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Kanjus Kolha
by P. G. SahasrabuddheOne day a hunter kills a deer at the same time he sees a swine coming towards him, they both kill each other but while collapsing down on the ground a rabbit comes under the body of the hunter and all die. A passerby fox finds this and is very happy. He sees fresh blood on the string of the bow so he goes to lick that first and breaks the string. He also dies.
Kanjusich Phal
by Shivkumar BaijalThere was a poor Brahmin and he had a girl about to get married. The Brahmin did not have money so he goes and pleads to God. A stingy man hears this and approaches the Brahmin. He tells him that he is ready to give him Rupees fifty if he gives him the temple offering. The man gets only seven rupees in the offering so he becomes angry and tries to fight with God. God makes him give more fifty Rupees to the Brahmin. The stingy person scared of God gives the Brahmin money and goes away.
Kansas
by Patricia D. NetzleyKidHaven's "Seeds of a Nation series provides an understanding of the people, events, and ideas that influenced the creation of each state. Each book looks at a state's history from the original inhabitants to the first explorers to reach the area, to settlement and statehood.
Kansas City Chiefs (NFL Today)
by Loren StanleyIt was fourth and inches. This play would determine the conference championship. Everyone in the stadium, including the defensive team, knew the ball would be given to Smith. The question was, could he be stopped . . . ? Great moments in the National Football League can take the form of many things: a blocked punt, a breathtaking interception, or an explosive run. For fans of professional football, such moments bring to life all the excitement and drama that characterize the best of the sport. Now you can capture these moments in Creative's exciting series called NFL Today. Color photos, lively text, and informative sidebars chronicle the history and drama of the 30 NFL teams. This books catches young readers' interest in pro football and run with it, sparking memories of their favorite plays and most admired players.
Kansas Facts and Symbols
by Kathleen W. DeadyThis book presents information about the state of Kansas, its nickname, motto, and emblems.
Kantaknathacha Kava
by Mohan RavalThis is a story of a king named Bhadrasen. He did not have a son and so worried who will succeed the kingdom. He had a son-in-law. The king was looking for hidden treasure in the kingdom but the goddess came in his dream and told that the treasure will be found by his son. Then a son is born to him but his son-in-law and the daughter destroy the kingdom and the family is killed. The son and his caretaker escape. Later the son takes the revenge and gets the kingdom back. He also finds the hidden treasure. Vetal asks Vikram a question. Vikram answers it and Vetal again goes and hangs on the tree.
Kanye West
by Rae SimonsHe's an award-winning record producer-and as a recording artist, Kanye West has won Billboard awards, Grammys, BET Awards, Mobo Awards, MTV Awards, and NAACP Awards. He's also received much criticism and controversy. Readers will learn about both in Kanye West.
Kanye West
by Gretchen WeickerKanye West has never been the typical rapper or hip-hop artist. While other rappers are known for their baggy clothes and graphic lyrics, West uses his music to pay tribute to his mother, fight injustice in the world, and spread a positive message. With preppy clothes, honest lyrics, and a trademark teddy bear, West has built his success by breaking the mold.
Kapaemahu
by Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu Dean Hamer Joe WilsonAn Indigenous legend about how four extraordinary individuals of dual male and female spirit, or Mahu, brought healing arts from Tahiti to Hawaii, based on the Academy Award–contending short film. In the 15th century, four Mahu sail from Tahiti to Hawaii and share their gifts of science and healing with the people of Waikiki. The islanders return this gift with a monument of four boulders in their honor, which the Mahu imbue with healing powers before disappearing. As time passes, foreigners inhabit the island and the once-sacred stones are forgotten until the 1960s. Though the true story of these stones was not fully recovered, the power of the Mahu still calls out to those who pass by them at Waikiki Beach today. With illuminating words and stunning illustrations by Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, Dean Hamer, Joe Wilson, and Daniel Sousa, KAPAEMAHU is a monument to an Indigenous Hawaiian legend and a classic in the making.
The Kappa and the Farmer
by Kristin O'Donnell TubbIn this Japanese folktale, Farmer Shiba’s crops are being destroyed by Kappa Dai, a mischievous water creature that lives in the nearby river. As his crops continue to disappear, Shiba must find a way to trick this creature. Will he get be able to get rid of the kappa? Or will he be stuck with him forever?
