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Dotty the dog wakes up excited for her very first day as Willow Creeks official mail-delivery dog, eager to bring joy, surprises, and a touch of magic to every resident. She carefully packs her shiny blue mailbag with colorful letters, small parcels, and a mysterious golden-ribboned tube, imagining the delight each delivery will bring. With encouragement from her friends Penny the Penguin and Rufus the Rabbit, Dotty sets out into the forest, her paws padding softly on dew-covered grass as she begins her journey along winding paths and sparkling streams. Along the way, she discovers the wonders of delivering mailseeing the smiles of friends and neighbors, feeling the excitement of adventure, and learning that with courage, careful planning, and a little help from friends, even a small dog can make a big difference in her community.

In the Quiet Forest, Quest the quail awakens to an unsettling silence that blankets the woods, where the usual morning chorus of birds, insects, and rustling leaves has vanished. Alarmed but curious, he notices faint, unfamiliar tracks in the damp soil, suggesting another creature has been drawn to the same eerie hush. Guided by his bravery and keen senses, Quest follows the trail through the still, dew-laden forest, observing every subtle cluethe drag of a tail, impressions in moss, trembling droplets of dewas he ventures deeper into the unknown. The silence feels alive, almost expectant, urging him onward, and Quest realizes that this journey, though small in scale, could reveal the forests hidden mysteries. Determined to uncover the cause of the vanished whispers, he presses forward, ready to confront whatever secret has left the forest unnaturally still.

The Best of Classics series would not be complete without piano works by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. The collection includes original compositions and arrangements of famous highlights, e.g. from Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, Piano Concerto No. 1 and Capriccio italien. All pieces are of medium difficulty and have been supplemented with fingerings and metronome suggestions by successful author Hans-Gunter Heumann. Indispensable for piano lessons and anyone who plays the piano as a hobby.

Discover the magic of Impressionist piano music: this volume presents a selection of Claude Debussys piano works - colourful, poetic and full of new soundscapes. His easier to moderately difficult works, including Childrens Corner or the popular Clair de lune from the Suite bergamasque invite young people and adults to experience Debussys unique harmonies, floating melodies and characteristic timbres, and to develop their own expressive abilities.

Em Vises de alma a cavalo: reflexes campeiras , Daniel Giron Azevedo pega o leitor pela mo e consegue faze-lo cavalgar junto, sentindo um pouco da liberdade e do respeito que ele tem pela natureza, pelo ser humano e pelos cavalos. Desse modo, este livro e tambem testemunho de uma historia de amor, de amizades e de descobertas. As palavras alma e cavalo acompanham todo o percurso de sua escrita. Esto entrelaçadas a tal ponto que, em alguns momentos, chegamos a esquecer as diferenças entre o homem e esse animal que "tem o coraço nas patas". Atraves da sensibilidade de um olhar capaz de conjugar serenidade, confiança e ternura, Daniel nos encoraja a "domar" os proprios medos, transpondo os desafios do nosso tempo, sempre apostando naqueles detalhes da vida que podem relançar as nossas esperanças no convivio com os outros. Norton Cezar Dal Follo da Rosa Jr.Psicanalista, membro da APPOA, doutor em PsicologiaUFRGS. Autor dos livros: Magnolias 57 (Appris, 2024);Lacan com Hamlet e alguns outros (Escuta, 2022);Ensaio sobre as pedofilias (Escuta, 2021); Perverses: odesejo do analista em questo (Appris, 2019).

Todo líder ou patrão gostaria de ter em sua equipe um profissional com o perfil de José. Em sua casa, Potifar não se preocupava com nada além de sua alimentação; na prisão, o carcereiro confiou a Jos

"Nem todo mundo é tão vilão... e nem tão herói".Desde a primeira vez que o fuzileiro Jake colocou os olhos em Katherine, ele a desejou para si. Mas aquele que deveria ser o seu melhor amigo o traiu e

Your hands were made to create. Your mind needs the break.Woodworking is not just about building furnitureit is about building mental resilience. The rhythm of hand tools, the focus required for precise cuts, and the tangible proof of progress can quiet racing thoughts better than any app or technique. This is craftsmanship as therapy.This guide introduces you to therapeutic woodworking: intentional projects designed specifically to reduce stress, improve focus, and provide emotional relief through mindful making.

Mindful quilting turns simple stitches into a calming ritual that quiets racing thoughts, soothes anxious minds, and helps you reconnect with your body and breath. You do not need artistic talent, perfect seams, or prior sewing experienceonly a willingness to slow down.This gentle beginners guide shows you how to use quilting as a stress-relief practice, step by step.

