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"Perfect for fans of Jane K. Cleland and Ellery Adams, the second volume in Tracy Gardner's antiques-themed mystery series finds appraiser Avery Ayers sleuthing a murder in a castle."-- Provided by publisher

Savanna Shepherd, a former art authenticator turned grade school art teacher, is delighted when her Uncle Max and Uncle Freddie move to Carson. Uncle Max takes a job at Libby's Blooms, where Savanna teaches a still life painting class for adults. But one morning, Uncle Max finds a dead body in the rooftop greenhouse ... and even worse, it looks like an inside job. Savanna and her sisters (Skylar, a lawyer, and Sydney, the owner of a pet shop and grooming salon) dig in to find the real murderer. With their connections to the community and Savanna's keen eye for details, they uncover longstanding resentments and horticultural clues. Meanwhile, Savanna's dating local doctor Aidan Gallager, but she worries it'll cause a scandal, since his daughter is in her class. As Savanna's investigation leads her into thorny situations, the killer may be arranging another murder: her own

After her parents' deaths, Avery Ayers takes over the family business, Antiquities & Artifacts Appraised, from the home office in Lilac Grove and a branch in Manhattan. Now living back at home with her younger sister Tilly and their newly moved-in, eccentric Aunt Midge and her Afghan hound, Avery's life is filled with jewels, tapestries, paintings, and rare finds. But their world is rocked when Avery learns that the theft of a priceless ruby may be connected to her parents' demise. The trouble starts when the Museum of Antiquities hires Avery to appraise a rare, resplendent ruby. It bears a striking similarity to a solitary stone in the museum's prized Xiang Dynasty bejeweled dragon medallion exhibit, which has long been missing one of its Jewelry eyes. Now, Avery and her colleagues--ostentatious Sir Robert Lane and fatherly Micah Abbott--suspect they may have the missing gem. But facets of the case remain cloudy. Security guard Art Smith is always underfoot but is not what he appears. Another body turns up connected to the appraisal. And Avery receives mysterious notes that begin to put her life in danger. Avery enlists possible ally Art's help in cutting the list of suspects who might have polished off her parents and swiped the jewel. Was it art collector Oliver Renell? Curator Nate Brennan? Acquisitions Liaison Francesca Giolitti? Actor Tyler Chadwick? Was the crime impersonal or perpetrated by someone all too close to Avery? If she can't find the culprit, lovely Lilac Grove may be the setting for Avery's own death

ScratchJr is a free app that allows young people to start learning the basics of coding. In this guide, readers have fun while learning how to record speech and sounds and then use them to create projects in ScratchJr. The step-by-step activities presented in this book were designed to grab the interest of young readers while preparing them for more complex programming languages and coding projects.

Coding comes to life in this colorful guide to making animated stories with the free ScratchJr app (available for most tablets). The easy-to-follow visual projects help young learners come to grips with coding basics and prepare them for more complex coding languages. The simple projects help children create walking, talking animations and interactive stories using multiple pages. With colorful illustrations and ScratchJr images throughout, children can see how their projects could look, while the extra activities on each page check the depth of their understanding.

"micro: bit in Wonderland" is a coding and craft project book for the BBC micro: bit (microbit). The book guides beginners aged 9 and over through 12 projects inspired by "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland." The projects develop modern skills in creative and computational thinking, computer programming, making and electronic

Easy-to-follow, visual projects help young learners get to grips with coding using the free ScratchJr app. Packed with wipe-clean activities, the simple projects help children create walking, talking animations and interactive story books using multiple pages.

Chcesz wprowadzić dziecko w świat komputerów, ale nie wiesz, od czego zacząć? Ta nowoczesna seria przybliża świat komputerów i takie zagadnienia, jak: budowa tabletu, rodzaje sprzętu komputerowego, internet czy pisanie programów. Dzięki prostym wyjaśnieniom i ciekawym ćwiczeniom wspomagającym naukę wraz z dzieckiem poznacie nowoczesne technologie i wirtualny świat. Strony książek są zmazywalne do zadań można więc podchodzić wielokrotnie.