Bøger af Anna Collins

Lizards utilize a variety of tricks to endure and thrive in a diverse array of ecosystems. From the art of camouflage to the mastery of escape, this volume illuminates the fascinating survival tactics lizards use to outmaneuver predators and attract prey. The engaging main text, augmented with vivid full-color photographs and compelling fact boxes, gives readers a newfound appreciation for these scaly survivors and the remarkable strategies they employ to thrive against all odds. Informative graphic organizers distill complex topics in ways young readers can easily understand.

Born into the Seminole tribe, Osceola rose to become a prominent leader during a period when the Seminoles' homeland was threatened by relentless encroachment. As the tension between Native Americans and the U.S. government escalated, Osceola emerged as a central figure in the fight to preserve his people's way of life. Through vivid, full-color photographs and an informative timeline, this volume explores how Osceola's strategic brilliance and unyielding spirit led his people in their struggle against removal and oppression. His legacy continues to inspire those who value the fight for justice and self-determination.

Embark on a journey to reclaim a pain-free life with "SPINAL STENOSIS TREATMENT." This comprehensive guide empowers readers with practical insights into understanding and managing spinal stenosis, a condition affecting countless lives. From non-surgical approaches like targeted exercises and lifestyle modifications to surgical interventions, this book navigates the spectrum of treatment options. Rooted in the latest medical knowledge, the guide offers actionable steps, empowering readers to make informed decisions for their unique health journey. Your path to spinal wellness begins here.

Archaeological excavations have uncovered cities in northwestern India that are more than 8,000 years, making India the site of the oldest known civilization on the planet. Over this time period, empires have risen and fallen, and while the culture is not exactly the same today as it was in centuries past, some elements have survived. Today, India is a vibrant, bustling nation with a rich culture. Food, holidays, and ways of life here are unique and varied throughout the country. This volume introduces readers to India through full-color photographs, detailed sidebars, and informative fact boxes.

Introducing the "Billionaire Lights" Series - Discover NOW The New Kind of Alpha Billionaire Romance Series by Anna Collins! Exciting - Romantic - Hot & Steamy! Catherine Titus is an archaeologist who has been on a self-imposed sabbatical for the last few months. She feels as if she was Icarus and had flown too close to the sun. Her best friend and former colleague died because of her recklessness, and his screams are still haunting her nightmares. Eric Saunders, a reclusive billionaire that has barely made his presence known to the public, calls her out of her depression. She first rejects his offer, but then her curiosity takes over her. Soon they find themselves in Abu Dhabi on an expedition to find a tomb that has been buried. A series of accidents and the heat of the chemistry between them, troubles their tenuous partnership. Just as they are getting close, Jason December, a former love interest of Catherine's comes calling. This will lead to awkward moments for all three of them. Will Catherine be able to keep her feelings in check and keep her distance from both of them after all while at the same time dealing with dangers at every turn? Will she be able to stare at the Billionaire Lights? Readers should be 18 and over due to mature situations and language. Enjoy!

All stars have a finite life expectancy--even our own sun. Fortunately, many stars survive for billions of years. Our sun has existed for more than 4 billion years and has not yet reached the next phase of its life cycle. While it is inevitable that the sun will burn out, it will not be within the lifetime of anyone alive today. Through accessible main text, enhanced with vivid full-color photographs and informative graphic organizers, explores the science behind the sun and what humanity can do to mitigate the damage of this star's eventual death.

The author writes about the complexities of the language - and makes them simple! Anna Collins' approach is to simplify French by telling the reader how the main components - nouns, verbs, adjectives and prepositions - all work in their own right. Then we see them formed into sentences. She goes further, of course. Yet it is the everyday phrases and vocabulary that make this a true guide to conversation in the language. This encouraging book begins with the history and development of French throughout the world, and goes on to the means to access a great and widespread culture. Initial learners will gain first insight through Ms Collins' book, while students of French will find here a useful summary of main points about structure.

Debate has long raged over whether graffiti can be considered an art form. Its illegal nature has caused many people to denounce it, while others contend that a work does not have to be legal to be art. The heart of the question is, what defines art? Informative text discusses competing views on the issue, presenting all sides of the debate to help readers form their own opinions. Engaging sidebars spotlight graffiti artists such as the famous Banksy, while eye-catching photographs provide examples of some of the most original graffiti designs.