Saved! Now What?
What's next? Receiving salvation is an exciting time for children, opening the door for many important questions. What do I do now? How am I different? How do I learn more? These devotions are designed to give simple answers to the questions young Christians ask. Each entry includes kid-friendly talk, a meaningful message, and an intentional action step. A unique journaling section gives families a personalized keepsake of their child's growing faith.Dive into the daily devotions with your child or someone you love. Join the discussions on prayer, friendship, attitude, and Bible study as the child considers biblical truths, journals personal reflections, and pursues positive actions. This 20-day devotional/journal is designed to help children grow in their faith after salvation. Saved! Now What? offers children the next steps.
JD's Superhero Day at Home
Teach your child a valuable lesson about fighting germs and staying healthy!JD, Nea, and their brother Sky are superheroes! There's only one problem - they all have colds, so they're not allowed to go outside. But not to worry! Their mom and dad are here to show them that by fighting germs and washing their hands, they can still be superheroes after all!With a delightful story and vibrant, lovely illustrations, this fun and engaging children's book shares an important lesson about staying healthy by fighting germs. Told in a lively way and using ideas that children can relate to, inside they'll learn how they can become superheroes by washing their hands and fighting germs from home!Book details: - A wonderful read for all ages, especially 4-6- Features colorful illustrations and a fun story- Helps kids understand important lessons about fighting germs and taking care of others- Makes a lovely gift for birthdays, stocking stuffers, holidays and more!- Great for bedtime stories, reading aloud, and even improving your child's reading skills- And Much More!The perfect way of helping kids grasp essential health and hygiene concepts, JD's Superhero Day at Home makes a brilliant story for ensuring your kids stay healthy and keep the people around them safe!
Verified
#1 New Release Author It's harder than ever being a teenager today. There are hundreds of voices trying to tell you who you are and what you are made of, but how many voices are affirming your true, God-given identity? You acquire so many labels from home, school, and especially social media. The temptation to buy into brands and use those images as an identity is real. The fact remains: we all have only one, God-given Identity, and it is our personal responsibility to nurture it into a positive Identity in Jesus Christ #verified. In this book, Marcus Lee shares his journey through multiple identity crises. With stories of humor and heartbreak, he makes discovering your God-given identity fun and engaging all the way to the very end #verified. In this book, Marcus shares:1. A story about a cockroach that ruined his street cred #Labelistic 2. His low-key obsession with the R&B lifestyle in high school #Worldyverification 3. Why this thing called Da Comparison Game #ISSATRAP 4. The time a friend crushed his negativity to save his identity #verifiedIronmanfriends 5. God's Nonstop, Commercial-Free #PositiveID Podcast 6. The secret to being H.O.T. 7. And so much more #verified...
The Adventures of Seamus McGee
Join young boxer pup, S矇amus McGee, as he shares his story about that exciting day when he left his breeder's farmhouse in the country to live with his new, loving family in the city.
Letta, The Littlest Pony
Do you know that everyone has a purpose in God's eyes? Even miniature ponies! Meet all the horses at the WJ Ranch to find out how Letta, the littlest pony, discovers why she is so special just the way God created her.
The Night Noise
Curled up in dreamland, Quinn is woken from her sleep by a most unusual noise coming from the darkness outside. Scritch scritch scratchieScuttle scuttle bump!Tap tap rustle, Catoom catoom THUMP! Surely it must be a monster! The Night Noise playfully follows Quinn and her Daddy as they explore where the mysterious noise might be coming from, and get the sweetest surprise when they discover it's not as scary as they first imagined.Designed to soothe and reframe children's concerns about things that go bump in the night, the story showcases a tender relationship between father and daughter and celebrates the bravery of facing up to your fears.Richly illustrated by Juan Carlos Rodriguez, the book pays tribute to the quirkiness of childhood in Australia and introduces one of its more unique and loveable inhabitants, who needs Quinn's help to get himself out of a tricky situation.Sure to become a family favourite, The Night Noise will open the door to speaking to your child about fears, courage, family and the importance of lending a helping hand.
Children Think Suicide Too!
