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Emma: Emma isst (3551167419)

Viele Sachen schmecken lecker, ob vom Markt oder vom Bäcker. Was mag Emma und was mag der kleine Betrachter? Hier dürfen die kleinen Leser miterleben, was es heißt, zu essen - mit allen Sinnen: Bei Spaghetti mit Tomatensoße lässt sich herrlich spritzen, ein großes Stück Wassermelone ist nicht nur wohltuend saftig, sondern auch viel größer als der Mund, Gemüse ist gesund, aber ob es immer lecker ist?Kurze, eingängige Reime laden zum Mitsprechen ein. Product details For ages 1+ Format Board book | 16 pages ...

A Dialogue with Depression : Heart/Mind Disconnect (9781532028908)

She couldn't stop it. She watched and she begged, and she got frustrated and angry; she demanded and sought support, but she couldn't stop it. She was a witness to the downward spiral, but she was helpless. But if she couldn't stop it, would it be enough to understand it? In A Dialogue with Depression, author Om Devi shares the journey through her husband's struggle with clinical depression. It is an expression of her discovered wisdom over the years of a deep emotional acknowledgement of the illness that had surrounded her. With biography and through stream of consciousness to express her observations of herself and her husband, Om Devi uses text messages, letters, diagnoses, poems, thoughts, and research to convey and illuminate the lived experience of depression. Understanding clinical depression can help others have more awareness and compassion for those who suffer from the disease of clinical depression. Although Om Devi couldn't stop it or fix her husband...

Leukemia Took My Son : The Journey of a Brave Teen Named Woody and His Grieving Mother (9781462035076)

All of a sudden, one lump defined two lives. Concerned as any mother would be, Denise Sayles drove Woody- her eighteen-year-old son, a boy filled with ambition, laughter, and life-to their family doctor for an examination. The doctor performed a biopsy on the lump, and on that day, at that moment, their lives were forever changed. The doctor explained that Woody had leukemia, an extremely aggressive form of childhood cancer, and that he had only six months to live if he didn't start chemotherapy immediately. Woody and his mother began the fight of their lives, for the sake of saving his. What followed were countless nights spent at his bedside, as he went through chemotherapy, radiation, and a bone marrow transplant. Woody's weakened body rejected the transplant, and his prospects were few. But when former NBA all-star player Brian Grant stepped in to help, the family dared to hope again. Grant launched one of the largest bone marrow drives in the history of Oregon and Washing...