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Sam-I-Am mounts a determined campaign to convince another Seuss character to eat a plate of green eggs and ham. "Limited vocabulary but unlimited exuberance of illustration".--School Library Journal. Full color.

With her first solo album in six years and her debut on eDGe Music, Badi Assad is back and making it clear that she is one of the most exciting Brazilian guitarists and singers/songwriters of this generation. On her new album Verde, Badi returns home to Brazil, fusing her cosmopolitan experience with her spiritual and musical roots. Her innovative interpretations of Brazilian songs, individual readings of works by artists as diverse as Björk and U2, plus her original compositions reflect Badi's vibrant and sensuous journey through life. The album also features collaborations with some of Brazi’'s most celebrated musicians like Naná Vasconcelos, Toquinho and Cordel do Fogo Encantando. Deutsche. 2005.

The talent of Badi Assad (pronounced Bah-Jee Ah-Sahj) seems to know no bounds. The Brazilian has won guitar awards as a prodigy and as an acknowledged master, yet she's got an almost Bobby McFerrin-like versatility to her voice and musical heritage that covers the breadth of Brazilian musical styles. On Verde she shows off a little of everything: reaching from nearly unrecognizable covers of current pop songs by Bjork ("Bachlorette") and U2 ("One") to new renditions of Brazilian classics like "Bom Dia Tristeza." Her Brazilian sensuality comes out on the bossa nova "In My Little White Top," and she displays the dramatic flair of a flamenco singer on "Voce Nao Entendeu Nada." Whichever direction she goes, she brings a trickster-like joyfulness that comes when musical mastery is child¹s play Each wrinkle of her musical personality is simply another facet of her inner core. Indeed one imagines that this woman not only dreams in color, but also with a Technicolor soundtrack. -- Tad Hendrickson

Active play makes getting familiar with numbers and letters an even more rewarding experience. The individual 12" foam squares are colorful, washable, and feature different textures for added stimulation and development. It includes 26 removable letters and ten removable numbers. It is completed with borders and covers up to 36 sq. ft. and made of high density EVA foam 11mm and weights 5.5 lbs. It is recommended for ages 3 years and above.

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An old rock fort stands at the foot of Baldy Mountain. The Government land is split into two parts by the sparkling La Plata River. Rock buildings house a part of Fort Lewis College, but when Corporal Tom Bailey rode into this land, the Ute Indians were supposed to be its sole owners. Betrayed by the White-eyes in Washington, Bluecoats came to protect gold and silver miners. Rough men dug rich ore from mines located in steep canyon hovered over by snow-covered peaks. Not only were the friendly Utes losing their mountains, but these soldiers intended to drive the Utes into Utah's badlands. Desperate, the Utes decided to fight for their sagebrush reservation on Alkali In this land D.H. Wilkerson would bring his family to settle.