Most Popular Books by David Booth

Yuck! invites children to read-and be disgusted by-stories and facts that will make them say, 'Yuck!'

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Learning to Read With Graphic Power is a comprehensive resource containing everything educators need to teach literacy in the elementary grades while keeping students engaged. Discover why graphic readers belong in the classroom, how they can connect to existing literacy programs, and how they can be used to support guided reading and help young students improve comprehension and word knowledge - publisher website. this books supports reading literacy.

We examine the choice and the offer spreads between callable and non-callable bonds. We find significant differences by industry sector so our results are segmented by financial and non-financial industries. For the financial sector, the popularity of callable and non-callable bonds is significantly related to the economic environment. Financial and high grade non-financial callable bonds are also more likely to be issued via a shelf prospectus. While firms that issue callable bonds do not consistently display the characteristics associated with severe agency problems, the issue choice for below investment grade non-financial and lower rated financial bonds, where we can expect agency problems to be more severe, is more consistent with agency theory than the issue choice for higher rated bonds.

"How will little Nia escape from the wolf?" (publisher).

"To help teachers incorporate graphic novels into the school program the authors provice strategies using different dynamics -- independent reading, literature circles, guided reading, whole class shared reading, and curriculum and media links."--Back cover.