The Last Mile is written to help prepare a person for death. It is written to encourage anyone male or female, rich or poor to make peace with God and to help heal the brokenness in families and in other relationships.This is Brenda's first book. Her calling is minister to hurting people and seeing God deliver them from their pain. Brenda is an Ordained Minister. She retired from the Keebler/Kellogg Company in 2004. She now enjoys driving a school bus of pre-k and head start students, for a school district in a suburb of Chicago.When not working, Brenda enjoys her summers at Kentucky Lake boating and fishing. She also, enjoys traveling with her family and friends across our great country.

When the Romans came to Britain in AD 43, they brought a new style of domestic life, one that better-off Britons soon copied. This informative guide looks at how villas were built, and at the accommodation and daily life villa residents enjoyed - their living rooms and bedrooms, kitchens and baths, gardens and courtyards, furniture and food, and the servants and slaves who kept the villa running. Illustrated with site photos from Roman villas around Britain, archaeological treasures, and museum reconstructions of villa interiors, this is a fascinating look at life in Roman Britain before the Roman army left in AD 406 and the villa way of life faded into history. Includes a list of places to visit.

Tend Millie's backyard chickens from day to night in this rhyming picturebook, which is right on trend and packed with STEM-friendly science info.

Grab your backpack and head into the countryside for a camping adventure full of contrasts! Little ones love to try out the opposite actions as they sing and dance along. Enhanced CD includes audio singalong and video animation.

Meet Lin Yi - a little boy with a big heart and a talent for bargaining. He wants to buy himself a red rabbit lantern at the market for the moon festival tonight; but first, he must buy the things his mother needs. Will he be able to save enough money on his mother's needs to buy the lantern? This heartwarming story shows the practical use of math in everyday life and the rewards of putting others first. Features educational notes at the end about the Chinese moon festival, life in rural China and the legend of the moon fairy.

Explore the ocean homes of 23 marine animals in this narrative nonfiction picture book, featuring 8 pages of fact-packed endnotes about wildlife, oceans about the world, clean energy and ocean conservation.

Discover the inspiring story of Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning monarch in British history, in this fascinating kids' biography. At just 25 years of age, Princess Elizabeth succeeded King George VI to the British throne. This compelling book looks at Elizabeth's life, both as a public and private figure. It traces her early years as a princess, her experiences in the women's army during World War II, her coronation, her life as Queen both at home and in the public eye, her death at Balmoral and the events of her funeral. Learn how Elizabeth worked alongside 15 British prime ministers, met leaders from around the world, and remained a stable presence as head of the British royal family. DK Life Stories goes beyond the basic facts to tell the true life stories of history's most inspiring people. Full-colour photographs and hand-drawn illustrations complement age-appropriate, narrative text. Definition boxes, information sidebars, and inspiring quotes add depth, while a handy reference section at the back makes DK Life Stories the one biography series everyone will want to collect.

Through the novels of England's foremost woman writer, we explore the Regency world at the time of the Napoleonic wars, its manners, fashion and style, pastimes and entertainments. Jane Austen - loved now by a huge audience, thanks partly to modern-day TV and film - led a quiet, uneventful life - yet lived amid great events, in a society viewed with remarkable wit and perception. Here are the places Austen knew, visited and featured in her books: the settings for balls, country strolls, holiday tours, carriage drives, walks, picnics, rendezvous and revelations. The guide includes evocative quotations, surprising facts and places to visit.

Do you know where elephants live? Or where a koala makes its home? Travel around the world and meet all sorts of creatures in their natural habitats. Children will love to search for the spider hidden on every spread!

The Last Mile is written to help prepare a person for death. It is written to encourage anyone male or female, rich or poor to make peace with God and to help heal the brokenness in families and in other relationships.This is Brenda's first book. Her calling is minister to hurting people and seeing God deliver them from their pain. Brenda is an Ordained Minister. She retired from the Keebler/Kellogg Company in 2004. She now enjoys driving a school bus of pre-k and head start students, for a school district in a suburb of Chicago.When not working, Brenda enjoys her summers at Kentucky Lake boating and fishing. She also, enjoys traveling with her family and friends across our great country.

This book by an ordained Evangelist, Brenda Williams, gives reasons why the unsaved will not listen to witnessing by the saints. Some of the answers or excuses are astounding. For example: "I was born saved." Or "Jesus is an alien in human form." Or "Nope, I'm going to hell." Some of these reasons are hilarious, others are sad. All of them are among the 261 reasons Christians should continue to witness to the unsaved.

this title was given to me by vision of the holy spirit and when i began to share this vision with a friend who is Pastor Ralph Coleman of the Jehovah Mountain Ministries of Bastrop, La and as i began to tell him about this vision he began to work with me by putting this design together as i told him what i saw.i thank god for giving him this brilliant ability to assist me at this time.as i began to spend time in my studying and doing research the holy spirit, began' to give me understanding about the things that's going on behind the mass of christanity. he began' to reveal some of the hidden things that happening right under our nose and most of the time it's going right over the head of the people because they are not develope enough spiritually to descern the difference.many leaders has left the path of teaching god word and they are teaching others doctrines and teaching another jesus.it's time to study our bible and seek the lord like never before and may i remind you to stop putting your trust in man.often times people are mislead by those who take the word and twist it in order to gain control over you. it's amazeing how we as people will allow man to have this much control over us but when it comes down to giving our life completely over to the lord we have difficulty in doing so.

Use Fun with Action Rhymes and Poems to foster a love of rhythm and rhyme, create a sense of beat and rhythm. Lay the foundations for understanding patterns in language, music and mathematics. The book contains 83 delightful new rhymes and poems, written by Brenda William, a well-known children's poet and author. The rhymes are ideal for use in a variety of settings, from nurseries and schools to preschools and mother-and-toddler groups. The rhymes are grouped by common themes used in early year settings, making it easy to find the right poem for your needs.

`He seems perfection and I think that I have the prospect of very great happiness before me...' Victoria in a letter of 15 October 1839 One of the greatest royal love matches of all time was that of Queen Victoria and her consort, Prince Albert. The English princess, born at Kensington Palace in 1819, and the German prince were cousins, and first met when Victoria was 16. At their second meeting in 1839 she, by now Queen Victoria, proposed to him and they married the following year. Victoria and Albert's romance marked a turning point for Britain's royal family, and to the queen in particular love and marriage proved a source of strength and comfort. The two young people were brought together, like so many royal couples, by the scheming of matchmakers. The aftermath was not always easy. Albert's adopted country remained wary of his intelligence and seriousness, most people as unaware of his private playfulness as they were of the contrasting aspects of Victoria's own character. Victoria and Albert tells of a young couple's love: how the two grew up, what they were like, how they first met. Love deepened within their marriage, as they became partners in private and in public, at home with their family and ever on duty as sovereign and consort.