I’m a Little Bunny
Hop into spring with this adorable board book twist on the classic children's song "I'm a Little Teapot!" I'm a little bunny, look at me! I bounce and I hop so happily. With sweet bunnies and other friendly animals, this springtime story is perfect for parents and young ones alike.
Cody's Dino Day!
Based on the popular CoComelon song "Cody's Special Dino Day," this 8x8 storybook will show young readers how to deal with everyday disappointments. Cody is excited about Dino Day at school, but then it gets cancelled! Cody's sad until his dad reminds him he can make his own happiness and the day can still be special. Cody plays with his dinosaur toys and invites his friends to join in on the fun to have a wonderful day. CoComelon is the #1 kids show on YouTube (over 135 million subscribers)! CoComelon(TM) (c) 2022 Moonbug Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.
Are You A Bird Like Me?
Meet Sky, a newly hatched bird who believes her nest is the "whole entire world" - until she falls out of it!Unable to fly, Sky sets out to find her parents. Along the way, she makes unexpected friendships and discovers a fascinating world beyond her nest. Will Sky and her new friends band together and combine their unique skills so she can return home and ultimately take flight?Adventure with Sky as she learns valuable lessons about courage, perseverance and the amazing things that can happen by working together. The teamwork shown by Sky and her friends inspires readers to believe in themselves and embrace the idea that differences aren't dividers but ways to contribute to a common goal.A book you'll return to over and over.
Jack
The Jack O' Lantern comes from ancient Ireland and the Celtic Isles! In the middle ages, each village would have a night watchman, or town crier. The Night Watchman scared kids so they would stay indoors and out of trouble. He became known as Jack in the stories, the turnip changed into a pumpkin over time, and it was all added into the Halloween celebrations! JACK comforts the troubled and troublemakers in this delightful revisiting of a classic theme about overcoming hardships and facing fears -- click the play button at the top left of each page to have Andy Taylor, the voice of the US Open read to you.
When Grandfather is a Bear
In this beautifully illustrated and heartwarming children's book, two sisters explore a warm and magical relationship with their grandfather that endures beyond mortal life. This story shines a gentle light on the experience of grief.
Tariq
Meet Tariq, a kind and talented tortoise who worries his Tourette's makes him different. As we learn more about his condition, his friends help him realise he has nothing to worry about, and that he is brilliant, just the way he is.Format: Paperback, 8.5" x 8.5", 26 pages
Floating Bones
Floating Bones charts the author's journey into tensegrity, which begins in ballet and culminates in a model for addressing one's body as a teacher. Tensegrity flips traditional biomechanical models such that instead of support coming from the bones, the bones float, and it is the muscles and other soft connective tissue that provide support for the moving body. Using the model of tensegretic experience, Roses-Thema connects somatics, cognition, rhetoric, and reflective practices detailing the means that constructed approaching the body as a teacher. This study presents the argument for extending the models of thinking to include bodily thinking, by citing how the experiential perspective of tensegrity constructs physical evidence of the rhetorical concept, metis, where the body thinks as it moves. This book will be of great interest to students, scholars, and practitioners of dance, theater, and sociology.
All That Glitters
See where London takes Zee next in Book 2 of The Zee Files, the spin-off series to the bestselling Mackenzie Blue books!Featured in Children's Book Council's July 2022 Hot off the Press list!"The second book in the [Zee Files] series continues to follow Mackenzie (Zee) Blue Carmichael through her life in her new school, the Hollows. She has been so stressed with her academics, new country, new home, new school, new friends, and the upcoming festival performance that her teacher reached out to her father and Zee has started seeing a counselor at school. . . [Zee] has a few successes toward the end. . . Scattered illustrations throughout the book are well designed and carried out, I especially enjoy how emotive they are."--Youth Services Book Review"In this second installment of the Zee Files, a spinoff of the Mackenzie Blue series, Zee is preparing a song for her school's art festival. Year nine has proven to be difficult as she adjusts to her new life in the U.K. and being the new student at a posh British boarding school. Zee's classmates proffer coping tips: meditation, yoga, affirmations. Then Zee begins to see a therapist who encourages journaling. . . Zee is definitely a girl of the 21st century."--Kirkus ReviewsThe crew can't stop talking about the school's biggest event and talent show of the year, the Creative Arts Festival. But while Zee's excited to see her friends and schoolmates perform, she's not sure if she'll ever be ready for the stage. She's never performed in front of so many people before, or without her bandmates--or in England, no less!With the Festival slowly approaching, classes also get harder while things with her friends and family become more complicated. Will Zee be able to pull it all together in time?
