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  Dragon City

  Katie Tsang, Kevin Tsang

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  When destiny calls, heroes take flight! 
   
   
    
  Billy Chan and his friends have been transported 5,000 years into the future where the evil Dragon of Death has become ruler of Dragon City. Humans now live to serve the dragon population, and it's no different for Billy, Charlotte, Dylan, and Ling-Fei. After losing contact with their own dragons, they're determined to track them down in this new city, even if it means putting their own lives at risk. 
   
   
    
  But one dragon has turned to the dark side and has no plans to return. With the help of a new clan of dragons, can the four friends undo the Dragon of Death's villainous work, or will she triumph eternally?

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  Sammy and His Shepherd

  Susan Hunt

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  In Sammy and His Shepherd, veteran children’s writer Susan Hunt takes youngsters on a delightful trip through Psalm 23 from the point of view of a sheep named Sammy.Sammy lives happily under the care of his faithful shepherd. But one day he meets a sheep from another flock, one who lives in misery because her shepherd is not so caring. Eventually, to the delight of both of them, Sammy’s shepherd buys the needy little sheep for his flock and gives her a name―Precious. Thereafter, Sammy tells Precious all the wonderful things about their shepherd. At first, Precious has a hard time believing that the shepherd can be so good. But eventually, as she sees the shepherd pouring out his energies for the good of his flock, she comes to trust him, for she sees that he loves his sheep unconditionally and sacrificially.Each chapter of Sammy and His Shepherd is an exploration of a passage from Psalm 23. As they work through the book, children will grow in their understanding of the metaphors the psalmist used in composing this beloved poem. But more important, they will gain a deeper appreciation for the one who is the subject of the psalm: the Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ. Captivating illustrations by Corey Godbey help Sammy and Precious come to life for children. A special section in the back of the book provides Bible passages, discussion questions, and activities to reinforce the lessons of each chapter.

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  Anxiety in kids 3 to 13 years

  MARI POMARE GRINARD

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  This guide shows how to effectively and didactically intervene to prevent and/or reduce anxiety in children with a methodology that stimulates their imagination, creativity, and joy. A preventive method for these anxiety symptoms. 
  1. Feeling very afraid, 
  2. Persistent crying, 
  3. Negative thoughts, 
  4. Unexplained anger, 
  5. Stomach pain, 
  6. Nervousness, 
  7. Nail biting. 
  This publication provides sufficient bases for SELF-HELP Backed by Professional Psychological Experience with similar techniques for adults such as JACOBSON'S PROGRESSIVE MUSCLE RELAXATION have demonstrated how the human body, upon reaching a maximum level of muscular tension, automatically falls to the maximum degree of Relaxation, a principle that also applies to children who, with the support of adults, can prevent the development of anxiety disorders. 
  The final chapter is the implementation of the Diaphragmatic Breathing that reduces stress, anxiety, improves blood oxygenation and strengthens the respiratory muscles. Therefore, this book should be a must-have for all parents and teachers, so that they can prevent, identify, and address childhood anxiety episodes early, both at home and in the classroom. PACKPSYCH offers e-books, paperbacks, and audio-books. This publication is available in English and Spanish. 
  Mari Pomare Grinard is an international bilingual psychologist with over 20 years of experience in clinical psychotherapy. Her goal is to share practical tools for psychological self-help and personal growth through her publications, PACKPSYCH. 
  The techniques described in this publication have been implemented by the author in her psychotherapy sessions with her patients, achieving successfully not only the prevention, but also reduction and elimination of anxiety´s symptoms in children.

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  Hope on the Nile

  B.B. Gallagher

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  Maggie is called upon once again, this time to travel back to Ancient Egypt. Back home, she witnesses her little brother suffer a terrible sledding accident and she awaits his surgery to be completed in the hospital. How can she find the hope needed to trust in God's will? 
  Maggie goes back to Egypt and meets the awful Pharaoh of the Old Testament. She befriends a girl about her age named Miriam whose baby brother, Moses, is being hunted by Pharaoh's men. Maggie will run through pyramids, hide in caravans and meet Pharaoh's daughter before she finds herself at the center of one of the greatest events of human history. Join Maggie as she finds Hope on the Nile.

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  Ronin - An Epic Fantasy...

  Jay Aspen

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  The Awakening of the Elves. 
  Ariel returns from fighting orcs in Isandor, to discover that her home has changed––and not for the better. 
  Strategy becomes as essential as the strength to fight, as Ashkar's dark influence works its way into tensions old and new. 
  In the turmoil of treachery and greed, old alliances become strained and the Fae are forced to reclaim their strength and power. 
  It will take all the courage and determination of Ariel, Marin and the Eldrin to maintain Samaran's alliances against the deadly threat in the east. 
  Perfect for fans of Sarah J Maas and J RR Tolkien

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  The Great Catsbe - These cats...

  Simon Mills

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  Down in the deepest and darkest of depths, as deep and as dark, as dark and deep gets; there lives a species of unspeakable size, With paws with claws, And pie sized eyes. Get ready to meet a family of cats that are unlike any cat you've run into before The Sir Rhymesalot reading level (lexile) is age 11 - 14 (grade 4 - 6) but parents reading these books to children aged 3 - 7 (K - 2) can strengthen literacy and vocabulary significantly in their young minds. This is due to the power of rhyme as a literacy builder.

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