Editorial: KidKiddos Books
গরমের ছুটি এসে গিয়েছে, আর মার্ক একটি দারুণ রোমাঞ্চকর সময়ের জন্য তৈরী! কিন্তু যখন তার মা আর বাবা জানিয়ে দেন যে, পরিবারের সকলে একটি ক্যাম্পিং অভিযানে যাচ্ছে, মার্ক ভয় পেয়ে যায়। মার্ক কি তার অন্ধকারের ভয়কে জয় করে অভিযানটি উপভোগ করতে পারবে?
A Modern Fairy Tale about Courage and Belief Ameera and her two sisters, Neena and Kumari, are princesses who have everything they could ever want. The only thing missing is a connection with their mother, who died when they were very young. In an effort to learn more about their mother, the princesses set off in search of their grandmother, whom they have not seen since they were babies. With the help of some animal friends along the way, Ameera and her sisters come across an old woman in the woods. The princesses presume she is their grandmother, but when her sisters disappear, one-by-one, Ameera suspects the woman isn’t their grandmother at all, but a conniving witch. Suddenly, Ameera is fighting for her life against a woman more wicked than Ameera could have ever imagined. Can Ameera discover the courage within to do what it takes to find her way home? In Ameera’s Song, author Hareena Kaur provides readers with an engrossing fairy tale featuring an inspiring young woman and important themes, such as:CourageCreative problem-solvingLimitless thinking Aimed primarily at readers aged five to ten, Ameera’s Song fuses the magic of classic fairy tales with contemporary messages that will inspire courage within every child.Ver libro
Meet Christina, a curious and imaginative girl with an unwavering belief in the extraordinary. One moonlit night, she dreams of a breathtaking encounter with a unicorn. The dream is so vivid and captivating that Christina becomes convinced it holds a prophetic message. Filled with determination, she embarks on a real-life quest to find the elusive unicorn and capture its magic. Guided by her intuition and an unyielding spirit, Christina ventures into the depths of the mystical forest. Surrounded by vibrant foliage and echoing whispers of ancient secrets, she sets forth on an awe-inspiring chase through emerald fields illuminated by moonlight. With each step, Christina's heart races as she draws closer to the ethereal creature she longs to capture. As Christina delves deeper into the enchanted forest, she encounters a myriad of magical creatures who offer clues and guidance along her captivating pursuit. Through riddles, puzzles, and unexpected friendships, Christina unravels the secrets of the forest, discovering the power of belief, patience, and the true meaning of her quest.Ver libro
Grab your sunglasses, because the sun is shining and there is not a cloud in the sky! In this vibrant book, young readers will be introduced to sunshine and how it affects living things. As they read, readers will deepen their knowledge with a diagram and an activity list, and a question will encourage them to think deeper about sunshine!Ver libro
Broken into beautiful. A story of friendship and healing. After breaking a neighbor’s window, a young child discovers friendship, transformation, and new beginnings in an unlikely story of peace. Gentle and moving, this poetic tale offers readers a hopeful path in the face of gun violence and despair, showing kids how peacemaking can turn conflict into friendship and new beginnings—and forge guns into garden tools. Children grow up with lockdowns and gun violence as part of their reality. As parents, caregivers, and educators, how should we respond? Sparking Peace provides a springboard for those seeking to discuss gun violence and trauma with children in a safe way that highlights help rather than harm. This picture book helps children learn about conflict while also carefully addressing gun violence and peacemaking. It includes resources that equip parents and educators to talk about gun violence and trauma, using a story of a broken window to show kids how conflict can be transformed through acts of peace. Suggested reading for ages 5–9.Ver libro
Paradise Planet by Richard S. Shaver - It was a nice little world; everything about it reminded Steve of Earth—except for the people. They looked as human—as steel could make them!... It was a queer looking planet. As his ship approached it, Steve Donay could see slowly rising and twisting coils of strange smoke, brown and silver and gold, like great snakes or the tenuous flesh of some creature of the air. He hated to think of setting down on that world of surface fires. But what else was there to do? He was at the end of his supplies, there wasn't fuel enough to look further. Maybe not enough to land safely. But he had to take a chance. As he burst down through the coiling layers of strange smoke, the world beneath was amazingly beautiful. Wild, maybe, no—those were planted trees, those fields of grass were too regularly curved, too well laid out. He smiled. That brown stuff, he should have recognized it. It was weather control particles. He'd read about it somewhere. Magnetized particles. When you turned on the field, they gathered, shut out unwanted light. When you reversed, to negative field projection, they caused rain to condense. When you wanted the sun, they were swept aside by another repellent field ... he should have recognized them. This was luck, a really civilized world. He swept lower, his jets thrumming softly, reassuringly. Still perking, he could pick a good landing spot. There, beyond that huge tree group. And what trees they were. That meant an old culture, a good one. The temples crowning the hills, the peaceful meadows curving between, the lazy river—he caught his breath! This was a world, some place, indeed! He set the little ship down near the great trees, and tested the air. It was normal, as he expected.Ver libro
From indie-pop twin-sister duo Tegan and Sara comes a contemporary middle-grade graphic audiobook narrated by the authors and a full cast. The program features original Tegan and Sara music and sound design throughout the program, and a bonus conversation with Tillie Walden, the illustrator of the graphic novel, discussing the process of adapting the graphic novel into an audiobook. Tegan and Sara: Junior High explores growing up, coming out, and finding yourself through music and sisterhood, perfect for fans of Raina Telgemeier's Sisters. Before Tegan and Sara took the music world by storm, the Quins were just two identical twins trying to find their place in a new home and new school. From first crushes to the perils of puberty, surviving junior high is something the sisters plan to face side-by-side, just like they've always faced things. But growing up also means growing apart, as Tegan and Sara make different friends and take separate paths to understanding their queerness. For the first time ever, they ask who one sister is without the other.Set in the present day, this effervescent blend of fiction and autobiography offers a glimpse at the two sisters before they became icons, exploring their shifting relationship, their own experiences coming out, and the first steps of their musical journey.A prequel of sorts to the authors' bestselling adult memoir High School, now an eight-episode Freevee television series!A Macmillan Audio production from Farrar, Straus and Giroux.Ver libro
