Bøger udgivet af Two Penny Publishing

Children may not be familiar with Alzheimer's disease, especially if their grandparents have normal aging. But what if a parent is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease? Celisa Bonner writes a heartwarming story about a little boy's journey in learning about his father's diagnosis. Even though his father does not look sick, he has a disease in his brain that medication cannot heal. As you share this story with young children, they will learn that even though their parents may forget things, they will always love them. This story is a reminder that when a family supports and loves one another, they are able to get through a difficult time.

Go on a holiday with Tyler: American-born, but English-blooded, as he flies across the Atlantic to visit his Nanna, learning the 'lingo' of the land once he arrives. Mum changes his sister's nappy, gives him biscuits, people drive on the opposite side of the road, and even the King himself makes an appearance for a cup of tea!

Being is a breeze. She goes where she blows, and she lives life with ease!In this loving book, Being blows through the earth and finds her friends to help them live in the present moment. From Mr. Wave to Sister Snail, Being finds the best in everyone, and she reminds us that we have everything we need right inside of us!

A Dog Named Cricket is a fun loving, rhyming book that tells the story of a one eyed dog. Through her courage, Cricket is able to show others just how "normal" she is and what a good friend she makes. Throughout Cricket's story, readers are able to see the significance of being kind to others and just how important it is to get to know someone before judging them by their appearance.

Nobody tells us how to act in the days, weeks, or months following the death of someone loved. Right Here Beside You is a gentle look at feelings often associated with the grieving process. This book is a loving embrace, offering permission to feel whatever it is that you are feeling as you are on your own unique journey through grief.

Set in 15th century England, Yorkshire Mysteries, Book One: The Pilfered Pouch tells the story of two girls who come from very different backgrounds. Bess Cardwell is wealthy, blonde, petite, and quite unhappy. Her mother died when she was only three years old, and ever since her father re-married and had another daughter, she has felt out of place and thoroughly ignored. Jasmine Bowles is a butcher's daughter, whose own mother died just one year ago. She is opposite to Bess in both appearance and circumstance, but is just as miserable. When Jasmine accidentally knocks Bess down in the crowded streets of York, the two girls take an instant dislike to each other. Fate, however, will bring both girls together again as Jasmine witnesses the theft of Bess' pink pouch in the marketplace just one week later. She sees the thief who stole the pouch and a mysterious man in black who ran after the thief. The following day, Jasmine is shocked when her friend, Harry, reveals to her that he has found five pounds, a pink pouch, and a dead body in the blacksmith's stables! The two girls will join forces to discover why Bess' pouch was stolen, how Harry is involved, and who is the menacing man in black? They will also find out, along the way, that friendship born from misunderstanding can sometimes be the most enduring of all. For Young Adult Readers