If you have ever wondered just how the body works when it comes to exercise, this book is for you. It provides extensive information on the physiological response of the body and the regular workings of the cardiovascular system. It will give you a better idea of how body fat can affect the body, and some great practical ways for helping to eliminate it. This book is great for anybody who is curious about aerobics and beginning their own path to better health.

Are you interested in history? Do you like reading about events in history that involved science and medicine? This may be the book for you. It takes you back to the 1600s when the bubonic plague hit England; mostly places such as Derbyshire and London. You will learn about the lead up to the plague and how the people coped to survive; losing family and friends along the way. Read about how the disease spread like wild-fire through the population. There is a village most famous for the events of the plague. This is Eyam in Derbyshire. The village has been a tourist attraction for many years where people visit the old diseased houses, such as Rose Cottage. You can also walk around the church-yard of St Lawrence where many of the victims were buried; until the space ran out. The story of the bubonic plague is interesting, but also extremely sad.

What is Airbrush Art? Airbrush art is a painting method that uses mist-like sprays to apply paint. Airbrush has been in one style or another since cave men times. Sooner or later the Airbrush could be a refined to a pen-like device capable of features as fine as a wisp of hair or as wide as a basketball in the wink of an eye. It allows the U.S to understand these complex works of art through the artist's personal expression of this tool. It is also known as Street Art. Want to learn more, then look inside this book.

Suzie was once a shy, timid little girl until she met her guardian angel, and all her other spirit world friends. She then had to move from the city to the country where all her adventures began. Enter the spirit world with Suzie and her new friends. Learn about Folly Meadow, its secrets and its magic. Meet the creatures that live there, and help them re-build their home after it is destroyed by the Underworld.

In this short, but informative book you will learn how to make your candles. Whether you are looking for a particular theme or you want to customise to suit a certain room in your house/office. You will also learn how to make that perfect romantic setting with candles, or how to choose that perfect gift for a birthday, or other occasion. If you are really into candle making this book will even give you tips on how to make a profit in your candle business.

Want to spread a little Christmas magic and joy with your children this Christmas, then this is the book for you. Written so that children will understand and enjoy from a very small age, even if read to. It introduces the history of certain Christmas traditions as well as old and popular songs. Included are short stories that will make it fun for the children and bring the magic alive. Not forgetting the pictures that the children can look at if being read to. Whether you want to learn about the first Christmas, when Jesus was born, or when Santa was first recognized for the gift bringer that he is known for today. You will also learn about Rudolph and his story, as well as Frosty our faithful snowman that comes back year after year when it snows. In this book you will also get a summary of other historical traditions; such as when Christmas cards were first sent, and who were the first people to put up a Christmas tree in their home. To found out much, much more you will need to purchase the book. SPREAD THE MAGIC, WHICH IS AVAILABLE FOR CHILDREN FROM 1 -100+.

SNIPPET FROM THE E-BOOK As people travelled, so too did the plague. Travel between towns and villages in the England of the 1660"s were not nearly as easy as it would be today. Back then, it would take days to make a trip that these days would take only a few hours. Viruses and diseases would easily have been spread from one"s departure point to one"s destination, likely with stops along the way. Inns and public houses could be found in most villages, and were places where many people gathered to feast and drink, in fairly unsanitary conditions, sporting poor hygiene themselves. If one did not have a friend or family member to lodge with along their journey, they would have spent time in these buildings, easily sharing such illnesses as the common cold, or a worse fate, the bubonic plague.