Children Think Suicide Too! is about young children trying to endure the burdens of abnormal negative experiences that have happened to them. Whether they realize how much of an impact these experiences have had, small or large offenses are hard for them to understand and endure while growing up. It addresses emotions that children feel, such as fear, rejection, not feeling loved, loneliness, stress and disappointment. Having the emotion is one thing but learning to cope with it is another. Children experience adult emotions but lack the capacity to express or deescalate the trauma on their own. They become insecure and uneasy due to this inability to process their thoughts and feelings. After all how does a child express fear, emotions of feeling unloved, bullying, and such things? This book helps you understand what is needed to guide them to express in their own way yet not destructive. It also will show you the authors own experience and through it all, they can still be ok. The hurt doesn't have to last forever. She will share her fortune with having her aunt, her granddad, and her godfather to show her God's love: a love that transcended deeper than she had at home. You will read how prayer helped change the course of her life. God gave our children life and for him shall they live.
Getting it Right @ 60
"Getting it Right@60" - A Common Man's Perspective There are a lot of books available on life after retirement but I wanted to write one from the perspective of a common man. This is a book for every Common Man who is already retired or retiring. Common Man is conceived as one from the middle class, a person who has spent all this time in doing his job diligently and honestly but in this process could not pursue his hobbies. He could as well not nurture well his family and personal relationships, despite a strong inclination and all resources at his disposal. While definition of Hobby is so wide, encompassing anything and everything, it is at the same time, difficult to identify one's hobby at-least amongst middle class Indians, for giving it its due after he is retiring. At this stage of life, most of them are unaware about the areas which give them passion and enchantment. This book will help readers from middle class society, address this dilemma. An attempt has also been made to address issues of various fears in the mind of retiring persons as regards their health, finances, uncaring children, unsettled children, sexlessness, loneliness etc. Once retired, with all the time in the world, and limited responsibilities, sometimes, we find ourselves lost in search of purpose. This book will address this aspect of dilemma also. It is endeavoured that each page of this book connects well with senior citizens and interests them. I would not claim that my readers will find some startling revelations about happy retired life from this short book, but I am confident that once a reader reads this, he will be better equipped to lead a more fulfilling retired life. I hope my honest attempt will provide readers with inspiration and zeal to re-prioritise their journey of life, and take retirement as a chosen milestone to start attending to one's non lucrative but highly satisfying pursuits.
A Paradigm Shift in Thoughts for Living Enlightened Life
About The Book And Its Title. " A Paradigm Shift " is a phrase, its dictionary meaning is, fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions. "A Paradigm Shift", a concept was identified by the American physicist and philosopher Thomas Kuhn. It is used to show fundamental change in the basic concepts and experimental practices of a scientific discipline. If thought in philosophical perspective, it refers to any revolutionary change in the fundamental intellectual framework that has traditionally been adopted by practitioners of a subject. In science and philosophy, "A Paradigm" is a distinct set of concepts or thought patterns, including theories, research methods, postulates, and standards for what constitutes legitimate contributions to a field. Keeping in mind the concept of a paradigm Shift, the title " A Paradigm Shift In Thoughts For living Enlightened Life " is given to this book. Gautam Buddha said, " You will be what you think ". To make change in our life it is necessary to bring fundamental changes in our thoughts. If we want to bring good things in the world we have to think " Charity begins at home". Mahatma Gandhi has also said " Be the change that you want to see in the world ". This book guides the readers such a way that if author's advice is put into practice one can make total transformation of life. This book has incorporated some important aspects of life nobody will deny to agree to it. There are 26 articles in this book . In chapter 26, the author has given 50 inspirational and philosophical quotes written by himself. According to Author's view this is a life changing book. Mostly people think and take everything as granted so no one dares do anything new in life. Most of us live dull and monotonous life with some set rules of behavior. if mankind puts into practice some good attributes, this world can be a good place to live in. People have abundance of material wealth but nobody is at peace and everyone feels something is lacking in life. This book will surely change your mindset and you will start thinking some what different way that you will be able to live enlightened life. To put end to my case, I am very humble to let you know that I am one of you, a common man, and have the same feelings as you have. I want the world to be a global village in true spirit and humanity be the religion of everyone so the world be a place for happy living. That's why the author wants change in thoughts and behaviors of people all over the world. Would you like to be one of them ? Author
The Death of Cupcake
The Death of Cupcake: A Child's Experience with Loss exposes the intersection of grief and consciousness from a child's perspective. It opens a conscious dialogue about life and loss, reminding parents and children of their infinite nature. It allows children to view death as a liberation, easing the fears and sorrow surrounding a personal loss. Through the lens of consciousness lies the realization that many children are not given the space to make closure when a loved one transitions because physical death is not easily discussed. Furthermore, many children are excluded from funeral or burial proceedings. Thereby, the unresolved feelings and emotions surrounding the death of a close family member, friend, or beloved pet are often carried over into adulthood. The Death of Cupcake elevates our collective perspective surrounding loss to overcome our societal fears of finality.