What if you could step into your own peaceful sanctuary without leaving homeeven if you live in a tiny apartment?Discover how busy professionals, parents, and wellness seekers are creating stunning container gardens that do more than just look beautiful. These mini-oases actively reduce stress, improve air quality, and provide fresh herbsall while requiring just 15 minutes of care per week.

Ruby the rabbit, filled with curiosity and a gentle longing for adventure, wakes to a golden morning in Meadowbrook and feels a special spark urging her beyond her familiar routines. Though she has always loved exploring the riverbank, she has never dared to follow the river to the grand sparkling waterfall her friends speak of with awe. But today something shifts inside hercourage begins to bloom. As she wanders along the rivers edge, soaking in the scents of moss and wildflowers and the soft melody of birdsong, she discovers a cluster of floating logs and suddenly imagines building her very own raft. Inspired by the shimmering water and the promise of meeting new river friends like turtles, otters, and beavers, Ruby begins crafting her raft with sticks, vines, and determination. Through trial, error, and growing confidence, she ties each knot with care, fueled by dreams of gliding down the river toward the waterfall and discovering what she is truly capable of. By the time she balances on a steady log and feels the gentle sway beneath her paws, Ruby knows without doubt that today she will step beyond the meadow and let her bravery carry her into a brand-new adventure.

Os sentimentos moram dentro de nós – não é possível vê-los, mas conseguimos senti-los! E que tal aprender a falar sobre eles usando as mãos? No livro Família da Libras – Sentimentos, vamos descobrir

Urban bees face unique dangers that rural colonies never encounter. Exhaust fumes, pesticide drift, limited forage, heat islands, and stress from constant disturbances create health challenges that traditional beekeeping books ignore.Your city bees need city solutions.This illustrated guide gives you the visual tools and practical knowledge to diagnose colony health problems quickly, treat issues effectively, and prevent common urban bee diseases before they destroy your hive.

You have mastered digital brushes, layers, and blend modes. Now discover what happens when paint actually flows.Digital artists transitioning to watercolor face a unique challengeyou understand color theory and composition, but physical paint behaves nothing like Procreate or Photoshop. Water does not have an undo button. Pigments mix differently than RGB values. Yet your digital foundation gives you advantages traditional beginners lack.This specialized guide bridges the gap between screen and paper, translating your existing digital skills into watercolor techniques while teaching you to embrace the unpredictable beauty of real paint.

Can pottery be both beautiful and responsible to the planet?Traditional ceramics carries hidden environmental costsenergy-intensive kilns, toxic glazes, non-renewable clay sources, and massive water waste. But a growing movement of eco-conscious potters proves you can create stunning work while honoring sustainability at every stage.This groundbreaking guide shows you how to build a pottery practice rooted in environmental responsibility, from clay sourcing to final firing, without sacrificing quality or creative expression.

Every family has stories worth preserving. What if you could capture them in a quilt that speaks volumes without saying a word?Quilts have always been more than fabric and threadtheyre visual narratives passed down through generations. Now you can learn to design and create meaningful memory quilts that tell your unique story, even if youve never touched a sewing machine.

What if woodworking could be quieter, more intentional, and deeply satisfyingusing just your hands and a few carefully chosen tools?Japanese woodworking is not about speed or shortcuts. It is about precision, respect for materials, and the meditative rhythm of hand planes and chisels. This ancient craft transforms raw wood into beautiful objects through techniques refined over centuriesand you can learn them even as a complete beginner.This comprehensive guide introduces you to the philosophy, tools, and foundational skills of Japanese woodworking from the ground up.

What if every stitch you learned helped someone stay warm tonight?Charity knitting transforms practice into purpose. Instead of making scarves that sit in drawers, you create comfort for premature babies, homeless neighbors, cancer patients, and disaster survivors. Your beginner mistakes become someones treasured gift. Your learning curve saves lives.This compassionate guide teaches fundamental knitting skills through 15 charity-focused patterns designed specifically for beginners who want their craft to make a real difference.

Nothing beats the pure joy on a childs face when they squish clay between their fingers for the first time.Pottery is not just art for kidsit is sensory therapy, motor skill development, patience practice, and creative problem-solving wrapped in one gloriously messy activity. But most parents hesitate because they lack guidance on age-appropriate techniques, safety concerns, and how to make clay work manageable at home.This practical family guide shows parents, teachers, and caregivers how to introduce children ages 3-12 to pottery through developmentally appropriate projects that prioritize fun, learning, and creative exploration over perfection.

Did you know bees living in your city need young protectors like you?Urban bees face big challengesfewer flowers, pollution, and not enough safe places to live. But here is the exciting part: kids can become bee heroes by learning about these amazing insects, helping them thrive, and even starting their own beekeeping journey.This adventure-packed guide turns you into a buzz detective, exploring the secret lives of city bees through hands-on missions, observations, and real beekeeping basics designed just for young minds.