books by Kathryn O'Brien (character landmines princess)

books by Kathryn O'Brien

books:

1 review
Kathryn L O'Brien

Ginn, 1966

A Basic 2nd Year French Textbook
This is a good 2nd year French textbook with 444 pages. This book aims at strengthening reading and writing skills while maintaining listening comprehension and speaking skills.

Electrocardiography for Health Care Personnel w/Student CD-ROM (Booth, Electrocardiography for Health Care ...
Kathryn Booth, Patricia DeiTos, ...

Career Education, 2007

Electrocardiography for Health Care Personnel provides ECG skills training for health care students as well as health care personnel who are interested in mastering additional skills. The text includes the essential skills needed to perform an ECG, including anatomy of the heart, basic characteristics, equipment, appropriate intervention, and other technical applications, such as Holter monitoring and stress testing. Emphasis throughout the text ...

I'd Be Your Princess: A Royal Tale of Godly Character

16 reviews
Kathryn O'Brien

Standard Publishing Company, 2007

Beautiful training for God's young princesses
I'd Be Your Princess: A Royal tale of Godly Character was written by Kathryn O'rien and illustrated by Michael Garland. It has earned the Gold Medallion Book Award in recognition of excellence in evangelical Christian literature. The illustrations fill the pages with color and tender details. The book tells of a little girl and her father who imagine what life would be like were he a king and ...

New second-year French

1 review
Kathryn L O'Brien

Ginn and Co, 1963

for your French side
This is about an earlier edition, 1959: So cool to see France through the eyeglass of the 1950's! Wonderful photos sprinkled in pages. 35 lessons, with grammar and pronunciation and examples in the front. Some of the instruction is in English. There are vocabularies for both English/French and vice versa in the back. Very well-done, highly recommended. !959, hardback, 457 pages.

I'd Be Your Hero: A Royal Tale of Godly Character

5 reviews
Kathryn O'Brien

Standard Publishing Company, 2007

A great story.
I bought this book for my infant son, but my daughters wanted me to read it to them and they loved it. It's a great story to teach the character traits of Godly people and the illustrations are top notch. I recommend any parent of a 3-7 year old boy to consider this book. The scripture verses are a nice added benefit to back up the traits that are given reenforcing that God commands us to ...

Avoiding the Fmla's Landmines: Top 10 Fmla Traps and How to Avoid Them
Alisa B. Arnoff, Lori D. Ecker, ...

Lorman Education Services, 2006

This manual will help anyone who is involved in making decisions regarding the FMLA understand the common administration mistakes and how to avoid making those mistakes, which many times are legal landmines for employers. The manual will highlight 10 traps that the FMLA can create for the unwary employer and how falling into those traps can be avoided. It will also address the most current and pressing questions that arise through the ...