Me and My Shadows--Shadow Puppet Fun for Children of All Ages: Enhanced with Practical Paper Pastimes

Remember that drum set you bought your nephew for Christmas a few years ago?Your brother does.Aside from being expensive, amusements like drum sets and pianos are hard to carry around with you and take many hours of painful practice to learn.In Me and My Shadows there is a gift that is easy to learn, educational, physically beneficial, and always "right at hand" to provide amusement. It is fueled by your imagination.Buy this book. Give it to your nephew for his birthday. Buy several. Don't neglect your niece. Your relatives will be pleased and excited by this gift that will give endless pleasure and amusement to children of all ages. Where else could you find something this good? It's even a perfect gift to give to yourself!Think of the hours of enjoyment you can have by developing a few simple skills and having the portfolio of characters in this book at your command!Me and My Shadows is now even better with practical paper pastimes to amuse, entertain, and impress— timeless simple treasures for children to remember fondly— and share in turn with their grandchildren.Imagine visiting friends and being an immediate hit with either hand shadow characters or simple practical paper pastimes. Great for scouts, babysitters, or just bonding on rainy afternoons. Be an expert in amusement!Me and My Shadows is much better than a drum set and, for many, will bring back memories of a simpler time when entertainment was in your own hands.

Scientist, Professor, Lifelong Learner. Business Professor at U MO St Louis. Ceo & Publisher, Science and Humanities Press. Grandfather. See full history by googling "Bud UMSL" (without the quotes) Full c.v. at the UMSL teaching site. Robert J. "Bud" Banis, PhD Has enjoyed an eclectic career. Educated in Science Education, Nutrition and Biochemistry at well known universities including Cornell, Purdue, NC State, Harvard, He was a practicing biochemist in Academia and Industry for over thirty years. He earned an MBA Cum Laude from The University of Chicago in Marketing, Finance and Operations Management, and served as Director of Finance and Operations in a major Pharmaceutical company for several years. For over 25 years, he taught Logistics, Statistics, and Computer techniques as a Teaching Professor at the University of Missouri. His publication record is as diverse as his career, with technical and popular works in computer programming, biological sciences, Poetry, technical medical topics, Operations Research and children's books. He pursues his avocation of writing and publishing as the Publisher & CEO of Science & Humanities Press.