This is a combo book that contains the following 20 stories for kids:
Diary of a Royal Villager
Diary of a Ninja
Story of a True Hero
Story of a Superhero
Jungle Adventure
Diary of a Wimpy Stevie
Clumsy Princess Diary
Corbin the Hood
Epic Children’s Fantasy
The Prince and the Poor Girl
Pirates of the Ocean
Werewolf Girl
The Maze Trials
Enemies at the Gate
Bat Story
Maze Sprinters
Fish Book for Kids
Zombie Hunter
Teen Girl Diary
The Magic Swords
Do you want to help your child feel more relaxed and joyful?
Are you looking for a resource that will enable your little one to drift into sweet sleep each night?
Yoga nidra is a practice that children of all ages can do. It’s perfect for kids who have difficulty sitting still as typically done in classic meditation. Because Yoga Nidra is done while lying down in a comfortable position and guided using the voice of the teacher, it is more accessible to young children.
Relaxation of the body and mind is induced by the awareness of stillness, comfort, position and breath. If you’re looking to help your child(ren) relax deeply and fall asleep easily, this is an ideal book for you and your family.
Each meditation features three different calming background music options, enabling you to customize the meditation to your child’s preference.
By listening to Bedtime Yoga Nidra for Kids, your child will:
● Learn to meditate in a practical way
● Reconnect with their own true nature
● Fall asleep more easily and sleep more deeply through the night
● Lower their stress and anxiety levels
● Discover inner peace, balance and happiness
● Experience profound relaxation of body and mind
● Enhance their ability to concentrate
● Learn to process their emotions in a safe and healthy way
● And much more.
Even if your kids have never tried meditation, this book can help them create a potent new routine that enables them to relax profoundly and sleep deeply.
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The Beech Bank Girls are back! Teenage friends Chloe, Willow, Annie, Rachel, Holly and Amber become absorbed in a diary from the First World War, and discover that the choices they make have consequences, just as they did for fourteen-year-old Grace one hundred years ago.
As always, the Beech Bank Girls have lots of fun, together and apart, and work their way through all the ups and downs of life as they hold on to their Christian faith.
Christmas is coming! Along with all the excitement, life holds its challenges for the Beech Bank Girls. Holly faces the reality of financial crisis at home; Rachel is worried about her sister; a sledging incident shakes the girls - and a very different nativity play brings home the true meaning of Christmas. Family, friendship and faith issues - the Beech Bank Girls face them together in this, their third book.
"An amazing, heart-warming story about six normal girls who go through everyday situations, but at the end of the day they realise that the best solution is to turn to God. This story shows that God is an amazing father who really cares for us and our problems, no matter how big or small they are. A definite 10/10." - Ellie
"A really interesting read and the author pulls you into the story. An exciting and special message for the Christmas period." - Sophie
The second in the Beech Bank Girls series. Not long after Chloe's surprise birthday party (Beech Bank Girls, Every Girl Has A Story), the Beech Bank Girls are back. Holly is in Australia, but Willow, Amber, Chloe, Annie and Rachel discover that they do not have to wait until their gap year to begin helping people in need. With a migrant girl in their class at school, they find out that they don't have to go far to begin making a difference. An interesting hike, a new culture on their doorstep, an emotional night out... The girls learn from some tough issues that they can make a difference right where they are and have lots of fun at the same time!
'A very exciting, fun to read, really well-written and easy to understand book. Looking forward to the next one!' - Taylor
'When the girls get into bad situations or dilemmas, they all get together to pray... makes you want to read more and find out what happens next.' - Ellie
'A great story.' - Eleanor
Big sister Beezus Quimby tries to be patient with her four-year-old little sister, Ramona, but it isn't easy, not when Ramona powders her nose with marshmallows and invites her nursery school class to a party without telling her family. Sometimes Beezus doesn't like Ramona, but the girls are sisters and that means they will always love each other'just not every single minute.
Soon, the dormouse must hibernate, and the friends will part. As the time for sleep nears, the fox tries to keep the dormouse awake. Sleep indeed must come, but not before the two friends have shared one last story, knowing they will be together again in the spring. This gentle friendship story is the perfect allegory for the bedtime ritual. And the reassuring message is clear: "I will be there for you when you wake."
