Zandoli and her best friend a talking lizard named Kabu, who was an escaped science experiment that had gone extremely right, had been living the life of thieves since Zandoli was four years old – she’d come from a long line of thieves and pickpockets, you see. Everything in Zandoli’s life felt perfect until her parents were arrested for attempting to steal from the mayor of their town.
Great-Great-Grandad McHooter´s Big Surprise 90th Birthday Party is the second book in “The Snozzeralls” series- an imaginative, educational way of teaching children the anatomy of the facial structures.
A series of fun-packed children´s books about the Snozzerall family and all their adventures!
The Miser and Three Other Tales:
The Miser: ”Once upon a time, there was a man who had so much money he could have piled it all into a big pile and sat upon it…”
Not-a-Chance: Chance is a lazy son of his old parents and goes to propose a princess.
The Backwards Princess: she did everything backwards, even spoke!
The Fairy and the Spider: a fairy princess tangled in a spider´s web.
Gruelling Times: ”Once upon a time, there was a town that was as round as doughnut in the middle of which lived a Baker…”
Life´s a Gamble: an unfulfilled love of a dice
The Candle and the Lightbulb: two lights, two lives.
The Kitten: gets lost and meets farm animals: cows, pigs, a horse, a dog, a cock and chickens. But will he find his way back home?
Nyah is a confident girl who is practicing manifestation skills. She knows she can intentionally create the life that she wants. Her skills came to the test when she asked for a pet snake, but her parents did not want to get her one. Did Nyah give up? Or did she put her manifestation skills into practice?
We all manifest daily, whether we know it or not. Learning and practicing certain skills can help you purposely manifest or create things you desire. Positive thoughts, mindfulness, being thankful, and using your imagination are a few behaviors you can practice to deliberately manifest. Teaching children at a young age to use this power, not only enhances their individual lives but can also make the world a better place.
You Are Not Alone helps children understand their feelings and help them to communicate and discuss their thoughts about the topic of incarceration. This book talks about the children who are left behind at home due to parental incarceration and how it affects their psychosocial and mental health.
I was born in Helsinki, Finland, in Dec 1969 – so kinda Santa Klaus – and I live there, too. I´m a teacher for RE, Philosophy and Ethics from Comprehensive Schools to High Schools.
Since age five, Joey Benun has loved numbers—big and small. At age ten, while watching a TV
game show, Benun knew “nonillion” was a real number (not “dubrillion”), which the contestant
didn’t. His love of fun factoids about mathematics continued into adulthood. In the summer of
2020, while eating lunch with his niece and nephews, he quizzed them on different numbers. He
realized that they were intrigued by BIG numbers as much as he was, which sparked the idea for
his first book.
Lilly is a lively little puppy, enjoying life with mummy dog when she suddenly finds herself being transported into a whole new world that includes a new home, with an interesting array of experiences. Join Lilly in her first exciting adventure where she meets her new family, finds her way around new surroundings, and uses her confidence to make new friends. Help her work out what all these new experiences mean, and you may even learn a new lesson for yourself in the process.
Even the youngest children know big numbers: a thousand, a million, even a billion! But what comes next? A curious butterfly named Pebbles wants to know, too. Follow Pebbles’ globetrotting adventure and meet animal friends in exotic landscapes. From idyllic butterfly fields to scorching deserts, vast oceans, and the splendors of space, Pebbles is always eager to explore. This fact-filled science book for kids is overflowing with vibrant illustrations that pull the story forward.