Best Selling Books by Jennifer Moore

Two little girls meet at summer camp and a friendship develops between them, even though one has Down syndrome. They learn that everyone is good at something and also that everyone needs some extra help sometimes. Includes a parents guide.

With Connor Flynn''s promises of a future together and an antique pendant clasped close to her heart, Kaitlyn Donovan left Ireland eight years ago. But they lost touch and her dreams of a lasting love died. Now that she''s back, Kaitlyn won''t risk her heart again. But fate has other plans. She and Connor reconnect and he realizes the pendant makes her a target. As a government agent, Connor is conflicted between his duty protecting Kaitlyn and feelings he never got over. As the two race to find a centuries'' old treasure, they discover first loves aren''t easily forgotten.

Sometimes it just seems easier to hurry up and get something over with, but that can often lead to carelessness or mistakes. This captivating book helps readers see that slowing down and taking your time leads to excellent results, and can even save time in the long run. Relatable situations and characters help readers see that these lessons can be applied to their own lives. Colorful illustrations paired with stimulating text make for an engaging volume, sure to be popular among readers of many ages and levels.

This is the first empirical law book to investigate coroners’ recommendations, and the extent of their impact and implementation. Based on an extensive study, the book analyses over 2000 New Zealand Coroners’ recommendations and includes more than 100 interviews and over 40 surveys, as well as Coroner’s Court findings and litigation from Canada, England, Ireland, Australia and Scotland. This timely book is an overdue investigation of the highly debated questions: do coroners’ recommendations save lives and how often are they implemented?

When women have full socioeconomic citizenship as well as equitable and respectful partnerships with men, transformative justice can be sustained in postconflict societies In Women’s Work, Jennifer Moore presents a reimagined theory of peacebuilding and transformative justice based on the experiences and insights of women farmers and microentrepreneurs who lived through protracted civil conflicts, drawing on seven years of interviews with women activists across ten communities—five in the Acholi region of Northern Uganda and five in the Moyamba and Koinadugu Districts of Sierra Leone. Despite the important differences between the preconflict and conflict histories and demographics of the two countries, Moore finds commonalities in the practical, yet visionary, approaches to community life emerging from the core values, daily activities, and long-range goals shared by rural cooperative members in both regions. Collective survival, communal healing, and conflict resolution define the rhythm of these women’s daily lives as they go about building peace, piecemeal. They reject punitive retribution models and demand, instead, a peacebuilding model that advocates for advances in material well-being, the acknowledgment of state accountability for community suffering, and reconciliation and restoration of community networks. But most important, Moore amplifies these women’s voices when they insist that legal equality for women and healthy partnerships between women and men are also essential components to enduring transformation of their societies. Moore theorizes what peacebuilding look like if it were modeled on these women-led, matriarchically structured communities that proved not only to be effective at holding governments accountable but also to have the capacity to feed their people and revitalize their local economies. Women’s Work shows that when women have full socioeconomic citizenship as well as equitable and respectful partnerships with men, transformative justice can be sustained through the arts of collective livelihood, violence-free conflict management, and celebration.

This all-star issue, "A-Z," features all of your favorite characters in zany mini-stories!

Lola Bunny is back! The Looney lady with an attitude kicks off a new life of adventure by delivering pizza to Atlantis--and becoming the terror of the deep when Atlantis won''t pay up!

Marvin the Martian takes to the stars in a galactic adventure!

Learn how dyslexia hinders learning to read, but with help it can be accomplished.

Reinforce reading skills and build high-level thinking skills. Includes more than 200 questions, 70 reproducible activity pages, four pretests in standardized test format, a ready-to-use scoring box on each page, and answer keys.

Everybody on the hockey team wants to win the championship. But when they forget to play fair, a boy on the opposing team is injured.

After a young boy has trouble breathing during soccer practice, he is taken to his doctor who says that he has asthma, but he learns that with proper treatment and medical supervision, his asthma can be kept under control.

