Michael Ross Bücher

Die ersten Barthaare sprießen, das Mädchen aus der Parallelklasse geht dir nicht mehr aus dem Kopf und mit deinen Eltern gibt es immer wieder Krach: Es ist gar nicht so leicht, erwachsen zu werden. Aber du kannst dich entspannen. Du stehst nämlich nicht allein. Ob deine Freunde es zugeben oder nicht – sie stellen sich die gleichen Fragen wie du. In diesem Buch findest du handfeste für Themen wie: Mädchen und Beziehungen Eltern Schule Gruppendruck Sexualität Internet und PC-Spiele Umgang mit Geld Gott. Ein Buch, dass dir helfen wird, dein Leben auf die Reihe zu bekommen, und klar ansagt, was beim Mannwerden wirklich zählt.

Dunkles Zeitalter? Von wegen! Die Gewänder des Mittelalters waren ganz schön farbenfroh ... Als international erfahrener Gewandmeister und Maßschneider hat Sven Jungclaus mit zahlreichen Stil-Epochen zu tun - das Mittelalter und seine Kleiderformen sind dem Experten für Schnitt und Verarbeitung ein besonderes Anliegen. Über Jahre gesammelt und aufbereitet, liegt nun eine stattliche Schnitt-Sammlung mittelalterlicher Gewänder für Männer und Frauen vor. Das Spezielle dabei ist die fachmännische Übersetzung in moderne Schnitt-Technik, kombiniert mit hilfreichen Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitungen. Der Illustrator und Comic-Zeichner Michael Ross, selbst gelernter Schneider, sorgt mit seinem einzigartigen Stil und fundiertem Know-how für historisch präzise und lebhafte Illustrationen. Genau genommen sind's zwei Bücher in einem: Ein Bildband für alle, die sich an der mittelalterlichen Ästhetik erfreuen wollen. Ein professionelles Handbuch für jene, die mittelalterliche Gewänder nachschneidern möchten.

The story revolves around two men with contrasting dreams as they establish new towns on the plains, one predominantly black and the other white. Their fates hinge on the arrival of a railroad, which will ultimately decide the survival or demise of both towns. The narrative explores themes of ambition, racial dynamics, and the critical impact of infrastructure on community development.

Globetrotting troublemaker Delilah Dirk and her loyal friend Selim are just minding their own business, peacefully raiding castles and and traipsing across enemy lines, when they attract the unwanted attention of the English Army. Before they know it, Delilah and Selim have gotten themselves accused of espionage against the British crown!

Lovable ne'er-do-well Delilah Dirk is an Indiana Jones for the 19th century. She has travelled to Japan, Indonesia, France, and even the New World. Using the skills she's picked up on the way, Delilah's adventures continue as she plots to rob a rich and corrupt Sultan in Constantinople.

In this elegant but pocketable edition in the Ross's Discoveries series, passionate bibliophile Michael Ross has curated his favorite literary quotes from the collection of over 1500 well-read books on his shelves--but this isn't your typical rehashing of Bartlett's quotations. In Ross's Spiritual Discoveries Michael Ross brings together quotes on religion, faith, and the soul from such a new perspective even the authors themselves will probably find this book useful and insightful.

The story follows cousins Ella, Emma, Olly, Catherine, and Tom as they reunite for Christmas at a farmhouse in North Cornwall. Their excitement turns to wonder when they learn they come from a lineage of Angels. This revelation sets them on a journey to a distant island, where they will uncover the secrets of their heritage and explore their destinies. The adventure promises to blend family bonds with enchanting elements of fantasy.

Featuring a curated selection of quotes from over 1500 books, this edition stands out with its focus on themes of literature, reading, and the joy of being a bookworm. Michael Ross, a passionate bibliophile, presents these literary gems in a compact format, offering fresh insights that inspire a love for reading. This collection is designed to resonate with fellow book lovers and rekindle the desire to explore new titles.

Young cats are on the hunt for a mouse named Sleepy in this energetic picture book from New York Times bestselling author and illustrator Tony Cliff. These cats are on an adventure to find that darn mouse called Sleepy.

John James Audubon's passion for birds inspired a national movement to protect birds and their habitats. As a child, John would often skip school to roam the countryside. He collected bird nests, unique stones, bits of moss, and other items of interest and developed his talent for creating dramatic bird portraits and skills for observing them in the wild. Using his abilities as an acute observer, skilled writer, and exceptional artist, Audubon wrote and illustrated a book, Birds of America. Cataloging all these creatures took enormous time and effort--but even more difficult was finding a way to publish it. To make his book a reality he had to persuade wealthy investors to support his dream. The stories of his adventures pursuing the unique birds of the America captured the imagination of audiences. Audubon became a larger-than-life figure and dubbed himself "the American Woodsman." Years after his death his artwork is still considered a major accomplishment that inspired a greater interest in American birdlife. John Audubon and the World of Birds for Kids includes 21 hands-on activities and valuable resources for budding ornithologists hiking in his footsteps.