Morgan’s Crown
Morgan's Crown is an inspirational journey of courage and triumph, based on the true story of Princess Morgan, who loses her crown of hair. However, she finds her self-confidence when she goes on the search for another crown.
Shadow Visits the Alamo
Shadow the almost black kitten is off on another adventure to see the Alamo. She is excited to go on another trip but has no idea what the Alamo is. Shadow's mom, Midnight, gives her a lesson in Texas history and surprises her with a special story about one of her own relatives, her many times great grandfather, Dusty. While learning why the Alamo is so important to Texans, Shadow is surprised to learn that one of her relatives had been at the Alamo. Come along with Shadow on a historic adventure and learn about two of the most important battles of the Texas War for Independence.
When You Stand For Me, I’m Alive
We see the American flag flying everywhere, but have you ever wondered where it came from and why it is so important we stand for it? Take a walk back through time as the Grand Old Flag itself tells a colorful tale of who created it, and how it became the symbol of the greatest nation in the world. Learn how the flag comes alive when we stand for it and how important it is that we always show respect to it and treat it with kindness.
Anne Of Windy Poplars
Anne Of Windy PoplarsL. M. Montgomery1936 Anne of Windy Poplars-published as Anne of Windy Willows in the UK, Australia, and Japan-is an epistolary novel by Canadian author L. M. Montgomery. First published in 1936 by McClelland and Stewart, it details Anne Shirley's experiences over three years teaching at a high school in Summerside, Prince Edward Island. The novel features a series of letters Anne sends to her intended, Gilbert Blythe, who is completing medical school. Chronologically, the book is fourth in the series, but it was the seventh book written. Anne of Windy Poplars takes place over the three years between Anne's graduation from Redmond College and her marriage to Gilbert Blythe. While Gilbert is in medical school, Anne takes a job as the principal of Summerside High School, where she also teaches. She lives in a large house called Windy Poplars with two elderly widows, Aunt Kate and Aunt Chatty, along with their housekeeper, Rebecca Dew, and their cat, Dusty Miller.During her time in Summerside, Anne must learn to manage many of Summerside's inhabitants, including the clannish and resentful Pringle family, her bitter colleague Katherine Brooke, and others of Summerside's more eccentric residents. Additionally, Anne befriends the young and lonely Elizabeth Grayson, a motherless member of the Pringle family who lives next door to Windy Poplars. She frequently visits Marilla at Green Gables.At the end of the novel, Anne departs Summerside, returning to Green Gables and Avonlea for her wedding to Gilbert. Upon her departure many of the town's residents express that they will greatly miss her as they have grown very fond of her or have been helped by her, including Katherine Brooke and Elizabeth Grayson.Anne Shirley - The book's main protagonist. After becoming engaged to Gilbert Blythe, Anne accepts the job of Summerside High principal until Gilbert finishes medical school.Rebecca Dew - Aunt Chatty and Aunt Kate's housekeeper. Summerside believes that she rules the "widows" with her outspoken ways and her demands. However, her employers have long learned to manage her through reverse psychology. She is genuinely fond of Anne and very kind.Elizabeth Grayson - A lonely and unhappy child that lives next door to Anne. She is being raised by her Great-Grandmother and her Great Grandmother's elderly housekeeper, whom Elizabeth calls "The Woman". Her father left her to work overseas when Elizabeth's mother died. Elizabeth changes her name, calling herself Lizzie or Bess, based on her mood. She worships Anne and Anne, in turn, loves and cares for Elizabeth. Anne tries to find ways to bring joy to Elizabeth's life.Aunt Chatty/Charlotte MacLeanAunt Kate/Kate McComberKatherine Brooke - The Vice Principal of Summerside High. She resents Anne because she believes that she should have been offered the job as Principal. Katherine is sarcastic and bitter, but a good teacher.
The Day We Got a Puppy
In this sequel to the award-winning book, The Day My Kids Stayed Home. Follow two dogs, Maui and Luna, as they go on an adventure with their human family to adopt a new puppy named Kona. But in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, they must learn how to stay safe and help stop the spread of the virus. The book teaches kids about different modes of viral transmission, what it means to be asymptomatic and the importance of healthy practices like wearing a mask and social distancing. COVID-19 is scarier in the absence of information about the virus. This book is meant as a tool to help start a discussion about the pandemic and empower kids to take their health into their own hands.
