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As the tribulation of this spring month Always wear a smile.. The sun beats down all summer long, the more we come of writing holds the happiness
Drift into a world of magic, wonder, and sweet dreams! This enchanting collection of fairy bedtime stories is perfect for helping little ones relax and settle down for a peaceful night’s sleep. Filled with gentle adventures, kind-hearted fairies, and soothing storytelling, each tale is designed to calm busy minds and create a cozy bedtime atmosphere. Whether it’s a fairy granting wishes in a moonlit garden or a tiny winged friend guiding a lost traveler home, these dreamy stories will lull children and toddlers into a restful slumber—one magical adventure at a time. Short, soothing fairy tales for a peaceful bedtime Designed to help little listeners relax and unwind Perfect for ages 2-7 Tuck them in, press play, and let the fairy magic lead them to dreamland!Mostra libro
A Little Princess is a children's novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett. The novella appears to have been inspired in part by Charlotte Brontë's unfinished novel, Emma, featuring a rich heiress with a mysterious past who is apparently abandoned at a boarding school. The thread of the book is evident in the novella, in which Sara Crewe is left at Miss Minchin's, loses her father, is worked as a drudge, and is surprised with the kindness of an Indian gentleman who turns out to be Captain Crewe's friend. However, at just over one-third the length of the later book, the novella is much less detailed. Generally, the novel expanded on things in the novella; Captain Crewe's "investments" are only referred to briefly and generally, and much of the information revealed in conversations in the novel is simply summarised. However, there are details in the novella which were dropped for the novel. While a drudge, Sara is said to have frequented a library, in which she read books about women in rough circumstances being rescued by princes and other powerful men. In addition, Mr. Carrisford's illness is specified as liver trouble.Mostra libro
The 2024 Eric Hoffer Book Award Middle Reader First Runner-Up When fourteen-year-old AnnaGrey meets a horned horse-like creature called an aeobanach in the forbidden Wildwood, she crosses the threshold from our world to a magical one in the hope of finding answers about her night-vision ability. She's only too eager to leave everything behind—her mom's secrecy about the past, her dad's far-fetched tales, and especially the mean boy at school, Cross Silverstone. She and the aeobanach embark on a journey to create a potion that will change the aeobanach into its human form. But their quest is complicated by rebels seeking to overthrow a king who's more interested in finding his long-lost son than ruling a kingdom. After being captured and accused of being a rebel against the throne, AnnaGrey learns she might know where the king's son, Silverstone, is. The king makes her a deal: bring his son back to the magical realm, and he'll not only release her aeobanach, but he'll help AnnaGrey discover the truth about herself. AnnaGrey must convince the boy who bullies her—who may be a kindred spirit in disguise—to come with her to the magical world so she can free her friend, get information about her night-vision ability, and go home—where the true answers about her abilities lie.Mostra libro
An Unlikely Hero. Every bug can make a difference. Get ready for playful fun... “I loved it. I will buy it for all my great grand kids.” Sheryl Eastabrook When a dapper Mr. Mosquito arrives at the insect ball hosted by the Queen Bee, he joins all the elegantly attired guests in having a splendid time. Suddenly a big-footed intruder - Gasp! A bear! - threatens to stomp out all the six-legged fun. Dare Mr. Mosquito go to the rescue? Might he have a special talent that will make him a hero? Andrew Thiriot’s masterful reading of this children’s book will have you chuckling and cheering for Mr. Mosquito. And as for that pesky question - Will the festivities go on? – be bugged no more. A royally good answer awaits. “Well done with the English accent. The story was cleverly written with some great rhyming and fun twists.” Stephen Münzer, author of Agnes and the Birdman FeaturesAuthor's Note at the endContagious Intro/Outro Music by Andrew Thiriot Original Book was the recipient of the 2010 Juvenile Literary Award presented by Friends of American Writers. #UnlikelyHero #Witty #Underdog #Clever #Funny #Insect #Camping #Children #Spider #MosquitoMostra libro
Penguin longs to be as close to the stars as possible, so he decides to make the long journey up the Scrapheap Mountain. Will he make it to the top? At Maths Circle, our core purpose is to make children feel confident with maths. In Penguin and the Mountain, Penguin perseveres through a long and difficult journey to achieve his goal. This story encourages children to approach problems and obstacles with a proactive mindset and that when setting long-term objectives, it is easier to break them down into manageable steps, and work towards them over time. We've created these audio stories and accompanying activities, all centred around the theme of growth mindset and resilience, to inspire confidence not just in maths, but in all areas of development. You can download the accompanying activities at numbots.com/audio-stories. NumBots is an award-winning maths learning platform that helps children achieve the 'triple win' of understanding, recall and fluency in mental addition and subtraction.Mostra libro
It's Thanksgiving! Ms. Green and Spots and Stripes are at home cooking and baking for their holiday meal. Spots and Stripes have some very different ideas about what's on the menu. Will this dog and cat duo resolve their differences and find a way to show their gratitude together?Mostra libro
