Homework Yuck! is a story of a typical boy not wanting to do his school homework. His reasons, not excuses, addressed the 5 major causes of children not wanting to do homework. Not because they are lazy or don't understand the assignments, but because they are children. Their needs must be considered and a compromise made between the educators and the students.

Get the giggles with Yuck! Two more hilarious yucky adventures from YUCK - the muckiest, yuckiest, naughtiest little boy EVER! YUCK'S ALIEN ADVENTURE "Aliens are coming!" Yuck says, and he's got alien gloop to prove it. But his sister Polly Princess says he's lying. Little does she know that Yuck is going on an adventure with an alien called Puke. When he returns, Polly is in for a shock that's out of this world! YUCK'S SLOBBERY DOG When Yuck looks after a lost and lonely dog called Scruff, revolting things happen at home. Scruff is dirty and smelly! He parps at dinner, leaves fleas in the bed and poos indoors. Yuck's sister Polly tries to get rid of him but Yuck plays a trick on her and Polly is in for a stinky surprise. . .

"Originally published in Great Britain in 2009 by Simon & Schuster UK Ltd"--Title page verso.

YUCK'S ROBOTIC BOTTOM Can Yuck win first prize for the best invention in school? He's got gross gadgets galore and a revolting robot to help him. All he needs now is a stinky plan to blow away his rivals. YUCK'S WILD WEEKEND Yuck and his sister, Polly, are both going camping in the garden, but neither wants the other one there. With creepy crawlies, smelly snakes and a grizzly bear on the loose who will survive the longest in the wild?

Laugh your socks off with Yuck, the boy who loves bugs, slugs, and slime! In “Yuck’s Fart Club,” Yuck has a brilliant idea for a club and he’s inviting all his friends! Who would have thought they could make so many types of farts? But his sister, Polly, is determined to find out what Yuck is up to—and she’s in for an explosive surprise! In “Yuck’s Sick Trick,” Yuck does NOT want to go to school. He’s got a spelling test, and he’ll do anything to get out of it. Even if it means showing the whole family how revoltingly sick he can be….

You think youre safe on-line? Think again! Exploitation of children through the Internet and other forms of technology has exploded over the last decade. Because the Internet is no longer a novel communication tool, we tend to be less vigilant about monitoring our actions while using it. As a law enforcement officer working both on a federal task force and as a local officer, I have spent countless hours on the Internet undercover as a kid. What I have seen, no one should have to see. Its proof that there really are monsters in the world. Every day kids are being exposed to people, images and thoughts that no kid should EVER see. Predators are coming into your home, children are being taken advantage of and innocence is being stolen. Dont become a predators next victim. This book is a MUST read guide for EVERYONE who uses todays technology.

My Interpretations of Love is a collection of short stories and poems that is uniquely written by Poet Fabian D. Falls. This book is packed with life issues, experiences and dreams. This book has been written to touch the soul, to laugh and cry, and to soothe the spirit of all mankind. My Interpretations of Love is a fantasy within a dream and will captivate the minds of many people who want to indulge in the clutches of love.

This student-oriented manual describes how to use R in college science and mathematics courses. The manual features fully developed exercises based around the main precalculus analysis skills needed in the standard college general education courses in science and math. The exercises illustrate a wide variety of applications and subjects. The author presents applications drawn from all sciences and social sciences and includes the most often used features of R on a reference card in the back of the book. In addition, each chapter provides a set of computational challenges: exercises in R calculations that are designed to be performed alone or in groups.

Originally published in hardcover: New York: Viking, 2012.

Every once in a great while the glimmer of something different will twinkle from the stack of comic cordwood piled in the daily newspaper. In I Have Tampered with the Divine Plan, the second Agnes collection, that glimmer continues to shine brightly. Agnes, the round-nosed, elegantly footed little girl in the cute black shift, and her best friend, Trout, continue their mad scramble through youth's treacherous minefield. High adventure and mayhem are afoot as they share the odd conversations that cobble together all amazing relationships. And when all that imagination no longer fits in their heads, it spills out into some very messy puddles. And messy puddles are funny.