Books published by publisher William Chambers

Invoking the same spirit that fueled the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe, author William Lambers calls for a global school lunch program to fight child hunger. 300 million children suffer from hunger worldwide. School lunch programs fight child hunger and also boost school attendance and performance. This book highlights the use of school lunch programs in Europe following World War II and how they can be used today in countries like Afghanistan, Kenya, Guatemala and Sudan. The future of these nations depends on a nourished and educated youth. Special attention is given to the work of charities such as Food for the Poor, Childslife International and the World Food Program. Supporting the U.S. government McGovern-Dole Food for Education program is seen as key to ensuring every child around the globe can receive a school lunch. McGovern-Dole helps fund the work of the World Food Program, Catholic Relief Services and other organizations that carry out school lunch programs in developing countries.

Robert Chambers (10 July 1802 ? 17 March 1871) was a Scottish author, journal editor and publisher who, like his elder brother William Chambers of Glenormiston the publisher and politician, was highly influential in the mid-19th century in both scientific and political circles. He was the anonymous author of the Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation, which was so controversial in that religion-dominated era that his authorship was not acknowledged until after his death.

Bailey is a shih tzu who gets lost on a camping trip in British Columbia and has to make her way home to Calgary Alberta with help from her forest friends in book one.Book 2 continues after she is home safe.Bailey gets a new sister Maddie a german shepherd.When her forest friend Clarence the Coyote and his mate Charlotte lose their pups Bailey and Maddie help search for them.