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Everyone has hopes and dreams as a child. Some children are better able to realize their dreams because of their family and economic conditions. Some children dream big, but due to circumstances in life have to scale down their ambitions and settle for less than they had hoped. Some children have a bleak future because of social, environmental and economic situations, but in spite of these adversities are able to overcome these obstacles and live meaningful, productive lives. This is a story of a young girl in the direst of conditions - an orphan, stuck in an inner city social service system, often moved from one place to another, unwanted and with no one to advocate for her welfare. She has good fortune fall upon her and makes the best use of her new found luck, until she gets caught in a trafficking ring, and has to use all her wit to confront what happens next.

Blessing's favorite teacher is sick, and she wants to give her teacher something special to let her know how much Blessing cares. But what can she give? With some imagination and help from her mother, Blessing finds the perfect gift. Blessing's story encourages children to show care and love to those around them who are faced with serious illness in nontraditional ways.

What brings you joy and makes your heart sing? When you listen to the unique song in your heart and discover the joy it brings, you can't help but celebrate and share the love and light in your heart with the world!

WHAT ARE THE ANIMALS FEELING? What are you feeling? Join in the fun with this fourth book in the Bully-Busting Adventures Series. The "Friends Have Feelings: Activity and Coloring Book" introduces children to Bernie's barnyard buddies as they share their unique emotions and feelings.THROUGH THE USE OF DELIGHTFUL ILLUSTRATIONS and engaging activities, readers learn fourteen animal names (pig, crow, dog, sheep, cow, hen, cat, horse, donkey, turkey, duck, goat, goose, and rooster). And the animals share eighteen feelings and actions (hello, happy, sick, mad, hungry, sleepy, confused, sad, scared, surprised, silly, hurt, laughing, proud, thinking, loving, caring, and goodbye). Children are encouraged to talk about feelings ("What makes you sad?" or "The turkey feels silly. Can you make a silly face?") with 28 reflective coloring pages to boost communication. This book is intended for families with toddlers and children in primary grade school.A PERCENTAGE OF PROCEEDS is donated to highly-ranked children's charities. Thank you so much for your support.

Tired of tantrums? Are your child's emotional outbursts turning your life upside down? Parents, Teachers, and Counselors need a solution that inspires children to take action. This fun, choose-your-own-adventure style children's book entertains as it gently guides the reader to control their emotions by helping Ringo navigate the consequences and benefits of different decisions throughout his day. Children will reread this story repeatedly to see if their advice helps Ringo tame his temper. This interactive story sets positive real-life examples through its beautifully illustrated pages. Plus, the reader can access BONUS animated content and additional activities with a smartphone or tablet. Harness the author's twenty-plus years of child development experience by purchasing your copy today!

Some souls are meant for each other - yesterday, today, forever ...

When nature and technology collide: meet Roz the robot

A mother bear and her cub celebrate their love that stays strong through the passing of the seasons, all year long.

Hope's Garden Song is a powerful metaphor written to help hurting families learn to sing a new song of HOPE together, while also cultivating a safe space for their deep sorrows.This story takes place in a special beloved broken garden, among tender, broken-hearted animals that weep over its unexpected destruction from a terrible winter storm right before the highly anticipated celebration of Spring. The hurting and confused animals, who lose their favorite tree and their precious Lily flower, learn what it means to weep together, grieve together and HOPE together too. In the midst of their journey of pain, a special butterfly friend, named "Hope" teaches them a new song to sing. Through a journey of questioning, doubt, anger, and honest wrestling...They come to discover that their "Great Gardener" who weeps with them, is always working, always close, always doing a new thing even when they can't see Him.In fact, they discover the most amazing truth: that He is using every precious tear to grow beautiful gifts from their deepest pain.Hope's "garden song" becomes their light in the darkness and the anthem that ultimately comforts their broken hearts as they trust their Good Gardener. This endearing and powerful parable is for all ages and honors both the depths of shared sorrow that families sometimes have to walk through and the overwhelming joy of a deep shared HOPE too.When read together, this story will give needed language to validate the raw realities of disappointment,trauma and loss, while also celebrating the deeper truth that we can trust all our broken gardens to the Great Gardener's good hands and loving heart."Behold, I am making all things new." (Rev. 21:5)

Encourage kids to practice self-love every day with Who I Am, an uplifting picture book collection of positive affirmations and companion to Susan Verde and Peter H. Reynolds s New York Times bestselling I Am series.

"When the Wi-Fi goes out on the Friend Ship, Astrid and Stella make an emergency landing on the only planet that still has Internet to spare. There, they dive into video game fun until they realize something is terribly wrong the games have no rules and everything falls into chaos. But this is nothing the dynamic duo can t solve! From there, Astrid and Stella visit planet Wink 40 to find tools to conquer their worst nightmares nightmares that have kept them (and their trusty assistant, Bobo) up for nights on end. They also take a detour to help an alien neighbor out of a tight spot."--Publisher's description.

"Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) has been proven to help adolescents and teens get through some of the toughest times in their lives--from chronic stress and worry to panic attacks, phobias, and overwhelm. In DBT Skills for Teens with Anxiety, licensed psychologist and DBT Certified Clinician Atara Hiller shares practical therapy techniques from five areas of DBT: mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, interpersonal effectiveness, and the Middle Path--to help you find calm and control even when life feels unbearably hard." --

What does your shadow get up to?

Gus the Garlic and Pals is a great book for students. I have read them to my 6th-grade students in small group social skills classes and they loved to hear the stories. I hope that your students or children will enjoy the stories as well.Did you know that Veggies go through difficult times too? Well, if you didn't, I invite you to read these simple super short stories that will give you an idea of how veggies handle hard times. Your child/student may learn a thing or two. Maybe they can relate to one of the veggie pals, too.Gus and his pals will share their experiences with readers and will share what they did to overcome the difficulties that they faced. While reading this book, have students think about their lives and how they handled hard times. Did you learn something from any of these veggies?This book is great for elementary students up to 6th grade.In this book you will hear stories from:Gus the GarlicWille the WatermelonLarry the LemonClaire CauliflowerBrock the BroccoliLeah the LettuceCarrie the CarrotInterested in free comprehension questions for each story? If so, email me at: learnwithmelhern@gmail.comfor your free copy once an ebook or physical book has been purchased and an honest review has been made. Simply email me a copy of your receipt and I will send a downloadable copy of my basic-level comprehension questions.

cOne day, a small seed is plucked from its tree by a warm wind and carried far from its home. Over rolling seas, distant lands, and unexpected encounters with new splendid friends, the little seed searches for the answer to a very big question:What is hope?Created by a doctor, this book is designed to help children learn to read whilst exploring big life concepts. It follows on from her successful debut children's book 'The Day the Sky Went Away, which has been widely recommended by paediatricians, parents, psychologists, counsellors, early educators, teachers and librarians. This book includes art activities to enable creative discussion and imagination. Visit the website for lesson plans for schools.Readers Favourite 5 star review: Philip Van HeusenDr. Ellen Paton helps children understand the concept of hope through her book The Hope Seed. While reading this book, your child will be introduced to several different animals and aspects of hope. The illustrations by Shayna Renee Olivier will help to keep your child's interest. It also provides an opportunity to spend time discussing hope with your child and what it means to them. Help them understand that hope may change over time, and their understanding will grow and change as they become older. Having spent over forty years in my counseling office, I know that hope is the one ingredient everyone needs to survive. Give your child the gift of hope!

Stanley loves to learn new things. But his self esteem is shaken when given a new assignment at school. He is filled with doubt and fear. Stanley has never shown his artwork to anyone at the school. Follow Stanley as he confronts this lurking challenge and rebuilds his confidence.

"The stakes are high for little Willa, a piglet living in a pig world, who turns into a wolf pup every night. What's scarier to a pig than a wolf? Follow Willa through her journey towards self-acceptance, as this hopeful fashion designer, while desperately hiding her true identity from the world, toils in her parent's basement to win a big design competition and ends up winning so much more!"--Provided by publisher.

Liv & Gabby experience the effects of depression with a close family member. In this story, they learn the importance of being supportive and never losing sight of brighter days, no matter how dark things may seem.

This Activity Book reinforces the crucial Body Safety skills taught in the SECOND EDITION of the children's picture book 'My Body! What I Say Goes!'

Donny is the biggest bully in school and makes all the wrong decisions. Very often, those decisions backfire on him. But if there is one good thing about Donny it's that you can learn from his mistakes, and laugh while doing it.

Mit dem Buch "Das kunterbunte Schneckenhaus" wird Kindern die Möglichkeit angebotene, für sich Wege zur Entspannung, Achtsamkeit und Entschleunigung zu finden.Dazu nutzt der Autor Elemente des Snoezelen wie illuminierte Geschichten, musikalische Farbspektakel und lyrische Sinnesprojekte. Moderiert wird das Buch von der kleinen Schnecke Luna Langsam. Sie ist sowohl die Protagonistin der Geschichten, Verse und Aktionen, als auch das Sinnbild für diese, hier angebotene Art der Entschleunigung. Das Praxisbuch "Das kunterbunte Schneckenhaus" richtet sich an Kinder im Vorschul- und frühem Grundschulalter und findet seine Anwendung in Kindertageseinrichtungen, Grundschulen und zu Hause.

It seems like Sage's whole world is on fire - literally. Her neighborhood is burning down, and she feels more and more distant from her childhood friends. National Book Award winner Jacqueline Woodson brings readers a powerful story that delves into life's big questions about time, memory, and what we take with us into the future.

As a shy, young boy, Fred Rogers found comfort in telling stories through puppets. When television grew in popularity, he knew he wanted to create a show that encouraged kindness and goodness. His show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood shaped modern television and cemented his legacy.