Bøger af Sarah Mazor

Miss Happy Morejoy's preschool class was surprised one morning when their beloved teacher arrived looking sad. When the kids found out why Miss Happy's smile was missing, they knew they had to remind her of the Power of Happy. To chase away the blues, Miss Happy and her preschoolers played the Happy Game, a fun and engaging activity that lifted everyone's spirit.Read Things that Make Me Happy and play the Happy Game with your kids. Together you will discover how to Think Happy and Be Happy.

The children's book Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Boys consists of 26 positive affirmations based on the 26 letters of the alphabet. Each affirmation is expressed in rhyme and is accompanied by a lovely illustration that is bound to delight your child and make you smile.Positive affirmations are the powerful, holistic, and incredibly effective method of building a confident and optimistic mind and of nurturing self-belief in children. This well-documented effect of positive affirmations should inspire every parent to introduce this exercise into their child's routine.Read Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Boys with your son, grandson, nephew or favorite godchild, and see the beloved little boys in your life blossom.Also available:Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Girlsand Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Kids (the combined version).

The children's book Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Girls consists of 26 positive affirmations based on the 26 letters of the alphabet. Each affirmation is expressed in rhyme and is accompanied by a lovely illustration that is bound to delight your child and make you smile.Positive affirmations are powerful and effective in building self-confidence, self-belief, and optimism in children. This well-documented impact of positive affirmations inspires parents to promote this habit in their children's daily routine.Read Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Girls with your daughter, granddaughter, niece or favorite godchild, and watch as your beloved little girl blossoms.Read Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Girls with your daughter, granddaughter, niece or favorite godchild, and see the beloved little girl in your life blossom.Also available:Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Boysand Happy to Be Me: Positive Affirmations for Little Kids (the combined version).

The Value of Riddles and Rhymes Get Smart While Having Fun Twenty six clever Riddle Rhymes that entertain and engage children:Allie the Alligator Wanted to eat She asked the letter A For her favorite treat What did the letter A give Allie? In addition to the riddle's answer (a food that begins with the letter A), kids will also gain knowledge about each of the 26 animals' feeding habits: For example: Alligators sometimes snack on fruit, but they usually eat fish, turtles, mammals, and reptiles. Young alligators also eat worms, snails, and insects.PlusFun Fact: Alligators continue to grow throughout their lifetime.- And your kids will get smarter while having fun because simple rhymes are fun and easy for children to learn. - Rhymes build children's awareness of sounds and tunes and often expose them to patterns that they may not hear in their interaction with parents, siblings, or friends. - Further yet, repeating rhymes helps children focus and concentrate and improve their memory. Riddles are also extremely beneficial for children's cognitive development. - Solving riddles enhances children's thinking ability, develops their imagination, and promotes their creativity. Riddles and Rhymes Book I combines easy-to-repeat rhymes and fun riddles that will keep children entertained as they expand their vocabulary, learn new sounds and patterns, and advance their thinking ability.See the full library of Children's Books With Good Values on www.MazorBooks.com

The Value of Riddles and Rhymes Get Smart While Having Fun Twenty six clever Riddle Rhymes that entertain and engage children:Allie the Alligator Wanted to eat She asked the letter A For her favorite treatWhat did the letter A give Allie? In addition to the riddle's answer (a food that begins with the letter A), kids will also gain knowledge about each of the 26 animals' feeding habits: For example: Alligators sometimes snack on fruit, but they usually eat fish, turtles, mammals, and reptiles. Young alligators also eat worms, snails, and insects.Plus Fun Fact: Alligators continue to grow throughout their lifetime.- And your kids will get smarter while having fun because simple rhymes are fun and easy for children to learn. - Rhymes build children's awareness of sounds and tunes and often expose them to patterns that they may not hear in their interaction with parents, siblings, or friends. - Further yet, repeating rhymes helps children focus and concentrate and improve their memory. Riddles are also extremely beneficial for children's cognitive development. - Solving riddles enhances children's thinking ability, develops their imagination, and promotes their creativity. Riddles and Rhymes Book I combines easy-to-repeat rhymes and fun riddles that will keep children entertained as they expand their vocabulary, learn new sounds and patterns, and advance their thinking ability.See the full library of Children's Books With Good Values on www.MazorBooks.com

Silly Uncle Willy is in town so let the fun begin.Once Upon A Time, the hilarious first in the Bedtime Stories with Uncle Willy series will have you and your kids bonding through laughter.Silly Uncle Willy's wild imagination has clocks racing around the block, socks dancing, shoes broadcasting the entertainment news, bananas on horseback, and much more! To increase the fun, Uncle Willy tells his stories in hysterical rhymes, which are sure to bring on the giggles. Each story is also depicted with an eye-catching, beautifully illustrated image.Perfect reading that guarantees bedtime with a smile!Recommended for kids ages 3 to 8

The Seven Days of Creation is the first MazorBooks picture book based on biblical texts to be published with young readers in mind.This book describes in easy to understand rhymes and colorful images the order of creation as it appears at the beginning of the book of Genesis: Starting with God’s words on day one, ‘Let there be light!’ to the creation of the Sabbath, the day of rest.

ENHANCE YOUR CHILDREN'S FUTURE. INTRODUCE THEM TO A FOREIGN LANGUAGEThis first book in our "A Taste of Hebrew" for kids series focuses on the Hebrew Alphabet. In this book, the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet are illustrated and spelled out in English and in Hebrew. Alongside the letters, 22 basic Hebrew words, appropriate for young children, are taught in a fun way.The words that are selected, one for every Hebrew letter, are written in Hebrew, transliterated and translated into English, and depicted with an attractive illustration. Each Hebrew word included in the book is incorporated into little English rhymes that will help kids and adults recognize the Hebrew Alphabet and learn foundational words in this beautiful language.The book also offers a Hebrew Alphabet chart, a transliteration guide, and proper pronunciation help with 'sounds like…' examples. A bit about the history of Hebrew as well as fun facts about this beautiful language is also included.