Bøger af Rachel Russell

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ The Letters: From The Original At Woburn Abbey, Volume 2; The Letters: From The Original At Woburn Abbey; Rachel Russell Rachel Russell Whittingham, 1819

A terrible storm hits deck and the captain has his map pulled from his grip. Can Henry and his shipmates remember where they must go to find what he holds most dear? Join the pirate crew on a swashbuckling adventure to find Henry's hidden treasure!

Entertaining and educational bedtime stories for kids with 25 COLORFUL ILLUSTRATIONS your children will love! Alice Cussler is pleased to present her new book for children - "Bedtime Stories About Funny Monsters" that is part of the series "Funny Monster Bedtime Stories Collection for Children Ages 4-8" All monsters are different, but that just makes them more fun. These exciting stories take children of all ages into Monsterland to meet Melton, his girlfriend Shyla, and their friends. Melton is a three-eyed monster made of bright green slime, and Shyla is a green slime monster with one beautiful eye. Funny Monsters share their experiences with children around the world to show what the world looks like from their slice of the world. Monster Melton learns many lessons that our children may also experience in life. He learns how to lean on his friends for support when bullies hurt his feelings. Many of the stories also show him learning that what he says and does can have a profound impact on other monsters. Never wanting to hurt anyone's feelings, this kind monster learns how to show others respect even when he doesn't get his way. Some other lessons that are taught through these endearing stories include: - When someone is unkind, ask them what's wrong. You can't assume that it is always about you. - Friends are always there for one another and cheer up one another in bad times. - When you fail, the best thing to do is to try again. - Our earth is a precious resource, and it is everyone's job to keep it clean. All of these funny monster's lessons are introduced subtly through engaging storylines that children will find relatable. All of the monsters are friendly and nonthreatening, but they aren't always nice to one another. Through their mistakes in life, they teach human children the best way to live healthy lives and care for other people. These bedtime monster stories are recommended for early readers, ages 4-8, as well as parents reading to younger children. To get the most out of each story, ask your child questions. Allow them to use their creativity and imagination to enrich the stories as you read. By discussing the lessons learned through the actions of the monsters, you can ensure that each child takes away knowledge that will help them in some aspect of their lives. These monster stories for kids are the perfect length for passing time in the waiting room at the doctor's office. You can read stories about funny monsters to your children before bed or use them as a special treat when your child does something well. They are even easy to incorporate into larger lessons if you match the storylines up with values or morals that you are trying to teach your children. Beyond the lessons, these bedtime monster stories are fun and entertaining. They make your children squeal with laughter as they enjoy Monsterland with every word.

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