New Releases by Elizabeth Jaeger

The Savior is born! Come and see! When a little shepherd boy is awakend by the brightness of angels one unexpected night, he is delighted to learn that a baby boy has come to save the world. In this gentle Christmas story told from the perspective of a young shepherd, children will be immersed in the wonder and joy of Jesus's birth. The exuberance of the little shepherd will inspire young children to go and tell the story of this special baby and the love God showed that night.

To Denude is to strip (something) of its covering, possessions, or assets; to make bare. The origins of the word Odalisque are oda (chamber) and lik (function). Chamber-function. The drawings in Denude are altered reproductions of Reclining Nudes and Odalisques throughout Western Art History. Each has been reduced by the artist to its ubiquitous form: the horizontal curvaceous female torso. In Denude, Jaeger has assembled the drawings into a flip book of a twisting figure, flattening any spatial or temporal context.To complete this dance across the pages, the drawings are aligned by the belly button to the same spot on each page, with the same radius to the nipples and the crotch. Peradam's first edition was printed single-sided with a soft cover in 2017. This second edition is hardcover clothbound, and organized double-sided so that if all the pages were transparent, the torsos would superimpose to make one form.

For her first onestar press project Elizabeth Jaeger has compiled a list of objects, mostly mundane and small in size, that she keeps as her personal source of inspiration; from a "Childhood soap dish" to "Petals from dead bouquet", compiling a very personal self portrait of the artist. The immediacy of the artist's book title "IN CASE OF FIRE" perfectly highlights the selected objects of her collection as both "souvenir" and "tool" for the development of her artistic vocabulary. Elizabeth Jaeger herself can truly be found in this humble and emotional book for which the artist photographed and designed the layout as well. [onestar press]. Cover: Paperback, color, glossy finish. Binding: glue bound. Interior: black and white

The present study examined stress response in domestic horses (Equus caballus) to determine if horses show preference for either traditional or natural horsemanship training methods to test the hypothesis that natural horsemanship would induce less stress. Our results show that natural horsemanship rewards elicited lower stress response in horses.

A new board book with sound celebrates the fun of Easter. This new Easter story shows children the excitement of hunting for Easter eggs. The fun, rhyming narrative encourages Little Bunny to search high and low, looking in every sandbox and tree: Come on, Little Bunny, it's time for some fun. Grab hold of a bucket and run, run, run! Let's hunt for the eggs hiding out in the yard. I know you can find them. It won't be that hard. Bright, colorful illustrations and a button that plays the cheerful sound of children shouting 'Happy Easter!' accompany the story. Children will love this celebration of Easter's fun traditions. Ages 2 to 5.

This new board book with sound celebrates the fun of Halloween. Halloween night can sometimes be frightening for young children. It's Halloween, Little Pumpkin! puts little ones at ease by explaining some of the sights and sounds of the holiday. As a young child gets ready for Halloween festivities, the sweet, rhyming narrative enlightens Little Pumpkin about the events of the night. The story closes with candy buckets filled and Little Pumpkin tucked into bed. Charming and colorful illustrations of children dressed as princesses, cowboys, and black cats accompany the story. Ages 2-5.