Editorial: KidKiddos Books Ltd
English Russian Bilingual children's book. Perfect for kids learning English or Russian as their second language. This is a touching story of friendship between a dog and a little boy. When one of them needs help they are always there for each other. This is what true friendship means.
Gavin Duncan is a planter on the distant planet Layard, struggling to protect a vital medicinal crop from a strange native creature known as the Cytha. When the animal begins raiding his fields, Duncan launches a relentless hunt across blistering plains, treacherous ravines, and alien forests, convinced that no creature is beyond human skill or firepower. But Layard does not operate by human rules. As the pursuit intensifies, Duncan uncovers a world shaped by unfamiliar biology, unsettling loyalties, and a form of life that adapts with disturbing intelligence. What begins as a practical hunt becomes a confrontation with an entire planetary system that challenges human assumptions about dominance, survival, and responsibility. Clifford D. Simak was one of science fiction’s great humanists, known for blending speculative ideas with deep moral and philosophical insight. Rather than focusing on technology alone, Simak explored how humanity fits into larger cosmic ecosystems, often portraying aliens not as enemies, but as mirrors reflecting human flaws. Best known for works such as City and Way Station, Simak’s stories are thoughtful, quietly powerful, and enduringly relevant. The World That Couldn’t Be exemplifies his ability to turn an adventure premise into a profound meditation on coexistence and restraint.Ver libro
A child is sad that his father has to leave for the day, and must learn to occupy his time while he waits. This simple story for beginning readers teaches the "ad" sound through rhyming text and bright, original illustrations. Additional features to aid in comprehension include a word list for review, a note to parents and educators, and an introduction to the author and illustrator.Ver libro
"The Secret Garden" is a children's novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, first published as a book in 1911. The story revolves around Mary Lennox, a neglected and unloved 10-year-old girl who is sent to live in the manor of her reclusive uncle in England after her parents die from cholera in India. Mary discovers a locked, neglected garden on the property and sets about restoring it with the help of the maid's brother, Dickon, and her sickly cousin, Colin. As the garden comes back to life, so do the children. The book delves into themes of healing, friendship, and the magic of nature.Ver libro
Pop culture and psychobabble tell us to make ourselves the center of the universe in order to be happy. Churches have communicated the false idea that God exists to give us all that we selfishly want. In this book, Max Lucado reminds us that it's not about us, it's all about God. It is through this shift in thinking that we can truly live an unburdened, happy life. Journaling questions are included in the audiobook companion PDF download.Ver libro
The second story in this fun series about four dogs who learn that being yourself is muchmore fun than being Best in Show.Welcome to Barksdale, where all the dogs strive for perfection. Every shopkeeper claims to be the “best groomer” or sell the “bestbiscuits.” And at Barksdale Academy, the pressure is on for one pup to be named Best in Show.Duke’s cousin Coco, a French bulldog from Paris, is visiting for the K-2 loyalty exam. During this exam, the Underdogs and theirclassmates will participate in a field day event against a rival school.Coco is cool, funny, and charming—especially compared to the Underdogs. So when it comes time to choose teams, it’s nosurprise she ends up on Team Awesome instead of with her cousin Duke and his friends.But during the K-2 exam, Coco can’t seem to get anything right! She trips during the six-legged race, and drops everything that’sthrown to her. If Barksdale loses the field day events, everyone—including the Underdogs—will fail their loyalty exam!Can the Underdogs come to Coco’s rescue—and save their school’s reputation?Ver libro
"My Name Is Art Fine" is the newly minted Book Three of Kelly Anne Manuel's "My Name Is" Series. In this story the Child is invited on a journey where honest discourse and communication result in clarity. The Child and the main character, Art Fine, get to know each other on the pages of story. The Child's observations are voiced and received while Art Fine does the same."My Name Is Art Fine" begins with a Child who is curious about who they are encountering. It becomes clear that the Child has questions regarding the information being shared. The Child has the opportunity to use their words in a clear and concise manner. The Child will learn to ask questions and see what fun adventures await when they engage actively in communication.The simple words take on new meaning as the illustrations pair perfectly with their presentation. The Child will notice that the use of the word "fine," may not be a true representation of what is actually occurring. The story navigates the wide breadth that may exist between what words are used to accurately describe emotions, thoughts, and feelings.Children will experience a light hearted and fun story that will ignite their own imaginations. Why not explore the author's theory Childhood is a time to create a rich vocabulary that align correctly with thought and purpose? The author intends for the story to spark open dialogue and conversation about whether or not the terms utilized to describe inner and outer worlds match.It is in early Childhood that we learn how to connect and interact with others. "My Name Is Art Fine" offers a path to these connections that allows for observation, self reflection, and humor. These are excellent tools for a Caregiver's toolbox to assist with the healthy formation of these skills. The Children who read this book will be rewarded with a fresh view of the word "fine" in all its finery.Ver libro
