New Releases by Penny Brown

Unstoppable Strength is for every woman who has ever felt overwhelmed by responsibilities, unsure of her path, or caught in the struggle of trying to balance it all. It's for the woman who feels like she has to be everything to everyone, but sometimes loses sight of herself in the process. This book is for the woman who knows she's strong, but still benefits from guidance, support, and a reminder that she's not alone. It is not filled with sugarcoated advice or unattainable ideals. It's real talk. Honest, practical, and heartfelt conversations, using the metaphor of nature's seasons. The book is a great guide to navigating life's seasons with fearless unstoppable strength, and purpose. Unstoppable Strength is about acknowledging the challenges, celebrating the victories, and sharing the wisdom that helps women grow through it all.

A children's picture rhyme book for all boys and girls who love golf cart rides, playgrounds, wildlife and adventures with family. You'll enjoy an action packed day in a golf cart with the Reiman brothers as they go hunting for golf balls, riding over the humps and bumps on the golf course and searching for lost treasures in the oaks. You will even encounter an alligator and use flashlights at night to catch toads.This adventure starts in the sun of the morning and ends in the glow of the moonlight! An action packed day in the golf cart with Mom will leave little readers wanting more and inspire children and parents alike to create their own adventures at home.

Learn to paint 50 vibrant watercolour flowers in seven simple stages, with award-winning artist Penny Brown. Paint 50: Watercolour Flowers is the second title in a new beginner-friendly 'how-to-paint' series, following the same step-by-step formula as the mega-selling How to Draw series. This book focuses on a range of flowers, from rambling roses to elaborate orchids. This clear, large-format book covers classic cottage garden favourites to exciting exotics, ensuring that you're sure to find your favourite. The book will teach you how to paint over the course of 50 simple watercolour projects. Each can be completed in just 7 simple steps from initial line drawing to finished creation, using a small selection of colours and a handful of easy-to-follow watercolour techniques. Whether you want to create a hand-painted card, decorate your wall or maybe you simply want to learn the relaxing art of painting with watercolours, with 50 motifs to choose from, you'Äôll easily find something to inspire you. No prior knowledge of watercolour techniques needed 'ÄìThis book contains a short list of tools and materials needed to get started and a clear and informative guide to the basic techniques needed to paint this varied collection of flowers. No drawing skills required 'Äì The line drawings are provided at full size, ready to copy or trace 'Äì and all the information on how to do so is also included. The line drawings are also available to download for free from Bookmarked Hub. Suitable for artists of all levels 'Äì With a laser-focus on just the essential colours and techniques, Penny Brown's years of artistic and teaching experience cut through to give you exactly what you need to succeed.

Learn to draw 100 of your favorite blooms in 6 easy steps, starting with simple shapes. For all ages. Learn how to draw 100 beautiful blooms! From wondering wild flowers like daisies and tulips, garden treasures such as crocuses and gerberas to the exotic Birds of Paradise, irises and magnolias, there is a whole host of blossoms to choose from. The process for sketching each flower is broken down into 8 easy steps: by drawing a few simple shapes a stage at a time, you can create a gorgeous, realistic bloom in very little time. There are also two shaded-in versions of each flower, one in pencil and the other in paint, to offer you inspiration for adding final touches to your own drawn flower. This is the perfect book for budding artists of all ages yearning to draw their favorite posies, or the experienced artist looking for a variety of subjects to inspire.

The definitive artist's guide to drawing detailed and accurate plants, flowers and other vegetation in pencil—including illustrations and exercises. Botanical Drawing provides a thorough and expert guide to the subject, touching on the history of this fascinating art form as well as its rules and practicalities. Artist Penny Brown explains the materials, learnings and techniques required to produce accurate botanical illustrations. She also includes an accessible, basic study of botany for the absolute beginner. By following Brown's step-by-step instructions, close studies and explorations of the subjects, you will be able to produce your own illustrations of plants, flowers, vegetables and their myriad parts. Botanical Drawing offers knowledge, techniques, and inspiration as you create your own projects.

My Mother Told Me Believing her life was just about perfect, Claire Marie Abirie, a successful Atlanta attorney thought she had it all. She wakes up one day as she prepares to return to the courtroom to deliver her closing argument for a trial ending that day when after walking into her office she soon realizes that one telephone call has the power to change everything.In her remarkable debut novel, Judge Penny Brown Reynolds gives us a portrait of a strong woman dealing with life that emerges from complications that come from love. We meet her not so perfect family from New Orleans as many of the people seem to be relatives that we all know. Her aunts will feel like our aunts. Her uncles sound very similar to ours. The neighborhood could have easily been our own. Her girl friends are sister friends that we all know. Even if not familiar, all of them quickly find a place in our hearts. The life-changing event that takes place in the story opens doors that Claire Marie decided to close years prior. She soon understands that the foundation upon which she built her entire perfect life was not as solid as she thought.My Mother Told Me is a story that is honest, compelling and one for our time because it raises issues that often go without saying, all while at the same time being superbly entertaining. Clair Maire's story is a universal transformative, yet complexed journey that will leave you wanting more.