Harlie Doodle Dog
Harlie is a puppy with a big heart... but making new friends at the park isn't always easy! When Harlie feels left out and unsure, Mommy Doodle gently shares tips and encouragement to help him find the confidence to join in the fun.Some kids jump right into play, while others need a little help finding their way. Follow along as Harlie learns simple ways to say hello, join a game, and make new friends at the park. Perfect for shy or hesitant kids, this sweet story shows that everyone belongs and making friends can start with just a few kind words.
Y
In a world where the Vowels and Consonants live in two separate cities, communication can be tricky. Nobody seems to know how to solve this problem, until a curious Y arrives from a faraway land. "Why is there a big big wall between the two cities? Why does everyone seem so sad? Why can't they work together?"He has a lot of questions.
Mr Mellow Likes Yellow
"A book for ambitious language learners!"Playfully deploying synonyms, rhyme, alliteration and imagination, "Mr Mellow Likes Yellow" invites readers to consider the question: Can we hold opposing opinions, yet still stay friends?Mr Mellow likes yellow, but what about red, orange, green and blue, plus all the other colours too? (Not forgetting their many varied shades and hues!) Can his quirky animal crew persuade bright, bimodal* Mr Mellow that there's more to like than saffron yellow?*Mr Mellow is deaf; to help him hear, he wears a hearing aid on one ear and a cochlear implant on the other.This inclusive story for elementary/KS1 children stars Mr Mellow, a cool dude who has a pet skink, dresses nattily in yellow, and is deaf. Along the way, we meet a host of fantastical animals who simply cannot agree with each other...A funny, exuberant and raucous read for children who enjoy learning ambitious language, the book will get them laughing while reciting along with the rollicking rhyming verse, as it builds from page to page. With each page turn, the narrative expands, each time adding a new colour, a new creature, and a new twist to the tale... and culminating in a celebratory feast of colour and rich language!"A favourite with Teachers of the Deaf"The book allows children who use assistive hearing technology to see themselves represented (through the totally fabulous Mr Mellow) and shows everyone, whether they have hearing loss or not, that wearing hearing aids and/or cochlear implants is really very cool indeed!For those parents and therapists who wish to use it as a speech and language development resource, the book integrates listening and spoken language (LSL) strategies, including: Audition before vision: New characters and new colours are described in words on the page before we actually see them, allowing the child's brain to process the auditory information prior to the visual information.Talking ahead - what comes next? As the book introduces new colours and new characters one by one, the reader and the child can have great fun guessing and discussing which colour and which character might be revealed next.Practicing auditory closure: Structured as a poem which repeats and builds as the pages turn, the book offers multiple opportunities to practice auditory closure (the reader pauses and allows the child to fill in the next word).Strengthening auditory memory: Children will naturally want to join in with reciting the poem as it repeats and builds throughout the book. The reader can pause periodically to allow the child to recite as much as they can from memory.Expansion of vocabulary: This book celebrates colour... but it doesn't just utilise the most common names for the most common colours! It also describes the properties of different colours and what they represent.Developing emotional intelligence and theory of mind: A central concept woven into the book is the exploration of preferences: different people like different things - in the book, this is expressed through different characters liking different colours for different reasons. This can open up wonderful discussions with children about their own preferences, why they have these preferences and why different people might not always feel the same way they do - and why that's okay!
