The Curse of the Frozen Gold is a legend that has captivated treasure hunters and adventurers for many years. The story revolves around a massive amount of gold that is said to be hidden deep within the frozen wilderness of Alaska. According to the legend, a group of prospectors discovered the gold in the late 1800s, but were unable to retrieve it due to harsh weather conditions and treacherous terrain. It is said that the curse was placed on the gold by indigenous spirits who were angered by the intrusion of the prospectors into their sacred lands. The curse is said to bring bad luck and misfortune to anyone who attempts to find and retrieve the gold. Many who have dared to search for the treasure have reportedly met untimely deaths or suffered from strange, unexplained circumstances.
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This cheerful cartoon musical presents the toilet as a warm, loving, friendly, motherly, protective figure, putting a positive spin on potty training. It presents a fresh approach to help kids to cope with frequent and typical anxieties and fears of the toilet, which often are a serious obstacle in the potty training process.
Many who have dared to search for the treasure have reportedly met untimely deaths or suffered from strange, unexplained circumstances. One of the most famous expeditions in search of the Frozen Gold was led by a man named Frank Nichols in the 1940s. He and his team braved extreme cold and dangerous avalanches in their quest to find the treasure.
The Magic Bowl: Potty Training Made Easy (DVD) - Softcover
A potty training video that is based on 25 years of the author's experience in the areas of potty training, bed wetting, and sphincter control. It presents a fresh approach to help kids to cope with frequent and typical anxieties and fears of the toilet, which often are a serious obstacle in the potty training process.
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About the Author:Dr. Baruch Kushnir is a worldwide expert of sphincter control with an M.Sc. in Clinical Psychology and a Ph. D. in Medical Psychology. Since 1982 Dr. Kushnir has worked with more than 24,000 children in his 17 clinics throughout Israel.
Review:This cheerful 'cartoon musical' presents the toilet as a 'warm, loving, friendly, motherly, protective figure,' putting a positive spin on potty training. A girl shows her playmates her newly acquired toilet skills, and the bathroom contents (toothbrushes, soap, toilet paper, and the friendly toilet bowl) burst out in song. While visiting the zoo with his dad, a boy 'wants to go pee in the toilet' because his diaper is wet and his dad did not bring any replacements. His father sings a song to help the youngster 'spray at the target.' A young girl wants 'beautiful panties' so she gives up her bulky diapers. This film promotes good toilet habits (flushing and washing hands). The cartoonlike animation, sprightly songs, warm mood, and fast pacing will appeal to the target audience of toddlers reluctant to use the bathroom. --Booklist, Abby Alpert
The Magic Bowl addresses the sensitive family topic of toilet training in a fun, and encouraging way. The movie encourages weaning off the diaper while accepting the emotions and difficulties of the training process. The movie is a must see for all parents of children reaching the age of toilet training Thank you so, so much! --Prof Avi Sade Department of Psychology, Tel-Aviv University
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However, tragedy struck when Nichols' partner disappeared without a trace, and the rest of the team was forced to abandon their search. Since then, numerous expeditions have been launched to find the gold, but none have been successful. Some believe that the curse is simply a myth, designed to discourage people from attempting to locate the treasure. However, others firmly believe in the curse and warn of the dangers that come with trying to find the Frozen Gold. Despite the risks, the allure of the Frozen Gold continues to draw treasure hunters to the frozen landscapes of Alaska. Each one hopes to be the one who finally uncovers the legendary hoard of gold. Whether the curse is real or not, the legend of the Frozen Gold will continue to capture the imaginations of those who seek adventure and fortune in the remotest corners of the world..
Reviews for "The Frozen Gold Curse: A Deadly Legacy"
1. Jane Doe - 2 stars
I was really excited to read "Curse of the Frozen Gold", as I love adventure novels. However, I was sorely disappointed. The plot was predictable and lacked any real suspense. The characters were stereotypical and lacked depth. The writing style was also quite dull, with lengthy descriptions that didn't add anything to the story. Overall, "Curse of the Frozen Gold" failed to capture my attention and left me wanting more.
2. John Smith - 1 star
I found "Curse of the Frozen Gold" to be incredibly boring and poorly executed. The story seemed to drag on with no sense of pacing or urgency. The dialogue was clunky and unrealistic, making it difficult to connect with the characters. Additionally, the ending felt rushed and anti-climactic, leaving me feeling unsatisfied. I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for an exciting adventure read.
3. Sarah Johnson - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "Curse of the Frozen Gold", expecting an action-packed tale of treasure hunting. Unfortunately, the book fell flat for me. The pacing was incredibly slow, with long stretches of unnecessary exposition that only served to slow down the story. The characters lacked development and I struggled to care about their fates. The writing style also felt quite repetitive and lacked creativity. Overall, "Curse of the Frozen Gold" failed to deliver the thrilling adventure I was hoping for.