Maison d'édition: Grosvenor House Publishing
A follow on book from The Very Angry Toolbox, continuing the epic journey of help and discovery for Leroy and his toolbox and all the tools. Find out who they meet and what they achieve on their way, helping others on
Are your kids curious about difficult concepts such as where rain comes from? Avoid the dreaded barrage of "why?" and provide an easy-to-understand answer based off the actual water cycle with this small adventure. With this book: - Capture your child's imagination with vibrant illustrations on every page of the accompanying reference guide - Learn more about the characters with our character expansion content - Quickly refresh your knowledge of the natural water cycle beforehand with our quick outline - Enjoy a bonus song at the end of the audiobook This book will help you: - Provide a unique and fun solution to your child's questions about difficult ideas, like "where does rain come from?" - Connect with your kids and create an open atmosphere to help facilitate tricky discussions with them. Follow along with the story, and pick up some unconventional tips and the secret methods on how to explain difficult concepts to young children. This book has been designed and tested to help keep your kids engaged and interested - to maximize their absorption and, frankly, to make story time even more fun! Kids of different ages can enjoy this book and will listen to it again and again. There are several important themes in this book: - Parents making time for their kids - Encouragement and positive reinforcement when kids share personal things like being scared - Listening, being patient with kids, and helping them understand when it comes to things that scare them Simply listen and repeat out loud. Download the PDF and read alongVoir livre
Raggedy Ann is the beloved doll with red yarn hair and a triangle nose. She came to life in 1915 when author and illustrator Johnny Gruelle found a rag doll in his mother’s attic. He drew a new face on the old doll and created stories about her to entertain his daughter, Marcella, during the final months of her illness.Although Raggedy Ann looks like an ordinary doll, Raggedy Ann Stories chronicles her extraordinary adventures. In one instance, she bravely rescues the family dog, Fido, from the dogcatcher. On another occasion, she falls into a bucket of paint and finds herself in need of new stuffing, then is stitched back together with her famous “I Love You” heart. From flying high off the ground inside of a kite, to mentoring the other dolls in the nursery, the adventures are endless.Raggedy Ann celebrated her 100th birthday in 2015, and has proven herself to be an iconic companion across generations. She continues to find a place in children’s hearts.Voir livre
Within the library of lost stories in Narrhaven, where ink weavers dip quills in whispers of the forgotten and tale spinners revive narratives from erased pages, scribe Elowen oaths inked to spinner Kai, whose spun tales conceal a heart yearning for an unwritten ending. Their shadows, dipped in ink vows and page-kissed fables, write love—or fades the library in narrative voids. As they peruse quill-laced shelves and story-veiled alcoves, shadowed by ink wardens and tale rivals, Elowen's weaving script merges with Kai's spinning lore, revealing a quillbound legend of shadowed prose. When a blotted page summons ghost authors, they must ink the oath to restore the tales. In the shadows of quillbound scribes, where every whisper scripts destiny and every tale binds the soul, their inked bond becomes the story that revives the lost.Voir livre
When two lonely children aren't allowed to be friends because of a family feud, their family pets must teach these hurting families to build bridges, not walls. The story brings a message of hope to our troubled times. It shows how the power of friendship can bring new meaning to our lives as we overcome our fears about other people who come from different backgrounds than our own.Voir livre
Khamosh Rahaan De Bhed by Parminder Singh Shonkey is a soulful journey through silence, self-reflection, and the hidden depths of existence. Set beside a quiet lake wrapped in mountain mist, this poetic narrative explores the mysteries of life, identity, and time. Through gentle musings and spiritual insight, the writer reminds us that life is not a puzzle to solve but a melody to feel — that every ripple of silence carries a story, and every path walked by the heart remains eternal.Voir livre
Xuanzang and his disciples lodged at Baolin Temple for a night during which Xuanzang met the ghost of the king of the Wuji Kingdom, who died three years ago, in a dream. The king told Xuanzang that he was framed and murdered by a demon and begged Xuanzang to tell the prince the truth the next day. He disappeared after leaving a jade plate for Xuanzang. Upon awakening from the dream, Xuanzang told his disciples the story. The next day the monkey transformed into a white rabbit tolure the prince to the temple. At night, the monkey and Pigsy retrieved the king's body from a well in the imperial garden and brought him back to life. The monkey led the real king to the palace. Upon seeing his cover blown, the demon fled immediately. Finally, the demon was subdued with the help of Wenshu Bodhisattva.Voir livre