Mr Mellow Likes Yellow
"A book for ambitious language learners!"Playfully deploying synonyms, rhyme, alliteration and imagination, "Mr Mellow Likes Yellow" invites readers to consider the question: Can we hold opposing opinions, yet still stay friends?Mr Mellow likes yellow, but what about red, orange, green and blue, plus all the other colours too? (Not forgetting their many varied shades and hues!) Can his quirky animal crew persuade bright, bimodal* Mr Mellow that there's more to like than saffron yellow?*Mr Mellow is deaf; to help him hear, he wears a hearing aid on one ear and a cochlear implant on the other.This inclusive story for elementary/KS1 children stars Mr Mellow, a cool dude who has a pet skink, dresses nattily in yellow, and is deaf. Along the way, we meet a host of fantastical animals who simply cannot agree with each other...A funny, exuberant and raucous read for children who enjoy learning ambitious language, the book will get them laughing while reciting along with the rollicking rhyming verse, as it builds from page to page. With each page turn, the narrative expands, each time adding a new colour, a new creature, and a new twist to the tale... and culminating in a celebratory feast of colour and rich language!"A favourite with Teachers of the Deaf"The book allows children who use assistive hearing technology to see themselves represented (through the totally fabulous Mr Mellow) and shows everyone, whether they have hearing loss or not, that wearing hearing aids and/or cochlear implants is really very cool indeed!For those parents and therapists who wish to use it as a speech and language development resource, the book integrates listening and spoken language (LSL) strategies, including: Audition before vision: New characters and new colours are described in words on the page before we actually see them, allowing the child's brain to process the auditory information prior to the visual information.Talking ahead - what comes next? As the book introduces new colours and new characters one by one, the reader and the child can have great fun guessing and discussing which colour and which character might be revealed next.Practicing auditory closure: Structured as a poem which repeats and builds as the pages turn, the book offers multiple opportunities to practice auditory closure (the reader pauses and allows the child to fill in the next word).Strengthening auditory memory: Children will naturally want to join in with reciting the poem as it repeats and builds throughout the book. The reader can pause periodically to allow the child to recite as much as they can from memory.Expansion of vocabulary: This book celebrates colour... but it doesn't just utilise the most common names for the most common colours! It also describes the properties of different colours and what they represent.Developing emotional intelligence and theory of mind: A central concept woven into the book is the exploration of preferences: different people like different things - in the book, this is expressed through different characters liking different colours for different reasons. This can open up wonderful discussions with children about their own preferences, why they have these preferences and why different people might not always feel the same way they do - and why that's okay!
Babysitting Your Maw-Maw
When your parents are out of town for the day, you make plans with Grandma, or Maw-Maw as it's known in the South. Although she is the adult, sometimes it feels like you're the babysitter because she is silly and does all the childlike things with you. Hopefully, you can keep her entertained all day because that's part of the job.
A Very Different Fairy Tale
Take a journey to a magical land. Follow the brave Sun Queen where she ventured into the forbidden and changed the world forever.
Super Enemies
Mira and Carl are enemies. They are also sister and brother. They never want to do the same thing. Except, they both want to sit behind Daddy when they ride in the car. One day, Dad takes them to the beach. Carl is going to be the super hero and build a castle. Mira will be the super villain and destroy it. So, Carl builds better and stronger castles. And Mira comes up with more ingenious ways to destroy them. Can being enemies be so much fun that it bonds them together?
Mommy Needs a Miracle
Mommy Needs a Miracle is a look inside how a parent sees their child/children through the struggles of a normal daily routine. With parents' busy lives through work and other obligations, the stress of being a good parent while also finding the joy in the experience can be hard. Having a reminder of how great it is to be a parent even in the hard times can help.
Y
In a world where the Vowels and Consonants live in two separate cities, communication can be tricky. Nobody seems to know how to solve this problem, until a curious Y arrives from a faraway land. "Why is there a big big wall between the two cities? Why does everyone seem so sad? Why can't they work together?"He has a lot of questions.
Sh! I've Got Something to Tell You
A toddler reacts to the arrival of her new baby brother.
Charlie and the Tire Swing
Charlie and the Tire Swing is a beautiful intergenerational story told from the perspective of Charlie and his Grandpa Jack. Over a cup of hot chocolate, Charlie's grandfather tells the story of how he planted an acorn with his own grandfather, Charlie's Great-Great Grandpa George, and how he tenderly cared for it and watched it grow, from one season to the next. He shares how, over the years, as the acorn grew into a might oak tree, how each generation enjoyed the shade of the tree, climbing it, reading under it, and gathering together as a family around it. It's a story of growing strong family ties, of sharing stories from generation to generation, and of appreciating nature and the simple things in life, like swinging on a tire swing. The learning opportunities range from the science of growing things, to interpersonal relations, the health benefits of outdoor activity, and innovation, problem solving, and creative play.
