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  The Nature of Change - Lessons...

  René Marsh

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  From CNN national correspondent and children’s book author René Marsh comes a poetic and heartfelt book about two siblings who learn how to navigate a difficult life change while still holding on to hope. The Nature of Change is perfect for any reader ages 4 to 8 who needs encouragement and wisdom in the face of a challenge, big or small. 
  When Kit and Amal wake up in their new house, they can’t help but notice how different everything is. Mom and Dad say that change is a part of life, though that does not make it any easier. But as Kit and Amal explore the woods in their backyard, they notice how different parts of the natural world—from big trees to tiny spiders to climbing morning glories—navigate life’s changes with determination, resilience, and hope. 
  Written after losing her first child to brain cancer and finding solace in the natural world surrounding her, CNN national correspondent and author René Marsh shows readers that even the darkest moments can eventually bloom beautiful things. 
  The Nature of Change is:ideal for readers ages 4–8written by CNN national correspondent and children’s book author René Marshperfect for tough situations such as loss, divorce, moving, and other major life changes 
   

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  Buster Goes to Cowboy Camp

  Denise Fleming

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  Brown Shoes is going on vacation. Betty is staying with Mrs. Pink Slippers, but Mrs. Pink Slippers does not like dogs. So Buster will be going to … Cowboy Camp!  
    
  Buster is nervous at first, but when he sees all the fun things to do at camp, he begins to change his mind. By the end of camp, Buster is ready to let out a great big YEE-HAW, PARDNERS!  
    
  Old friends of Buster's will be happy to welcome him back, and new ones will be delighted to make his acquaintance.

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  God Made the Dinosaurs - Full of...

  Michael Carroll, Caroline Carroll

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  In this beautifully illustrated softcover picture book for young readers, discover fun facts and scientific information about dinosaurs, fossils, and prehistoric life, all in a faith-based context. Learn how the Bible and science connect, what the fossil record and paleontologists throughout history have taught us, and how dinosaurs embody the creativity and awesomeness of God’s creation. 
  From T. rexes to pterodactyls, God Made the Dinosaurs is jam-packed with fascinating information about the creatures that once roamed earth, sea, and sky. Delving into what we’ve learned from fossils and genetics, young paleontologists will love exploring the rich, detailed illustrations and soaking up the fun, educational facts. 
  God Made the Dinosaurs goes a step further than other dinosaur books, answering readers’ curiosity about how science aligns with faith and showing them how science and religion can work together to teach us all about the amazing world God has created. 
  God Made the Dinosaurs is perfect for:Kids ages 6-10 who love dinosaurs and fossilsParents who want to answer questions about faith and scienceEducators and Sunday school teachers looking for STEM books that are rooted in faith

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  Nature Flow: Book 1

  Pamila Shanti, Neelam River

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  Award-Winning Children's Wellbeing Book – Purple Dragonfly & Page Turner Book Awards 
  Infused with beautiful artwork and poetry, Nature Flow takes you on a journey of mindful movement through nature! With simple, easy-to-follow guidance and gentle cues, Nature Flow invites you to discover the ancient arts of mindfulness, yoga and qigong and learn practices that foster wellbeing and a sense of connectedness to nature. 
  Flowing with beautiful illustrations that spark the imagination and charming poetry to delight the senses, Nature Flow is a nourishing practice that can bring calm and joy into each day. These easy-simple practices connect breath, body and our mind - helping children learn how to develop their self-awareness, care for their wellbeing, and connect to their inner world and the world around them. This is a nature-filled book for children of all ages, parents, educators, and communities - a resource that can begin a lifelong journey of wellbeing. It fosters concentration, focus, and attention, offering children life-long tools to support their emotional regulation and mental wellbeing. 
  In the classroom, Nature Flow can be used in short bursts - just like our Mind Fresh Moments teacher training guides - to create moments of calm, reset, and embodied awareness throughout the day. It complements existing wellbeing initiatives and is ideal for mental health and wellbeing leads, teachers, and anyone looking to offer children grounding, movement-based practices that support self-regulation and resilience in a classroom-friendly format. Practice anytime, anywhere: as part of the morning routine, during a school day, at bedtime, or as a mindful movement & nature-filled activity.

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  Traverse Player's Handbook

  Adriel Brandt

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  Progressive & Feminist Text - Emphasis on Personalization & Creativity - Accessible One-Die System 
  Traverse is a tabletop roleplaying game focused on accessibility, character, and creativity set in a massive original world. Its rules are simple but are structured to provide players a depth of rewarding customization. Traverse features customizable player-led progression, rigorous crafting mechanics, and a kinetic combat system. 
  Want to explore a TTRPG that doesn't begin with biological determinism? With a conditions table that isn't ableist and combat that doesn't require long strings of addition? Want an affordable manual full of unique lore and game concepts? Try Traverse! 
  Find out more and access hardcover, paperback, and digital versions: http://a-s-ember.itch.io/traverse

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  Grandma Is An Alien - A Flip or...

  Lynda Rees

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  Six-year-old Ethan and ten-year-old Bea are confused. Grandma looks sad, hurts all the time, has dark circles under her eyes, can't toss a ball or frisbee, and doesn’t take care of herself as she did in the past. Ethan mistakes a shooting star for a UFO and convinces Bea Grandma has been possessed by an alien. Adults call it arthritis. Is that to prevent people from being scared because it's catching? They hatch a plan to prevent the alien from taking over Mom, too.

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