The acclaimed author of Where the Watermelons Grow is back with a story perfect for fans of Lynda Mullaly Hunt and Ali Benjamin, about finding friendship after a tragic loss.
It’s been eighty-three days since Annie Lee’s daddy died, but she still sees reminders of him everywhere. His record player mysteriously plays his favorite songs, there’s shaving cream in the sink every morning, and the TV keeps flipping to the Duke basketball games he loved.
She knows Mama notices it too, but Mama’s been working around the clock to make ends meet. To make matters worse, Annie Lee’s friends ditched her over the summer. She feels completely alone—until she meets Mitch.
Though Mitch is tough and confident on the outside, she may need a friend just as badly as Annie Lee. But after losing so much, Annie Lee is afraid to let anyone get too close.
And Mitch isn’t the only friend trying to break through Annie Lee’s defenses. Ray, an elderly pianist who plays at a local mall, has been giving her piano lessons. His music is pure magic, and Annie Lee hopes it might be the key to healing her broken heart. But when Ray goes missing, searching for him means breaking a promise to Mitch.
Faced with once again losing those who mean the most to her, Annie Lee must make a choice: retreat back into her shell, or risk admitting how much she needs Mitch and Ray—even if it means getting hurt all over again.
Just like in her debut, Where the Watermelons Grow, Cindy Baldwin brings her signature twist of magic to this authentically heartfelt story.
In Echo Falls you never know what's coming next -- and everyone has a secret. Things are amiss at 99 Maple Lane: Ingrid's dad's job is in jeopardy, but h e won't explain why. Ingrid's brother, Ty, is getting buff -- really buff -- but when Ty starts getting moody, Ingrid wonders if there's more to his physical fitness than lifting weights. Meanwhile, Ingrid's beloved soccer coach is replaced by an icy newcomer named Julia LeCaine, who seems a little too savvy to be in it for the postgame pizza. True to her hero, Sherlock Holmes, Ingrid begins fishing around to find out who's really pulling the strings in Echo Falls. But one morning, while en route to the dreaded MathFest, Ingrid is kidnapped and locked in the trunk of a car. Even if she escapes, will anyone believe her story?
In this sequel to Down the Rabbit Hole a clever young girl learns that mysterious forces are at work in her town -- and exposing them could put her life in jeopardy.
Performed by Colleen Delaney
Bee is an orphan who lives with a carnival and sleeps in the back of a tractor trailer. Every day she endures taunts for the birthmark on her face-though her beloved Pauline, the only person who has ever cared for her, tells her it is a precious diamond. When Pauline is sent to work for another carnival, Bee is lost.
Then a scruffy dog shows up, as unwanted as she, and Bee realizes that she must find a home for them both. She runs off to a house with gingerbread trim that reminds her of frosting. There two mysterious women, Mrs. Swift and Mrs. Potter, take her in. They clothe her, though their clothes are strangely out of date. They feed her, though there is nothing in their house to eat. They help her go to school, though they won't enter the building themselves. And, strangely, only Bee seems able to see them.
Whoever these women are, they matter. They matter to Bee. And they are helping Bee realize that she, too, matters to the world--if only she will let herself be a part of it.
This tender novel beautifully captures the pain of isolation, the healing power of community, and the strength of the human spirit.
Clem can make anybody, even his grumpy older sisters, smile with his jokes. But when his family receives news that his father has died in the infamous Port Chicago disaster, everything begins to fall apart. Clem's mother is forced to work long, tough hours as a maid for a wealthy white family. Soon Clem can barely recognize his home-and himself. Can he live up to his father's legacy? In her award-winning trilogy, Lesa Cline-Ransome masterfully recreates mid-twentieth century America through the eyes of three boys: Langston, Lymon, and, now, Clem. Exploring the impact of the Great Migration, the Harlem Renaissance, Jim Crow laws, and much more, Lesa's work manages at once to be both an intimate portrait of each boy and his family as well as a landscape of American history.
