Best Selling Books by Amy Wallace

「モンスターズ・インク」「トイ・ストーリー」「ニモ」……ヒットを積み重ねるピクサー。「アナと雪の女王」世界的ヒットで完全復活したディズニー・アニメーション。彼らの成功を支えた、本当の理由とは？ピクサー創業者でディズニーアニメーションのトップが、その内側を惜しみなく開示する。

What do all human beings have in common? Despite the self-help books about sex, money, power, happiness, weight, and relationships, there is one thing we all face that none of that guidance can prevent . . . death.What if we weren''t so afraid of death, or of even talking about it? The fear of death – even when it''s below our conscious awareness – underlies all fears. But, as Elisabeth Kübler-Ross and David Kessler remind us in Life Lessons . . . “Fear doesn''t stop death; it stops life.”What this book suggests is that exploring our fears about death – talking about it, learning about it – might allow us to live more fully now and to die more consciously, with less fear and less unfinished business.With thought-provoking quotes and a list of resources from the top contributors in the field, this book provides a sturdy framework for us to begin and continue our inquiry. There are practices and tools we can use along the way.The author''s informal style engages us easily in considering some of the most important questions about how we want to live and how we want to die.What "Fear of Death: It''s About Life, Actually. Let''s Talk About It" offers is an unusual opportunity to empower ourselves with regard to those questions and – perhaps – to help this conversation become a more natural part of our lives.

Peanut butter, eggs, milk, chicken, countless other foods--it can be tough to deal with allergies that not only keep you from enjoying the things your friends do but also threaten your health. In this detailed book, young readers will learn more about common allergies and what to expect if they''re diagnosed with them. Thoughtful text will discuss why allergies happen, symptoms to watch for, and how to stay safe, while color photos will help kids make connections to the text.

What happens when artificial intelligence becomes the smartest presence in every classroom? In this essential follow-up to their acclaimed first guide, Dr Nick Jackson and Matthew Esterman team up with Amy Wallace - a Year 12 graduate who brings the student voice to this urgent conversation about AI''s role in learning. The Next Word: AI & Learners moves beyond the basics to tackle the complex realities students face today, from banned apps to cognitive offloading, from deepfakes to digital wellbeing. The authors dive deep into the science of learning and investigate the crucial question: is AI a helpful prosthetic or a dangerous crutch? Most importantly, this isn''t just another book about students - it''s a book with them. Amy''s perspective illuminates how young people actually want AI to shape their futures and what authentic learning looks like when machines can seemingly learn everything. With practical insights for educators and real-world tools for navigating education''s AI-integrated future, The Next Word: AI & Learners ensures you''re part of the conversation that''s reshaping how we think about learning itself.

A mini version of the ''Book of Lists'' that includes some of the best, quirkiest and most bizarre lists from its bigger brother.

Gathers interesting and little known facts about people, history, America, the law, war, language, inventions, transportation, sports, money and food