Books published by publisher Sanway International

Following former best selling title; Heroes and Heroines, this title showcases the most trendy and updated illustrations by about 60 prominent character designers covering both video game and animation. Featuring a bilingual interview with Shiro Miwa, a leading comic artist who is also a character designer of 7th Dragon 2020 (cover art).Featured animations and video games design from these titles: Girls and Panzer; Kantai Collection; Kill la Kill; Attack on Titan; METAL GEAR SOLID V; and much more.Text in Japanese and English.

When the three little pigs go out to play in the snow, the only thing they are thinking about is riding on their sleds. But the Big Bad Wolf is out too, and he has other ideas in mind. If the pigs are not careful, they may end up in big trouble. In addition to a story that excites young children in Science and Engineering, this book contains parent guided activities designed to encourage and enable parents and grandparents to introduce science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) concepts to young children through materials that can be found around the home.

This beautifully illustrated educational book, part of the innovative SAE International- A World In Motion program, teaches engineering principles to primary-age children through an imaginative and exciting story. Once upon a time, all the trees on earth lived very close together. They enjoyed each other s company until the ground got a little too crowded. Then they had a problem. But what should they do next? Only one thing was clear-they needed to make more room before it was too late. In Once Upon a Time in the Woods readers will learn the ways in which seeds are dispersed in nature, including how the wind propels them, how wind speed and seed weight affect the distance they travel. Proceeds of book sales benefit the SAE Foundation and its pre-college educational programs.

Helen is a well-liked, bright girl. But God sees things in her heart that her peers and Sunday school teacher cannot see. When He brings poor Louisa into her life, Helen's pride and selfishness rise up. She tries to hide her anger and resentment, but they come out in an action that she regrets. Finally, she admits her sin, and asks God for forgiveness and for His power to overcome her temper.