M is for Masks
M is for Masks: A Coronavirus ABC, is a read-aloud rhyming way for parents to provide children with a source of information as well as a source of comfort and courage in these uncertain and unsettling times. Published by Home Planet Books through Onion River Press.
Esto No Es Un Libro (This Is Not a Book) (Spanish Edition)
Esto no es un libro ? es un port獺til, un par de manos para aplaudir, una caja de herramientas. Cada doble p獺gina de este libro es algo totalmente diferente que reta a los peque簽os lectores a ver las cosas de manera diferente.Al pasar la p獺gina el ni簽o se encontrar獺, por ejemplo, con el teclado de un piano que le invita a girar el libro y a comenzar a tocar, al pasar la p獺gina otra vez se encontrar獺 con un monstruo con la boca abierta que le invita a com矇rselo todo!El objetivo es que el peque簽o lector piensa con imaginaci籀n y creatividad en los objetos que le rodean a diario.
Bajan Baby What Do You See?
Bajan Baby What Do You See will captivate young readers as they go on a colourful Barbadian adventure with Bajan Baby- a curious little girl who explores the scenery, cuisine and culture of her country Barbados. Children from birth to 8 will enjoy reading with Bajan Baby.
The Adventures of Reese and Rufus
This book is the first book in the series of The Adventures of Reese and Rufus. In this book, we tell the story of how our daughter met her favorite stuffed animal, Rufus, who would later become her comfort during each medical encounter. We use age-appropriate vocabulary and realistic pictures to reduce the fear that children experience in unfamiliar environments like the emergency room. As I created ways to decrease my daughter's fears, I thought that every family should be able to do the same. Additionally, my books promote the representation of healthcare providers from historically underrepresented minority groups.
Max and Cocoa’s Escape
Lilly is a college student who is finally ready to adopt a dog. After immediately falling in love with a tiny Maltese puppy, she brings him home and names him Max. It is not long before the two create a special bond and become inseparable. When Lilly eventually marries, she and her husband, Tom, decide to adopt a playmate for Max. While visiting a shelter, they meet an adorable Corgi who quickly captures a place in their hearts. After a brief adjustment period, Max and Cocoa develop a brotherly bond and happily move into a new house with their human parents. But when the dogs escape from their suburban yard one day, Lilly and Tom soon realize the value of the decision to microchip their beloved puppies. Max and Cocoa's Escape is the tale of two dogs as they are adopted and ultimately make a dangerous decision to escape their new home.
The Christmas Elephant
When an Elephant is invited to play a main role in the Christmas pageant Dr. Doug and Cheryl Derbyshire, Missionaries to Thailand, find they are in for more than they expected. With beautifully hand draw and painted illustrations and set to rhyming prose the reading of this book will be a delightful addition to family Christmas traditions around the world.
I Don’t Want to Eat That
Throughout her twenty years of clinical practice, Dr. Kara Paat would often hear parents admit that they struggled to get their picky eaters to choose healthier foods. The dinner table discussion would turn into an argument full of anger and frustration, having two expected outcomes; tears from the children or parents throwing in the towel, saving the battle for another day. This pervasive parental challenge inspired Dr. Paat to write this book-helping parents educate their children and understand the importance of healthy food choices. This book illustrates that food choices have an immense impact on how we think, feel, function, and behave for better or worse. Dr. Paat has worked with many picky eaters in her holistic practice. Many also struggle in some way at school, whether it be a difficulty with reading, writing, focus, behavior, repetitive behaviors, emotionality, anger outbursts, or coordination. To respond to this situation, Dr. Paat became certified in the diagnosis and treatment of Childhood Developmental Disorders through the American Board of Functional Neurology and obtained her licentiate with the Institute for Neuro-Physiological Psychology. Regardless of Dr. Paat's functional evaluation, diagnosis, and protocol, dietary changes were foundational more often than not. The majority of the children lacked in nutrient-dense foods. Instead, the children were often stuck in a dietary pattern that included plenty of processed foods, artificial colors, preservatives, and added sugar. They were consistently deficient in whole foods such as vegetables, fruits, healthy fats, and unprocessed meat. Education, not dictation, has been the most effective way for Dr. Paat to facilitate an intrinsically self-motivated change in each child's dietary habits, allowing her to witness the fantastic results that accompany the transition to a healthier diet.Her unique approach to educating and empowering children has helped them make small dietary improvements over time, resulting in a positive impact on behavior, learning, focus, emotions, and physical abilities. As a mother, Dr. Paat can relate. She has written this book to help alleviate the struggle that most parents have at home. She hopes that with the routine reading of I Don't Want to Eat That, children will learn from Jack's choices and will want to eat healthier foods, realizing the importance of making healthier food choices for themselves, much like her own daughter Roxie. This book is dedicated to the mission of helping each child to be the best version of themselves.
