David Crosby Knihy

When young witches come of age they get to choose their own grown-up witch nose! But new nose seems quite right for the young witch, Grizelda. Will she find the perfect one?

Exploring the concept of values, this book guides readers in aligning their lives with divine standards. It offers insights on how to incorporate spiritual principles into daily decision-making, fostering a values-driven lifestyle. Through practical advice and reflections, readers are encouraged to deepen their understanding of their beliefs and apply them meaningfully in their lives.

WINNER of the Bishop’s Stortford Picture Book Award 2021!Pirates Hector, Sue, and George are crafty, bold, and all very proud about besting some of the most grizzly, gruesome monsters. But are they telling the truth? A few new visitors might just set the record straight. . . .

"Business Letters Made Easy" provides an invaluable source of 198 ready-drafted letters for a range of business situations. Each letter has a useful commentary, explaining the circumstances in which you might use it and helping you choose the right turn of phrase. "Business Letters Made Easy" takes the headache and time-wasting out of letter writing, and provides you with letters that get results! Areas covered in this guide include: Managing suppliers and customers; Sales and marketing management; Debt collection and credit control; Employing people; Banking, insurance and property; and, Business and the community.

Focusing on Proverbs 31, this book celebrates the virtuous woman and her impactful contributions to family life. It outlines five key actions that embody excellence in body, soul, and spirit, encouraging readers to reflect on their own lives. Enhanced by scripture readings and prayers, the reflections aim to inspire personal growth and a deeper understanding of virtue. Authored by the pastor of the First Baptist Church of New Orleans, it offers both spiritual guidance and practical insights.

The narrative explores Scranton's evolution from a small iron-making town to the "anthracite capital of the world," highlighting its rich coal deposits and the role of five railroads that facilitated its growth. The decline of the coal industry in the 1950s severely affected regional railroads. However, after years of downturns and mergers, a remarkable revival of freight traffic and the rise of "heritage railroading" have turned Scranton into a vibrant hub for tourists and rail enthusiasts.

Exploring fundamental biblical teachings, this personal confession of faith emphasizes key aspects of living a Christian life, grounded in historical Baptist doctrine. It covers essential principles such as prayer, baptism, and family worship, inviting readers into a deeper fellowship with Christ. Each chapter begins with a belief statement, such as "I Believe in Prayer," and is enriched with scriptural references and reflections. The author's thoughtful approach makes complex tenets accessible, offering a reverent guide from a knowledgeable pastor.

Focusing on the historical significance of the Lackawanna Railroad, this book chronicles its evolution from its 1851 inception, driven by anthracite coal traffic, to its integration into the Erie Lackawanna Railway in 1960. It highlights a major modernization effort in the early 1900s, captured through extensive photography commissioned by the company. These images offer a unique glimpse into the railroad's daily operations and its relationship with surrounding communities, many of which still thrive along its original routes today.