Maison d'édition: Hamad Bin Khalifa University Press
Join Ahmed, along with his friends, Nasser and Aisha, as they take a week-long trip around the many wonderful places in Qatar. The perfect pre-reader book for tiny tots looking to explore the community around them.
40 fun poems that explore big feelings and emotions. This whimsical journey through verse and illustrations can help children recognize and understand their big emotions. From the imaginative minds of Brandon Dorman, renowned illustrator of Goosebumps, Land of Stories, and Fablehaven, and Booktok creator Jolie Taylor comes a whimsical illustrated collection of poems about feelings for newly independent readers. This beautifully crafted book of forty short stories in rhyme ranges from a dragon’s fiery bursts of boredom to the gentle tones of an older sister’s love for her sibling with Down syndrome. This creative collection of tales is not only a powerful resource for children who are fostering a lifelong love of reading—it’s also a delightful portal for them to understand and celebrate the richness of human emotions.Voir livre
Little Bear is a cheerful, curious forest animal. She loves to play in the woods and lives with her parents, Old Bear and Momma Bear. One day, Little Bear went off by herself to explore the forest. Her parents had no clue. She soon met with a number of adventures! When Little Bear left her home in the woods, she was excited to see what she could find. She looked and listened carefully as she made her way through the forest. Eventually, she came to a river where she decided to take a bath. After bathing, Little Bear got dry and looked around for something new to see. She found several interesting animals and plants but didn’t see anything that looked like a fruit tree. Feeling hungry, Little Bear sat down and started eating some leaves. She soon heard a noise behind her and turned around to see a hungry jaguar eyeing her for food. Terrified, Little Bear ran as fast as she could.Voir livre
What does it mean to be grateful? Written in simple language, this book helps children understand the many ways they can show gratitude—like using good manners, helping others, and being generous.Voir livre
From the bestselling authors of The Coffee Bean, inspire and encourage children with this transformative tale of personal strength The Coffee Bean for Kids tells the inspiring story of Gavin, a young boy with the difficult task of starting school in a new town. Gavin's teacher, Mrs. Spring, teaches him the story of the carrot, the egg, and the coffee bean. The environments we find ourselves in, like a pot of boiling, hot water, can change, weaken, or harden us, and test who we truly are. We can be like the carrot that weakens in the pot or like the egg that hardens. Or, we can be like the coffee bean and discover the power inside us to transform our environment. Energized by his teacher's lesson, Gavin embarks on an enlightening journey to transform the world around him. In The Coffee Bean for Kids, Jon Gordon and Damon West offer lessons to children to help them: impact the environment around them; improve their own outlook; become a leader who creates positive change; make new friends; and become a positive influence by sharing smiles, kindness, and positive energy. Perfect for parents, teachers, and children who wish to overcome negativity and challenging situations, The Coffee Bean for Kids teaches listeners about the potential that each one of us has to lead, influence, and make a positive impact on others and the world.Voir livre
"I couldn't let anyone know what I'd done. I'd worked so hard to gain their trust, I couldn't' risk losing it now." Winnie Willis has confidence to spare-on horseback that is. If only she could have the same self-assurance at school. When Winnie gets a dreaded school assignment, her whole world is affected. Worse, an accident on horseback shatters the one area of her life where everything was going fine. Now she''ll have to find the courage outside herself to face her classmates and the horse she let down.Voir livre
An illustrated adaptation of Emily Bronte's classic – at an easy-to-read level for readers of all ages! On the coach journey, we passed green, reedy swamps, flat fields and trees. It rained heavily. Finally, through the starless night, I saw the lights of Brussels. Penniless and rejected by his cruel brother, William Crimsworth travels to Belgium to start a new life. He becomes a professor, and grows close to a young teacher he starts tutoring. But the girls in his class are determined to make trouble, and his new friend suddenly leaves the school without a word …Voir livre