Butterfly Life Cycle
From a tiny egg to a beautiful butterfly, the complete metamorphosis of a butterfly is an incredible journey. The narrative of this story is written in the voice of a female Black Swallowtail named Skye. In a supporting role is Laya who lays many eggs but is doubtful that "the worms" as she calls them will ever be beautiful butterflies. A satisfying change of heart comes to Laya with Skye's help. Fact boxes on most pages supply scientific information that explains the butterfly life cycle.
Pea-ple of the World
Pea-ple of the World is a literary work that illustrates real and common family structures spoken through forms of diverse peas in pods. These portrayals are the family structures that populate our neighborhoods, school districts, friend circles; family structures geared to represent yours and mine; family structures that make up the Pea-ple of the World.Being thoughtful and being mindful is the greatest gift you can give a child. This is the book that needs to be on our children's nightstands; the message that needs to be whispered into little ears before bed.
Brush Your Teeth, Brush Your Teeth
Brushing teeth can be a challenge for our little ones. Maybe your dear child is eating the toothpaste instead of brushing. Maybe they are just showing little interest in one of the most important activities to keep them healthy. Whatever your challenge may be, Brush Your Teeth! Brush Your Teeth! Brandon's Song to Healthy Teeth makes brushing fun with Brandon in the morning and at night, as he sings, dances and cheers with Mommy and Daddy. Grab your toothbrush and come read and sing along! Let's brush!
Our 1st Protest
London, an 11 year old black girl attends her 1st protest with her little sister Brooklyn and their mom. In this book, London will take you on a step by step journey, through their life changing experiences marching for equal rights.
What Is Exercise Science?
What Is Exercise Science? is a simply written, colorful book that introduces young readers to the study of exercise. Students discover that exercise scientists study how the body works to perform different tasks such as jumping, running, climbing, and lifting heavy things. Exercise science explores how the body works, how exercise changes the body, and how the body uses food. Exercise scientists want to find out the best way to ride a bike, the best way for a swimmer to eat, the best way to hike a mountain, and how to help us become strong, stay healthy, and win races. 24 full color, illustrated pages. Reading Level 1-3, Interest Level 2-5. Includes a pronunciation guide for scientific terms.
My Spirit Is Me!
There are many titles that teach children about religion, but very few that teach children about their spirit, the spirit's purpose, power, and practices all in one engaging and dynamic book. Children are facing so many challenges- loss of loved ones, illness, disabilities, racism, divorce, trauma or losing something precious like a friend or their home. Causing them to feel separated and alone when they are not. Children need spiritual coping skills more than ever. Here, children can learn that in the midst of challenges, life is still good and they can still prevail and overcome any obstacle. Children will enjoy activities that invite them to visualize, meditate, pray, use positive divine words and play with the interactive game (included inside)! This book is guaranteed to engage, enlighten, and inspire children of all backgrounds and circumstances. It also shows a child how they are connected to infinite divine intelligence, the world, others, and the universe. Children will really understand how all things are one and connected because of- Spirit. Children learn that they are more than their body and their feelings. They will learn and understand who they really are, what that means, and how & why they are so very powerful. Identifying with Spirit is the most important coping skill and practice of our time. This book offers valuable skills that every child should have in their spiritual tool box.
The Traveling Robe
Every house we moved to; Momma was sure to pack her robe. From house...To house...To house.This is a story about four siblings who get together to buy a special robe for their mother. As the family moves from house to house, the robe travels along. Over the years, the robe became tattered, but the mother refused to get rid of her robe.The author recounts a personal story of her mother's attachment to her favorite robe. No matter how many times the robe magically disappeared, her mother always managed to find it.
Believe in ABC’s and Ice Cream Dreams
Take a yummy and playful adventure with lots of friends through Candy Village and Ice-Cream Island. Along the way you will have fun with your ABC's while understanding the way to Heaven and feeling comfortable about Salvation.
Let’s Go to the Potty!
