Bøger udgivet af Bobbi Dooley Hunter

Savannah's Family Farm is about a little family and their dog, Savannah! They have a country farm that grows food all year long. There are different crops for every season, and they take the time throughout the rotation of planting to prepare the land with the tractor. While reading, try to find the pesky gopher in every picture and learn about this family that grows fruits and vegetables.

An undiscovered classic gem from Hungary on how to best practice music-or any skill. In this undiscovered classic gem from early twentieth-century Hungary, one of the country's most revered music educators of his era sums up his years of methodological and pedagogical research into piano playing and practicing in simple, highly accessible terms that not only students of the piano but of any instrument, and for that matter, just about anyone, can apply to their passions and pursuits.From setting and achieving goals to focusing on what you do best, from the relationship between mental acuity and physical strength to performing in public, Sándor Kovács's How to Practice? is invaluable to anyone who has struggled when practicing a musical instrument, and it also holds its own as a simple guide to life, to living consciously and deliberately.

Where is Alma? A future husband--No. 4--is desperately seeking his fiancée, who has disappeared. To locate her, he is interviewing her three former husbands, her sister, and ex sister-in-law. Could she be hiding in a French monastery? A Japanese shukubo (temple lodging)? Or maybe she is the victim of a belief in a Balkan creation myth? Written in six voices that come together in a seamless and often comical narrative, Speaking to No. 4 is at once a meditation on our construction of space and a psychological mystery in which the main character has gone missing. As husband No. 3, the Architect, says to husband-to-be No. 4, Think of Japanese space as a novel in which the main character is absent.