Bøger af David Oconner

What everyone needs to know in order to grow the best tasting tomatoes at home.Tomatoes are wonderful additions to any home garden. They can be incorporated in a variety of dishes, and offer multiple health benefits. A garden with bright red tomato plants is a joy to behold. Armed with the right knowledge, you can have the tomato garden of your dreams. Of course, care and affection, from the time of planting until harvesting and through the plant's lifecycle, also plays a role in ensuring sustained and healthy produce.

By drinking freshly prepared juice, you acquire the benefit of easy absorption of vitamins and enzymes directly into the blood stream. This book contains over 100 recipes for juicing fruits and vegetables or making smoothies, as well as recipes for specific ailments. Also included are many tips from preparing food to equipment needed.

This book talks about camping in tropical and temperate regions. You will find information on equipment, tools, clothing, first aid, shelters, navigation and much more.

Sheila twisted and turned in her bed as she waited for the pain killers to kick in. Her left cheek was swollen and she could still feel the effect of the slap. This is a drama about a girl growing up in an abuseful household and dealing with the consequences of physical and mental abuse as she grows up.

What is humanity? What makes us human? Is it our technological prowess that has flung us to the furthest corners of this ever expanding entity we call 'space'? Is it our capacity for intellectual reasoning and independent thought? Is it our ability to justify what we do, no matter how horrendous, while at the same time caring for species not our own with devotion so fierce and unwarranted?I have been a living chronicle of humanity, far past the natural age and length of our species. At this point, time is no longer linear for me, unlike the rest of humanity. It is not a concept which puts fear into my heart. It makes me what you would call 'a god'. We have expanded so far, that no one truly knows how many we are, and there is no single entity that can control us.

Over 100 vegetarian recipes, including breakfast items, salads, deserts, entrees, side dishes, appetizers, and more.

The ultimate handbook for raising happy healthy sugar gliders. Sugar gliders can make excellent pets, but this greatly depends on the care they are given from their owner. They are extremely social animals, and as such, they require social interaction. The level of care provided by the owner makes a huge difference in how the sugar glider turns out. Essentially, whether your glider will be a great pet, or simply be a resident of the home. This guide will help teach you how to bond and care for this exotic pet and much more.

The Chronicles of Humanity's Future - Part 2The Forsaken Exodus - a grim name for a bright beacon of hope in a galaxy of madness and darkness. The Forsaken Exodus had its origins in one of the original Industria worlds, so named since they provided men, materials and the sinews of government, civilization and war in a far corner of the ever-shifting front lines of a galactic war and mortal struggle between humanity, and its two main counterparts.In essence, Industria world Graius was a home away from home, another earth in a system that a natural ordinary human would never be able to reach in his lifetime....Yet - there had to be lessons learnt. The Exodus March fleet, as was its proper name, had two missions; to rebuild, and to learn from the mistakes of the past and lay down a better way for humanity as the Prime species of the future....

This is the story of a lonely girl with virtually no family or social support who nevertheless manages to bend her life into an arc that makes her comfortable and happy.Emma was a lonely little girl. She lived in a big castle (called a schloss in her country) and had many servants - but they were not really her servants. They served her father, the Freiherr von Walther, when he was at home, and looked after her as a sort of secondary duty. After all, they had to see that Father's farms produced food and that his villages were prosperous and orderly. As far as Emma could tell, nobody really cared about her...