From the publisher of the USA TODAY bestselling Timeless Romance Anthology series, comes our new Victorian Romance collection: A GRAND TOUR. With three brand new Victorian Romance novellas by Anthea Lawson, Jennifer Moore, and Heather B. Moore. A LORD’S CHANCE by Anthea Lawson: After her first romance ends in disaster, Miss Isabelle Strathmore vows never to fall in love again. She will travel, certainly, and see the world, but it will be a spinster’s life for her. She has learned the most painful lesson of all—that her heart simply cannot be trusted. Gavin Reed, the Earl of Jasper, is unexpectedly charmed by Isabelle. Past encounters have made him wary of taking a chance on love, but by the end of the Grand Tour, he is determined to make Miss Strathmore his wife. But fate has more in store than either of them guesses. Beneath the Mediterranean sun, can Isabelle and Lord Jasper find their happily ever after before disaster strikes? FALLING IN ROME by Jennifer Moore: Chaperoning two young women on their grand tour is the opportunity of a lifetime for Eleanor Doyle. Although she’s an expert in many languages, her gender has made further education impossible. If the tour is successful, the young women’s parents have promised her a position at a university in London. Eleanor hopes to instill her charges with a love of Rome, but not until they meet up with a group of young gentlemen and their fascinating professor, Russell Kendrick, do the young ladies show any interest at all. Attraction blossoms between Eleanor and Ken, but Eleanor’s future depends on maintaining propriety. The headstrong charges have other ideas, and Ken and Eleanor will have to decide which is most important, accolades in the academic world, or being with the one they love. A SECRET ARRANGEMENT by Heather B. Moore: Evelyn Tucker has finally graduated from finishing school, but dreads living with her widowed aunt. On the appointed day, Aunt Margaret comes to collection Evelyn, and Margaret informs her that they’re going on a Grand Tour to spend as much of the estate money they can before a distant cousin inherits all. When Henry Gaiman discovers he’s inherited his distant uncle’s estate, he loathes the thought of returning to England since he’d rather continue with his archaeology dig in Egypt. Return he must, and there, he meets Evelyn, a woman who will change his world in more ways than one.

Told from a child''s point of view, offers a simple explanation of the many reasons mothers work outside the home.

Who''s the bravest, swashbucklingest space ranger in the galaxy? It sure ain''t Duck Dodgers, but he''s coming to the rescue anyway!

Introduces how human beings may each look different on the surface, with different coloured skin, hair and eyes, but underneath we all have feelings, thoughts, hopes and dreams.

Children are encouraged to celebrate and appreciate both their own and other people''s differences and shows how, when people of different races and ethic backgrounds come together, they make a beautiful rainbow.

Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner are at it again! Can the latest ACME products catch the elusive bird or will they backfire?

Moore argues that the organization of archives and libraries in 19th-century France was neither steady nor progressive. By following the development of the Ecole des Chartes, the state school for archivists and librarians, Moore shows that conceptions of "order" changed dramatically from one decade to the next.

A young boy describes his feelings, both happy and sad, about moving away from his old house and starting over making friends and attending a new school.

Provides examples of how it feels to be shy, and offers suggestions on how to overcome shyness. Includes tips for parents.

Learning that his mother has cancer, a little boy becomes frightened then works through his fear with the help of both parents.

My friend has Down''s syndrome is a sensitively written story about two children who meet at a summer Fun Club. A warm friendship develops between them as the young narrator comes to understand Ella''s Down''s syndrome. Both girls learn that everybody is good at something, and that by helping each other overcome their fears and difficulties, they can accomplish a great deal. My friend has Down''s syndrome inspires and encourages children to overcome barriers that can exist between children with Down''s syndrome and their playmates.

Having a brother with autism can sometimes be hard. This book describes some of the realities that children with autism and their brothers and sisters experience every day.

(back cover) Let''s Talk About It! Children of divorced parents are sometimes confused or troubled when one parent decides to remarry. DADDY''S GETTING MARRIED tells the story of a child whose Mom and Dad are divorced. But now, Dad is marrying somebody else. How does the child feel about it? When a parent remarries, children sometimes experience feelings they cannot fully understand. Should they be happy? Should they be sad? Are they being abandoned? DADDY''S GETTING MARRIED encourages boys and girls to understand that a parent who remarries will continue to love them and to look after them.

The Powerpuff girls return to save Townsville in these six tales.

Discusses the feelings and concerns that frequently accompany divorce and other family problems.

Here you have it, pug lovers! All the words you didn''t even know you needed in your life. Great gift for pug families, a coffee table book, and learning new dialogue. Written by a pug mom and pug family.

There are good feelings like happy, surprised, and excited, and then there are problem feelings like sad, mad, and frustrated. But did you know that there are so many other feelings to learn about, too? What does it mean to feel blah? What does it mean to feel skittish?