Join Haniel on a magical and musical adventure with friends from the grand staff. Learn how theory is important in music and see how fun and exciting it is!

Join Haniel on a magical and musical adventure with friends from the grand staff. Learn how theory is important in music and see how fun and exciting it is!

Two children learn that everything has a place, and sometimes when we forget and leave a mess, their reminded why we have places for everything.

Two children learn that everything has a place, and sometimes when we forget and leave a mess, their reminded why we have places for everything.

Spooky, the cheeky little dog, finds a new home on a farm in Australia where he has many adventures and makes many new friends.

In Meg Bannister�s first book, Spooky meets the children who are going to look after him. He goes to the farm and his new home and meets some of the animals living there including Jessie the working sheep dog, some squawking chickens, three noisy geese and the giant ginger cat named Tiger.

How does Spooky get on with these animals? What do they show him? What adventures does he have?

These delightful tales of different facets of life in the Australian bush and countryside are an excellent learning medium for children from ages approximately 4 to 10 years.

Children are shown patience, equality, community interaction and the acceptance of diversity. They also learn about nature and how we all depend on animals, birds, insects and plants for our existence.

City children learn about the role of animals on the farm, and find out where our food comes from. Children all over the world learn about life in Australia and some of the unique Australian flora and fauna.

Each book of Spooky�s adventures contains three stand-alone stories illustrated with charming sketches by the author.



Coming up in Book 2: Spooky�s adventures continue and he finally talks to Tiger the cat.

Spooky, the cheeky little dog, finds a new home on a farm in Australia where he has many adventures and makes many new friends.

In Meg Bannister�s first book, Spooky meets the children who are going to look after him. He goes to the farm and his new home and meets some of the animals living there including Jessie the working sheep dog, some squawking chickens, three noisy geese and the giant ginger cat named Tiger.

How does Spooky get on with these animals? What do they show him? What adventures does he have?

These delightful tales of different facets of life in the Australian bush and countryside are an excellent learning medium for children from ages approximately 4 to 10 years.

Children are shown patience, equality, community interaction and the acceptance of diversity. They also learn about nature and how we all depend on animals, birds, insects and plants for our existence.

City children learn about the role of animals on the farm, and find out where our food comes from. Children all over the world learn about life in Australia and some of the unique Australian flora and fauna.

Each book of Spooky�s adventures contains three stand-alone stories illustrated with charming sketches by the author.



Coming up in Book 2: Spooky�s adventures continue and he finally talks to Tiger the cat.

Out of the dawn of Man they came; the huge, hairy, monstrous ape-men of the aboriginal myth and legend. They haunted the more remote, mountainous forest recesses of the Australian continent, as well as the inhospitable open country of the vast interior� They are �megastralian� monster-men of both myth and reality who come from a time, lost so far back in the mists of the past that their origins can at present only be guessed at. Yet they lived - for they have left evidence of their former presence, in the folklore of our aborigines, as well as in their massive stone implements scattered across the country, and in the often monstrous foot prints they left to fossilize into rock as they journeyed across the landscape of this timeless land... Excerpts from �Giants From the Dreamtime � The Yowie in Myth and Reality� � Rex Gilroy.

Out of the dawn of Man they came; the huge, hairy, monstrous ape-men of the aboriginal myth and legend. They haunted the more remote, mountainous forest recesses of the Australian continent, as well as the inhospitable open country of the vast interior� They are �megastralian� monster-men of both myth and reality who come from a time, lost so far back in the mists of the past that their origins can at present only be guessed at. Yet they lived - for they have left evidence of their former presence, in the folklore of our aborigines, as well as in their massive stone implements scattered across the country, and in the often monstrous foot prints they left to fossilize into rock as they journeyed across the landscape of this timeless land... Excerpts from �Giants From the Dreamtime � The Yowie in Myth and Reality� � Rex Gilroy.

Out of the dawn of Man they came; the huge, hairy, monstrous ape-men of the aboriginal myth and legend. They haunted the more remote, mountainous forest recesses of the Australian continent, as well as the inhospitable open country of the vast interior� They are �megastralian� monster-men of both myth and reality who come from a time, lost so far back in the mists of the past that their origins can at present only be guessed at. Yet they lived - for they have left evidence of their former presence, in the folklore of our aborigines, as well as in their massive stone implements scattered across the country, and in the often monstrous foot prints they left to fossilize into rock as they journeyed across the landscape of this timeless land... Excerpts from �Giants From the Dreamtime � The Yowie in Myth and Reality� � Rex Gilroy.