Kaptiva the Shrieking Siren: Series 28 Book 3 (Beast Quest #1053)
by Adam BladeFree the Beasts. Live the Adventure.Battle Beasts and fight Evil with Tom and Elenna in the bestselling adventure series for boys and girls aged 7 and up!Evil Wizard Malvel has captured four young adventurers who are competing to become Master or Mistress of the Beasts in Tangala. Now Tom and Elenna are on a Quest to rescue the New Adventurers from the Netherworld, but next they must defeat Kaptiva - a monstrous Beast in the form of a tree!There are FOUR thrilling adventures to collect in The Netherworld series - don't miss out! Ossiron the Fleshless Killer; Styx the Lurking Terror; Kaptiva the Shrieking Siren and Velakro the Lightning Bird.If you like Beast Quest, check out Adam Blade's other series: Team Hero, Sea Quest, Beast Quest: New Blood and Space Wars.
Kara, The Lonely Falcon
by Joseph F. Girzone"As noon approached, Kara flew up into the sky. The sun was bright, radiant, more brilliant than anyone had ever seen it. The powerful falcon flew higher and higher into the blue sky. All his friends watched in utter amazement at the power and the grace and beauty of that beautiful being who had become so much a part of their life. As they watched him climb higher into the sun, an awesome occurrence unfolded before their eyes. As the golden rays of the sun touched Kara's wings, they seemed to become almost transparent, almost like the sun itself, and his whole form seemed to be transformed and absorbed into the light of the sun's rays. They couldn't believe what was unfolding before their very eyes,- perhaps, it was just a mirage, an illusion. They were overcome with a deep sense of sadness which they could not understand." A beautifully written allegory. A unique book for a pensive book report. As noon approached, Kara flew up into the sky. The sun was bright, radiant, more brilliant than anyone had ever seen it. The powerful falcon flew higher and higher into the blue sky. All his friends watched in utter amazement at the power and the grace and beauty of that beautiful being who had become so much a part of their life. As they watched him climb higher into the sun, an awesome occurence unfolded before their eyes. As the golden rays of the sun touched Kara's wings, they seemed to become almost transparent, almost like the sun itself, and his whole form seemed to be transformed and absorbed into the light of the sun's rays. They couldn't believe what was unfolding before their very eyes,- perhaps, it was just a mirage, an illusion. They were overcome with a deep sense of sadness which they could not understand.
Karaala Kadhalu
by Dk Chaduvula BabuKaraala Kadhalu is a compilation of 20 short stories by DK Chaduvula Babu. In this boo Karaala tells stories to a king Savithvaka and at the end of each stories asks a question to which the king responds after thinking. The questions and answers are interesting with the intention to introduce creativity and decision making through stories.
Karate
by Larry Dane BrimnerThis introduction to karate covers the rules of the sport, warm-up exercises, kicks and techniques, karate styles, safety equipment, history and philosophy, and modern heroes.
Karate Class (Fountas & Pinnell Classroom, Guided Reading Grade 1)
by Michael Green Henry HeronNIMAC-sourced textbook
The Karate Clue (Frank and Joe Hardy: The Clues Brothers #2)
by Franklin W. DixonQuick Kicks and Sneaky Tricks. Frank and Joe are learning some awesome new moves in karate class. But one move is no good at all. Brian Ludlow brought to class a black belt signed by action-movie hero Jimmy Han and somebody stole it! Brian even promised to bring Jimmy to class, but now he says: "No way!" But maybe if the Hardys can find the belt, they'll be the true-blue action heroes of the day!
Karate Countdown
by Jake MaddoxWhen Kenny's anger problem gets out of control, his father signs him up for karate lessons. But even in karate class, Kenny can't get a grip on his temper. He's getting a reputation for being angry. With help from his karate teacher, will Kenny be able to calm down long enough to focus -- and win?
Karate for Kids
by Robin L. Rielly Stephanie TokA fun and accessible introduction to studying karate--designed specifically with the interests and capabilities of young martial artists in mind.First time martial arts students are not just starting a program of physical and mental practice. They are entering a new world--one that not only has new rules, new goals, and even new clothing--but that also offers them lots of new opportunities for fun and accomplishment.Karate for Kids will help prepare kids to start learning about karate and help them practice at home. It includes thorough introductions to the history and philosophy of the techniques, what to expect in the first few classes, how to warm up and practice, and advice on setting goals.With over 75 full-color illustrations, including 40 clearly diagrammed karate exercises, along with lots of fun facts and informative sidebars written in kid-friendly jargon-free language, this is the perfect introduction for the younger martial artist.
