Most Popular Books by Grace Jones

Uses simple text and photographs to introduce the sense of smell, exploring the different odors one might encounter in the kitchen or garden.

"Our culture and what we see in the media heavily influence our views and opinions. They can even shape how we see ourselves. Using relatable examples, this timely title explores the body image messages we receive from movies, television, advertising, and social media, and how they affect our self-esteem. Helpful tips on how to boost self-esteem and combat the negative effects of body image messages are also included"--

Learn about the life cycle of chickens, from how eggs grow to how they hatch into chicks, and how those chicks grown into chickens. Also learn what chickens eat, why they cluck, and learn about some record-breaking chickens. Includes a glossary.

Learn about the amazing life cycles of the animals and insects that live in our world. With easy to read text and informative diagrams, this series is a perfect introduction for young readers.

Discover how our five senses work and help us to understand the world around us. With repetitive and easy to read text and simple diagrams, this series is a ideal introduction for younger readers.

The Challenge the Book of Mormon Makes to the World takes its name from a remarkable document authored by Hugh B. Brown which outlines thirty conditions any writer would need to meet to write a book comparable to the Book of Mormon. With these conditions as framework, the book provides extensive evidence in support of the assertion that neither Joseph Smith, an unlearned farm boy, nor the most celebrated of scholars, or anyone else, could have produced the Book of Mormon without divine aid. Among the many evidences found in this meticulously researched book, are what have been called "infallible proofs" of the Book of Mormon--literary, linguistic, archaeological, doctrinal, historical, prophetic--along with many beautiful stories of conversion. The Challenge is written to help brighten the flame of testimony in everyday Latter-day Saints, in those in which it may have dimmed, and in sincere investigators of the restored gospel.

Each title in the ''My Senses'' series covers how our five senses work and help us to understand the world around us. With repetitive and easy to read text and simple diagrams, this series is an ideal introduction for younger readers aged 5-7. This book focuses on our sense of touching.

A German Jew named Max Silbermann, along with his wife Marta and their six children, had raised cattle before the start of the war. But in the late 1930s, after noting the harsh treatment of Jews by Hitler''s henchmen, Silbermann convinced his wife and children that for them to survive, they should sell their cattle and raise, of all things, pigs! This they did with a high degree of success, but they were harassed constantly by members of the Gestapo, the SS, and other contingents of the military establishment and also the local police force. Herr Silbermann, however, was far smarter than his adversaries, most of whom he and his family members made to look like jackasses. The novel is not without sadness, but it ends on a note of triumph. In fine, it is a ''start at the beginning and read straight to the end'' kind of book with excitement on virtually every page. You''ll recommend it to all of your friends!

This is the story of Diamond Grace Jones. In her sleep, a neurological chip was implanted in her mind against her will. Her thoughts and actions are broadcast to anyone who knows where to look. Her will can be taken over through a transfer of consciousness. She can communicate with what can only be referred to as aliens. Her very senses can be altered by outside sources. Her story is one of abuse, but it is also one of redemption and self-sacrifice. It is the story of what it means to be a mother and a lover; and how to recreate your identity when those things go missing.

Adults and children alike can share together in these enchanting board books. With beautiful illustrations, simple, rhyming text, and a space for adults or children to become the lovable character, mischievous animal, or scary monster, these books are sure to become bedtime favorites.

Here children can explore some of the most interesting and important life cycles in the animal kingdom. With engaging language and an innovative use of design, this series makes the science behind life cycles accessible to reluctant and confident readers alike.

This titles invites readers to consider the impact of human activity on the environment and ways in which we can improve in the future. It covers pollution, oil spills, population growth, climate change, deforestation, wasting water, waste, and wildlife in danger. It also discusses renewable energy and ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Includes a quiz and a glossary.

These poems are tributes to the youth and working people of the "Boogie Down" Bronx. They reflect a unique time in Bronx History. The roots of Hip Hop create a colorful landscape which has grown in time to be recognized as a beautiful skyline. The ''Memorial Wall'' section contains elegies of those gone before their time and should always be remembered.

Learn about some of the most endangered animals in the world and the continents that they live on. This series uses eye-catching imagery, informative diagrams and fascinating facts to bring key subject areas to life. It explores the reasons why some species are endangered and the steps that are being taken to ensure these species do not become extinct in the future.

Papers of Edith Gertrude Beaumont (nee Blackwell) and other members of the Blackwell and Taplin families, including transcripts of diaries 1859-1879 of George Taplin of Point McLeay Mission, his wife Martha, daughter Esther, David Blackwell, Mary Grace Jones and James Jones.

The young and the jobless is a three part series.