Smith tonja (19 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Bailey, Bleecker, and Banjo lived with their family by the banks of Moss Creek. Bailey, the black and white sheepdog, was a wise and gentle soul who always seemed to be smiling. Bleecker, the shepherd, was happiest when she was busy working and learning. Banjo, the rescue, was the youngest and smallest of the three and the last to join the pack. Banjo loved to play and explore. The three spent endless hours romping in the winding creek, sitting around the campfire at night with their friends, and wandering the trails in their great backyard. Smith, Tonja (ilustrador). …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She is nine years old-and suddenly, the King's most dangerous threat.Ruth lives by a simple rule: truth should be held, not hidden.Are her beliefs stronger than the King's power?For young readers: A fable about the virtues of truth and trust.For adult readers: An accurate satire of today's divisive politics.About the AuthorTony Deal believes a good story is worth a thousand lectures. Whether in a prison, a hospice, or a classroom, he has used storytelling to educate, entertain, and inspire. His previous two books, Bouquets Hadn't Been Invented Yet and Prostate Humor, utilized narrative and wit to enhance the lives of his readers.In this most recent book, Tony combines storytelling with his experience as a mediator and his doctoral research on human conflict. He has witnessed firsthand the power of truth and trust in relationships and the negative consequences when truth becomes inconvenient, and trust evaporates. Having witnessed party loyalty over country, he remains politically unaffiliated.His personal and professional life has been dedicated to improving lives. Over a successful forty years as an educator, he designed and led an effort to place "The History of the Golden Rule" posters in every classroom in Caldwell County. He received the National Hospice Volunteer of the Year Award and was named the L.A. Dysart Man of the Year for creating college scholarships for sixth graders.Tony is married and spends retirement playing Appalachian string music, working on his mountain cabin, practicing Tai Chi, exploring the power of breath, volunteering, and-true to his roots-telling stories to his grandchildren.Tony may be contacted at: The IllustratorTonja Smith was born and continues to live in Morganton, North Carolina with her husband Wayne, Bleecker the shepherd and a cat named Ziggy Stardust. She has two grown children, Emily and Eli.Tonja and her daughter Emily co-authored a children's book, The Adventures of Bailey, Bleecker, and Banjo: Linville Gorge. The book was also illustrated by Tonja. Their book was published in the summer of 2021. Tonja's second book, I Believe I Can, was published in October 2022.Tonja paints a range of subjects, striving to achieve a painterly realism using oils and acrylics. She is drawn to cityscapes, landscapes, the glow of the nocturne, animals and the human form. She works to capture the beauty she sees as she paints her story. Bleecker can often be spotted in her paintings.Tonja is a full-time Medical Laboratory Technician in a pediatric office.Follow her on Instagram at thepaintedseries This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Smith, Tonja (ilustrador). …

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Paperback / softback. Condición: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days. Smith, Tonja (ilustrador).

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She is nine years old-and suddenly, the King's most dangerous threat.Ruth lives by a simple rule: truth should be held, not hidden.Are her beliefs stronger than the King's power?For young readers: A fable about the virtues of truth and trust.For adult readers: An accurate satire of today's divisive politics.About the AuthorTony Deal believes a good story is worth a thousand lectures. Whether in a prison, a hospice, or a classroom, he has used storytelling to educate, entertain, and inspire. His previous two books, Bouquets Hadn't Been Invented Yet and Prostate Humor, utilized narrative and wit to enhance the lives of his readers.In this most recent book, Tony combines storytelling with his experience as a mediator and his doctoral research on human conflict. He has witnessed firsthand the power of truth and trust in relationships and the negative consequences when truth becomes inconvenient, and trust evaporates. Having witnessed party loyalty over country, he remains politically unaffiliated.His personal and professional life has been dedicated to improving lives. Over a successful forty years as an educator, he designed and led an effort to place "The History of the Golden Rule" posters in every classroom in Caldwell County. He received the National Hospice Volunteer of the Year Award and was named the L.A. Dysart Man of the Year for creating college scholarships for sixth graders.Tony is married and spends retirement playing Appalachian string music, working on his mountain cabin, practicing Tai Chi, exploring the power of breath, volunteering, and-true to his roots-telling stories to his grandchildren.Tony may be contacted at: The IllustratorTonja Smith was born and continues to live in Morganton, North Carolina with her husband Wayne, Bleecker the shepherd and a cat named Ziggy Stardust. She has two grown children, Emily and Eli.Tonja and her daughter Emily co-authored a children's book, The Adventures of Bailey, Bleecker, and Banjo: Linville Gorge. The book was also illustrated by Tonja. Their book was published in the summer of 2021. Tonja's second book, I Believe I Can, was published in October 2022.Tonja paints a range of subjects, striving to achieve a painterly realism using oils and acrylics. She is drawn to cityscapes, landscapes, the glow of the nocturne, animals and the human form. She works to capture the beauty she sees as she paints her story. Bleecker can often be spotted in her paintings.Tonja is a full-time Medical Laboratory Technician in a pediatric office.Follow her on Instagram at thepaintedseries This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Smith, Tonja (ilustrador). …