Børn og unge: personlige og sociale emner: familiespørgsmål

Pia-Ester-Astrid er træt af, at det altid er de voksne, der bestemmer. Men en dag sker der noget magisk. Pludselig lader mor og far hende bestemme alting.Til de 3-8 årige.

Like a crunchy toasted bread, this book is crisply written for kids and conveyed through priceless quick-witted real-life stories, presented in chunks, broken into bits and pieces, and tightly wrapped in biblical principles, the latter serving as hot chocolate! What could be yummier!This unique book tags us along Mary and John's fun and scary adventures and delightful and sad experiences as curious kids, school learners, and brother and sister belonging to a family who actively teaches Life lessons in chunks and Bible principles made real through daily life application. Beautiful Bible gems applied in real life through stories create interest and resonate with readers because these, too, could happen any time in their young life. As you read along, you understand that no one is exempted from the cuts, bruises, and skirmishes of young life-even in the most loving of homes!One of the many life lessons that impacts young readers in this book is the truth about children's propensity to tell lies at an early age. Thus, the Hard truth about lies should be explained to them at an early age. Kids ought to learn about discernment early on. Truth-telling is a beautiful character trait that will carry them through life whether in excellent or awful circumstances. It is armor; it is a shield.Life lessons for kids when embedded in a child's early years will serve as a compass, a moral guide, that will lead the child throughout her life until adulthood. Sharpening kids in God's words and grounding them in old-fashioned values will not only make them strong individuals but more importantly, will grow them in Courage in extraordinary circumstances, even in ordinary situations, when no one seems to be brave enough or principled enough. The book is not only crunchy; it freshly bites!

Kat Dueschner is determined to be the opposite of her heavenly-minded mother. She wants to be an adventurer rather than a nurturing mom and, as a result, Kat frequently gets into mischief. Joining her companion, Juan, on a night-time adventure to build an Easter fire in the hills, Kat is bit by a rattlesnake. Although her mother is leery of entering the forest, she rescues her daughter only to befall her own tragedy. The situation makes such an impression on Kat and Juan that their perspectives and ambitions change overnight--almost in opposite directions.

Kristyn Meyer is back with her newest children's book! Leo has been living the good life with his family. Now there's a new pup named Andrew in the house. Who is this intruder, and why is he here?

Ask anyone, and they will say that they have a silly, quirky family, but mine is truly crazy. "Really?" you say. Well, can your family fly like an airplane? Does your grandpa drive a pineapple to the beach? Does your aunt shovel in her flip-flops? That's crazy, right?

Far & Papa-bøgerne sætter ord og billeder på små børns store spørgsmål om alt fra krig til kærlighed.Java og Atlas har to tossede fædre. Hvordan lavede de mon en baby? Og hvordan får andre voksne børn? Det kan Magifonen heldigvis svare på. I en sky af glimmer og reagensglas bliver familien sendt både til sædcelle-rodeo, på rådhuset og en masse andre forunderlige steder hen, for der er mange måder at få børn på.Far & Papa hedder også Kaspar og Lambang Arianto og er blandt andet kendt fra bygge- og børne-tv. Parret har skabt et stærkt fællesskab på Instagram, hvor de kæmper for alle familiers ret til at have det godt, uanset hvordan de ser ud. Advarsel: Dårlige far-jokes kan forekomme på rejsen!

"There are three things high school senior Emmy Crawford will accomplish, no matter what: taking Nationals in debate this season. Shielding her sister, Issy, from anything that could hurt her, especially her anxiety. Representing her family well, since her mom may be the next president. And nothing can get in Emmy's way..."--

Both children and grownups go through problems in life. There are different ways of solving those problems. Some of those solutions work well. The Tale of Tiny Little and Stone Fish deals with a traumatic encounter Tiny Little went through and the way it was solved, so that our hero could live again a happy life.

For every child to feel special, important, and loved.

This is the first book in a series of The Family of Trees. The leaves of the Oak Tree are a family. Read about each member of the family and their adventures--from falling into a pond to getting lost in the forest!

Birds in my Closet was inspired by an experience that the author's husband had with their adopted son of Black Vietnamese heritage. Hoang, age five, has squirreled himself away in his closet, feeling less vulnerable having slept on a mat in Vietnam. His mom and dad supply him with a sleeping bag in hopes that he will have fewer nightmares. He talks to his dad and expresses his struggle with being different from the other kids at school, where he is called Blackie and Cotton Picker. He has taped pictures of birds all over his walls from his Ranger Rick magazines. His dad crawls in beside him and asks, "What if all these birds looked alike?" Hoang recognizes that it would be a pretty dull world. The boy falls asleep and dreams that he wakes up in a nest as a "blooming full-feathered bird." He soon discovers that every bird in Birdship County looks just like him! And so the adventure of finally discovering the value of his uniqueness begins.

Teddy is a book for all children that encourages friendship. It teaches children that each of us have different likes and interests. The goal is to promote inclusion for kids like Teddy and many other kids. The hope is for children to find common interests and encourage friendships to blossom. This book will help children see that not everyone is the same and we all like different things and that's all right!