Best Selling Books by Sarah Davis

Violet Mackerel thinks she would QUITE LIKE to own the blue china bird at the Saturday markets. This is not just a SILLY WISH. It is instead the start of a VERY IMPORTANT idea. But what she needs is a PLOT. A BRILLIANT plot.

In this 28-day devotional, I''ll share how, in my secret place, I''ve experienced deliverance, transformation, and divine revelations. My prayer is that you''ll find your own secret place and experience renewal and revelation from God.

The Homeschool Planner for Two Students contains everything you need for the full 36 week school year to keep you well organized. The planner contains pages for: personal information, important phone numbers, month to month planning, attendance record checklists, field trip ideas, project ideas, school year curriculum/activities, 36 Week Daily Assignment Checklists for each child, and notes. The interior is monochromatic.

Invites readers to help various pets, including a hamster, a dog, and a fish, find different objects in animal-themed picture puzzles.

When she invites her friend Camila to St. Louis for spring break, Lea rescues a stray kitten and makes a mysterious discovery while visiting a crumbling mansion that makes her forget to be a good host.

The Ancient Forest, is about fraternal twins Hazel and Leo who have very vivid imaginations. So much so, that you wonder if the things they are dreaming up are truly happening! Their adventure takes place as they are hiking through the Redwood Forest. Imagination turns this ancient forest into a prehistoric adventureland, where they run for their lives from a T. rex, get saved by a pteranodon, and make friends with a brachiosaurus. The trees become a literal playground for these adventuresome kids on this epic hike.

Life is a not a sprint, but a marathon. We run with God, who gives us the grace to finish well. In Kingdom Legacy, Sarah Davis shares a series of eight lessons for all those God has called to walk in His kingdom authority and wisdom.

If you are a woman with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, chances are you weren''t diagnosed until you were an adult. If that is the case, you may have difficulty with organization, chores, career, relationships, friendships, and more. This workbook will break down some of those theories for you, along with exercises that can challenge ADHD symptoms, encourage you to try new things with ADHD, and help you see the power behind your ADHD. It is also a companion piece to the full book Women with ADHD, which came out in July 2022.

IN-FULL-COLOR! The professionally illustrated Home Educating Planner is for customers who homeschool their children. Each page was designed to fill out yourself. It includes: a personal information page, month to month planning, monthly celebrations & birthdays page, field trip page, school year curriculum/activities page, project page, a how-to page, full 36-week daily schedule for the entire school year, summer school curriculum/activities page, a full 16-week summer school schedule, next school year curriculum/activities page, and a notes page.

Daisy Dolly helps take the anxiety out of potty training by explaining how it is done and offering helpful advice.

The tales in Sarah Davis Pearson''s charming book offer an informal history of a great American Age. In retelling the stories members of a Wisconsin family told one another between the Civil and Second World Wars, she touches on the changes in life and customs during that century. Although meticulous research enhanced her memory, the author admits that, being family, not every one of the principals involved would agree with her account of every episode. Many of the stories are humorous. Others illustrate rapid advances in science, communication, and transportation and the effects of massive European immigration to the United States. In essence, this memoir is an affectionate recollection of growing up in a close and lively family during days long gone.

"From bright red fire engines to a gorgeous rainbow, this is the perfect first colours book for toddlers to share with grown-ups. Colourful pictures and fun-filled questions get children thinking and talking. East-grip picture tabs invite little fingers to turn right to the pages they love!"--Back cover.

Bentley and Carson are siblings with years between them. It can be tough to be an older brother with a little sister! But no matter how much she drives him crazy, at the end of the day she will always be the one he loves the most!

This diary is a day to day inspiration, with Abraham-Hicks quotes and notations to raise your vibrational frequency daily and live a more inspired life.

Combines onomatopoeic text, evocative illustrations and a whimsically spooky twist in a picture book celebration of Halloween''s frightful sounds that repeats an "I''m not scared!" refrain in the face of whistling wind, squeaking bats and knocking windows.

Help your baby learn their first words with this chunky board book Your baby will love getting to grips with their first words in Chunky Baby First Words! Help them find collections of first-word objects - a pair of shoes, a hat hiding under a coat, a dog, a cat and a duck - all are here, ready to be discovered! Read them together as you lift flaps and explore the shape and texture of the tactile tabs. Perfect for reading aloud and encouraging early word recognition, your baby will love the playful images and bold type. Babies and toddlers will want to investigate and explore each one again and again.

Small Blank Recipe Book Delicious Shit I Stole from Mom

Less than one year after the armistice ending World War I, several American cities and towns erupted in race-related violence. The period came to be known as the "Red Summer of 1919" and was immortalized by Claude McKay in his poem "If We Must Die". Recalling Longview is the true story of how racial prejudice and misunderstanding in a small Texas community led to violence and economic injustice for the town''s blacks that have never been resolved. With its still-lingering effects on one black family, the July, 1919 riot in Longview, Texas remains a gripping saga appropriate for study by students of history and sociology, as well as any American, seeking to understand our national past.

Abstract: Law enforcement officers have a unique job description. Long periods of sedentary behavior are intermixed with moments of required physical exertion. The purpose of this study was to assess the need of a regulated exercise training program, the effect of the motivational environment of a workout facility, and the need for incentives to benefit law enforcement officers'' health and physical fitness levels. Participants included 76 (62 male) active law enforcement officers employed by a university in the Big XII conference. Measures included a fifty-four item questionnaire including demographic information, specific health and exercise questions and questions concerning specific incentives to increase exercise adherence. The Commitment to Exercise Scale and the Perceived Motivational Climate in Exercise Questionnaire are two previously validated surveys that were also used. University police departments were contacted via email and asked for their willingness to participate. Upon agreement an email was sent containing the link to the online Qualtrics survey. The survey was available for one month. Descriptive statistics were calculated for the Commitment to Exercise Scale and the Perceived Motivational Climate Scale. Demographics and total responses for health and exercise questions also were examined using descriptive statistics. Frequencies were calculated for gender, individual health information and individual exercise information. Results found the average BMI was 29.43 which is classified as overweight. The most common health symptom was high blood pressure. The majority (51.4%) spent 3-5 days per week participating in exercise. Police officers in the Big XII perceive the climate within their fitness facility as ego-involving which involves individuals being motivated by extrinsic factors as opposed to the desirable intrinsic motivators. Incentives that are important to this population include the ability to earn time off or being promoted. These results are important because it is apparent that the current fitness regimens being performed are not successful in decreasing health complications. This population, which is at a greater risk for cardiovascular disease and is involved with a known stressful occupation, will benefit from participating in a regulated physical fitness regimen.

Often, emerging adults spend their summers working in the camp environment. While efforts have been made to understand the camper experience, research regarding the growth and development lacks, especially as it concerns leadership. This study uses data gathered by Ribbe and Cyrus in their exploratory study, "Exploring the Impact of Summer Camp Employment on Camp Staff." In this study, 236 camp staff between the ages of 18 - 24 completed the Leadership Practices Inventory by Kouzes and Posner. This study seeks to explore the following: (1) the impact of Christian summer camp employment on leadership development of emerging adult staff and (2) what aspects of staff training, supervision, and care are correlated with positive growth in leadership. The data showed that emerging adults do grow in leadership ability from the beginning to the end of their summer spent working in the camp employment. Although camp cannot be claimed as the cause of this positive change in leadership, Pearson Correlation tests reveal that there is a connection between aspects of staff training, support, and supervision and what the Leadership Practices Inventory measures.

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