David Roth Reihenfolge der Bücher

An ant-hunting adventure introduces Pinky the pangolin to other animals who live around her. Includes facts about the pangolin's habitat, body, behavior, and why it is threatened.

A mystery leads Breezy, the blue iguana, on a birthday adventure across his island home. This sweet illustrated tale about this endangered species, that lives only on Grand Cayman Island, also features facts about the blue iguana's habitat, body, and behavior, and why it is threatened.

Leanda discovers a giant panda, who escaped from the circus, resting on her veranda and decides to help take him back to his true home in the forest. Includes facts about the giant panda's habitat, behavior, and why it is threatened.

Der Tod ist kein Tabu - also lassen Sie uns darüber sprechen!Für David Roth ist Bestatter-Sein der schönste Beruf der Welt. Für viele Menschen wäre das undenkbar, denn ihnen fällt es schon schwer, einfach nur über den Tod zu sprechen. David Roth ist jedoch davon überzeugt, dass es einen positiven Einfluss auf das Leben hat, wenn man sich hin und wieder mit dem Tod beschäftigt, wenn man nicht die Augen verschließt und das Unabwendbare verdrängt. Sterben müssen wir alle einmal.Er erlebt in seiner Praxis oft Fragen, wie Kann man an Trauer sterben? Ist da wirklich ein Licht? Tut Sterben (immer) weh? Dürfen Bestatter weinen? Darf man auf dem Friedhof grillen? Darf man Abschiedsgeschenke in den Sarg legen?50 der erstaunlichsten Fragen, die in diesem Zusammenhang gestellt werden können, beantwortet David Roth in diesem Buch einfühlsam, lebensnah, praktisch und manchmal auch überraschend humorvoll.Ein Buch für alle, die sich für das Thema Tod und alles, was damit zusammenhängt, interessieren und mehr wissen wollen!

More accurately a love triptych than triangle, The Femme Fatale Hypothesis is the story of one spring in 2015 when three people form intimate bonds forged in the fires of their respective tribulations. As Rose Geddes's lung cancer progresses toward its inexorable end and her husband's ability to care for her diminishes, their widowed neighbor, June Danhill, stumbles into the middle of their intersecting crises. June's only son, daughter-in-law, and two grandchildren have recently moved to the West Coast. She embraces the opportunity to distract herself from her loneliness by helping to care for the Geddeses. But it isn't long before June realizes that Rose wants more from her than she is willing to give. Love and loss, family secrets, visiting vultures, the Memorial Park boys, a long-forgotten keepsake, morphine versus fentanyl, and the sexual cannibalism of the false garden mantid all fuel this psychological thriller that tests the thin line between mercy and murder.

An account of North's return trip to Vietnam discusses his memories of the Vietnam War and his view of the lessons America should have learned from the conflict