Sentences with phrase «consists of story books»

The project consists of story books, asana books, coloring books, stickers, yoga mats, animations and more featuring the Yoga Teddy Bear character and friends based on yoga poses.

Not exact matches

Stillman's story runs for about 150 pages; the rest of the book consists of Jane Austen's Lady Susan, reprinted in its entirety, along with Rufus's indignant commentary on the work of the «Spinster Authoress.»

Lewis» Space Trilogy, consisting of the books Out of the Silent Planet, Perelandra and That Hideous Strength is a very good allagory on Christianity from a more «adult» viewpoint, without the obvious appeal to the young reader, even though they read like science fiction stories.

A book often consists of many different characters, each with their own background, history, personality, and ambitions, and each story has a timeline, main plot, subplots, and arcs.

The product consists of a core book written by Rob, a series of presentations given by Rob and Bobby in video, audio and written format, and a book to help you generate ideas for your own stories.

Half of the hand - bound book that became my art project consists of portraits of homeless individuals with their life stories on the adjacent pages.

While his books consist largely of a series of sad stories, it is Kozol's use of numbers that gives those stories their meaning and impact.

Each level consists of eight different books with five nonfiction stories per book.

Her critically - acclaimed short fiction collection American Salvage, which consists of fourteen lush and rowdy stories of folks who are struggling to make sense of the twenty - first century, was a finalist for the 2009 National Book Award in Fiction.

The book consists of 85 stories from 80 authors, 9 countries, 18 cities, and 19 offices.

The comic story, in between the levels, consists of a total of 188 screens, which is two comic books worth of images.

Many of my blogs consist of free to read enjoyable sci - fi stories I plan to unite within a book.

Though the bulk of the volume consists of Luca's observations on the building's tenants — a man whose fear of losing his partner has (oddly) driven him to nudism, a pair of twins involved with the same man, a rather creepy puppet maker who can't let go of his long - lost relationship with an underage lover, and (my favorite of the bunch) a transgender circus performer who finds love with the man upstairs — the book's real love story belongs to Luca and Javi, who I wish had a lot more screen time.

Then the bulk of the book consists of profiles of 14 different expats, each living in different parts of the world with different careers and different stories of how they became expats (although a good few of them moved abroad for love).

In addition to the installation of paintings and excerpted text, two publications were produced as supplements to the exhibition: one was a series of six large - scale, hand - bound books — each named after a character from the short story — consisting of five original watercolors by Innes, and the short story in its entirety; the second publication is a book which also includes Tóibín's story alongside reproductions of all 101 watercolors featured in the exhibition and an introduction written by Sean Kelly which details the sequence of events leading up to the proposed collaboration.

The Book of Revelation consists of visions of the end of the world, including Satan's rule, as well as stories of the Great Tribulation, Armageddon and the Second Coming of the Messiah with the imprisonment of Satan and the ushering in of new heavens and earth.

Dr. Terr's second book Unchained Memoires: True Stories of Traumatic Memories, Lost and Found (1994) consists of seven detailed cases designed to illustrate how childhood memories can be repressed, dissociated, otherwise forgotten, or even implanted and later retrieved.