial advisers at Palisades Hudson Financial Group provide detailed information and practical advice on a broad range of topics, including:Relationships with Adult ChildrenPlanning for IncapacityThe Family BusinessEstate PlanningGift and Estate TaxesGrandchildrenEducation FundingLife InsuranceFinancing Long-Term CareSocial Security and MedicareRetirement PlansFederal and State Income TaxInvestment Approaches, Philosophy and PsychologyRetiring AbroadPhilanthropyStarting a New Business VentureThe financial planners at Palisades Hudson Financial Group have offered sound, objective financial advice to their clients for over 25 years. They hold qualifications as CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERS, Certified Public Accountants, Certified Valuation Analysts and IRS Enrolled Agents. Chapter authors include current and former members of the Estate Planning Councils of New York City and of Greater Miami; the Financial Planning Associations of Broward County (Florida), Georgia and New York; the Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce; and the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts. Palisades Hudson’s clients are based across the U.S. and as far away as Brazil, and the firm has more than $1.4 billion in assets under management.

Ginger is a Christmas adventure about three crazy kids: Charlie, Henry and Vivian who drive their parents mad on Christmas Eve. The kids get themselves into a big mess when they destroy their Christmas tree. They pray for help from Saint Nick and much to their surprise, Ginger, a Cookie Angel comes to the rescue and helps them save Christmas Day. Not only does Ginger save Christmas Day but she also brings them the secret recipe for Santa's favorite cookies -- and now you can make them, too!

Ali celebrates Ramadan, Adam celebrates Christmas and Ari celebrates Hanukkah. They are three best friends who share their holiday traditions and experiences with each other over a plate of cookies one afternoon. Through their eyes, Today I Celebrate! shares the boys' excitement of each morning when they wake up to celebrate their special holidays with their families. As they learn about each other's religions and traditions, they understand there are more similarities than differences. About the Author: Rose Gulferi Apak came to the United States at a young age as an immigrant from Turkey. She's always aspired to be a writer who incorporates her upbringing and cultural background to her work. She's inspired by love, hope, and the American promise that anyone can follow their dreams. Rose currently lives in Brooklyn, New York. Illustrated by Orcun Apak

Since the 1930's Yosemite campers have long been confused and amused by shouts from all directions calling the name "Elmer!" Imagine sitting in your campsite, enjoying an evening campfire and the quietness of the evening is suddenly interrupted by all of your neighbors erupting into a shouting match calling for the little boy that got lost decades ago. The inescapable exchange is often heard in the campgrounds in Yosemite Valley. A tale that has survived for years around the campfire is now a children's book to read around the fire by flashlight. So cuddle up in your sleeping bag and learn The Story of Elmer and a little bit about Yosemite National Park.