Research has confirmed that the more children practice reading, the more fluent they become. This book features 32 interactive scripts and mini-books based on familiar songs and chants that provide this necessary element of repeated reading proactive in a fun and interactive way. This motivating format keeps children's interest level high throughout several "takes" of the same text, leading to more fluent and confident readers.

‘Get Hired’ focuses upon the challenges that are faced by youngsters in getting employed. This edition focuses upon the first step in this process i.e. Cracking Job Interviews. Jagranjosh.com has taken up the mantle to enable success for the youth of the country. In this mission, career growth and development has to be an integral part of the process. With the biggest workforce of the world looking to build a successful career, it is our responsibility to help them along in this journey. And ‘Get Hired’ Magazine is another step in this direction. This edition of ‘Get Hired’ focuses upon the challenges that are faced by youngsters in getting employed. The first step in getting employed would be to crack the Interview. With creative tips and unique solutions, this magazine will prep you to handle any and every situation that you might face during a job interview. The magazine is aimed at solving every problem associated with getting hired at a new company, no matter what stage of career you are in. From interview mistakes candidates keep repeating to the ones they don't even know they are making, the edition addresses all the blunders and gives valuable guidelines to avoid them. It also has tips for to get out of tricky situations they might face while giving the interview. Apart from the tips and strategies, 'Get Hired' also gives an insight and perspective for dealing with times when you get rejected for a job position.

Hydrogen: the lightest element, the lifting gas of airships-and highly inflammable.1982. Lakehurst New Jersey, crash site of the Hindenburg. Alone in a motel room Peter Miller recalls how, as a German ten year old, he stowed away on a Zeppelin, shot down in a bombing raid on London in 1916. The only survivor, he is raised as an English orphan at a school for destitute boys founded by the eccentric Dr Hatropp. As a Fleet Street journalist, dispatched to Berlin in the Golden Twenties, Peter interviews luminaries such as Einstein and Brecht, and is drawn to two women, Frankie, an unconventional reporter from America, and Anneliese, a German widow. Invited to cover the Graf Zeppelin's luxury passenger flights to Cairo, an accident leaves him convalescing in Egypt. On his return, he finds a different and frightening Germany. Blown between politics, loyalties and love in the inter-war years, and entangled in the paranormal events, triumphs and disasters of British and German airships of the time, Peter realizes that he overlooked a simple incident that could have grounded and fulfilled his life. But is it too late?

The jingle book From Carolyn Wells