Jo Casey

Victoria Taylor

Go on a reading mission with LEGO® DC Super VillainsExciting and action-filled, LEGO® DC Super Heroes Super Villains lets you see your favourite LEGO® DC Super Villains do what they do best - cause havoc. Follow The Joker, Two-Face and The Riddler as they run amok in Arkham City, causing trouble for Batman and Robin. But will they succeed in their dastardly deeds? Read LEGO® DC Super Heroes Super Villains to find out!With LEGO® DC Super Heroes Super Villains your child will learn about their favourite LEGO® DC baddies, weapons and vehicles, as well as continuing along the road to good reading.Level 2 Readers have easy-to-read stories with word repetition, pictures and illustrated text boxes to build literacy skills. A winning combination of popular cult subject and engaging story packed full of exciting images - LEGO® DC Super Heroes Super Villains is perfect for getting children hooked on reading.

Super Villains

Cynthia P. Smith

Covers psychological well-being, ecological, or behavioral needs of animals. These are essential requirements, not luxuries. Sections: articles and bibliographies; journal listing and subscription information; organizations (North Amer. resources; European, Asian, and Australian resources); suppliers and products; and common devices and programs. Each section is introduced by a paper which provides general background information on the biology of the animals and their currently accepted needs in captivity. Extensive subject index.

Birds, Cats, Dogs, Farm Animals, Ferrets, Rabbits, and Rodents

Environmental Enrichment Information Resources for Laboratory Animals: 1965-1995

Caitlin's Wish is based on a true story. Life is good for Caitlin, until her father becomes disabled. Everything changes in Caitlin's life and she struggles to accept what has happened to her family. She can't let go of the life she knew before. It seems so unfair! "Why me?" she cries, "Why MY Dad?" She feels so sad and alone. She doesn't want to upset her family by telling them how she feels. Instead she tells all her troubles to the little robin who sits on her windowsill. Rufus the robin has a plan though! He arranges a magical trip to Fairyland that will change her life forever. This is the story of how Caitlin comes to terms with her Dad's disability and learns to be happy again. "Caitlin's Wish" was written by Victoria Taylor for her daughter Adele-Caitlin. She was only 2 yrs old when her Dad was diagnosed with a rare brain condition called IH. Initially Adele -Caitlin coped well because she knew no different. However when she started school, she realized that her life was different. She became a very sad little girl. She was too young to access the support networks for young carers, so Victoria wrote this book to help Adele-Caitlin see life from a different perspective. After reading the book she learned to look for the things that her Dad could do, rather than dwell on what he couldn't do anymore. By focusing on the positive elements in her life, it made it easier to cope with the negative. "Caitlin's Wish" has been published in the hope that it might help others. A percentage of the profits from every book sold will be going to Crossroads Care and the IH research Foundation. .

Victoria Taylor

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