Most Popular Books by Virginia Wright

Coloring is a great way for your child to have fun and develop their hand-eye coordination skills. Timothy the Christmas Mouse Coloring Book For Children, is a companion to the storybook, Timothy the Christmas Mouse. Children will enjoy coloring the adorable holiday-themed illustrations, which are original art pieces of Virginia Wright an award-winning author/illustrator. * 8 x10 coloring pages.* Holiday-themed coloring fun!* Draw your own pages.* Coloring encourages further development of fine motor skills.* Coloring helps develop hand-eye coordination.* For children age 3+ years. * Combine the coloring book with the storybook to make a great gift!* Children''s Christmas coloring book.* Christmas Eve activity. * Kid''s will love the holiday-themed, coloring book!

Wild Animal Sounds is an interactive picture book, cleverly designed with simple text and a phrased paragraph pattern to help teach children sounds. Not only is this a great learning experience for your pre-schooler, it also provides an ideal opportunity for parents and caregivers to bond with their child in a fun yet educational way. Relive your childhood by taking an imaginary tour of the jungle! Rawr, Gr-aaaaa-ah, G-r-r-r-r-r, like a bear, MMM-ow and Psshhh, like the tallest of giraffes before hunkering down and howling like a coyote: Rup-rup-rup-aroo. While introducing your child to some of the most popular animals in the wild and the funny sounds they make, Wild Animal Sounds will help them develop a sound, word, and picture association. Wild Animal Sounds is a perfect fit for children who are just learning to talk.

As a mother, grandmother, and a preschool teacher, I know only too well how difficult and frustrating it is for colorists to stay inside of the lines. Child, teen or adult this book is for everyone! With five designs and five pages of each, you can color page one of the design, and if you go outside of the lines, or decide on a different color; you have four more additional pages of the same design to color. Keep coloring until you practice your way to perfect! This book also includes blank Draw Your Own Art pages to practice drawing your art; Practice Your Way to Perfect: Butterflies Coloring Book 2 will bring relaxing moments and joy to all those who turn the pages of this book. -Coloring - is an excellent way to relax and de-stress yourself! -8 x10 single-sided non-perforated pages -Draw your own art pages -Butterfly (Julia Longwing, Monarch, Northern Pearly-eye, Swallowtail, and Zebra Longwing) designs suitable for framing -Color Away Stress through Creativity!- -Virginia Wright Coloring Books by Virginia Wright - Practice Your Way to Perfect: Butterflies Coloring Book, For All Colorists - Practice Your Way to Perfect: Birds of Maine Coloring Book, For All Colorists - Steampunk Alice Coloring Book, For Teen Colorists and Adults - Timothy the Christmas Mouse Coloring Book For Children More books by this author: http: //www.amazon.com/author/virginiawright

This is my journey out of religion into God''s grace. If you have suffered religion, for far too long, you will find in these pages simple truths that will transform your understanding and set you back on solid ground. I had been a Christian for most of my life and yet I was at the end of my rope. Where was God? Who was He? Did He really love me? At the time, I didn''t realize it but I was in a very controlling church to the point of being cultish. In this book, I will show you what these churches look like and why we get taken in by them. But most importantly, I will show you how to recover without losing your faith in God. The more you learn about His love and grace, the freer you will become. Life, joy and peace will start pouring back in. You will know what you believe and live it to the fullest.

This case study of members of Iraq Veterans Against the War explores how identity, institutional context and affiliation, emotions, and the notion of healing come together in the experience of activism. Using an interpretive approach, I employ in-depth interviews and observation derived primarily from one local chapter, and visual and textual analysis of newspaper articles, organization documents, and video footage of IVAW actions including Operation First Casualty and the 2012 Medal Return, to better understand the ways in which identification with the institution these activists simultaneously attempt to undermine, the military, shapes their identity and subsequent activism in terms of the actions, strategies and tactics they engage in. I also explore the ways in which their experiences in war and the military have shaped their activism in terms of emotions and the notion of healing. This study finds that identifying as anti-war veterans and deploying that identity in activism enables an insider/outsider status that informs their critique and establishes legitimacy and political standing, which is evident in their public activism. I also find that within this context an emotion culture is created that enables the possibility for healing, catharsis, and the development of a politicized understanding of the mental and physical consequences of war that is intended to empower and mobilize veterans into anti-war activism.

This thesis is the first global history of an ubiquitous product, the bentwood chair, one of the most common furnishing items in 19th-century Australia. It identifies two Canadian companies that were large-scale manufacturers of chairs and other products, and traces their local production and global distribution in an integrated history of design, trade, and consumption. It posits that trade between Canada and Australia began earlier and was much larger than current accounts suggest. The thesis contributes to a new understanding of comparative economic development and nascent 19th-century industries and occupations. It analyses a wide range of sources including government reports, trade catalogues, studio and vernacular photography, business publications, family archives, shipping records, and newspaper articles and advertising. It tests the generalisation of exclusive Austrian and American ownership of the massive global trade in bentwood chairs. In doing so, it challenges the perception of a primarily English influence in British Empire trade and consumption.