Kimberly R. Hall Libri

The natural and cultural history of an opportunistic omnivore, the raccoon.

From the iconic European badger to the African honey badger, the hog badger of Southeast Asia and the North American badger, this book is the first truly global cultural history of the animal in over 30 years.

Eleven companies cofounded the 100,000 Jobs Mission in 2011 to promote veteran employment. The coalition has grown to more than 175 member companies, representing almost every U.S. industry. These companies have hired more than 190,000 veterans as of September 2014, already far exceeding the original goal. RAND interviewed member companies to capture lessons and experiences and to identify further improvements to veteran employment opportunities.

With his special bubble wand, Lou always knows what to do and how to behave at a friend's birthday party. He knows what to expect (it's going to be loud) and how he should act. He knows that if he can behave appropriately at his friend's celebration, he will likely get more party invitations in the future. This third book in the Lou Knows What to Do series shows children how to be comfortable and successful in potentially challenging situations. Each social story is written for children in grades pre-K to 5, including those with differing developmental levels and learning styles. An excellent read for students living with autism spectrum disorders!

When it's time to go to a restaurant, whether he's with a parent or family member, Lou knows what to expect and how to handle himself. Lou's bubble wand will help him be successful in any social situation that could be a challenge for him, such as waiting to be seated, ordering from the menu or waiting for others to finish their food.

Lou and his special bubble wand are back! This time, each bubble Lou blows shows him how to stick to his special diet and avoid foods that make him sick. He's allergic to nuts and grains, so he has to avoid foods with those ingredients. Lou also has to keep himself safe and healthy by politely asking what's in the food people offer him and by not sharing snacks with others. This second book in the Lou Knows What to Do series shows children how to be comfortable and successful in potentially challenging situations. Each social story is written for children in grades pre-K to 5, including those with differing developmental levels and learning styles. An excellent read for students living with autism spectrum disorders!

By relying on his special bubble wand, Lou knows what to expect when he goes to the doctor or dentist. He knows who he will see and what tools might be used during his check-up. This story is written for children in grades pre-K to 5, especially those living on the autism spectrum.--Publisher