Bøger af Lucy Bell

Change and growth can be challenging, but this practical guide to optimism is full of information and advice to help-highlighting kids around the world who are doing good for themselves and others.

The first comprehensive study of cartonera, a vibrant publishing phenomenon born in Latin America.

Kids around the world are working together to make our planet a better, safer, happier place-and now you can join in with this practical guide!

The ideal gift to help kids learn brilliant new hobbies Get reducing, get reusing and get resourceful! The how-to book for kids who want to make a difference. It's easy to understand and explains exactly what you need to know.

A scary storm sends Rufus running for cover. Can a prayer help him overcome his fear?

When Hal the hedgehog starts shedding his quills, it's a prickly situation for the Frolic friends!

Ava gets a big ouch while playing with friends. Encouragement and a prayer help her get back up, and back to having fun.

Jo's friends get upset when he lies to them. Can he find the courage to tell the truth and ask for forgiveness?

The Frolic Preschool Bible features 40 stories told with easy-to-read text and colorful illustrations. Each story includes a short takeaway to help a child understand how God's story connects them to their faith community. Great for ages 3-5, the Frolic Preschool Bible is the perfect next step after the Frolic First Bible.

Hal is invited to race with his friends, but with his short legs and slow speed, he worries that he is not good enough to keep up.

Overstimulated from her busy day with her animal friends, Uri the bird asks God to help her rest and calm down.

"Ava's friends get so caught up in thinking about how they want to celebrate her birthday that they forget all about her. A prayer about friendship helps them start over and have fun"--

The Latin American short story has often been viewed in terms of its relation to orality, tradition and myth. But this desire to celebrate the difference of Latin American culture unwittingly contributes to its exoticization, failing to do justice to its richness, complexity and contemporaneity.