Best Selling Books by Diana Fisher

This volume introduces a wide range of painting techniques and guides you, step-by-step, through 12 projects. It offers tips and shortcuts, detailed painting and baking instructions, and photo demonstrations to ensure that your adventures in glass painting are successful and enjoyable.

Emmerson Cogwell never knew true love until she moved in with the Hucks. Jackson Huck was nothing like her real father, who abused her. She went from hiding snacks in a wall to having a home cooked meal on the table every night, and she slowly learned what it meant to have a family; a true family. All because of one man, one horse, and a guy whom she was supposed to consider a brother. But she didn''t. Paul had always been more than a brother, and he would always hold her heart. But the journey to officially give it to him was a long, painful one filled with tears, heartbreak, and the struggle to let him go when she needed to.

Purr-fect for kitty-crazy kids, this meow-velous new activity kit is chock-full of fun! Inside the cute take-along case, there''s an activity book filled with color photos of all kinds of cats, as well as plenty of art supplies ? including a drawing pad, markers, and self-inking stamp ? to help kids learn to draw their favorite feline friends. A cat figurine, door hanger, stickers, poster, bookmark and an I Love Cats diary add up to even more fun. It''s like catnip for feline fanciers!

Designed to inspire creativity, these titles allow kids to experience their subjects in 3D! Each book comes complete with all the materials needed to create and color press-out paper fun. Contains lots of cool materials to create cards for birthdays, holidays, or any occasion!

Designed to inspire creativity, these titles allow kids to experience their subjects in 3D! Each book comes complete with all the materials needed to create and color press-out paper fun. Comes with markers and an assortment of designs for making cards and decorations.

One of the best ways to remember a new word is to draw a picture of it! That''s the idea behind this fun-filled activity book.! Inside you''ll discover more than 100 words that you can draw and color. Each word has a brief definition and a simple illustration to copy. There''s even space to add your own words and pictures to create a dictionary. The six color markers that come with this book are safe and nontoxic.

Despite considerable efforts to decrease the impact of the environment on the health of American Indians and Alaska Natives, many health problems attributed to environmental factors continue to pose significant challenges for many tribal communities. The challenges in particular point to the need for environmental protection policies, especially agricultural communities where high and persistent uses of pesticides have bearing on human health conditions. Although there is a need for tribal environmental health policies, research on tribal leaderships'' interpretations and the implications the interpretations have for constructing environmental health policies are minimal. For example, understanding how one tribe defines environmental health is central to how they construct and develop environmental protection laws aimed at protecting the environment and human health. This qualitative research study took place in a rural agricultural Indian community on the Colorado River Indian Reservation in Parker, Arizona. The qualitative data assessed Tribal Council leader''s interpretations and understanding of how environmental health is defined and understood. The study method employed a semi-structured interview process with selected tribal council members who served a term on tribal council between 1980-2002, especially members who were appointed to specific sub-committees concerned with agricultural activities (i.e. pesticide, agricultural, and farm board). The rationale for conducting qualitative interviews was to determine and ascertain how environmental health has been defined and understood over the past 22 years when these tribal leaders constructing, developing, and implemented various environmental protection laws. Other forms of data acquisition was through relevant public records from Tribal Council and special committee meeting minutes that centered on developing environmental health policy. The central aim of this research was to recognize and comprehend the level of understanding, and consideration employed by tribal leaders as they defined environmental health for their agricultural Indian community. By examining and presenting the core values and interpretations of environmental health policy of the Colorado River Indian Tribes, other tribes may learn from this as they formulate and develop appropriate environmental health policies aimed at protecting their environments, human health, cultural beliefs and practices and become more accountable and responsible to their allegiance to their communities.