My Awesome Family
My Awesome Family centres around a child who explores the diversity of family. We follow the child into family and friend's homes to see what makes a family and explore delightful diversity; large and small, single parent, extended, same sex, step families and more. All with fun at the core of the book.
Poo on my Shoe
While zooming through the zoo of life, crap inevitably arises. Fighting against it often leads to bigger messes. But what if poo is not poo but the beginnings of something new? With nowhere to hide the obvious stench of poo on a shoe, what can be done but to face the truth? Take a load off, and ponder the possibilities of something so innocuous as stepping in crap could spark personal creation for all to enjoy. Yes, it happens. Belinda Karman (BA in Psy. & Art; MEd.), a parent of two, is a lifelong educator lovingly known as "Miss Belle" by some. While following her life path from Hong Kong, U.S.A., U.K., and Singapore to Canada, she holds fast her dedication to the continual healing and development at both the personal and collective levels. This commitment has led to her learning and adapting her works intuitively from healing modalities such as craniosacral therapy, restorative yoga, energy healing, hypnotherapy, personal training, to now publishing books for the children around us and within us. www.livingrestorative.com Seth Rowanwood, a parent of one, is an award-winning artist, most notable for winning two Illustrator of the Future Contest Awards. The cover art he created for the book "Sliver Linings" went into space aboard the last Atlantis Space Shuttle flight 33! Seth's passion in life is to expand and share his understanding of verbal and non-verbal expression, such as in visual arts, design, music and literary arts. www.sethjrowanwood.com
Charlie and Friends
Based on learning theories and an in-depth understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the book Charlie and Friends was designed to bridge a gap in joint engagement often observed between children with ASD and parents/caregivers. Resulting from a multi-year research project pursuant to a master's degree in Biomedical Visualization at the University of Illinois at Chicago, the book provides a vehicle to increase understanding of autism symptoms and ease related anxieties. Learning goals established for child and adult audiences were included, while the content and design choices were based on literary research and feedback from parents/caregivers of children (ages 8-12) with autism. Activity and discussion sections at the end of each chapter provide opportunities for shared reading and social interaction. Please visit artfulscientific.com for more information about the research study. Join Charlie and his friends as they adventure through life, finding comfort in one another!
The Wonderberry Tree
Nobody knows when the feud between the Reds and Blues began, but they all understood one thing: Reds belonged with Reds and Blues belonged with Blues. They despised each other and never dared to step foot into the other village. Until one day, a brave Red goes undercover and sneaks into the Blue village to taste the forbidden fruit he's been dreaming of. Will he succeed in his venture or will he get caught? Will this spark a war between the villages or will they realise they are not so different after all? A charming and insightful story to remind us of the importance of respecting and appreciating each other's differences, as well as the power of working together to create peace and harmony. This book is the perfect tool for parents and teachers to explore social-emotional topics with children in a fun and meaningful way. A question and engagement guide is included in the book as well as free, printable activities available on littlemisslouw.com.
The Inspiration Fairy
The Inspiration Fairy is a picture book for every kid who's ever worried they're doing it wrong--and needs to know they aren't alone. Josie is struggling to create the art in her heart. But then Cherry the Fairy shows up to help. Her epic rhymes show Josie how all of us--even fairies--struggle to get past self-doubt and feel inspired. The problem with thinking is it can be pretty tough, Especially when you're always thinking you aren't enough. With hilarious art and text and an inspiring, heartfelt message, The Inspiration Fairy is based on Jason's interactions with kids and his own life experiences. This book encourages self-acceptance, and for kids to push past those first thoughts that they can't do it, that they're not good enough, and to instead inspire them and give them the tools to discover just how much they're capable of. Over the course of his publishing and motivational speaking career, author and artist Jason Tharp has met and inspired thousands of kids, and he's learned something in the process: All kids worry they're not good enough--and that fear can keep them from unlocking their true potential. Kids will love rereading this book and discovering how to overcome those worries and anxieties, just like Josie.
It's Not Easy Being Broccoli
Have you ever wondered what your veggies are thinking when you leave them on your plate? Did you ever imagine that they may have feelings like you and me? I bet you didn't! In It's Not Easy Being Broccoli, Little Nicky finds out firsthand how his broccoli feels, and this may be the push he needs to give it a try.