Get toddlers ready for preschool with an illustrated story that helps them use the potty with confidence!Provide your toddler with the gentle support and encouragement they need during potty training. Let's Go to the Potty is an engaging, story-driven guide for toddlers who are ready to break free from diapers. Playful pictures help them understand what potty training will look and feel like, and a short, rhyming potty song teaches them how to talk to you about their potty needs.Made for toddlers--Get toddlers involved in in the potty-training process with easy-to-understand, kid-friendly language and illustrations.On-the-job potty training--Your little one can enjoy this book while on the potty, helping them develop positive feelings about the potty and reinforce their learning.Support for all toddlers--This inclusive, gender-neutral approach to toddler potty books makes it easy for any toddler to see themselves in the story.Watch diapers fall by the wayside thanks to one of the best potty-training books for toddlers.
What Makes Me Happy Healthy and Alive?
What Makes Me Happy, Healthy, and Alive? promotes awareness of the basic elements necessary for a wholesome life. It explores the idea of what we need to thrive, nudging us to look beyond the usual answers of food, water, fresh air, and exercise. Love, family, and community-along with finding ways to grow, create, contribute, feel safe, and have fun-are critical to truly thrive. What Makes Me Happy, Healthy, and Alive? ingrains in young children that all of us have basic needs and that it is okay to have, as well as fulfill, them.
Nonnie Talks about Relationships
The Nonnie SeriesTM seeks to open the door to parent or adult/child communication by addressing complex issues with grace, humor, sensitivity and warmth. In the 11th book in the series, Nonnie Talks about Relationships, Dr. Podgurski explores the wide variety of relationships encountered by children and young people every day. Each person is involved in many types of relationships, starting with family, teachers, and friends, and growing into romantic and sexual partnerships. Nonnie Talks about Relationships looks at numerous types of relationships to guide children and adults to a vibrant discussion of healthy and unhealthy connections. Consultant author Al Vernacchio, a nationally known sexuality educator, provides perspective on body-body, mind-mind, and love-love aspects of relationships. Dr. Mary Jo takes care to describe crushes and explore how a young person defines love, friendships (fake and real), and the need for socialization. Characteristics of unhealthy and healthy relationships are explored. Nonnie helps her main characters, Tamika and Alex, sort through their questions about love, attraction, jealousy and obsession. The children begin to understand that they waiting for a relationship is okay; they are given time to consider how they feel and are validated for their feelings.Adults must respond to children's needs with honesty, openness, and a true listening ear. Like all the books in The Nonnie SeriesTM, Nonnie Talks about Relationships is meant to be read by a parent/trusted adult and a young person. It is interactive and encourages connection. Proceeds from The Nonnie SeriesTM help Dr. Mary Jo continue the Common Ground Teen Center she began in 2008. Thank you.
When the World Stayed Home
As a new coronavirus spread across the world and countries began to implement mandatory lockdowns, everyone's lives began to change. The associated stress felt by people of all people of all ages, including children.When the World Stayed Home was written and illustrated by two-speech-language pathologists from New York, which became an epicenter of the pandemic. Children are taken through an educational experience where they learn about the virus, how to prevent the spread of germs, the purpose of staying home, and the many changes that took place as the world reopened. This heartwarming story highlights some of the adventures and enjoyable experiences that occurred during this time period, while also broaching the importance of expressing gratitude to those who aided their community. It thoughtfully acknowledges the emotional burden that children assumed without truly understanding why. Young minds will feel inspired and appreciated for their own role in overcoming the pandemic. The charming illustrations are sure to spark endless conversations with curious readers. As an added bonus, this book includes a scrapbook section for children and parents to document their journey through this historic time.About the AuthorJulianne Reis is a medical speech-language pathologist who specializes in complex feeding, swallowing, and communication disorders. She resides in Westchester County, New York with her husband, two children, and their English Bulldog. Julianne has always dreamed of writing a children's book to nurture her own children's love of reading and overwhelming curiosity. She and her husband worked in New York City hospital during the coronavirus pandemic. The anxiety and uncertainty surrounding his work, as a physician treating some of the most critically ill patients, caused intense stress for the family. Julianne's profound appreciation for everyone who devoted their time to helping others during the crisis inspired her to write this story. This is her first children's book.About the IllustratorKaylee Viets is a speech -language pathologist who recently graduated from Teacher's College, Columbia University. She is currently completing her fellowship year in the New York City school system. Originally from Connecticut, Kaylee now resides in West Harlem, where she witnessed the rapid transformation of a city struck devastatingly hard by the coronavirus pandemic. She drew inspiration from her experiences in New York and from stories around the world displaying glimmers of hope, encouragement, and love. Kaylee is grateful for her parents, who supported her creatively from the very beginning.
