Betty Pfeiffer Boeken

Exploring the influence of external forces on children's beliefs and values, the book identifies various "Pied Pipers" that shape their understanding of trust, origins, morality, gender identity, and media. It addresses pressing issues like climate change and the impact of religious beliefs in education. By revealing how these factors can undermine parental rights and affect children's futures, it empowers parents with strategies to reclaim their role in guiding their children's knowledge and beliefs.

When do you know someone best? When you read their biography or when you have a conversation with them? Of course, it's when you have a one-on-one visit. Go down in a submersible, the HOV (Human Occupied Vehicle) Alvin, to make the journey to their home. You'll meet the weird, the cute, the flashy, and the fierce creatures of the deep. In this book, you won't just read a bunch of facts about these remarkable animals-you can learn to know them personally. They'll talk to you about themselves, their relatives, and their enemies. As a surprise bonus, you will find out about the many ways your new friends are helping us solve some of our medical problems. Suppose you are interested in learning more about what happens in the ocean. In that case, two people (real people) will tell you what they were like at your age and what motivated them to make the ocean, which covers about 70 percent of the earth's surface, their life's work.