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Grace feels sad as she walks to school. She is all on her own and wishes she had someone to walk with. Along the way she meets many different animals, who all decide to travel along with her. Grace sings a little rhyme each time, which the reader can join in with. Join Grace as she walks to school and makes lots of new friends on the way. But will she ever get to school on time?
Fenek’s family are quite unlucky today. Fenia has wounded her knee, dad has broken his favourite mug, and mum can’t find her prettiest necklace. Only Fenek has been the lucky one so far. Why then is he so sad? Thanks to this book, you child will:understand the meaning of empathy;learn about the kind of situations in which you can feel emotions together with other people;realise that experiencing things with others is a positive quality. The Adventures of Fenek - Books for younger children Thematic series that respond to the needs of pre-school and kindergarten teachers, parents, and psychologists. 20-page brochures are published in series of four books each, and they are all thematically related.Voir livre
The little bear wants to go on a journey and experiences many adventures along the way. Pixi bedtime stories for children: listen and fall asleep. This is an auto-narrated audiobook.Voir livre
The Mouse King (also known as Rat King in some versions) is the main antagonist in the novel and ballet adaptation The Nutcracker. He is an oppressive ruler who wishes to rule over a magical kingdom where he comes from. He becomes successful as he transformed the prince into a nutcracker and overthrew him. The prince, however, still rebels against the Mouse King, as the story introduces the Mouse King and the Nutcracker Prince waging in a battle against each other, which soon brought the attention of the story's protagonist. On Christmas Eve, a girl named Marie is visited by her godfather Drosselmeyer who persent Marie a nutcracker as her present. Marie enjoys the gift, but then her brother Fritz accidentally broke it when he wanted to play with it. Marie becomse upset and takes the nutcracker away from Fritz, as she promises to take care of it. Marie's slumber is disrupted by the grandfather clock chimeing, and Marie belives Drosselmeyer is sitting on top of it. Around that time, the Mouse King and his army invades Marie's house. The Nutcracker soon comes alive and leads an army of toys into battle against the Mouse King. The battle is first in favor of the dolls, but they are soon overwhelmed by the Mouse KIng's army. Noticing the Nutcracker about to be taken captive, Marie throws a slipper at the Mouse King, fainting afterwards (cutting her arm on the toy cabinet's glass door in the process). Marie wakes up in her bed the next morning with her arm bandaged. She tries to tell her parents about the battle between the mice and the dolls, but they don't believe her, thinking that she has had a fever dream caused by the cut from the glass. Several days later, Drosselmeyer arrives with the nutcracker after he fixed his jaw, and he tells Marie the story of Princess Pirlipat and Madame Mouserinks, also known as the Queen of the Mice, which explains how nutcrackers came to be and why they look the way they do. The Mouse Queen tricked Pirlipat's mother into allowing her and her children to gobble up some lard..... that was supposed to be used in the King's sausage dinner! The King, furious about the now ruined dinner plans, had his court inventor, whose name happens to be Drosselmeyer, create traps for the Mouse Queen and her children. The Mouse Queen, angered at the death of her children, swore that she would take revenge on Pirlipat. Pirlipat's mother surrounded her with cats which were supposed to be kept awake by being constantly stroked. However, the nurses who did so fell asleep and the Mouse Queen magically turned Pirlipat ugly (With a large head, a wide grinning mouth, and a cottony beard like a nutcracker.) The King blamed Drosselmeyer and gave him four weeks to find a cure. At the end, he had no cure, but went to the court astrologer.Voir livre
Ever wonder what would happen if someone stole the moon? Oh, Stella. Poor Stella. So cheeky and bored. When she sees a glowing ball in space, she just has to have it! But stealing the moon isn’t easy and many things will go wrong if it disappears. Will Stella still take the moon away or will she decide to let it be? "Stella Steals the Moon" is a riotous rhyming audiobook read by the author, while the character of Stella is voiced by a child. The audiobook includes fun sound effects and music, and a Bonus Track of six educational 'moon facts'. The story's themes explore looking after what we have, as well as the science of just how important the moon is to life on Earth. A perfect story for any child curious about science and outer space.Voir livre
Yoga Nidra is a guided meditation technique involving conscious, systematic relaxation and breath awareness. This 24-minute guided yoga nidra script focuses on sensory self check. This is just one individual script from the book.Voir livre
Embark On A Wonderful Rhyming Adventure As You Learn the Value of all Living Creatures, Great and Small! Kindness goes a long way – and when Boo Bear discovers a lost and injured firefly named Jack, he makes it his mission to help his new friend and bring him home to his family. With the help of his supportive parents, Mama Bear and Papa Bear, Boo Bear embarks on a rescue mission that will light up your day and leave no letter unturned! Beautifully written by multi-award-winning author Catherine Ann Russell with vibrant illustrations by Jessica Robin Harkey, Boo Bear’s Light shares a heartwarming moral lesson about the transformative power of love, inviting children on an unforgettable journey from A to Z!Voir livre