Oddball Ornaments
Every Thanksgiving, the Oddball Ornaments are pulled out of the attic and hung on the tree to enjoy the holiday season with the humans. Last Christmas, the Oddballs learned that "Turkey Day" and "Box Day" weren't about them but about a special Baby. This Christmas, the Oddball Ornaments can't wait to learn more about this special holiday. But when a new ornament is hung on the tree, they find themselves left with even more questions than before. What does a drummer boy have to do with Christmas? In this heartwarming story for children of all ages, the Oddball Ornaments will see how Christmas is all about love and forgiveness and how God can take a broken family and heal hurting hearts.
U is for Unconditional Love
Cassy learns the meaning of "unconditional love" as she interacts with her schoolmates, her friends, her brothers, and her mother. She never knew she could learn so much in one day. After it is all said and done, she learns love is not a bartering system. Ages 4-10
Ten Owies
A hilarious story about ten silly children who accidently end up with ten silly owies. This big-hearted, positive-minded picture book is an irreverent ode to the most universal of all childhood experiences--the "boo-boo"--and a perfect book to share with anyone recovering from a scraped knee or stubbed toe.Ouch, that hurt!From ice-cream induced brain freezes to bee stings to stubbed toes and bruises, ten children get ten owies that can only be cured by the following: a kiss, a hug, lots of love, and as many colorful Band-Aids as possible.Full of rhythm, repetition, playful language, silliness, and love, Ten Owies introduces young readers to numbers from one to ten, as well as the notion that everyone gets a "boo-boo" every now and then. Tony Johnston's silly text, combined with Annabel Tempest's lively illustrations, captures all the drama of childhood while also offering plenty of humor, sympathy, and healing. The perfect book to share with a child needing a little tender love and care!
Today Informs Tomorrow
The influx of immigrants to the U.S. has driven the growth of English language learners and the need for educators who are skilled in teaching this unique group of learners. I am grateful to be the teacher of such a group of children. All my students are unique individuals who come to my class with both strengths and weaknesses. We all have something to teach and something to learn. The authors of this book are my eleventh-grade students who were inspired by me to tell the world how they feel about the genres they were exposed to as a part of their narrative.
It's Not Easy Being Broccoli
Have you ever wondered what your veggies are thinking when you leave them on your plate? Did you ever imagine that they may have feelings like you and me? I bet you didn't! In It's Not Easy Being Broccoli, Little Nicky finds out firsthand how his broccoli feels, and this may be the push he needs to give it a try.
Marion's Got the Butterflies
In the twenty-fourth book of the Critter Club series, Marion volunteers at a butterfly release event and helps her sister get over her fear of bugs! Marion learns that there's going to be a butterfly release event at the Santa Vista Arboretum. And she decides she wants to be a part of it! So she volunteers to spread the word and lead the arts and crafts table at the event. Even though none of her friends can make it, she hopes her younger sister, Gabby, will come. But then she remembers that Gabby is afraid of bugs. Can Marion help the butterflies and help Gabby get over her fear? With easy-to-read language and illustrations on almost every page, The Critter Club chapter books are perfect for beginning readers.
Noodle and the No Bones Day
An instant #1 New York Times bestseller! From the creator of the viral "Bones or No Bones" TikTok videos comes a sweet and entertaining picture book following Noodle the pug and his human as they navigate Noodle's first No Bones Day--a day for being kind to yourself! Noodle is a sweet, silly old pug who enjoys doing all his favorite activities with his favorite human, Jonathan. But one day when Jonathan goes to take Noodle on his morning walk, he finds Noodle still comfortable in bed. When Jonathan lifts Noodle up, Noodle just flops over. It's almost like Noodle woke up without any bones! Noodle isn't sick or sad--but he also isn't interested in going for walks or sitting outside (he will accept snacks, though). Today, all he needs are extra snuggles and belly rubs. Jonathan soon learns that not every day can be a Bones Day, and sometimes a No Bones Day is exactly what you need to get through the week.