Pets
If you're an animal lover or you're trying to convince your family that you're ready for the responsibility of caring for a pet, this book is for you. In these pages, you'll find everything you need to know about getting a pet, taking care of it, and giving it as much love as possible. You can take quizzes, make crafts and recipes, and read advice and stories from animal-loving girls like you to help you become the best pet lover you can be!
Guy Stuff Feelings
You're growing up--and so are your feelings and emotions. As you enter puberty, not only is your body changing, but so are your emotions. You might feel your emotions more strongly or have new feelings you don't know how to talk about. From the author of the bestselling Guy Stuff: The Body Book for Boys, this book will help you learn to identify all the feelings you have, from anger to sadness to embarrassment to happiness. Then use the tips inside for managing and expressing your emotions in positive ways.
Surviving the Angel of Death
Eva Mozes Kor was just ten years old when she arrived in Auschwitz. While her parents and two older sisters were taken to the gas chambers, she and her twin, Miriam, were herded into the care of the man known as the Angel of Death, Dr. Josef Mengele. Subjected to sadistic medical experiments, she was forced to fight daily for her and her twin's survival. In this incredible true story written for young adults, readers learn of a child's endurance and survival in the face of truly extraordinary evil and Eva's recovery and her controversial but often misunderstood decision to publicly forgive the Nazis. Readers will learn of how she triumphed over unfathomable pain and suffering into a life-long work for peace, human rights, and Holocaust education. The new edition provides interesting details and important context to the events related in the original story. A new Afterword by publisher Peggy Porter Tierney offers a richer portrayal of Eva as a person, the truth behind the controversies, and the eventful last ten years of her life.
Follow Your Breath!
Part of the popular Exploring Our Community series, here's the perfect child-friendly introduction to mindfulness.Friends Yulee, Nick, Martin and Sally are at Pedro's house for a sleepover. Pedro is moving in a few days, and he's been feeling both sad about leaving his old house and worried he won't be happy in his new one. To try to help Pedro feel better, his mom decides to teach the five friends about mindfulness, which is, as she describes it, "being aware of what is happening right now." As the children practice focusing on their bodies, using their senses, paying attention to their feelings and accepting life as it happens, Pedro learns there are many ways to manage the stress of his upcoming move.As with all the titles in the popular Exploring Our Community series, award-winning author Scot Ritchie tells an engaging story about five culturally diverse friends while also providing comprehensive factual information on each spread. Fun mindfulness activities follow the story. Studies have shown the many benefits of mindfulness for young children -- from increased attention and self-control to decreased stress and disruptive behavior -- and teachers are using it more and more in the classroom. By learning how to incorporate mindfulness into their lives, children gain lifelong coping skills they can use to stay physically and mentally healthy. All the facts in the book have been reviewed by a mindfulness expert.
The Girl with the Magic PonytailsTheGirl with the Magic Ponytails
Riley is an imaginative child with a great big secret flowing through her extra-long, chocolate brown ponytails. With a flip, a swoosh, and a twirl, she sparks a special kind of magic with her ponytails, allowing her to set sail on the high seas with a neighborhood dog, latch onto a shimmering star, skate on the ribbons of a rainbow, and even time travel to a pre-historic land where she meets up with a ginormous friend. From the publisher of Grammy Award-winning Brandi Carlile's Caroline and Graham Nash's Our House, The Girl with the Magic Ponytails offers colorful imagery and engaging prose for children under eight, inspiring them to explore their own unique magic and vivid imagination. Written by food and human interest journalist Karen J. Young and illustrated by award-winning artist Yoko Matsuoko.
Talent
Sandee Mason is convinced her life will change if she can just win applause for her talents-whatever they may be. She can't wait to accomplish something after living in the shadow of her big brother, Bri, who disappeared in Afghanistan months earlier, leaving Sandee craving the same attention the whole town is giving him even as she wrestles with feelings of loss. When her high school drama department puts on the play Oklahoma!, she knows that now is her chance to step out and be noticed. What will she learn about herself as she reaches out to the world?
