Janet Crain brings fun, focus and freedom into the lives of people who are looking for meaningful relationships and success in all aspects of their lives. She teaches you how to interpret a simple tree drawing using a fun easy-to-learn eight step approach that is precise and consistent. The best part is you don't need to memorize anything. From the Garden of Eden to the Kabalistic Tree of Life, a tree has been a symbol or metaphor that represents an individuals nature. You don't have to have any artistic ability to draw a tree. Anyone can participate without being self-conscious about their tree. No matter how a person draws a tree, you can gain insight into their personality that will help you start a conversation or develop a greater understanding of the person. Your confidence will soar when you are able to intrigue someone with accurate information about themselves at a party, on a date. or at a networking event. Learn more about Tree Reading at www.JanetCrain.com
With the same light touch that made his Draw Squad a resounding success, PBS-TV's Mark Kistler enters the third dimension in these step-by-step drawing lessons for kids. As he explains artistic concepts, Kistler peppers his text with jokes, tips, and silly slogans.
Stories motivate children to listen and learn, and help them to become aware of the sound and feel of English, and to understand language points, while enjoyiong the story. This resource book has a selection of ready-to-tell stories, although the activities can be used with any story.
About the Book Ever get the midnight creeps? Ever find yourself in the thorny grip of mortal terror? Ever hear the tale of a woman who said when she was a child, a strange tree tried to eat her? Scarred for life and plagued by nightmares, she returns to her abandoned village to face her childhood fears. Meet Morty the Sly and he’ll introduce you to his “little lovelies” and the curse of Newport. Or sail far and deep to a lonely island inhabited only by an eccentric seafarer and his unique nautical exhibits, just don’t get too close to the tanks. Read the story of the odd Silver Baden and the woodchipper. Sometimes, you must nip evil in the bud. Ever hear the legend of the terrifying Frogman of New Hampshire? Do you dare join the expedition up the mountain in the night? Don’t forget your camera and follow Claudius the cryptozoologist, but don’t be too rattled, for who fears a beast with no mouth to speak of? Hear the story of Gretta Garrabrandts, a brave young girl who took on a devastating and malevolent alien entity on her own. Meet a man with a dark and twisted mind, tortured by devilish dreams, cryptic whispers in the night, and the scratching within the walls. Just heed one warning: the content of this book is not for everyone. If you start to feel strange as you read, as if you’re going through some sort of transformation, quickly close the book and distance yourself from it, for there is a strong possibility the reader just might end up like one of the characters in the stories, just as the author has. About the Author Jeff Medeiros was born in Newport, RI in 1971. He has enjoyed reading ghost stories since he was a child, and even claims to have lived in several haunted locations. He spent part of his youth writing poetry, action adventure, science fiction, even lyrics to songs he would hear in his head until he found his true niche in the horror genre. Three of these stories in the first book are songs he wrote years before: “Night Things,” “Shark on the Shore,” and “The Eye of Cy.” An amazingly talented artist, Sasha Kouznetsov, also of Newport, was inspired to illustrate each story. Medeiros is also passionate at woodworking, taking much pride in making picture frames for the many illustrations, as well as several baby sized coffins, copper inlay and all, in which he carries his books about. His main inspirations are the great Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft. His stories are dark and weird, but remember, without weirdness there is no originality. Medeiros resides in Tiverton with his wife, Stephanie Bennett, and his cat Samwise, and is proud to have most of Maurice Sendak’s monsters tattooed on his back.
-A collection of 9 short stories based on the experiences of 9 Japanese women in NY- 9 women are from 19 year- old Tomoko of "First Love" to 65 year- old Atsuko of "Last Love". Their occupations range from translator, singer, writer, art planner, hairdresser, textile designer, doctor, boutique owner, and flower artist. Also, New York's parks, museums, shops, restaurants, etc. appear, and you can enjoy the fun of walking around New York while reading this story as a road story. These places in New York that appear in this story are the places of their memories, and the heartbreak map engraved forever in the map of their heart. Enjoy each love story as you explore the fascinating places in New York.