Counting Beans
Lofty and her friends would enjoy their lives in the garden if it weren't for the bullies who are always nasty to them. What will happen to Lofty and her companions?Suitable for children and adults alike. Read the story and colour the words and images as you go. The range of images to colour has been designed to appeal to all abilities. Colouring tips help to boost confidence and improve skill levels. There are also puzzles and activities designed to keep everyone entertained. Teaching suggestions have been given to help adult readers guide their younger friends through the messages in the story.
To Tell You the Truth
An utterly charming, "gorgeous" (Booklist) Southern-voiced middle grade novel about a young girl and the adventure she embarks upon to prove her Gran's stories were true. Perfect for fans of The Unforgettable Guinevere St. Clair and Three Times Lucky. Trixy needs a story, fast, or she's going to fail the fourth grade--that's a fact. But every time she sits down to write, her mind is a blank. The only stories she can think of are Gran's, the ones no one else ever believed but Trixy gulped down like sweet tea. Gran is gone now, buried under the lilac bush in the family plot, so it's not like Trixy's hurting anybody to claim one of those stories as her own, is she? That stolen story turns out to be a huge success, and soon everybody in town wants Trixy to tell them a tale. Before long, the only one left is the story she vowed never to share, the one that made Gran's face cloud up with sadness. Trying to find a way out of this tangled mess, Trixy and her friend Raymond hit the road to follow the twists and turns of Gran's past. Maybe then Trixy can write a story that's all her own, one that's the straight-up truth.
See Me Through My ABC's
Journey with Dr. Rachel H. Francis as she shares words of comfort and practical guidance through fun-filled illustrations and lessons of phonics to children living with Autism.
My Friend Junior
Heartwarming story about a kid with autism and the friends he makes along the way. Junior isn't weird he just suffers from 'overstimulation', we join his classmates as they navigate the world of special needs. A great book for children with autism and the people that love them.
Carmen
Awarded at the 2022 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards. The M矇rim矇e classic that Bizet brought to the opera is presented here in a new version, inspired by the choreography by Johan Inger for the Spanish National Dance Company. Discover the story of Carmen through the pure and crystal-clear eyes of a child.I am nine years old. I love playing with my ball and my friend who is a corporal in the Alcal獺 Dragoon Regiment. My neighbor Carmen is the most beautiful woman I know. Everyone loves her, but she prefers to fly.My neighbor Carmen works in the cigar factory outside my hometown. She is such a dazzling woman. When the siren sounds signal the end of the working day, the square gathers a huge crowd of admirers from all over. However, Carmen is a free spirit, and she always repeats the same motto: "Love is a rebellious bird that none can tame, and it is quite in vain that one calls it. If it suits it to refuse, nothing to be done, threat or plea. An endearing story that will bring the little ones closer to the world of opera and dance and will invite readers to reflect on the true nature of love.
Charlie and the Tire Swing
Charlie and the Tire Swing is a beautiful intergenerational story told from the perspective of Charlie and his Grandpa Jack. Over a cup of hot chocolate, Charlie's grandfather tells the story of how he planted an acorn with his own grandfather, Charlie's Great-Great Grandpa George, and how he tenderly cared for it and watched it grow, from one season to the next. He shares how, over the years, as the acorn grew into a might oak tree, how each generation enjoyed the shade of the tree, climbing it, reading under it, and gathering together as a family around it. It's a story of growing strong family ties, of sharing stories from generation to generation, and of appreciating nature and the simple things in life, like swinging on a tire swing. The learning opportunities range from the science of growing things, to interpersonal relations, the health benefits of outdoor activity, and innovation, problem solving, and creative play.
Asteria's Journey
This book is intended to be a tool for parents who have gone through fertility treatments to become parents. It follows Asteria on her journey to motherhood set in a fairy tale so that a child can better understand and relate to the complicated subject matter. It allows for a conversation starter for parents on what is typically a difficult subject.
Colour Me Squish
Meet Squish, Jester, and Purr. They are childhood friends. Through troubles and triumphs, they make a great team. Colour Me Squish features 25 full-page illustrations from the inspiring Squish book series for children to colour and decorate. Enjoy Colour Me Squish on its own or alongside the Squish book series.
My Superpowers Are My Memories
My name is Ben, and I love football basketball, and riding my bike. I have a great mom and dad who spend time with me. Dad plays football with me and mom lets me help her when she bakes cookies. ...at least they do when they aren't turning into monsters.
