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Sam lives a happy life with a family that loves her. Her mother and father, Curie, and Joe, own a lovely farm that houses Sam's brothers, Timothy and Jake, and her best friend, a female pet chicken called Matthew. Life is moving along just as it normally does, going to school, hanging out with friends, and coming home, until Jake suddenly and shockingly goes missing. The family is naturally rattled, but none of them have any idea just how serious Jake's disappearance will prove until Sam and her friends make a discovery in the woods. What are these strange lights appearing in Kansas? What are the Primes? And how on Earth does being a vegan play into any of it? In Blood of the Last True Heart, John Prince tells a dark tale that encourages a will for compassion towards the nature we find around us.

Earth's climate has changed a number of times in the past due to natural changes in the Earth's environment. But the change in climate occurring at the present time is not natural. It is a result of the actions of people and it is happening at a very fast rate.Climate Change looks at the causes and effects of climate change on human life, nature and the Earth's geography. It celebrates the youth climate change movement and highlights the small changes everyone can do, today, to help slow and halt the progression of climate change.You can build your own encyclopedia with A Ladybird Book.Other titles available in this The Ancient EgyptiansAnimal HabitatsBaby AnimalsElectricityThe Human BodyInsects and MinibeastsThe RomansSea CreaturesThe Solar SystemThe Stone AgeTrainsTreesWeather

Offers a lively military history and overview of Reconstruction that illuminates the new war fought immediately after the American Civil War. This Southern Civil War was distinct from the American Civil War and fought between southerners for control of state governments.

Focusing on the journey from student to practicing registered nurse, this resource offers clear guidance and contemporary insights to facilitate a smooth transition. It addresses the challenges and skills necessary for new nurses, ensuring they are well-prepared for the realities of the profession. With practical advice and relevant information, it serves as an essential tool for nursing students aiming to succeed in their careers.

This book is not about flying only, it includes little known stories about some amazing characters'including the Earl of Bandon (senior RAF officer), Tony Svensson (well-known test pilot), and Ginger Lacey (WWII fighter ace)?all of whom were personally known to John Daly. John reminisces on his experiences of flying multiple types of aircraft with the Royal Air Force in the 1950s and 1960s, first as a fighter pilot on the front line of defence in Germany in the Cold War and subsequently on photo reconnaissance duties in the Middle East and Africa. Of the four other authors, Angus Cameron provides some descriptions of war-time bomber operations against Germany, and Graham Neil recalls two occasions when he closely avoided sudden death. Jim Flemming's tale of a ?dead stick? landing from 70,000 feet in USA gives one palpitations, and Peter Larard's firsthand observations on flying operations in Vietnam are most penetrating. It has a wealth of humour to match the characters who appear in these pages. All aircrew will find this book informative, and everyone will find it interesting and entertaining. Any profits from the sale of this book will be passed to the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund

Focusing on the management of human resources in local government, this text addresses significant changes such as the rising demand for work-life balance. It provides insights into effective employee management strategies tailored to the unique challenges faced by local governments, emphasizing the importance of adapting HR systems to meet evolving needs.

The book delves into the complexities of understanding the central nervous system's cellular and molecular functions, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary collaboration among scientists from biology to psychology. It highlights the challenges posed by increasing specialization and the overwhelming volume of brain research publications, which hinder effective communication. The significance of cyclic nucleotides in nervous system function serves as a key example of this communication issue, showcasing the rapid growth of relevant literature since the foundational studies in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

The book is a facsimile reprint of an original antiquarian work, reflecting its historical significance. While it may exhibit imperfections typical of older texts, such as marks and marginalia, the reprint aims to preserve the cultural value of the work. This edition is part of a broader commitment to protect and promote literature, ensuring access to high-quality versions that remain true to the original.