Let’s Share! A Hope Story
Mistrust... Suspicion... Hate... If these feelings fill your mind and body with stress and anxiety for you, imagine experiencing them as a child! Kids perceive so much more, so much earlier than we realize. So why not start talking with them as early as possible about adversity and diversity? About feeling below but rising above? About being different, being awesome? Let's Share a Hope Story is a diverse and inclusive picture book designed to bring messages of understanding and promise to readers of many ages and stages. It doesn't matter if we're by ourselves or surrounded by others, everyone feels alone sometimes. There are lots of reasons we face these feelings, and there may be just as many ways to overcome them. While we consider and process isolating circumstances and emotions, it's important that we remember that there are always people out in the world who care about us - and if we don't feel like we know them already, we have got to believe that we will find them someday! Part of the inclusive Let's Share social and emotional wellness series, A Hope Story aims to continue to engage and empower readers. Broaching sensitive topics alongside endearing characters and heartfelt verse, it serves as a gentle conversation starter and remarkable gift to help withstand: Mistrust... with confidence.Suspicion... with knowledge.Hate... with love. Whether enjoyed alone, with a partner, or in a group read-aloud (online, in school, at home, or anywhere!), Let's Share a Hope Story offers opportunity after opportunity for connection, recognition, and appreciation. Through empathy, compassion, and kindness, A Hope Story helps us feel seen, lifted, and united by reminding everyone that someone will always be there.
Twas the End of July 2020
Emily and Ella are leaplings born the year of the dragon which makes them prone to creative and imaginative play and just enough luck to always find fun where others may not find anything but boredom. They love art and creating worlds to play in. With the help of their mom, dad, grandma, big sister, and auntie they have kept their spirits up during the 2020 pandemic and continue to draw, make puppets, and do their best to find creativity in every situation.Alva Peeler was born 22 Mar. 1939 in Colonia Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. She grew up in Colonia Juarez and left for school at BYU after graduation from High School. Alva and her husband, Jack, had 4 children. Her family has been the most important part of her life. She also served as a Head Start teacher, coordinator and center manager, as an EMT, IEMT and Paramedic for the ambulance, an EMT instructor, a CPR instructor and CPR instructor trainer. Her involvement in singing groups brought her peace. She felt blessed to be able to be involved in her children's and grandchildren's activities. She has been very blessed to have wonderful brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, cousins and many friends.
You Get to Be You
The poems featured in "You Get to Be You" allow parents and children to embark upon the journey of self love together. Just as the title suggests, you are truly the only one just like you. It is an honor to be you.Similar to Nikki Van Ekeren's previous books of poetry, her writing focuses on optimism, nature, and self empowerment. Each short poem infuses the message of self worth and self discovery in a language for kids. There is a short guide at the end of the book for further discussion on each poem.
The Insanely Fun Color By Number Book For Kids
This INSANELY FUN color by number book will keep your child entertained for hours!These originally illustrated COLOR BY NUMBERS puzzles will help children (Ages 4-8) succeed in counting numbers, pen control, and creativity. Children will have a blast coloring in our 'Space', 'Underwater', 'Robot', 'Food', 'Monster', and 'Jungle' themed coloring pages. Your special boy or girl will enjoy learning new numbers and colors while coloring our beautifully designed pictures. These types of puzzles stimulate the development of fine motor skills, counting skills, color recognition, and creative ability.The Insanely Fun Color By Number Book for Kids includes: 60 original color by number puzzlesLarge print pages that make coloring easyOuter space, jungle, robot, food, monster, and underwater themesHours of entertainment for kids between the ages 4 and 8Beautiful illustrations for coloringExpand Your Child's Mind Today by Clicking the "Add to Cart" Button
Alex & the Data Bugs
The Ace Pilot Adventure Ride has just opened at Larksberry Park! Unfortunately, Alex has to wait for his mom to resolve a problem that she is having with her computer before she can take him there. Needing something to do to pass the time, Alex discovers a new creative outlet for his active imagination.
Morgan’s Crown
Morgan's Crown is an inspirational journey of courage and triumph, based on the true story of Princess Morgan, who loses her crown of hair. However, she finds her self-confidence when she goes on the search for another crown.
Heronymus Heron Discovers His Shadow (and a Whole Lot More)
Feeling different is not unusual for youngsters. This imaginative children's book is about a clever bird who felt different and alone - that is, until his shadow convinced him otherwise. An engaging, highly visual tale about a likable great blue heron encourages children to celebrate what makes them unique, treasure their relationships, and value differences. Hero's journey is one of discovery that invites children to find the hero in themselves and look for the hero in others.
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