Smile Like Diamonds
Smile Like Diamonds celebrates the joy your little one brings with a smile. With dimples and a laugh like a sweet melody, she's your everything! Vibrant illustrations and a sweet poem will make Smile Like Diamonds a favorite.
MiMi's Chest Hurts
MiMi's Chest Hurts gives children insight and a better understanding of the stages and procedure of enduring breast cancer.
A Flower Girl?
A Flower Girl? is the perfect gift for the flower girl in your wedding.This book steps inside the imagination of a little girl who is asked to be a flower girl in her aunt's wedding. As the adults dance around talking about a ring, a wedding, a dress, and a veil, she questions her role in the day. What does it mean to toss petals down the aisle? Would they be tulips, daisies, or maybe a single rose? As she discovers her role in the celebration, she has some fun, gets into a little trouble, and ultimately learns what it means to be a flower girl. This is the perfect gift for the little one in your wedding.
Barker Cane Land
Barker Cane Land is Healing a Child's Grief caused by the Parents' Divorce through the spiritual wisdom and practical advice gathered from the Barker Canes. These brightly painted carnival prizes from a 1946 Midway burst forth to magical life to help the Young Lad deal with his anxiety, stress and sadness.This Journey Out of Grief occurs due to the miraculous Barker Canes' practical tips, sprinkled with Laughter and Love. Like it is said in Barker Cane Land, "Step up, aim well...the prize will be in your grasp!"Barker Cane Land is a lovely book, imaginatively and vibrantly illustrated, which uniquely focuses on the young person's perspective in a divorce, instead of the parents'. The children need champions. The Barker Canes figuratively, and literally rise to the occasion, having returned to their carnival surroundings, and having taken the Young Lad with them, to enjoy all the uplifting sights, sounds and feelings of the fair.The spiritual wisdom of the mystical Barker Canes is focused on the child's view of the grief that splatters all over when parents' separate the family. Barker Cane Land is definitely a gift for a young person who wants humor, magic and love to conquer the grief of separation due to the needs of the parents to find their own individual paths. The Barker Canes with practical, down to earth, techniques uplift the child out of worry and loss. They talk directly to this young person's soul. By traveling back in time, he is given perspective, to help him cope with the challenges of life.The purpose of the book is to present a complicated and difficult subject in a transcendent way. The Barker Canes each have their own take on helping the Young Lad, Tryon, look at his situation, and that of his family, and find his way forward to being healed.The Barker Canes are each unique. Allegiance, the Dog Cane, speaks of devotion and loyalty to family. Glory, the Horse Cane, is the warrior who conveys confidence and power. Zesty, the Pig Cane, explains inner courage and family support. Roma, the Dice Cane, delivers the Crystal Ball of the future and positive change. Finally, the Grand Presence, the Elephant Cane, imparts the wisdom of Love and Light.The Grand Presence gently explains how the darkness of Grief can be pushed out of a Heart, and how a person can take back the Light through the flow and grace of Love.Barker Cane Land is a present that each parent needs to give to the children when entering the world of divorce and separation. The themes also will help guide the parent, and can provide everyone involved with straight forward insight in an engaging, uncomplicated and gentle way.Come join the Barker Canes. Step up and win the Prize for yourself and your family.
Living On A Farm Is Fun
Amanda discovered that living on a farm can be grievous but fun.
Cowee Sam and The Eagles’ Nest
Come visit Cowee Mountain Valley Farm and join Cowee Sam and the family, as they track the progress of two American Bald Eagles nesting on their property. Learn about how to keep an Observation Journal, and read many real facts about American Bald Eagles. When danger arises, will Cowee Sam be able to warn the eagles and save the day?
The Zebra That Is a Bat
"The Zebra That is a Bat" is a heart-warming tale that teaches children about the beauty of being yourself and accepting others for who they are, driving the point that it's ok to be different.In this fun and uplifting story, parents and children will: Honor authenticity, self-love, and self-identity and reap the positive impact it brings into the worldCreate a loving environment that acknowledges that everyone is unique and that we should accept them regardlessEnjoy a really fun story togetherAt the end of the day, loving and accepting each other is the key that unlocks a beautiful, happy, and compassionate world.Scroll up, Click on "Buy Now with 1-Click", and Grab a Copy Today!
