"Return to the Farm- A Christmas Journey" is the fourth story in a collection of Christmas books by Tom Roberts produced as a benefit for Children's Home Society. It is a sentimental journey of his childhood memories of Christmas on his family farm south of Ipswich, SD. Beautifully depicted in the form of a family scrapbook with photographs, illustrations and graphics that will conjure many fond recollections for anyone who has grown up on a farm.

Let's Visit the Farm! A Children's eBook with Pictures of Farm Animals and Baby Animals has been designed to be the first step in helping your child build their vocabulary. Included in each book is a number of high quality images of very cute farm animals and baby animals that your child will enjoy looking and reading about for months. In this book your child will be learning about which animals live on the farm and what job or role they have on the farm. My books use simple one or two sentence facts which is accompanied by a relevant picture of the animal. This makes the perfect first word book to share because young children will love reading along while being encouraged to start using their words to read along. This is an excellent and fun educational resource to start your child off with. No more having to buy complex and ugly picture books. You child will also enjoy getting to use the family tablet for fun time which is also learning time. Lets Visit the Farm! is a fun and entertaining journey for a young child to find out interesting facts about the world's most common farm animals along with baby animals. The Let's visit series is particularly aimed at the 0-5 age group, but it can be used for any beginner readers who are interested in farm animals. This children’s book contains high quality images of farm animals. It has been optimized to look great on all devices. With the number of great reviews I have been getting I feel that my "Let's Visit" book series is one of the best new children’s book series of 2014 to hit the e-book market. Don't forget to check out the other books within the series. TAGS baby animals, childrens animal books, Fun Children's Picture Book, 0-5 Age Group, Farm book, farm animals, animal children books, dogs, cats, goats, lamb, picture book, kids book, animal book

Casey is a horse at a farm, but she is bored… terribly bored. She wants to explore more, so she gathers her friends and takes off on a journey. The journey involves being chased by people, stealing keys, train rides, dodging malicious monsters, and helping other animals by guiding them home. Follow the fun story of a horse who finds what she is looking for through the various situations she gets herself and her friends in.

Ani was suffering from depression, insomnia as well as stomach- and headaches. She lost all her hair and had a major breakdown, but how did it all begin? Follow Ani as she investigates the roots to her problems. It all began in Sweden in 1970, when she was born to two pragmatic farmers. How has her upbringing, school years, careers and relationships affected her health? In Part 1, we will dig deeper into what shapes a person’s life. In Part 2, we will follow the steps Ani took to become a healthy middle-aged woman who sees every day as a challenge to extend her lifespan.

This remarkable story tells of a boy born to dairy farming parents in Central Queensland, Australia at the outbreak of WWII, who left school at 16 and rose to lead the retail operations at Australia’s leading bank, Westpac and then retired back to his bush roots. It paints a picture of a very different era of Australia. John’s early life on an isolated farm with no electricity and very few creature comforts shows how radically Australian lifestyles have changed in only two generations. It pays witness to the transition in banking from a time when a handshake was a contract to the globalisation of the industry in the 1990’s, exploring the dramatic changes in practices, technology and culture that overtook this once revered industry. And it tells of the joys of family life and the challenges encountered as a consequence of promotions and of transfers across eastern Australia and the world. It details how the family dealt with and drew lessons from a series of deep tragedies. John returned to the bush in his later years using his managerial skills for agriculture and social service. In 1987, he acquired a small cattle farm at Yarramalong near Sydney and on retirement established a 100 acres vineyard at Mudgee, NSW that was soon producing award winning wine grapes. John himself was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for his voluntary work with various not-for-profit organisations including as Chair of the Royal Blind Society – later to become Vision Australia. This is a journey of family and service in an Australia evolving from rural sufficiency into a globalised world. It is an insight into country life that is unrecognisable to the smart phone generation; also a chronicle of a now vanished time in Australian banking.

The adventures of Indy and her friends, the animals Casey is a horse at a farm, but she is bored... terribly bored. She wants to explore more, so she gathers her friends and takes off on a journey. The journey involves being chased by people, stealing keys, train rides, dodging malicious monsters, and helping other animals by guiding them home. Follow the fun story of a horse who finds what she is looking for through the various situations she gets herself and her friends in.