Every Body
We all have a body. They don't always function the same as other people's. And they certainly don't all look the same. But one thing is certain ­- every body deserves respect. This is an essential guide to embracing and respecting all bodies, for readers aged 9+. Sometimes social media can make us feel like we're not good enough if we don't have a 'perfect' body. But the truth is, everyone feels bad about their bodies sometimes - even celebrities with millions of followers. Author and campaigner Molly Forbes is here to show you that you - and ONLY you - get to decide how you feel about your body. And if we want to change the conversation around body image, we need to advocate for every single body - including those that look or function differently from our own. It's time to stop criticizing the way we look, and celebrate all our glorious differences!
Where Did Tj Go?
When a baby is on the way, everyone gets excited, including the little girls and boys who will have a new baby brother or sister to teach, play with, and care for. But sometimes things don't work out as expected. Sometimes a baby doesn't thrive. Sometimes they die and sometimes they can't even be born. Such a loss is hard on everyone--especially young children who wonder what happened to their baby brother or sister. Where are they now? Are they safe? Do they feel sad too? What about all the wonderful things they would have done if they had lived? Will they get to do them in heaven?After her sister's family suffered the loss of a baby, bestselling author Annie F. Downs wrote a story for her nephew, Sam, about where his baby brother TJ went. Beautifully illustrated by Jennie Poh, Where Did TJ Go? helps grieving families explain what happened and what kind of experiences a child might be having in heaven with the God who loves them and makes everything good in its time. Tender and sincere, this story doesn't shy away from the hurt even as it offers comfort and hope to those left behind.
Wisdom Stories of Tibet
The magic, mystery, and wisdom of Tibet come alive in this stunningly illustrated collection of 14 folktales with timeless life lessons for kids (ages 6+) From the magical mountains and valleys of Tibet, these Buddhist-themed folktales for kids offer a captivating view into the lore and wisdom of Tibetan culture and tradition. Buddhism and its profound effect on Tibet's people and culture is reflected in these stories, each of which is imbued with life lessons for all ages. Threaded through these tales are the teachings of the Buddha and the special quality and relationship that Tibetans have with the mountains, trees, rocks, rivers, and sky. The collection features tales of renowned Tibetan Buddhist figures, such as: Songsten Gampo, the king known as the reincarnation of the Buddha of Compassion, whose story show how even a small creature like a mouse can have a big impact on the worldYeshe Tsogyal, the Mother of Tibet whose teachings have guided generations on the path of love and insightGesar of Ling, the 12th-century super-human warrior king of Tibet, who remains a shining inspiration for overcoming life's obstaclesGuru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, the great teacher who brought the teachings of Buddhism to TibetThe stunningly detailed and vibrant illustrations by Wen Hsu bring these stories magically to life--making them as vivid and evocative to us today as they have been for generations of Tibetans. Recounted with humor and cleverness, the stories feature animals and archers, spirits and deities, bodhisattvas and dakinis, lamas and rulers, and heroes and heroines--and highlight the mystical power of the natural world.
The Story of Gold
What do the asteroid 16 Psyche, King Tutankhamun, and pirate queen Sayyida al Hurra have in common? Gold! Since its formation 5.8 billion years ago, gold has been an essential element in the universe, and it has played an important role in the history of the world. The Story of Gold tells the remarkable tales behind thirty museum objects, including grave goods, gold jewelry, royal regalia, golden clothing, and religious items. Each story demonstrates the properties that make gold such a precious metal and considers the alluring effect it has had on humans from ancient times to the present day.Young readers will discover the tattooed Scythian queen who was buried alongside the horse she fought with in battle; King Croesus, who literally made buckets of money when he minted the first gold coins; Emperor Mansa Musa, who gave so much gold away during the Hajj pilgrimage, he ruined the Egyptian economy; the Muisca leaders who revealed the truth about the legendary city of gold--El Dorado; and the boom-and-bust gold rushes in California and Australia that tempted fortune seekers to strike gold.Featuring reproductions of gold objects that have been expertly integrated into full color illustrations by Meel Tamphanon, The Story of Gold tells a glittering history of the world.
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Matzah Day!
It's Matzah Day! Celebrate with this joyful rhyming story! Mom and Dad and baby, too, We love matzah! So will you! In this fun rhyming story, a family celebrates Passover with lots of matzah-with lox, as stuffing, matzah pizza, and matzah candy. Get it from a box or make it yourself. Information about Passover and matzah, as well as matzah recipes are included at the back of the book.
The Moon That Holds Us
"The Moon That Holds Us" is a heartfelt children's story that gently introduces the concept of internal family systems, showing how both adults and children have different parts inside them that need care and understanding. Through the loving relationship between Britney and her therapist, Terri, the story explores how therapy can help us learn to care for our inner selves. Using the moon as a symbol of connection and comfort, this book offers a tender and accessible way for children to understand complex emotions and the importance of feeling safe and loved, even when things feel hard. It's a story about finding light in the dark, embracing every part of ourselves, and knowing that love is always within reach.
The Alamo and the Birth of Texas
Before it became a symbol of defiance, the Alamo was a humble mission on the banks of the San Antonio River. Founded in the early 18th century by Fray Antonio de Olivares, a determined Franciscan missionary, Misi籀n San Antonio de Valero was established to bring faith, farming, and community to the frontier. Over time, it would transform from a place of worship into a fortress, where the fight for Texas independence would be waged.Follow the journey of legendary figures like William B. Travis, James Bowie, Davy Crockett, and Juan Segu穩n as they take their stand against General Santa Anna's powerful army. Witness the bravery of the Texians and Tejanos who fought side by side for independence. Experience the turning point at San Jacinto, where Sam Houston led his army to a stunning victory that changed history forever.The Alamo and the Birth of Texas is a gripping tale of heroism, faith, and resilience. From its founding by Spanish missionaries to its place in the struggle for freedom, this is the story of Texas-a land forged in fire and defended with honor. Remember the Alamo!LibertasKids.com
