Bøger af Dee Benson

INTRODUCING A BOLD NEW HERO - DAMIEN IKE.Damien Ike is fortunate. There's no way his father, their leader, would have a son who is a Nullborn.Then Damien stumbles upon a secret his mother has kept from everyone - even him - and everything changes.

LARA BLOOM is back with more teenage catastrophes . . .When Lara's school announces a young business competition, her friends are buzzing with ideas. But Lara's focus is on her football training - this is her big chance to take her playing to the next level! As Lara and her friends set their sights on the prize, can she figure out a way to balance everything and have fun? Certain people seem to be taking pleasure in watching Lara struggle to keep her cool . . . If Lara is going to achieve her dreams, she's going to have to work it!Friendship, football and feelings combine in Lara's hilarious latest teen diary, for fans of GEEK GIRL, Louise Rennison and Alesha Dixon.Praise for GLOW UP, LARA BLOOM:'Hilarious, heartwarming and real' Rachel Faturoti, author of Sadé and Her Shadow Beasts'Joyful highs, bittersweet lows and crazy fun antics [...] I loved it!' J. P. Rose, author of The Haunting of Tyrese Walker

Educar niños innovadores es el mayor regalo que un padre pueda dar a sus hijos porque los innovadores saben cómo resolver problemas, lo que a su vez crea una vida mejor. Como padre, me resulta emocionante ver cómo mis hijos lidian con los problemas de la vida por su cuenta, y hasta mejor de lo que yo lo hubiera hecho. La razón por la que escribí "10 Secretos para la Educación de Niños Innovadores" es para ayudar a los padres, especialmente a las madres, a ser más eficaces a la hora de enseñar a sus hijos cómo resolver problemas. Este es un tratado sencillo, entretenido y útil sobre el tema. Contiene ideas, enlaces a páginas Web, y sobre todo consejos basados en el sentido común, que con frecuencia no lo es tanto.

Each Reading Book in the Rapid Plus stages 10-12 series is finely levelled for KS3 students, and includes: engaging texts with mature topics and themes to appeal to older readers accessible layout with a dyslexia-friendly font and colour scheme a diverse range of characters which all students can identify with quiz sections and recap pages to help learners develop their comprehension skills and reading stamina

Each Reading Book in the Rapid Plus stages 10-12 series is finely levelled for KS3 students, and includes: engaging texts with mature topics and themes to appeal to older readers accessible layout with a dyslexia-friendly font and colour scheme a diverse range of characters which all students can identify with quiz sections and recap pages to help learners develop their comprehension skills and reading stamina

Each Reading Book in the Rapid Plus stages 10-12 series is finely levelled for KS3 students, and includes: engaging texts with mature topics and themes to appeal to older readers accessible layout with a dyslexia-friendly font and colour scheme a diverse range of characters which all students can identify with quiz sections and recap pages to help learners develop their comprehension skills and reading stamina

Each Reading Book in the Rapid Plus stages 10-12 series is finely levelled for KS3 students, and includes: engaging texts with mature topics and themes to appeal to older readers accessible layout with a dyslexia-friendly font and colour scheme a diverse range of characters which all students can identify with quiz sections and recap pages to help learners develop their comprehension skills and reading stamina

Dear Diary, I need help!When dreamy new boy Caiden arrives at school, Lara decides to give herself the ultimate glow up. With the help of her friends, she'll win Caiden's heart in no time! But as she gets to work on becoming her best self, she pours her top-secret dilemmas into her online journal:How can she keep her hair under control? Why is she so uncoordinated? Will she EVER grow boobs?Should she really glow up for a boy?!With her secrets safely locked away, Lara is on track for the glow up of her dreams. Surely nothing could go wrong . . .