Maison d'édition: Fallen Leaves Publishing
Build a tipi! Add the poles one by one. Each addition reveals a traditional teaching and explores how the individual fits into the greater community. Strong communities are built when everyone uses their strength to prop up those around them. That same lesson is what makes a tipi a home.
The thrilling third installment in the latest arc of BRAVELANDS! Set in the African highlands and told from three different animals’ points of view, dedicated fans and readers new to the Bravelands world will love this exciting new adventure. Bravelands is in turmoil. With Thorn dead, the animals of the plains desperately search for the next Great Parent, a role Prance is afraid to fill. Chase hides in plain sight amidst Grandmother’s most loyal creatures, praying that the terrible antidote she’s discovered will continue to hold the snake’s power over her at bay. And Bramble finds himself up against a foe he couldn’t have imagined: his own poisoned troop. Can these three unlikely allies stop the great serpent before her venom corrupts them all? Full of epic adventure and thrilling intrigue, this new Bravelands adventure will thrill readers who love the Spirit Animals and Wings of Fire series, as well as the legion of dedicated fans who’ve made Erin Hunter a bestselling phenomenon.Voir livre
Xena the Xenial is a delightful rhyming tale from the Tales from Cloud Canyon series, celebrating kindness, hospitality, and the power of meaningful connection. Xena is known throughout her school for making everyone feel welcome—one weekly tea party at a time. From the racetrack to the museum, and even her own cozy couch, Xena hosts heartfelt gatherings tailored to each guest’s interests. When a new student, Jasmine, arrives feeling lost and overwhelmed, Xena extends her signature warmth, showing just how far a little kindness can go. With charming verse, rich character moments, and a message about inclusion and intentional friendship, this audiobook is perfect for children ages 4–9. Xena the Xenial is a joyful reminder that everyone has something special to share—and that hospitality is a superpower worth celebrating.Voir livre
“This beautifully crafted novel sings and soars.”—Nikki Grimes, author of Ordinary Hazards Dylan seeks solace through birdwatching and poetry in the woods behind his grandfather’s auto shop—but when he rescues an injured hawk, he must learn to confront the broken parts in himself in this powerful middle-grade novel-in-verse. 15-year-old Dylan has always felt like an outsider in his small town. Isolated when he was younger as the result of his unpredictable, now absent mother and feeling like a disappointment to his grandfather who has stepped in to raise him, Dylan finds relief in the woods behind his grandfather's auto shop. Amidst the cool quiet of the trees, Dylan thrives on bird watching and writing poetry. But one afternoon after spotting an injured hawk, Dylan finds himself pushing out of his comfort zone to track down help for the bird—and ends up rescuing a part of himself in the process. In this luminous middle-grade novel-in-verse on navigating the lonely tumult of self-discovery amid complicated family history, Dylan relays his story with bracing emotional clarity.Voir livre
From the award-winning author of the High-Rise Mystery series, a new short story written especially for World Book Day 2022. "Thinking of doing a bit of investigating? A little light snooping? A sprinkle of scammery?' Nik and Norva are headed to the Peak District, for a school trip and a break from being The Tri's best detectives. But, a new mystery is never too far away!Voir livre
This is a transformative guidebook that goes beyond conventional musical instruction and enables musicians to unlock their individual artistic potential. The author, a famous teacher and musician, goes into the intricacies of performance psychology in this exciting book and provides priceless insights and tactics that will help improve any musician's performance abilities, regardless of their level of experience.Voir livre
One lazy donkey. One simple task. Many wild excuses. Will Ali be found out? Ali is a donkey from Saudi Arabia. He loves to sit in the sun and do nothing all day. But one morning, a boy named Zed needs Ali’s help. He wants Ali to carry water bottles up to the hills! Ali does not want to go. Can he find a clever way to stay home? A fun and easy book with short sentences and cute pictures, written for English language learners and beginner readers. Kids will laugh at Ali’s silly tricks and learn how being clever can help… or not! Perfect for children ages 2–4 to listen to with an adult, for ages 5+ to enjoy on their own, and ideal for children of any age learning English as a second language.Voir livre