Judge Penny Brown Reynolds has created the ultimate advice book for women and teens. Real Talk for Real Sisters includes 20 chapters of life lessons, each with journal pages at the end, along with a whole section of advice from sisters. Real Talk for Real Sisters is a powerful addition to any inspirational library. The Honorable Judge Penny Brown Reynolds is a nationally respected leader, bold visionary and highly dedicated public servant, former jurist, attorney, public theologian, author and ordained pastor. She is a history maker and international public figure. She received an Emmy award nomination for her work on the internationally syndicated daytime television court series, Family Court with Judge Penny. She is President and CEO of Divine Destiny Enterprises, LLC and the founder of a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening families, women, and children and providing a voice for the poor. In addition, she serves as associate pastor at the Midway Missionary Baptist Church, College Park, Georgia. She and her husband Reverend Edward S. Reynolds are the proud parents of two grown sons and one granddaughter, Pelly-Marie.

If you have never drawn before, this is definitely the book to learn from. You do not need any skills to start drawing straightaway because the techniques are so simple. With easy step-by-steps and a no-text approach, you will soon learn how to create a stunning range of beautiful, popular flowers. Starting with simple shapes, author Penny Brown shows you how to develop circles, rectangles, squares and ovals into spectacular pictures and she has chosen twenty eight species from a sweet pea and a dahlia to the more exotic quince. She has also included shrubs, climbers and cut flowers. By developing your drawing skills you will soon be able to choose your own subjects. This book is great for all those new to drawing, and there is a lot here to inspire the more experienced artist too.

"With a stunning selection of 28 popular flowers, simple step-by-step instructions, illustrations, and a helpful, two-color teaching method, this book is a fantastic introduction to drawing flowers from the garden. Roses, lilies, anemones, clematis, and apple blossom are just a few of the blooms, with many more tempting drawings to choose from. Artists are taught how to build beautiful pictures from easy beginnings, using circles, triangles, squares, and ovals as building blocks. Each flower is shown in full color, offering inspiration to beginners who want to learn from simple beginnings, and to more experienced artists seeking new ways of working and new ideas."--Amazon.com

Introduce your intermediate readers to one hundred prefixes and roots commonly found in multiple syllable words.

A fantastic book for artists and crafters looking for original, fresh designs and ideas. This treasury of Celtic line art includes 100 designs inspired by the knotwork, spirals, patterns, stylistic figures and animals found in ancient Celtic art, . The designs can be scanned, enlarged, reduced, or used same size and they can be adapted, or mixed with other images, allowing you to develop your own projects in innovative ways. Whether you are seeking inspiration for a new piece of work, researching an idea, or looking for different ways to approach a project, this book is a rich source of imagery, with beautiful illustrations on every page.

This series uses children's universal interest in animals to pull students into reading. Books focus on animals from zoos to farms to backyard critters, each one with captivating photographs.

These books are the first full-length, comprehensive study written in English of French children's literature. They provide both an overview of developments from the seventeenth century to the present day and detailed discussion of texts that are representative, innovative, or influential best-sellers in their own time and beyond. French children's literature is little known in the English-speaking world and, apart from a small number of writers and texts, has been relatively neglected in scholarly studies, despite the prominence of the study of children's literature as a discipline. This project is groundbreaking in its coverage of a wide range of genres, tracing the evolution of children's books in France from early courtesy books, fables and fairy tales, to eighteenth-century moral tales and educational drama, nineteenth-century novels of domestic realism and adventure stories and contemporary detective fiction and fantasy novels. The discussion traces the relationship between children's literature and social change, revealing the extent to which children's books were informed by pedagogical, moral, religious and political agenda and explores the implications of the dual imperatives of instruction and amusement which have underpinned writing for young readers throughout the centuries.

This two-volume critical history of French children’s literature from 1600 to the present helps bring awareness of the range, quality, and importance of French children’s literature to a wider audience. The works of a number of French writers, notably La Fontaine, Charles Perrault, Jules Verne, and Saint-Exupéry were, and continue to be, widely translated and adapted, and have influenced the development of the genre in other countries.

Bird and animal designs taken from pottery, figures inspired by cave paintings, hunting scenes found on skin paintings - all these and more have inspired Penny Brown to put together this wonderful collection of Native American designs.