Experience life with one arm through twenty-five heartwarming stories. Laugh, gasp, contemplate, and be inspired.

In "Dumbest Question," Becky is asked if she's right-handed or left-handed. In "Crushed," a stranger says Becky's family must have done something bad for her to have been born with one arm. In "JFK," Becky's mom writes a letter to the president of the United States and gets a response. In "Friday Night Lights," Becky's dad manufactures a prosthetic hand using the mechanism from an ice-cream scooper. In "Bionic Woman," the Six Million-Dollar Man comes to Becky's rescue. In "Capitol Hill," a United States Congressman helps Becky when her arm activates security alarms in Washington, D.C.

One Smile, One Arm-You may never look at a normal day the same again

Weekday lunches are so often a disappointing affair - but they don't have to be! With over 90 ideas for packed lunches, salads, soups, snacks and more, every recipe in Packed has been specially designed to help you use your lunchtime better - to recharge, get the nutrients you need and ensure your energy stays high throughout the day. Packed with expert nutritional advice as well as time-saving tips and shopping strategies, it's never been easier to whip up healthy work-day lunches that leave you feeling great. Quick and easy recipes that will make you say goodbye to soggy sandwiches forever, but still save you money by stopping you buying expensive work lunches.

The Green Lunch Box is packed with delicious, healthy, plant-based lunches to help you save the planet in your lunch break. Making your own lunch just a few times a week saves money, packaging and precious time. Discover simple, short recipes for hot boxes, soups, salads, wraps and snacks that make the most of your everyday fresh and store cupboard ingredients. Learn to love your leftovers, master the art of batch cooking and discover ingenious sustainable ways to pack (and eat) your lunch. Features sixty beautifully illustrated recipes, including: Smashed beets and rainbow salad with hazelnut dukkha, Burrito box with charred sweetcorn, avocado, habanero peppers and lime salsa, Black lentil, almond and coconut dahl with crispy cumin cauliflower, Courgette, carrot, apple and lime slaw with toasted pumpkin seeds, Spicy parsnip soup with crispy harissa chickpeas, Peanut butter, lime, chilli and rocket bagel, Mushroom, white bean, miso and leek parcels

Experience life with one arm through twenty-five heartwarming stories. Laugh, gasp, contemplate, and be inspired.

In "Dumbest Question," Becky is asked if she's right-handed or left-handed. In "Crushed," a stranger says Becky's family must have done something bad for her to have been born with one arm. In "JFK," Becky's mom writes a letter to the president of the United States and gets a response. In "Friday Night Lights," Becky's dad manufactures a prosthetic hand using the mechanism from an ice-cream scooper. In "Bionic Woman," the Six Million-Dollar Man comes to Becky's rescue. In "Capitol Hill," a United States Congressman helps Becky when her arm activates security alarms in Washington, D.C.

One Smile, One Arm-You may never look at a normal day the same again

If you would like to celebrate the arrival of a new baby with friends and family, but are looking for an alternative to a traditional christening, this is the book for you. Civil weddings have been popular for a long time, but you can now have a Civil Naming ceremony for your child, held either at your local registry office, or at any venue of your choice. As there is no legal requirement, you can hold the party at home, in your garden, or at any venue you like. You can host the event yourselves, or ask a registered celebrant to host the event. This book contains lots of ideas to make your civil naming ceremony memorable and unique to your family. There are ideas for poems, readings, music, themes, and special ideas for how to mark the occasion. Everyone can get involved; grandparents, siblings, and specially nominated adults who can act as guardians. There are readings suitable for all. This book includes: - How to plan the naming party and ceremony - Ideas for indoors and outdoors decor, plus simple decorations - Providing entertainment and fun for children and adults - 10 special event ideas for the day, such as star naming, planting a tree and filling a time capsule - Traditional and contemporary ideas for readings and poems with new, specifically commissioned poems that are particularly relevant to this special occasion - Ideas and recipes for delicious food and drink Contents: Chapter 1; Introduction 1; A new trend; What is a naming ceremony?; What are your options?; Making everyone feel welcome; Welcoming a stepchild or adopted child; The question of godparents; Chapter 2; Planning the event; When to hold the naming ceremony; Choosing a time for the ceremony; Feature: Brunch party; Choosing a venue; Holding the ceremony at home; Feature: Beach party; Holding the ceremony outside; Holding the ceremony at a register office; Holding the ceremony somewhere different; Ideas for decorations; Feature: Afternoon tea party; Choosing music; Entertainment for children; Planning food and drink; Baby naming cake; Feature: Winter party; Making a toast; Gifts and thank yous; Chapter 3; The ceremony; Designing your own ceremony; Leading the ceremony yourself; Asking someone you know to lead the ceremony; The welcome Introduction; First reading; Announcing the name; Parents' promises; Godparents'/sponsors' promises; Second reading; Music and singing; Special ways to mark the day; Ending the ceremony; What happens at a register office; Chapter 4; Special ways to mark and remember the day; Doing something special; A best wishes book; Singing together; Making the ceremony personal; Handprint art; Balloon release; Sky lanterns; Photographs, DVDs and videos; Flowers; Planting during the ceremony; Planting trees; Candle lighting; Fill a time capsule; Sponsor a child; Name a star; Give your child the moon; Adopt an animal; Birthstones; Chapter 5; Poems and readings; Selecting poems; Poems for adults to read; Poems for children to read; Poems with a religious theme; Readings; Chapter 6; Choosing a name for your baby; Most popular boys' names in England and Wales; Most popular girls' names in England and Wales; Appendix: Further reading and resources.