Humanities Books

It is amazing how quickly the presence of White Bull, as channeled by Ian Graham (born in England in 1954) becomes like an intimate friend whispering his words of wisdom into one's heart. The messages obviously come from a knowing source, the humor is exquisite, many of the formulations highly original and always reassuring. His observations on past lives, karma, meditation and the awakening of the Christ bodies are very clearly formulated and resonate with a deep sense of truth.
It is fascinating to read the Foreword (written by Princess Irene of The Netherlands) and the introduction in which Graham himself describes how he first met the entity White Bull seventeen years ago. His process of channeling and his dedication to the service of mankind (traveling every year around the globe to offer his sessions) are remarkably similar to what happened in the case of the famous American trance medium and prophet Edgar Cayce. Even the content of some of the readings in this compendium are sometimes in a similar vein, especially when they address acute global issues.
White Bull comes authentically across as a being with a tremendously tender heart wanting to share a universal message of love and trying to alleviate the pain of holding on to fear and attachment in these times of quick change.

This fable about the Kingdom of Midnight, which had plenty of water but no oil to light lamps, and the Kingdom of the Desert, which sparkled with light but had no water to grow gardens, is based on a Hasidic tale. The stubborn Prince and Princess who rule the kingdoms are unable to come together, and they turn into lonely mountains which whisper like the summer rain and the desert wind. It takes the humble boy who keeps the royal crane and the humble girl who keeps the royal ostrich, to see what the other needs and how much they have to offer. They bring the kingdoms together so that everyone has what they need. A beautiful story of sharing and interdependence, beautifully illustrated.

If you like Fiction / Fiction-Religious - this is the book to read. Fine job done by Will Hallawell. Anyone who reads this story will be able to relate to the emotions and physical joys and pains of the story's characters. God finally fed up with the human race and what human's have done to ruin his great plan - has the intent of destroying everything - And Orphaniel-a compasionate angel feels sorry for the human race and decides to help save the planet by using Tony Rose as the "middle man" - (Must save the rest for the readers) This is a gripping story and leaves the reader wondering " could this happen ?" I recommend this book to all fiction readers and I look forward to future stories by Will Hallawell. Look out Steven King.......

So many amazing stories and nuggets of truth! I didn't want it to end. Definately shaped how I see my journey.

I recommend this book for any college student struggling with their papers. I love this book so much I decided to not sell it once the semester finished. It is small and compact enough to stick in in a folder, and it really can be beat up a few times and still hold well. I had an English class where the teacher was a Grammar Nazi and this little book helped me get an A!

These grammar books by Evan-Moor are great for introducing new grammatical concepts. They also have a rule page that delineates the grammar before the practice page. The rule pages make great study guides. I highly recommend them for special education students as well. Evan-Moor has created them at several grade levels.

This series is great for homeschoolers and for those parents who just want to reinforce what there child is learning in school. The book is broken up into rules and each rule has worksheets to practice and reinforce the rule.It comes with a CD that allows you to print the lessons and/or worksheets out or use the lessons directly from the computer. You don't ever have to use the workbook itself if you don't want to. We have a big computer screen in our home classroom and I display the rule on the screen, discuss it and then print out a workshhet to practice the rule we just learned. This is an excellent resource in our household and I highly recommend it.

Reger's "Antietam" vividly chronicles the events leading up to, and including the battle and aftermath of the "bloodiest battle" of the civil war. various other aspects of the era are discussed by the author. Reger writes in a an easy-flowing, yet detailed and descriptive manner. As a secondary school U.S History teacher I've found this and other books from Jim Reger-and others like him-to be extremely helpful in attracting students to "historical" text. This refreshingly new type of historical narrative is welcome, enjoyable reading to the young and adult student of history.

Three cheers for the newest book by beloved early child educator, Ellen Booth Church! The Great Big Book of Classroom Songs, Rhymes and Cheers is a delightful collection that weaves traditional old favorites with brand new material. It offers well organized ways to incorporate fun into language experiences for children. Whether you are teaching the alphabet or using music for cleanup routines, Ms. Church offers a creative approach. Each rhyme or song is accompanied with several activities to extend the learning experience. The book is divided into chapters dealing with a variety of topics from circle time to science. One especially unique section uses multicultural rhymes that helps young children explore other cultures. The chapter "Alphabet Rhymes" is comprised of original rhymes by Ms. Church that are quite fun. What child would forget the letter "p" after eating and chanting a "pile of purple pancakes"? Whether you are a beginner in the field of early childhood education , or an old veteran, this book will be a valuable instrument to bring song into the hearts of children.

SO FAST! I was in shock! In absolutely perfect condition and I saved so much money as opposed to if I had bought it on campus, cheaper than even a used copy! I was so pleased!! :-)