Bringing Mysteries Alive For Children And Young Adults

Presents an introduction to the mystery genre, discussing why children and young adults might or might not enjoy mysteries, looking at series mysteries, offering suggestions for educators on how to integrate mysteries into other areas of the curriculum, and including outlines for mystery-related programs, as well as lists of mystery books.

Presents an introduction to the mystery genre, discussing why children and young adults might or might not enjoy mysteries, looking at series mysteries, offering suggestions for educators on how to integrate mysteries into other areas of the curriculum, and including outlines for mystery-related programs, as well as lists of mystery books.

The 1st ed. includes an index to v. 28-36 of St. Nicholas.

The Hidden Mysteries is about how you personally can begin to have a better life and how you can affect change, gleaned from our individual ideals, beliefs and understanding.

Thinking about your death isn’t easy, but it’s even harder to consider the consequences of not thinking about it. Failing to execute a will or set up a trust could burden your heirs beyond just grief at your passing, leaving them to deal with your incomplete affairs as well. Stephen L. Smith, a longtime attorney with thirty-five years of experience in estate planning, seeks to take the mystery out of what can often be an intimidating process. Using this guide, you can learn how to • understand the differences between wills and trusts; • evaluate attorneys and tax advisers; • empower yourself to direct the planning process; and • maximize the money and assets that get passed to others. Whether you have a large estate or a modest one, it’s important to engage in estate planning to make your wishes known. Take control of the process by arming yourself with the knowledge in Taking the Mystery out of Estate Planning.