Most Popular Books by Karen Phillips

Karen Phillips was born in1971. Born with Spina Bifida, she has found a bright side to her disabilityaaThe time to write and set my imagination free, a she says. Despite hardships, she has managed to establish considerable merit for her poetry, receiving praise and awards from several organizations, including the Long Beach Press Telegram. Karen currently resides in California.

Discover the truth about yourself and any friend you can name. We love finding crazy ways to learn about yourself and your future. Personality quizzes, cootie catchers, the Magic 8 Ball-they''re all time-tested methods for discovering the true you. But there is another approach you may never have thought of before. It is scientifically proven to be just as reliable as those other methods and, conveniently, it''s something you have with you all the time. We''re talking, of course, about your name. In My Name, you''ll discover how your handle opens the door to the secrets of your inner self. How is your fashion sense revealed every time you sign your name? Did your parents pick the right name for you? What''s your vampire name? Are you and your crush really meant to be? Compare names and see! The book also comes with everything you need to make five fashionable charms and personalise them with your name or initials. Finished charms look great on necklaces, key chains, backpack danglers-really, anywhere you might want to make a name for yourself.

Serious fun quizzes on your best subject - YOU. A book full of quirky questions, outrageous choices and revelaing answers.18 ways to find out more about yourself than anyone ought to know

This collection of 30 confidence-building quizzes includes a 70-page notepad and a stylish pen to jot down answers and compare results with friends. Full color. Consumable.

In this extraordinary celebration of women of substance, 50 Australia''s most adored celebrities, fashion icons, industry leaders, sporting legends, unsung heroes, high achievers and women of the land come together in this unique book to share their words of wisdom

Follow the book''s simple instructions to make a trio of mischievous little monkeys. All the supplies are provided, including wooden beads painted with sunny monkey faces and specially sculpted, ultra-fuzzy pipe cleaners. Putting them together is super simple - no scissors, glue, or monkey wrenches required.

Girls, immortalise your opinions in list form: favourites, un-favourites, pet peeves, achievements, phobias, crushes, ambitions and more! This book features 60 pages of list ideas, games and activities, from the thoughtprovoking to the plain goofy. Divided into five sections-Me and My Deep Thoughts, Boys and Other Animals, etc-each list lends itself equally to quiet contemplation or group giggles!

A write-right-in-it book to share with your friends. A Canadian Toy Testing Council 3-Star Award winner! A while back, we published a little book called It''s All About Me, a collection of personality quizzes for girls. Clearly we hit a sweet spot because today, half a million copies later, that book is still going strong. And now it''s getting a new best friend. It''s All About Us is a journal of super-nosey surveys for girls to fill out right in the book. Subjects range from food to fashion to friendship to the very tween "total randomosity." More than 300 different questions reveal everything you never thought to ask yourself, let alone anyone else. Since everything is better when you share, each survey is repeated three times, in three different colorways. Once you''ve taken a survey, turn the page and pass the journal and its matching pen to a friend. Or a relative. Or a brand-new acquaintance. Basically, anyone willing to share just a little too much information. Then compare results. The beauty of it is, even if the answers are different, everyone will still be right. Especially you. Previously published as What About You?

"Russell Danby''s original sketches for the Timeline Fence are reproduced in this book, along with the murals as completed by the community under Russell''s direction. The first ten sketches are those used to create the Fence. The final sketch, ''Fighting the Fires'', was drawn by Russell but not used for the Timeline Fence. Paula Herlihy has adapted Karen Phillips'' text for community members with lower reading levels." --p. 3.

"A crash site memorial for a daughter is disturbed by road workers, a son goes missing after an earthquake, a husband struggles with his wife going into dementia care, grandparents meet-up with a grandchild they lost contact with when his parents divorced, a late-in-life relationship is broken apart when his health declines, a couple who lease out their basement flat discover a former tenant has been linked to a murder ...Each of Karen Phillips’ stories is like the glass houses in the title story – small pieces, some opaque and some translucent, that offer glimpses of ordinary families whose lives are coming apart, sometimes in ways imperceptible to the outside eye. Memories of a kinder past are one way to pull things back together and simple humanity is another, but sometimes the answer is where you least expect it."--Publisher information.

EXACT reproduction of THE NEW THOUGHT OF PLANETS INFLUENCE UPON CHILDREN AT THE HOUR OF THEIR BIRTH by Karen M. Phillips first published in 1914. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book