Adventure Tales: For kids, who want to become better readers, is a collection of stories that were written and illustrated especially for a third grade special education reading intervention group. The stories are short, simple, and fun with the vocabulary words written with bold type. This is so the student will be able to recognize and understand the meaning of their vocabulary words in context. The stories get progressively more difficult as the vocabulary words get more diffi cult. At the end the student will know 318 vocabulary words.

The stories include a little girl who is nervous about a contest she has entered, a brother helping his sister build a tree house and new kids in school. There is a family cleaning their house, hoping to see a ghost and a Colorado camping adventure. A wounded soldier finds a new home, as a girl becomes a young woman. There is even a mad scientist. And a bonus Halloween story; is mom a witch?

Adventure Tales: For kids, who want to become better readers, is a collection of stories that were written and illustrated especially for a third grade special education reading intervention group. The stories are short, simple, and fun with the vocabulary words written with bold type. This is so the student will be able to recognize and understand the meaning of their vocabulary words in context. The stories get progressively more difficult as the vocabulary words get more diffi cult. At the end the student will know 318 vocabulary words.

The stories include a little girl who is nervous about a contest she has entered, a brother helping his sister build a tree house and new kids in school. There is a family cleaning their house, hoping to see a ghost and a Colorado camping adventure. A wounded soldier finds a new home, as a girl becomes a young woman. There is even a mad scientist. And a bonus Halloween story; is mom a witch?

Adventure Tales: For kids, who want to become better readers, is a collection of stories that were written and illustrated especially for a third grade special education reading intervention group. The stories are short, simple, and fun with the vocabulary words written with bold type. This is so the student will be able to recognize and understand the meaning of their vocabulary words in context. The stories get progressively more difficult as the vocabulary words get more diffi cult. At the end the student will know 318 vocabulary words.

The stories include a little girl who is nervous about a contest she has entered, a brother helping his sister build a tree house and new kids in school. There is a family cleaning their house, hoping to see a ghost and a Colorado camping adventure. A wounded soldier finds a new home, as a girl becomes a young woman. There is even a mad scientist. And a bonus Halloween story; is mom a witch?

Just read, what we wish to share with you here, but be aware that we do not intend to teach. Our only aim is to raise your awareness of your inner Self, whenever your name rings the bell. Especially in such a moment, pay attention to events reflected only to you in your own environment. With your opened mind and heart, it helps if you close your eyes, look around . . . and you may easier understand why the Mirror of the World tries to trap you into these specific attractions. Do not avoid risks or challenges on your path, yet do not be ashamed if you fail. Just try to stand up on your feet again as quickly as you can. And as quickly as you can forgive yourself and forget about the failure � remember only the reason and what skills you need to perfect it. Every mistake can be changed into valuable lesson, every obstacle, difficulty or problem is nothing else but invitation to get truly involved. What seems to be a great trouble is often only a little puzzle � the energy pattern calling for attention. It can cause a bit of tension while teasing you to get it untangled; easier done then said � if the state of the trouble is fresh. But it is not a problem even in case of greater disasters:� little training in becoming more successful master. It can prove to be a useful apprenticeship for you. Then the way to your greatness consider as opened; you are ready to overtake the rains from the child and may your horses take you to your stars as stated in the Title, but towards your greatness.

Just read, what we wish to share with you here, but be aware that we do not intend to teach. Our only aim is to raise your awareness of your inner Self, whenever your name rings the bell. Especially in such a moment, pay attention to events reflected only to you in your own environment. With your opened mind and heart, it helps if you close your eyes, look around . . . and you may easier understand why the Mirror of the World tries to trap you into these specific attractions. Do not avoid risks or challenges on your path, yet do not be ashamed if you fail. Just try to stand up on your feet again as quickly as you can. And as quickly as you can forgive yourself and forget about the failure � remember only the reason and what skills you need to perfect it. Every mistake can be changed into valuable lesson, every obstacle, difficulty or problem is nothing else but invitation to get truly involved. What seems to be a great trouble is often only a little puzzle � the energy pattern calling for attention. It can cause a bit of tension while teasing you to get it untangled; easier done then said � if the state of the trouble is fresh. But it is not a problem even in case of greater disasters:� little training in becoming more successful master. It can prove to be a useful apprenticeship for you. Then the way to your greatness consider as opened; you are ready to overtake the rains from the child and may your horses take you to your stars as stated in the Title, but towards your greatness.

At the age of 4 or 5, a tiny shy girl made a commitment to God that she would write books to influence the world. She has kept that moment in her memory being constantly aware of her broken promise. Now as her grandsons are at the same age, Granny decided to speak through them. Yet her greatest desire is that: May this book find its way into every pair of hands - from the age of 4 till 104. It will positively touch everybody�s life.