Karate for Kids
by Stephanie Tok Robin L. RiellyA fun and accessible introduction to studying karate--designed specifically with the interests and capabilities of young martial artists in mind.First time martial arts students are not just starting a program of physical and mental practice. They are entering a new world--one that not only has new rules, new goals, and even new clothing--but that also offers them lots of new opportunities for fun and accomplishment.Karate for Kids will help prepare kids to start learning about karate and help them practice at home. It includes thorough introductions to the history and philosophy of the techniques, what to expect in the first few classes, how to warm up and practice, and advice on setting goals.With over 75 full-color illustrations, including 40 clearly diagrammed karate exercises, along with lots of fun facts and informative sidebars written in kid-friendly jargon-free language, this is the perfect introduction for the younger martial artist.
Karate for Kids
by Stephanie Tok Robin L. RiellyA fun and accessible introduction to studying karate--designed specifically with the interests and capabilities of young martial artists in mind.First time martial arts students are not just starting a program of physical and mental practice. They are entering a new world--one that not only has new rules, new goals, and even new clothing--but that also offers them lots of new opportunities for fun and accomplishment.Karate for Kids will help prepare kids to start learning about karate and help them practice at home. It includes thorough introductions to the history and philosophy of the techniques, what to expect in the first few classes, how to warm up and practice, and advice on setting goals.With over 75 full-color illustrations, including 40 clearly diagrammed karate exercises, along with lots of fun facts and informative sidebars written in kid-friendly jargon-free language, this is the perfect introduction for the younger martial artist.
Karate Kangaroos (Little Golden Book)
by Judy KatschkeThis Little Golden Book, based on an episode of Disney Junior's Doc McStuffins, is perfect for boys and girls ages 2 to 5. Who can figure out why a toy from the Karate Kangaroo game keeps falling over? Doc McStuffins can!
Karate Katie (Katie Kazoo Switcheroo #18)
by Nancy KrulikKatie's friend Kevin can't wait for the big karate match that he's convinced he'll win. But when the magic wand turns Katie into Kevin just before the big match, she threatens his chances.
Karate Katie (Katie Kazoo, Switcheroo #18)
by Nancy KrulikKatie's friend Kevin can't wait for his big karate match. And Kevin, who says he's the best yellow belt in his class, thinks he's bound to win. But when the magic wind turns Katie into Kevin just before his big match, she manages to threaten his chances of beating the competition! Will Katie be able to karate chop her way to the top? .
Karate Kick
by Matt ChristopherCole Richards has been training in karate for four years. He's on the brink of advancing to his next belt level, but as he prepares for his test, new challenges come his way. First, his dojo announces a "create-your-own kata" contest to take place the same day as his belt test. Now he's torn between practicing for the test and making up a series of moves that will knock his sensei's socks off. But before he even begins with either challenge, he lands in trouble with a group of local teens -- and then with his best friends, too! How will Cole handle the mounting pressure? With themes of jealousy, competition, and bullying, Matt Christopher brings together important life lessons and the thrill of karate.
The Karate Kid
by B. B. HillerDaniel may be new in town, but he's already made an enemy of Johnny, the toughest kid in school and a karate black belt. There's only one solution-Daniel has to learn karate, too. But can Mr. Miyagi, the old Japanese handyman, teach him enough to face Johnny in the All Valley Championship? And more important, can Daniel win back the girl he loves, and regain his own self-respect? Daniel stood in the bow of the boat, practicing his blocking exercises. "When am I going to learn to punch?" he asked. In response, Mr. Miyagi began to rock the boat, breaking Daniel's rhythm and tipping him. Unceremoniously, Daniel landed, shoulder first, in the cold water. When he emerged, sputtering, Mr. Miyagi answered his question. "When learn keep dry," he said wryly, and helped Daniel climb back into the boat. "More important than learn punch or block," he continued, handing Daniel a towel, "is to learn balance. Balance is key. When balance good, karate good. Everything good. When balance bad, better fix quick or pack up and go home. Understand?" "Yeah."